Itinerary for the day of action

THE Argyle Day of Action is almost upon us and we now have a clear itinerary for the day, with a set of valuable objectives for our wonderful volunteers.

We are so very grateful to the 75 volunteers who have stepped forward for a special day at Home Park, as we work on a number of initiatives designed to add some extra love and care to symbolic areas around the Theatre of Greens.

A full list of objectives are outlined below and Argyle Community Trust will also be running events in the Family Stand, including arts and crafts, table tennis, pool and gaming. Argyle officials in attendance will include our chairman and staff from the club shop, commercial department, stadium and admin.

Please note we are now at our full quota of volunteer

Itinerary
9.30am – Green Taverners’ Marquee for briefing and Breakfast
10am – Day of Action works begin
1pm – Lunch Served in the Green Taverners’ Marquee
2pm – Day of Action resumes
5pm – Day of Action finishes

Objectives

Façade

Cleaning of the façade next to the shop, down to the Devonport end, and re-painting the white and green areas
Weeding and Landscaping these areas
Devonport end and concourse

Weeding memorial bricks and cleaning
Landscaping the area, including strimming and power washing the concourse
Cleaning and decluttering of bricked area and doors
Bobby's Garden

Clearing all rubbish and decluttering
Landscaping/strimming area
Re-fencing with new fencing
Bowl

Weeding the Astro and drainage tray around the pitch
Cleaning of all lower ground boards
Seat cleaning
Vomitorium cleaning around the stadium
Cladding

Cleaning all white cladding around the horseshoe
Cleaning all upper ground boards
Internal Horseshoe

Cleaning all lower brickwork underneath kiosks, bars and standing areas
Paint and clean all service doors
Clean all internal and external fire exits and doors
Deep clean all bins
Cleaning and dusting of all bins
Clean and wipe all internal signage
Wipe and clean all turnstiles
Wipe and dust all upper turnstiles
External Cleaning Company

Huge thanks to 5Star Cleaning services, who are also helping out on the day, cleaning the two ends of the stadium with industrial powerwashers, plus any Perspex along the top of the stadium

Seems an awful lot of work for even 75 people for a day.
I gotta take the offered bait lol....

"Vomitorium cleaning around the stadium"

One definition

"Place in which, according to popular misconception, the ancient Romans are supposed to have vomited during feasts to make room for more food."

Is Nool attending....??

Be good to see what they can do with that corner by Bungos Tardis and Bobbys Cauliflowers

I see the owner and proprietor of 5 star maintenance is the latest in a long line of nobodies desperately trying to be someone at the theatre of schemes.

I’ve proposed a ‘Day of Action’ to the missus whereby she struts around in stockings and heels giving me a blowy every couple of hours.

Some good, much needed jobs being undertaken there.....whether that should be down to volunteers is another matter but hey ho, as they say over the pond "thank you for your service"

Lots of well intentioned genuine fans amongst the Volunteers, spoilt by the self promoting Superfans who will latch on just to be seen to be super.

Les Miserable wrote:

Some good, much needed jobs being undertaken there.....whether that should be down to volunteers is another matter but hey ho, as they say over the pond "thank you for your service"

I highly doubt it was the clubs concept for this 'day of action' it was put together Nool, PASOTI, and a few other wannabees so deep down the club are probably thinking cheers easy.

Do the organisers really want to see cleaner bins or signs wiped down? more like recognition in the form of an AAA pass, free pioneer membership or a place within the suits. It's a shame really because it's only the likes of porky and his freinds that will get the rewards whilst the 50 or so peasants who have been 'mobilised' will get bugger all for their efforts apart from a hot fork buffet.

Colonialism at it's best.

I see a sentence miss from the Itinerary post.

I just been up to the life centre, they are repainting the doors around the the shop which was done not long ago

Much needed clean up after years of neglect. A few years ago when the trust suggested a work party to clean the memorial bricks the offer was declined as it was a specialist job.

Shorely this is more egg in the face of the Bent lovers on PASOTI who claim speccy left us in a better place of where he found it.

I Bet i go there next month and fin another dead bird on my seat after the last time they claimed to cleaned the stadium. I also wager the inside of the cladding by thedevonportend wont be touched again despite it being riddled with gangrene

Angry, it's not the dead birds you have to worry about it's the horse's head!

Angry wrote:

I Bet i go there next month and fin another dead bird on my seat after the last time they claimed to cleaned the stadium. I also wager the inside of the cladding by the Devonport end wont be touched again despite it being riddled with gangrene

They had a few worker cleaning the Devonport end, the white cladding and advertising boards was included  in the wash down. the only thing I can see on web 1 not to been done yet (they have 1 1/2hrs left) is the weeds around the Astro

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

Angry, it's not the dead birds you have to worry about it's the horse's head!

thankfully the forum maffia no longer have control at the club the piggery can try all it likes but hallett wont be as giving as brent.

Well done at least to the people who are genuinely there to help and want no recognition. Nool was observed strutting around in stormtrooper jackboots awaiting Deliars Spaceship arrival to harvest IP addresses in case of ATD infiltration

here a good picture how they are cleaning the seats and cladding

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PS they had a hard job down that end with super glue stickers

Aviva hell

I was thinking the other day about the faded green seats as someone mentioned it on Pasoti....there is a car products called Meguiars Back to black plastic....now it is quite expensive but basically works on any colour plastic no matter how faded the plastic is to start with.
Those seats would basically go back to the original colour (because the colour is the same all the way through)
You must be able to obtain the same stuff commercially (its about £12 for about 350ml normally) but its the dogs bollacks

Bobbys garden lmfao.

Tgwu wrote:

here a good picture how they are cleaning the seats and cladding

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PS they had a hard job down that end with super glue stickers

its above the cladding advertising boards that need power wash desperately and the roof.

Punchdrunk wrote:

Aviva hell

The philosophy of Community Si in action.

Bungo looked like he had a busy day and got his hands dirty (not)


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