Plymouth Argyle Heritage Archive

Dear Argyle Talk Democratic,

The newly formed Plymouth Argyle Heritage Archive invites two of ATD's
members to its launch and exhibition of Argyle memorabilia at the
Tribute Lounge, Home Park on Friday 26th May at 7 pm.

Guest Speaker Graham Little

Bar Available.

We do hope you can join us.

Russell Moore
Chair, Plymouth Argyle Heritage Archive

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If anybody fancies an evening in the Tribute lounge as representatives of ATD let me know.

This is an invitation only event and looks very interesting.

Double bump

It will be a shame to let this invite go to waste, any locals fancy a night of Argyle memories?

seadog wrote:

It will be a shame to let this invite go to waste, any locals fancy a night of Argyle memories?

I'm full on Aviva, but I'm not a local.

Bit short of details for many I think? The website tells you nothing and who are the two individuals mentioned?

I mean what are you going to do on the night? Look at Nool's Shirt collection?

Maybe it might be an outlet to reclaim Argyle last without newells hand all over it? I don't know, it seemed a genuine offer.

Hugh Watt wrote:

Maybe it might be an outlet to reclaim Argyle last without newells hand all over it? I don't know, it seemed a genuine offer.

PACSA have also received 2 invites for the evening.
Obviously this is an Argyle launch night where those involved want to invite all supporters groups to be represented at the event.
I'm bingo calling so I can't make it I'm afraid.

I'm washing my hair.

Website is now up and running should anyone care to look.

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Rickler wrote:

seadog wrote:

It will be a shame to let this invite go to waste, any locals fancy a night of Argyle memories?

I mean what are you going to do on the night?  Look at Nool's Shirt collection?

What the ones he got from Bobae market.....

Hugh Watt wrote:

Website is now up and running should anyone care to look.

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It's a good thing they're doing and I wish them every success, love the photo of the old Lyndy steps, been carried down them in the crush a few times.

Ps...Glag to see Steve from GoS involved, fella knows his onions.

Russell Moore was the author of the excellent Pictorial history of Home Park which was published a couple of years ago-fascinating stuff,well worth a dip into from time to time. Certainly seems to be keen on his Argyle history.

two invites to the preview going spare Greeny!

I may pop down on the Sunday lunchtime for a nose around.

Les Miserable wrote:

Ps...Glag to see Steve from GoS involved, fella knows his onions.

Had a chat with his wife last night.

They have one of the "ten steps start here" signs in their living room in readiness for this

green_genie wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:

Ps...Glag to see Steve from GoS involved, fella knows his onions.

Had a chat with his wife last night.

They have one of the "ten steps start here" signs in their living room in readiness for this

I'm thinking of the kind of response I'd get from the missus if I told her I was putting that up in the living room.

Jesus saves........

beesrus wrote:

Jesus saves........

... but Tynan gets the rebound!

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