edengreen on ROTG

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As an exile I was pleased to get my hands on a copy of ROTG at the weekend

I have to admit it certainly made me think about things in a different vain then the views taken from this forum (Pasoti)

It seems that some people who maybe or maybe not frequent these boards are starting to ask questions about the way the club is run all stuff I was UN-aware of

It makes sense why are the Taverner's still running the fan fests ? why are we asking for ambassadors ? why are we asking for volunteers for sending out season tickets etc

Then seeing at the Weekend that Ian was sat as our representative in the directors box along with Darren Purse it does beg the question are we becoming a laughing stock in footballing circles ?
I mean the motto seems to be run by fans for charity now
I know we are all glad we have a club and all that but I would have thought by now that the business plan from James Brent would have started to kick in
Surely the Fan-fest events should be ran by the club as a way of making it sustainable in the future

A good read and certainly an eye opener for an exile

By the way not having a go at Ian here but how many other clubs have fans in the directors box

Im not expecting James to put endless amounts of money in but would like to know how long before the debt is cleared, how long before all 55% can be put back into the club and when the clubs fanbase can finally start to give this club the advantage it should have for the size of the club in this division

Well done ROTG for making some very good points

Does the editor of ROTG still write for the programme?

If he does he won't be for much longer after that little article

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Blake still sends emails asking for contributions and I think still does write for Rotg.

Chemical [b]Ali wrote:

Blake [/b]still sends emails asking for contributions and I think still does write for Rotg.

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neilbet79

I know it's an unpopular opinion on here but as far as I'm concerned we will not get out of this division with Fletch & Ro at the helm.
In reply to edengreen above, I love Rub of the Greens, Blake & co do a great job and I could not agree more emphatically with you about Ian on the Board.
With regard to the Aviva ad, it put Plymouth Argyle into people's conciousness, as they say no press is bad press!?!!??

I used to have it delivered but stopped when Larkio stopped writing it, maybe I should start reading it again.

Fanzines by tradition have been forthright and unafraid of being critical, we should never be afraid of asking questions or answering them. Good on the guys for producing it.

It seems that slowly each day and little by little a steady flow of Argyle fans are uniting. We all come with different backgrounds and we all have different agendas and we all have our differences, but everyone seems to be uniting behind a common cause at the moment.

We all know the difference between right and wrong and it's very refreshing to see so many stepping up to the mark, at the end of the day we will have a better club for it and a friendlier club and that's something that we haven't been able to boast about for sometime.

Rotg and ATD should unite in friendship and unity against wants happening to our club