The Chris Webb

How come Cheltenham are not using the great mans talents? dont they know who he is?

what has he done now?

"The Peoples Plymouth"

Oh deary me.... It's Citizen Smith all over again!

...and just as funny!

'The Chris Pleb'

I did actually start to fill it out on the train back from Brighton this morning, however got up to the late teens and gave up - what a f'kin palava!!

THE PEOPLE'S PLYMOUTH in itself, is a clear attempt at hijacking the catchphrase and groundswell of support for UKIP by right wing extremists and the 'give us someone to blame' hoi polloi .

What does this guy actually do? Serious question as i cant think of one thing he has done that has benefited the club or hasnt been laughed at.

I suppose there is a difference between the boardroom and the directors box.

www.greensonscreen.co.uk/photodisplay.asp?parm=2014-11-12M1&autoload=pic30

http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Club-president-Chris-Webb-shattered-Argyle-return/story-20719468-detail/story.html

Frank Bullitt wrote:

I suppose there is a difference between the boardroom and the directors box.

www.greensonscreen.co.uk/photodisplay.asp?parm=2014-11-12M1&autoload=pic30

http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Club-president-Chris-Webb-shattered-Argyle-return/story-20719468-detail/story.html

He is no Charlie Webster that's for sure in both principles and looks!

Don't forget a man of a few morals also.

Is Mrs Purse asleep?

A truly principled man, he must be at least 5 seats away from Mr Wrathall.

That's the 3rd or 4th time he's been in the directors box lately. 2 or 3 times at Home Park in the last few weeks.

Very sad losing a parent at a fairly young age. It's also very strange IMO to want to tell the whole World about your family business, for me that is a personal matter. Maybe I'm an old fashioned dinosaur who has been overtaken by the modern theory that nothing is private anymore and your innermost feelings should be laid bare to all and sundry.

http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Chris-Webb-properly-grieved-father-man-gave/story-24550701-detail/story.html

P.S>>> This is not intended as a dig at Chris Webb, more an observation on his willingness to talk about such things so openly, something I'd be uncomfortable with and don't particularly enjoy reading.

AstiSpumante wrote:

Very sad losing a parent at a fairly young age. It's also very strange IMO to want to tell the whole World about your family business, for me that is a personal matter. Maybe I'm an old fashioned dinosaur who has been overtaken by the modern theory that nothing is private anymore and your innermost feelings should be laid bare to all and sundry.

http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Chris-Webb-properly-grieved-father-man-gave/story-24550701-detail/story.html

He has absolutely no morals does he? All so no one dare write negative comments like all his over diatribes produce and most with good reasons.

Too may "I"s in it for me.

We all deal with grief differently I guess. Fair enough.

Can't BGB to read it as I know how he works................ nauseating.

Obvs sad but why is this is the paper. What's it got to do with anyone outside his family?

It's got nothing to do with anyone apart from Webb and what should be his psychiatrist.

He has found himself in a position that all of the human race find themselves in at one point or another unless you are one of the very unlucky few who die before their parents.

Blubbing to the world is nothing more than a cry for sympathy.

Man up.

I've just read that article and I'm struggling to think of how or why that should be in a column in a newspaper. Very uncomfortable reading - not because someone has died (however sad that may be) but because Webb seems to think he's qualified to lecture in the form of some type of life coach, counsellor or agony uncle.

As it goes, my missus saw her dad lose a shockingly rapid battle to cancer when he was just 48. Myself? I watched my dad drink himself to death when I was just 13. Both situations were utterly horrific. Perhaps I ought to contact the Herald to get some public sympathy or tells others how to deal with similar situations.

Of course Webb was a rock throughout it all and never thought about himself for a minute. It's like he's applying to a job this

Just shows Plymouth's Mayor-in-waiting has a human side.

Bless.

i saw my friend run over by a drink driver speeding through a redlight. perhaps i should write a column next week.

Worth noting he doesnt sit with the forza nerde kids at games. And the Phil Hughes chant was so pathetic it was over before it started.

http://www.plymouthherald.co.uk/Chris-Webb-column-Kids-days-respect-ones-Home/story-24963710-detail/story.html