Exeter allotted 1,723 seats for the Home Park game (3 blocks)

At the moment Devon fineness have not changed the kick off time

Tickets for Exeter City's Devon derby at Home Park on Saturday, March 21 (3pm) will be on priority sale, which will go on sale to Gold members on Wednesday, February 12.

Access to tickets will be based on the priority lists/database as it stood at 5pm on Wednesday, February 5, there will be no addition to this. This match will be ALL TICKET.

There is an allocation of 1723 tickets available for sale, which includes eight pairs of wheelchair tickets. Tickets are restricted to 4 per-person.

Ticketing will follow the priority schedule below:

Gold Priority: Wednesday, February 12 at 12pm
Silver Priority: Friday, February 14 at 12pm
Bronze Priority: Monday, February 17 at 12pm
Community Priority: Monday, February 24 at 12pm (Subject to availability)
You can find out all you need to know about the priority ticketing system by clicking here.

Ticket prices are as follows:

Adults: £25
Concessions*: £20
Under-18s: £10
Wheelchair Adult: £20
Wheelchair Concession*: £16
Wheelchair under-18: £8
Under-12s** : £7
Under-8s** : £4
*Concessions are over-65 and under-23. ID is requried.

**Under-12 and under-8 tickets can only be sold with a paying adult or concession, admittance will be refused to any under-12 or under-8 on their own.

Please note: for all age related concessions, proof of age will be requested at the point of entry.

Tickets will be distributed in block order on a first come first serve basis and we will not be able to allocate seats based on specific requests from supporters.

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Wonder if a few are still wetting their knickers overs what happened in the JPT all them years ago sht

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£25 for a league two game is daylight fookin robbery. I was at the JPT game and the following league game, for once in a blue moon there was a great atmosphere and other than a couple of handbags and a flare being thrown I've never seen what all the fuss was about and we were all sat in Zoo corner.

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im awaiting the usual bollocks from the police that results inthe kickoff being changed.

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Isn't that closer to 4 blocks, encroaching into block 20?

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Angry wrote:: im awaiting the usual bollocks from the police that results inthe kickoff being changed.

Doesn't usually get changed when its at ours.

One of things i have recently found out though is Block A of the Mayflower is apparently a "family area" though.

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PlymouthCasual wrote:: Wonder if a few are still wetting their knickers overs what happened in the JPT all them years ago

their fans do like to eat horseshit when down here as the video showed last time the greeks where here. ill find the video lter.

Coxside_Green wrote:: Isn't that closer to 4 blocks, encroaching into block 20?

The maths for the blocks 21,22 and 23.

23 seats up times 28 seats across = 644, - the entrance, 7 seats up times 5 across = 35. 644 - 35 = 609 * 3 = 1,837

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Tgwu wrote:

Coxside_Green wrote:: Isn't that closer to 4 blocks, encroaching into block 20?

The maths for the blocks 21,22 and 23.

23 seats up times 28 seats across = 644, - the entrance, 7 seats up times 5 across = 35. 644 - 35 = 609 * 3 = 1,837

From memory the maximum away support for a league game is/was around 1500 which is usually the 3 blocks being full. I'm thinking we can safely say home supporters have now lost covered seating in place of the lower uncovered Mayflower.

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I'm fed up with this Brent inspired family fun day out segregation plan. The BPE should be the away end as in all the BPE if they can sell the tickets. They should then use one block in between for segregation and fook the families off to the Spion where the most danger they will be put in is slipping on some spilt soup.
The JPT was the best atmosphere in HP for years but it seems to have worried some people I truly do despair. £25 to go and sit in a library type atmosphere with public school type discipline, glad I'm not going.

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Scrap the family area altogether

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Exeter should be given nothing more than their usual allocation with blocks 19-20 being open to home fans. If the club want more away supporters in then squeeze 'em into the new Mayflower or the East End restricted view grandstand like other clubs manage to do.

The working class Argyle fans who have kept this club alive for decades seem to be bottom of the pile nowadays, feck off with that attitude.

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It’s going to be lively for sure, all I know is on our trains down to St David's start filling with Ex fans at Axminster and the connection at St David’s can be tricky - heads down and keep your wits about you and hope the real loons aren't on them. Return journey will be all that x2!!

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Coxside_Green wrote:: Exeter should be given nothing more than their usual allocation with blocks 19-20 being open to home fans. If the club want more away supporters in then squeeze 'em into the new Mayflower or the East End restricted view grandstand like other clubs manage to do.

