El Presidente #throbbingloverod Webb Resigns

my favourite memory is his media stunt during the 2012 olympics when he wanted his employers at the time to discredit the honor of a gold postbox in the hometown of british olympic gold medalists by demanding a bronze one for tom daley.

they refused so he got 3 discontinued letterboxes painted gold and bronze strangely enough sponsored by niikkkkkkkkkkk and plonked them outside homepark in the hope fans would write fanmail to the three individuals even though one didnt live in or was from plymouth and the other was lativan who was based in plymouth over posting actual letters the whole point of letterboxes. For the many years they stood outside homepark as an eyeshore i believe they were only used by people who wrongly thought they were legit letterboxes and dog walkers wanting to bin doggy bags.

Epic fail.

Im so happy about recent developments. Soon all the discussion will be football (for better or worse) and no need to talk about brent, nool or webb, who'se activities have now ceased to be relevant to our club in any meaningful way.

akagreengull wrote:

“The rise of social media has massive positives and massive negatives.
“One of the negatives is that it gives people under anonymous guises the ability to have a pop at people in positions of power, and I think James has suffered a little bit from that.



Just bore off Webb

Wasnt Webb the cause of some of brents social media hate? couldn't make it up.

womble wrote:

Im so happy about recent developments.  Soon all the discussion will be football (for better or worse) and no need to talk about brent, nool or webb, who'se activities have now ceased to be relevant to our club in any meaningful way.

Until mr 30 per cent becomes zero per cent the pressure will continue

Punchdrunk wrote:

womble wrote:

Im so happy about recent developments.  Soon all the discussion will be football (for better or worse) and no need to talk about brent, nool or webb, who'se activities have now ceased to be relevant to our club in any meaningful way.

Until mr 30 per cent becomes zero per cent the pressure will continue

until nool is gone from the directors box for good and brent is out permenatly it wont stop ever.

those comments on the herald, they got the multis working over time there and on the farm you sad strange cnuts

kernow19
Post subject: Re: Chris Webb steps down as President
Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2018 6:48 pm


Joined: Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:06 am
Location: Cornwall
Can only second what everyone else has said. I'm convinced if there was no Chris Webb there would be no PAFC today.

akagreengull wrote:

kernow19
Post subject: Re: Chris Webb steps down as President
Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2018 6:48 pm


Joined: Tue Apr 25, 2006 12:06 am
Location: Cornwall
Can only second what everyone else has said. I'm convinced if there was no Chris Webb there would be no PAFC today.

Jesus wept

samaritans in plymouth gonna be on overtime first jimmy now webby gone....

IF only we could photoshop faces onto the kids

My favourite moment was him bringing his young son onto a public stage to confront Peter Ridsdale, followed by an absolute indignation at anyone who dared bring his young son into any debate.

Or maybe his rallying cries on the internet. Identical to Churchill, I thought, of the nodding insurance dog variety.

Or perhaps it was the WHERE WUR U IN THA WOR!?! type rhetoric he bandied about whenever he felt that he'd achieved something.

Classic Webbsta

Mock Cuncher wrote:

My favourite moment was him bringing his young son onto a public stage to confront Peter Ridsdale, followed by an absolute indignation at anyone who dared bring his young son into any debate.

Or maybe his rallying cries on the internet. Identical to Churchill, I thought, of the nodding insurance dog variety.

Or perhaps it was the WHERE WUR U IN THA WOR!?! type rhetoric he bandied about whenever he felt that he'd achieved something.

Classic Webbsta

The "Janner nation" speech at Wembley was also an undoubted high point.

Who remembers when he stole his mates wife resulting in that mate wanting out of the club fast?

Oh I got another one. The weekly resigning from the internet. They were fukkin funny. I reckon he retired from the internet a dozen times, only to come crawling back like a bad dose of particularly unwanted limescale a day or two later.

And maybs the anonymous use of the Greenman account to publish threats of violence to an ATDer.

Or maybs the nefarious bullying of a club volunteer.

Or maybs the laffable way he was played by a deceitful banker and Peter Ridsdale (FCOL) to help engineer a takeover of the club for fookin pittance whilst club staff and ambulance services lost out, all whilst praidly donning his Union flat cap and pretending to be Arfur Scargs.

Tbf, now I remember what a wowmungous throbber this helmet truly was, I sorta miss the old peanut already!

Who could forget Deep Throat?

Only me, of course! What a nelly I are!

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Who could forget Deep Throat?

Only me, of course! What a nelly I are!

i remember deep throat i also remember how he sold out and lethis true agenda public when he fecked the trust off to take a position at the club and worked to undermind it ever since although they are useless in anycase.

oh who remembers when he said he would resign if wrathall rejoined the club yet was supportive of him when he did?

who remembers when he fought hard to stop a property develop buying the club as they wanted to build on the carpark allsorts and didnt care about the club yet backed james brent who was exactly the same?

