Now on GoS, instalment 77 of the development story. 125 'Bob' photos from the last fortnight, but we'll be back to a weekly set from now on, assuming that the first public event in six weeks time will be our finishing line.

Enjoy!

Greens on Screen

[Argylegames]

To bring a smile to Steve's face.

To bring a smile to Steve's face.

[Ottawa Green]

Thank you Thank you Steve and Bob

On another note from what i have seen over the last 12 months or so, i think Argyle have got a hell of alot done, more than a lick of paint, what they have achieved for approx. 6 million pounds is amazing, something that Simon Hallett, JB, the board the planners, the workers and eventually the fans should be very very pleased and proud of..
But i know there will be moaners, complainers etc.

Now all we need is a winning team.......................

Thank you Thank you Steve and Bob

On another note from what i have seen over the last 12 months or so, i think Argyle have got a hell of alot done, more than a lick of paint, what they have achieved for approx. 6 million pounds is amazing, something that Simon Hallett, JB, the board the planners, the workers and eventually the fans should be very very pleased and proud of..
But i know there will be moaners, complainers etc.

Now ll we need is a winning team.......................

May I second this? I cannot quite believe the amount of effort and attention to detail that has gone on over the entire length of this project and - looking at the developing picture every week - we are going to have an amazing asset in the revitalised Mayflower stand. Truly a time to be proud of our club - despite the occasional hiccup on the pitch. Whether the 'one team in Devon' chant may sound a little hollow today there can be no doubt that there is only one ground in Devon - and that is Home Park!

Thanks again for the photos, guys.

Great pics again thank you
Looking at the names from the Watford FA Cup game quite a few would have been good additions to the present team

Thanks Bob and Steve.

May I personally wish Bob commiserations for today and hope he'll be watching the Rugby World Cup final next week despite his team being knocked out today.

Thanks Bob and Steve.

May I personally wish Bob commiserations for today and hope he'll be watching the Rugby World Cup final next week despite his team being knocked out today.

Thank you Ian. It's been a bad 2 days that's for sure. I spent time in Capetown in the 1970s, does that qualify me as a South Africa supporter? Good luck to England.

Great pictures Bob and facilities and a ground fitting for a championship team....just one small problem....

Hey Al, whilst you're on..............

If you look closely at these photos you will see that walls are still being built and screed is still being laid. This is nowhere near first fixing and strengthens my belief that the grandstand corporate facilities will not be open and ready for business by December...Love to be proved wrong....

Any update on your thoughts?

Ian. It's a bit like the barcode though isn't it ...it's open but the facililities are nowhere near completed,and they are having technical problems,...half the units at the barcode are unlet at this moment in time.....it will probably be the same at Argyle...it will be a while before it is fully operational I.e. 500 covers.....the handover has yet to be completed and that takes maybe up to 3 months to get right.....in my opinion...

[Biggs]

It’s not open though...

It looks completely on track and basically done from a structural point of view.

The various archived items in the GTs suite look fantastic.

Another great set of pics to cheer us up after a nightmare the day before. All looks good to be rolled out on schedule, I certainly believe so,
Thanks chaps very much appreciated
Pete