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[quote="brucie"]Ok it was a joke but cambgull is right - he was always prepared to put his money where his mouth was. Same with Mike Bateson really - perhaps Thea could get him back on the board.[/quote]
B*stard Brucie !! Don't you know I've got a dicky heart ??? As I ALWAYS believe everything you post, I fell for it hook, line and sinker. :clap: :na:

Ok it was a joke but cambgull is right - he was always prepared to put his money where his mouth was. Same with Mike Bateson really - perhaps Thea could get him back on the board.

To be fair to Dan MaCauley, arsehole he may well have been but whenever Argyle needed money to keep running, it always came out of his pocket and never from the other directors.

[quote="brucie"]Cr1 belongs to Dan MaCauley[/quote]
WHAT ???? Brucie, you can't be serious !!!! Gawd help us if he gets involved with the club - he was hated at Argyle. If this is the case, it could well explain why Rowe, Boyce & Boyce decided to step aside. MaCauley may have got money to invest but I remember him as a total ars*hole when he was chairman of Plymouth.

Cr1 belongs to Dan MaCauley

[quote="BayGull"]

Chauffeur driven Rolls-Royce parked outside Plainmoor at the moment - personalised number plate of CR 1

Anyone any ideas who that could be?[/quote]

I think you'll find it's a Bentley, not a Roller...

Sorry Guys. its my car. :lol:

CR1 - Courtney Richards. Bleedin' obvious, innit? Just signed a new contract - got his first pay-cheque at the end of July and went out and bought himself a roller. :clown:

[quote="exilegull"]Chris Robertson - coming back to play right back.

Heard it here first.[/quote]

Might explain why some of the board have walked. I always thought the guy was misunderstood.

Can we adapt him to play Left back?

Chris Robertson - coming back to play right back.

Heard it here first.

I love this club!
Never a dull moment.

It seems , from a google search, that the number plate CR 1 has some significant history attached to it ....

[i]"Another interesting plate from the initial series of registrations was Y 1. This was acquired by Arthur Thring, who by "coincidence" happened to be the person (First Parliamentary Counsel) responsible for drafting the Registration Act. The first transfer of a registration from one vehicle to another was on 3rd March 1904, when Dr.Robert Lauder of Southampton, transferred the registration CR 1 from a 5hp Kimberley car to an 11hp Clement"[/i]

I guess we can rule out it still being in the hands of the good doctor now though .... o:)

Christiano ronaldo

CR1, eh.

Crikey, how much are we paying our groundsman???????? :O

Chris roberts