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Johnny Newman RIP
- Thread starter Forest of Dean Green
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Sad to hear of his passing. One of my early memories of watching Argyle was Johnny Newman. Very good, honest, whole hearted player. A role model for me to try and reflect in my performances on the pitch at school. Sadly never on a par with Johnny Newman!. Many thanks for the memories.
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Best captain ever for Argyle and hard as nails
RIP Johnny and thanks for the memories
RIP Johnny and thanks for the memories
RIP John, an early hero-never forget him being chaired through Plymouth station by the other players after that win at Millwall
R.I.P. Captain of the first Argyle team I watched
Johnny Newman was some player. He was also a great Captain. Argyle were so lucky to have had him as a player. He nearly came back to manage Argyle in the mid 80's following the sacking of Johnny Hore but his wife was settled in Herefordshire and did not want to move back to Plymouth. Dave Smith was subsequently appointed.
How we could do with a Johnny Newman type player in the team right now !!
A great man. RIP
How we could do with a Johnny Newman type player in the team right now !!
A great man. RIP
RIP Johnny Newman. The best Captain in my 70 years of supporting Argyle. A tough, uncompromising player and a thoroughly decent man. Condolences to your family.
He used to turn up every Wednesday afternoon and coach me in Goosewell Junior School team with Mr Strong.
1963 ish
Lovely man.RIP
1963 ish
Lovely man.RIP
How about a one minute applause in the 91st minute with a picture of Johnny on the big screen. (There's bound to be a 91st minute)
Or just before kick off.
Or just before kick off.
