
Bob/Steve thanks once again, looking forward to Saturday to see the new dugouts.
IJN wrote: I was told at FGR that the new dug outs will not be used for the Bradford City match, Mike.
Biggs wrote: Good point. The old ones are gone! Maybe they’ll just provide some chairs.
Guiri Green wrote: They could get some of those old Night Watchman Stripey Tents and a Brazier or old Dustbin to light a fire. Would help with the Warm Ups. Dig out some old Dockyard Donkey Jackets and they'll be all set.
demportdave wrote:Guiri Green wrote: They could get some of those old Night Watchman Stripey Tents and a Brazier or old Dustbin to light a fire. Would help with the Warm Ups. Dig out some old Dockyard Donkey Jackets and they'll be all set.
Dockyardies didn’t wear Donkey Jackets, they were called Fearnoughts.
RochdaleGreen wrote: Thanks for the photos, which I appreciate hugely.
I'm made very sad however by the vast wastage of space to each side of our pitch. See photo 17.
When I watched Argyle at Home Park in the 60's,70's and 80's (before I left Devon) it seemed to me that the crowd was much closer to the touch line. Indeed, a couple of days ago GoS had a picture of the team running out in 1959, with the touch line no more than two yards from the crowd.
It was Adams who narrowed the pitch and I fear that he is having a lasting effect.
So please Mr Lowe can you reinstate the correct width of the pitch for next season. No need for this astro turf wastage!
the little diamond in between letters with P A F C would have looked better.David_Fisher wrote:Emu wrote:Biggs wrote: Wooohooo! Thank you.
Tin hat on here... it’s a really great idea but I don’t think the PAFC solar panels work. Makes the outside of the stand look a lot busier than just a seamless block, and obviously is sacrificing extra energy to get that effect.
I think the solar panels look great
At least they are symmetrical unlike the ARG YLE which I really don't like.
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