[Andy_S]

Very, very sad.

There but for the Grace of God...

RIP Steve.

RIP Steve
Always a very pleasant and sincere man.Used to see him often with a guy called David Pay, who I have not heard of for a long time .

Thank you for the years of joy before t'internet when ROTG was the only voice for the fans.

RIP Steve

Very sad news, he was a lovely fella. RIP Steve.

M

Met Steve a couple of times at PASTA meetings, he was a really good bloke.

RIP

[Argylegames]

RIP fellow Pilgrim.

Argyle through and through and one of the nicest blokes you could hope to meet. Visited Steve at the hospice last week and I knew it was the last time I would see him. I have known him since school at DHS in 1977 and attended many Argyle games with him over the years. At the hospice me and my mate Larry Putt held his hands and sang the Morecambe and Wise song ‘Will you miss me tonight when I’m gone’ - a song which the 3 of us sang in the rain whilst waiting to get into the Barnet vs Argyle Fa CUP game many years ago. Yes we will miss you tonight mate and for ever.....RIP xx

That's a lovely post.

I didn't know Steve but enjoyed Rub of the Greens around the time he was working on it and remember his name from that.

Rest easy.

Very sad news indeed. Lovely guy! My condolences to family and friends.
RIP Steve

RIP Steve, very sad news.

Used to buy Rub of the Greens regularly back in the day.

Argyle through and through and one of the nicest blokes you could hope to meet. Visited Steve at the hospice last week and I knew it was the last time I would see him. I have known him since school at DHS in 1977 and attended many Argyle games with him over the years. At the hospice me and my mate Larry Putt held his hands and sang the Morecambe and Wise song ‘Will you miss me tonight when I’m gone’ - a song which the 3 of us sang in the rain whilst waiting to get into the Barnet vs Argyle Fa CUP game many years ago. Yes we will miss you tonight mate and for ever.....RIP xx

That's a lovely post.

I didn't know Steve but enjoyed Rub of the Greens around the time he was working on it and remember his name from that.

Rest easy.

I thought the same - very vivid post. I have old copies of ROTG at home with his name on them, so recognized the name but didn't know him.

Argyle through and through and one of the nicest blokes you could hope to meet. Visited Steve at the hospice last week and I knew it was the last time I would see him. I have known him since school at DHS in 1977 and attended many Argyle games with him over the years. At the hospice me and my mate Larry Putt held his hands and sang the Morecambe and Wise song ‘Will you miss me tonight when I’m gone’ - a song which the 3 of us sang in the rain whilst waiting to get into the Barnet vs Argyle Fa CUP game many years ago. Yes we will miss you tonight mate and for ever.....RIP xx

That's a lovely post.

I didn't know Steve but enjoyed Rub of the Greens around the time he was working on it and remember his name from that.

Rest easy.

I thought the same - very vivid post. I have old copies of ROTG at home with his name on them, so recognized the name but didn't know him.

Didn't know him but guess I may have met him at some time. So why does that post bring a tear to my eye?
Argyle family. RIP Fellow Pilgrim.

My older brother introduced me to Rub of the Greens when I was an exile and the post by Silkman brought a lump to my throat too.

Very sad, gone but not forgotten.

RIP Pilgrim