Forza Nerde.

Creating our very own Ultras without realising that Ultras are a hoolie concept all over the continent and the locating them on top of the seats various season ticket holders had used for years so they had to put up with drum banging spotty Herberts or move away.

Then Forza Nerde petered out to nothing.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Forza Nerde.

Creating our very own Ultras without realising that Ultras are a hoolie concept all over the continent and the locating them on top of the seats various season ticket holders had used for years so they had to put up with drum banging spotty Herberts or move away.

Then Forza Nerde petered out to nothing.

it was a football first, look how far we've come

telling fans don’t invade the pitch and celebrate at the end of the season cos James would get fined and he could use that money to buy us a striker
What a corker that one was pure comedy gold lol

let us not forget his idea for Argyle fans to sing Play Up Pompey in support of Portsmouth who where in financial trouble at the time.

Proof if ever he knows feck all about argyle beyond 2010 and that one game in 2002/

A move well past the sell by date...

Regarding the club - Webb hasn't contributed to his 'diary' in years.   He hasn't been listed on the baggo for yonks.  Popped up out of oblivion here and there, but looked amateurishly 'self promoting' on every occasion. Basically he's been held in storage for years.

It was impossible for the club to get rid of Webb without Brent losing face, or Webb being embarrassed. This 'transfer' of power is the best possible excuse to ditch what was always a bad idea.

It won't be long before Webb is taking to the Pasoti pulpit putting down Hallett.

Angry wrote:

oh who remembers when he said he would resign if wrathall rejoined the club yet was supportive of him when he did?

who remembers when he fought hard to stop a property develop buying the club as they wanted to build on the carpark allsorts and didnt care about the club yet backed james brent who was exactly the same?

You mean this?

Re: Tony Wrathall returns to the Gargs

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Well Chris Webb their President isn't altogether delighted. His full statement is below. It would be easy for me to slag him off (have done that alot in the past) however the statement is that of a fan who isn't happy for being taken for a ride, the history of his Club belittled and he is left questioning the integrity of those in charge. An impressive statement. Time to stand down Chris, better to support your Club from the stands and leave behind the dirt of a boardroom.

There is something within the statement which permits this on banterbase. it is highlighted in bold and is representative of all Greens down the road.

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"When we (The supporters, staff and James Brent) saved our great Club the last thing I ever imagined seeing was one of the ex directors walking back through the boardroom doors.
It is my personally held view as somebody who loves this Club that the only positive brought to the table by this decision is financially related.
I can't speak on behalf of the staff but morally whilst they still remain unpaid in many cases it cannot be right that someone who contributed to that plight walks back through the doors and gets waited on by those people every fortnight. From the supporters perspective it hurts. We fought against these individuals. I (and many others) saw up close how near we came to dying. Never at any point did one of the ex directors offer financial support to our campaign then. They were missing when it mattered.

I want(ed) our Football Club to be different. I want us to set the standards on and off the field. This is a set back in building that vision and building a Club based on the size of talent not the size of the wallet. Today is a huge blow to the dream we all fought for.

Staff still not paid up.

Tony Wrathall sitting, looking out on a pitch he and the others did not pay for.

I cannot and will not buy into this 'it was not his fault' argument. We had 7 directors. The blame is shared equally. Whether that be through incompetence or a thought out action is irrelevant.

The news has shattered me if I am honest. I believe the board has let down James Brent by not realising how the fans would feel about this decision.

I have relayed my thoughts firmly to James Brent and the directors. James is a huge personal friend of mine and I know he feels this is for the best for the Club on a financial basis.

If Tony Wrathall truly loved this Club and truly wanted to make amends then he would use the money to pay off the staff debt and return to the terraces as a supporter.

On the pitch (where most of us care about) things are looking up. We have an owner that cares, a manager assembling a competitive squad, the fans are dreaming of Wembley but minds are now thrown back 3 years to our darkest hour.

I'm really not sure where my future at the Club lies and maybe this post will make the decision for me. I will certainly not be able to frequent the boardroom at any point whilst Tony Wrathall remains on the board. I also know that unity is always the way forward and I will be attacked for breaking it but the decision is so divisive that bringing people together off the back if it is almost impossible.

I'm not a businessman. I'm a simple Janner. I know money talks but I am a firm believer that sometimes in life things are just wrong. This is one such time.

We didn't fight so hard for this. We fought for better.

Take care.

Chris"

All we need now is the GOS photoshoot of Webb sharing a laugh with TW in the Directors box.