FA Cup Mansfield Town ticket news

IT will cost a maximum of £12 to watch Argyle's Emirates FA Cup first round game at Mansfield Town.
Argyle will travel to the One Call Stadium on Saturday, November 5. Tickets will be £12 for adults, and £6 for all concessions.

Tickets are not on sale as yet, but they will be as soon as we receive them from Mansfield - we will let you know as soon as that happens.

FA cup live

The set of fixtures chosen are as follows:

Fri 04/11/2016 : Eastleigh vs Swindon Town (BBC One, 7.55p.m.)
Sat 05/11/2016 : Merstham vs Oxford United (BT Sport, 12.30p.m.)
Mon 07/11/2016 : Southport vs Fleetwood Town (BT Sport, 7.45p.m.)

Tgwu wrote:

IT will cost a maximum of £12 to watch Argyle's Emirates FA Cup first round game at Mansfield Town.
Argyle will travel to the One Call Stadium on Saturday, November 5. Tickets will be £12 for adults, and £6 for all concessions.

Tickets are not on sale as yet, but they will be as soon as we receive them from Mansfield - we will let you know as soon as that happens.

That is cheap ticket prices, might be tempted to travel up, see what other friends think.

You have friends?

Tgwu wrote:

You have friends?

yes, but not seen much of them lately. I have become a bit of a hermit over the past  few months and more.

I used to go into town every weekend and meet mates/friends/acquaintances (Noahs, The Bank, Varsity, The Eagle, Reflex, Two Trees, The Clipper etc-etc). Got bored with that though, drinking until the early hours was not ideal anymore and it cost a fortune. Only go into town for special occasions now.

I was told by my doctor a couple of months ago that I have diabetes. Drinking has been knocked on the head these days. Only very rarely do I have a cider or two.

When I do attend Argyle games, it usually sees me drinking tea or coffee rather then alcohol.

TICKETS are now on sale for our Emirates FA Cup first-round game at Mansfield Town.
We travel to the One Call Stadium on Saturday, November 5. Tickets for the game are £12 for adults and £6 for all concessions, and there will be no pay-on-the-gate facility.

Coaches depart Home Park at 7am. The cost to Travel Club Members is £30 and £33 to non-Members.

Mansfield are expecting a large Argyle following on Saturday,as they have given us the whole on the Quarry Lane Stand

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Tickets are now on sale for our Emirates FA Cup first round tie at home to Plymouth Argyle on Saturday 05 November (3pm).
Stags' fans should be aware that the Quarry Lane Stand will be closed for this match as part of our aim to maximise revenue for the fixture.


But their fans are not happy on the team form (on the Plymouth anyone thread)

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TICKETS are now on sale for our Emirates FA Cup first-round game at Mansfield Town.
We travel to the One Call Stadium on Saturday, November 5. Tickets for the game are £12 for adults and £6 for all concessions, and there will be no pay-on-the-gate facility.

Tickets will be on sale from Argyle until 3pm on Friday, November 4. No tickets will be sold after this point.

Coaches depart Home Park at 7am. The cost to Travel Club Members is £30 and £33 to non-Members.

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VillageGreen wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

You have friends?

yes, but not seen much of them lately. I have become a bit of a hermit over the past  few months and more.

I used to go into town every weekend and meet mates/friends/acquaintances (Noahs, The Bank, Varsity, The Eagle, Reflex, Two Trees, The Clipper etc-etc). Got bored with that though, drinking until the early hours was not ideal anymore and it cost a fortune. Only go into town for special occasions now.

I was told by my doctor a couple of months ago that I have diabetes. Drinking has been knocked on the head these days. Only very rarely do I have a cider or two.

When I do attend Argyle games, it usually sees me drinking tea or coffee rather then alcohol.

Day 251 of no alcohol for me!
Sadly it took almost 20 years of being type 2 Diabetic for the penny to really drop about how serious I should take the illness.
Down to 16 1/2 stone now. Almost 4 stone gone since Yeovil away last season (feb 23rd)

BBC1 wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

You have friends?

yes, but not seen much of them lately. I have become a bit of a hermit over the past  few months and more.

I used to go into town every weekend and meet mates/friends/acquaintances (Noahs, The Bank, Varsity, The Eagle, Reflex, Two Trees, The Clipper etc-etc). Got bored with that though, drinking until the early hours was not ideal anymore and it cost a fortune. Only go into town for special occasions now.

I was told by my doctor a couple of months ago that I have diabetes. Drinking has been knocked on the head these days. Only very rarely do I have a cider or two.

When I do attend Argyle games, it usually sees me drinking tea or coffee rather then alcohol.

Day 251 of no alcohol for me!
Sadly it took almost 20 years of being type 2 Diabetic for the penny to really drop about how serious I should take the illness.
Down to 16 1/2 stone now. Almost 4 stone gone since Yeovil away last season (feb 23rd)

Bleedy good effort Beeb1. 'Sadly' isn't the word you should be using. Replace with ''proud that the penny finally dropped''. It took me about a year to realise that bottles did not help after a family trauma so I kicked it out. 10+ years ago. Only snag was that the savings went on new clothes every month or so as I slimmed down

tigertony wrote:

BBC1 wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

You have friends?

yes, but not seen much of them lately. I have become a bit of a hermit over the past  few months and more.

I used to go into town every weekend and meet mates/friends/acquaintances (Noahs, The Bank, Varsity, The Eagle, Reflex, Two Trees, The Clipper etc-etc). Got bored with that though, drinking until the early hours was not ideal anymore and it cost a fortune. Only go into town for special occasions now.

I was told by my doctor a couple of months ago that I have diabetes. Drinking has been knocked on the head these days. Only very rarely do I have a cider or two.

When I do attend Argyle games, it usually sees me drinking tea or coffee rather then alcohol.

Day 251 of no alcohol for me!
Sadly it took almost 20 years of being type 2 Diabetic for the penny to really drop about how serious I should take the illness.
Down to 16 1/2 stone now. Almost 4 stone gone since Yeovil away last season (feb 23rd)

Bleedy good effort Beeb1. 'Sadly' isn't the word you should be using. Replace with ''proud that the penny finally dropped''. It took me about a year to realise that bottles did not help after a family trauma so I kicked it out. 10+ years ago. Only snag was that the savings went on new clothes every month or so as I slimmed down

Thanks Tony.
I say sadly because I fear that despite my best efforts for the last 8 months+ (and ongoing efforts of course) that the damage to my body at various points is already done, had I not taken proper action back in 1996.
My savings too have gone on some new clobber. The January sales will be interesting this year, that's for sure!