Ottawa Green":1rvje4ev said:
If I were Paul Mariner I'd worry more about the stories that might come from that other Breakfast Radio host, Alan Brazil. :greensmile:
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If I were Paul Mariner I'd worry more about the stories that might come from that other Breakfast Radio host, Alan Brazil. :greensmile:
Learning about the history of Plymouth Argyle during this process - especially 1973-76 when Paul played there - has been an absolute joy.
More than an hour on the phone with 94-year old Graham Little, the former club secretary, was fascinating and enlightening with stories aplenty.
And chatting about Paul to my fellow Scot Billy Rafferty allowed him to to reminisce about their lethal strike partnership at Home Park.
Just a reminder that the book will feature a section called 'Mariner Memories' with tales from supporters, so thanks to everyone who's already emailed their favourite memories of Paul at Plymouth to book@paulmariner.com - there's still time for plenty more if possible.
All the best,
Mark
More than an hour on the phone with 94-year old Graham Little, the former club secretary, was fascinating and enlightening with stories aplenty.
And chatting about Paul to my fellow Scot Billy Rafferty allowed him to to reminisce about their lethal strike partnership at Home Park.
Just a reminder that the book will feature a section called 'Mariner Memories' with tales from supporters, so thanks to everyone who's already emailed their favourite memories of Paul at Plymouth to book@paulmariner.com - there's still time for plenty more if possible.
All the best,
Mark
MarkDonaldson":2eg9fusr said:
Given the sad news today, can we get an update on how things stand with the book?
I've been in touch with Mark today. He said he's three quarters of the way there and has promised the family that he will get it done. I'm sure it will be a fitting tribute and all-time great.KeithB":1a033xdz said:
