PLYMOUTH ARGYLE - STORIES FROM A TRUE FAN
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Interviewee name: DAVE BOOBLER
Date of event: 22 Sep 1945
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Dave Boobler saw his first Argyle match in 1945 and is a truly diehard Plymouth Argyle supporter. Here he tells some stories about more than half a century of supporting "The Pilgrims". For example, Dave remembers improving his view of the match by standing on the edge of a bomb crater on the terraces. He told his stories to Lucy Unwin, Ryan Heath, Joseph Dash and Sam Beneteau. 8 year old Lucy asked the questions and the boys directed and operated the camera.
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2 Comments so far
Stuart Prebble 14th Sep 2010, 05:44
Hi Kiera - thanks for your comment. Have I made a mistake? Is the girl asking questions in this clip here not you? Did I get your name wrong? Best, SP
from Kiera Durston 09th Sep 2010, 06:22
I was at that interview but i didnt interview this lovely man i interviewed onother mn on the same day so im really annoyed its not on here!!!! Stuart Prebble whats wrong ith it?
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