My 1st game was 66-67 so didn't see Jim play, but clearly remember my Uncle Will (8th Army 'desert rat' - but that's another story!) recounting all the great Argyle teams and players he had seen and mentioned Jim McA as a 'lovely player'. Maybe in the new grandstand we can have a real hall of fame and give due reverance to the players of our past?

My 1st game was 66-67 so didn't see Jim play, but clearly remember my Uncle Will (8th Army 'desert rat' - but that's another story!) recounting all the great Argyle teams and players he had seen and mentioned Jim McA as a 'lovely player'. Maybe in the new grandstand we can have a real hall of fame and give due reverance to the players of our past?

There are people interested in doing that and more "harbourgreen". There are a few supporters with unbelievable memorabilia collections who are willing to donate items to a proper Argyle museum. There are also a number of supporters who would be able to bring that history to life with talks and tours of any exhibition. Unfortunately I probably won't now see First Division (PL) football at HP but a decent museum would be a good consolation prize.

My 1st game was 66-67 so didn't see Jim play, but clearly remember my Uncle Will (8th Army 'desert rat' - but that's another story!) recounting all the great Argyle teams and players he had seen and mentioned Jim McA as a 'lovely player'. Maybe in the new grandstand we can have a real hall of fame and give due reverance to the players of our past?

There are people interested in doing that and more "harbourgreen". There are a few supporters with unbelievable memorabilia collections who are willing to donate items to a proper Argyle museum. There are also a number of supporters who would be able to bring that history to life with talks and tours of any exhibition. Unfortunately I probably won't now see First Division (PL) football at HP but a decent museum would be a good consolation prize.

Blimey your not that old are you.

My 1st game was 66-67 so didn't see Jim play, but clearly remember my Uncle Will (8th Army 'desert rat' - but that's another story!) recounting all the great Argyle teams and players he had seen and mentioned Jim McA as a 'lovely player'. Maybe in the new grandstand we can have a real hall of fame and give due reverance to the players of our past?

There are people interested in doing that and more "harbourgreen". There are a few supporters with unbelievable memorabilia collections who are willing to donate items to a proper Argyle museum. There are also a number of supporters who would be able to bring that history to life with talks and tours of any exhibition. Unfortunately I probably won't now see First Division (PL) football at HP but a decent museum would be a good consolation prize.

Blimey your not that old are you.

Approaching 70 and a realist!!

RIP Jim