The working class Argyle fans who have kept this club alive for decades seem to be bottom of the pile nowadays, feck off with that attitude.

to be fair the stadium should be near capacity for this game. Exeter dont have 1000 fans in anycase

Earwegoagain wrote:: £25 for a league two game is daylight fookin robbery. I was at the JPT game and the following league game, for once in a blue moon there was a great atmosphere and other than a couple of handbags and a flare being thrown I've never seen what all the fuss was about and we were all sat in Zoo corner.

In the JPT game, all of our lads stayed in, but families and elderly people left early. TCE left early and waited outside our end and whilst all our lads were inside going nuts after Nards' beautiful goal, TCE thought it would be a good idea to attack loads of elderly shirters and scarfers. A friend of mines grandad got hit with a glass bottle and ended up going to A+E. Which is why people are now hesitant to go down there. We should sell the 1,700 out this time though.

Bandwagon wrote:: It’s going to be lively for sure, all I know is on our trains down to St David's start filling with Ex fans at Axminster and the connection at St David’s can be tricky - heads down and keep your wits about you and hope the real loons aren't on them. Return journey will be all that x2!!

We're on the 8am train down from St Davids, getting off at newton abbot then all into taxi's from there

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Ah the element of surprise. I like it.

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Geezer wrote:

Bandwagon wrote:: It’s going to be lively for sure, all I know is on our trains down to St David's start filling with Ex fans at Axminster and the connection at St David’s can be tricky - heads down and keep your wits about you and hope the real loons aren't on them. Return journey will be all that x2!!

We're on the 8am train down from St Davids, getting off at newton abbot then all into taxi's from there

Just be stirring then - later the better me thinks and beer on train.

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Geezer wrote:

Bandwagon wrote:: It’s going to be lively for sure, all I know is on our trains down to St David's start filling with Ex fans at Axminster and the connection at St David’s can be tricky - heads down and keep your wits about you and hope the real loons aren't on them. Return journey will be all that x2!!

We're on the 8am train down from St Davids, getting off at newton abbot then all into taxi's from there

Taxi(s). Plural? Now you really are havin a laugh kiddo.

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Hugh Watt wrote:: Ah the element of surprise. I like it.

Doubt anything will happen, we just don't want to be penned in by OB all day. Last time we got off the train at Plymouth they marched us straight to the ground and wouldn't even let us in a designated boozer.

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Geezer wrote:

Bandwagon wrote:: It’s going to be lively for sure, all I know is on our trains down to St David's start filling with Ex fans at Axminster and the connection at St David’s can be tricky - heads down and keep your wits about you and hope the real loons aren't on them. Return journey will be all that x2!!

We're on the 8am train down from St Davids, getting off at newton abbot then all into taxi's from there

Taxi(s). Plural? Now you really are havin a laugh kiddo.

T'was 11 taxis last time I believe. But we got more coming this time

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Geezer wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:: Ah the element of surprise. I like it.

Doubt anything will happen, we just don't want to be penned in by OB all day. Last time we got off the train at Plymouth they marched us straight to the ground and wouldn't even let us in a designated boozer.

I suspect there'll be local Plod out at most of the station stops in between. I know some of our lot tried it a few years ago and ended up held there.

TBH Its all overrated anyway, I find it a pain in the arse more than anything, last time I was at St James, we were able to drink more or less where we wanted even chatted to a few of the enemy after the game. Simple trick was to not go round acting the cnut.

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Geezer wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:: Ah the element of surprise. I like it.

Doubt anything will happen, we just don't want to be penned in by OB all day. Last time we got off the train at Plymouth they marched us straight to the ground and wouldn't even let us in a designated boozer.

Got to be over eighteen to get in a Plymouth boozer mate.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Geezer wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:: Ah the element of surprise. I like it.

Doubt anything will happen, we just don't want to be penned in by OB all day. Last time we got off the train at Plymouth they marched us straight to the ground and wouldn't even let us in a designated boozer.

Got to be over eighteen to get in a Plymouth boozer mate.

Just as well I'm 25 then, isn't it?

Hugh Watt wrote:

Geezer wrote:

Hugh Watt wrote:: Ah the element of surprise. I like it.

Doubt anything will happen, we just don't want to be penned in by OB all day. Last time we got off the train at Plymouth they marched us straight to the ground and wouldn't even let us in a designated boozer.

I suspect there'll be local Plod out at most of the station stops in between. I know some of our lot tried it a few years ago and ended up held there.

TBH Its all overrated anyway, I find it a pain in the arse more than anything, last time I was at St James, we were able to drink more or less where we wanted even chatted to a few of the enemy after the game. Simple trick was to not go round acting the cnut.

Na, usually only find them at St Davids & sometimes St Thomas, then it's usually clear for us until we get closer to Plymouth on the train, police normally just radio through which train we're on to local police down in Plymouth

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