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

Geezer wrote:

I assumed you knew how the maths were hilariously wrong, and I assumed you knew Czarcasm was trolling? He made it clear enough when he used the word 'bigger' in the sentence

You've supplied population figures against which the average attendance of both sides has been given to as a percentage instantly disproving your "much better" comment. Its really basic maths.

Despite the egg dripping off your acne ridden face, you've started gibbering on about catchment areas including "Oakhampton" and Penzance ignoring your clubs own reasonable size area which includes North, East and central Devon, South Somerset and West Dorset.

Rugby has a completely different following, far less partisan and more likely to travel. Even so the best side in England who have won the premiership once in their history 3 years ago, only have an average attendance of 11,500.

Now piss off back to your troll thread.

Nool has said its Monday on p'bay-

by IJN
» 12:18 17 Feb 2020
Site Owner


Yep looks like it is the Monday. :furious:

Sod it, missing it as I'm off away for a week.

iFollow it is then.

Chemical Ali wrote:

Nool has said its Monday on p'bay-

by IJN
» 12:18 17 Feb 2020
Site Owner


Yep looks like it is the Monday. :furious:

Sod it, missing it as I'm off away for a week.

iFollow it is then.

Been quoted on page 3, picked up by exeweb taking the piss out of him.

Christ, if you're daft enough to think Exeter has a larger catchment area than Plymouth then jesus christ, we will need to go back to the basics so you can get your head around this very simple issue. *Smacks hand in face emoji*

Tgwu wrote:

Chemical Ali wrote:

Nool has said its Monday on p'bay-

by IJN
» 12:18 17 Feb 2020
Site Owner


Yep looks like it is the Monday. :furious:

Sod it, missing it as I'm off away for a week.

iFollow it is then.

Been quoted on page 3, picked up by exeweb taking the piss out of him.

exeweb says the announcement we be made today

Geeeze don't forget we've got Parkway and Saltash on our doorstep, 2 similar sized clubs to ecfc.

Geezer wrote:

I assumed you knew how the maths were hilariously wrong, and I assumed you knew Czarcasm was trolling? He made it clear enough when he used the word 'bigger' in the sentence

No I don't know how the maths is wrong please enlighten me.

Confirmed by the club-

THE Westcountry’s match of the season is going worldwide.

Our crunch Sky Bet League Two game against Exeter City at Home Park Stadium next month has been selected by Sky Sports TV to be shown live around the globe.

Accordingly, the date of the match has been moved from Saturday, March 21 to Monday, March 23, with a 7.45pm kick-off.


The Devon Expressway Derby has always been a huge occasion in the Westcountry, but this season, with both sides in the division’s top four and pushing to win the title, interest in the game goes far beyond the south-west peninsula and will be beamed to a national and international audience.

It is a marvellous opportunity to showcase, not only Argyle manager Ryan Lowe’s exciting brand of attacking football, but also the magnificent new Mayflower Grandstand at the Theatre of Greens, which will provide an impressive backdrop for Sky’s pictures.

Tickets for the big game go on general sale on Monday, March 2, with Priority 1 Flexi-ticket holders and 1886 and Big Green Lottery Members able to claim their match ticket a week earlier, next Monday, February 24.

Flexi-ticket holders can each redeem one of their tickets, and 1886 and BGL Members buy one, before tickets go on general sale, relevant to the appropriate age concession at the time of purchase.

When tickets go on general sale, supporters will be limited to a maximum of four tickets per person and only if they appear on our database and were registered before January 31, 2020.

The exception to this will be in Block G of the lower tier of the Mayflower Grandstand, where there will be a limit of two tickets per person.

The Family Stand will be closed for the game. Season-Ticket holders will be contacted shortly and offered the opportunity to move elsewhere in the stadium.

Club Argyle Memberships remain valid for the rearranged date.

Anyone who has purchased a Club Platinum hospitality package for the game and cannot make the rescheduled Monday night game can contact the Home Park Stadium commercial team to transfer their package to an alternative fixture (subject to availability) or to arrange a refund.

SALE PERIODS

General Sale: Monday, March 2 from 9.15am. Four tickets per person maxium; two in Mayflower Grandstand Lower Tier, Block G.

Priority 1: Flexi Ticket, 1886 & BGL – Monday, February 24 from 9.15am. One ticket per member relevant to the concession offered and the age of the supporter at the time.

PRICES

Adults £25
Over-65 & Under-23 £20
Under-18 £10
Under-12 £7
Under-8 £4

Wheelchair Adult £20
Wheelchair Concession £16
Wheelchair Under-18 £8

1886 Adults £24
1886 Over-65 & Under-23 £19
1886 Under-18 £9
1886 Under-12 £6
1886 Under-8 £3

1886 Wheelchair Adult £19
1886 Wheelchair Concession £15
1886 Wheelchair Under-18 £7

Lower Mayflower ONLY

Adult £17
Concession £14
Under-18 £7
Under-12 £5
Under-8 £1

Wheelchair Adult £17
Wheelchair Concession £14
Wheelchair Under-18 £7

1886 Adult £16
1886 Concession £13
1886 Under-18 £6
1886 Under-12 £4
1886 Under-8 £1

1886 Wheelchair Adult £16
1886 Wheelchair Concession £13
1886 Wheelchair Under-18 £6

Prices rise by £2 on match-day.

Concessions are Over-65 and Under-23. ID will be requested if deemed necessary.

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The eagerly-awaited League Two Devon Derby between Plymouth Argyle and Exeter City has been moved to a Monday night so it can be shown live on Sky Sports.

The game had been scheduled for Saturday, March 21, but will now be played on Monday, March 23 with the game set to kick-off at 7.45pm.

Both City and Argyle are battling for promotion this season with the Grecians currently second in the League Two table and Argyle three points behind them in fourth, but with a game in hand.

Ryan Lowe’s side can overtake Exeter and third-placed Crewe Alexandra and join City and leaders Swindon on 63 points if they beat Macclesfield Town at Moss Rose on Tuesday night. Crewe have 61 points from their 33 games played.

Exeter won the reverse fixture at St James Park back in October 4-0 with Nicky Law (2), Tom Parkes and Randell Williams completing City's biggest win against their county rivals since Christmas Day 1925.

Both clubs will receive a broadcasting fee from Sky as compensation for the game being switched – Argyle £100,000 as the home team and City £10,000 as the away side - but it has caused some issues for Exeter, with around 1,000 tickets for the game having already been sold.

Some will not be able to make the new date and a statement from the club regarding tickets, travel and potential refunds said: “Existing tickets remain valid for the rearranged fixture. Grecian Travel bookings also remain valid, a new departure time will be confirmed in due course.

"Information for supporters wishing to obtain a refund for their PAFC ticket as a result of the fixture date change:

Supporters who already have a ticket in their possession
The ticket must be sent back to the club with a letter (or advance email to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]) advising a refund is required. Upon receipt of tickets by the club, a refund will be processed, and funds will be received in the following 5-7 working days.

Please ensure the letter/email contains your priority number and the last four digits of the card used to buy.

Alternatively, the tickets can be brought to the club reception between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday and a receipt will be provided when the tickets are returned. Funds will be received in the following 5-7 working days.

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lol £90,000 profit already over the greeks

Thats there excuse for bringing a pitiful away following sorted anyway. The amount of panty wetting on social media about these lot being scared to come down in the dark has been hilarious.

Has been quite hilarious seems a lot of em are wetting there red & white knickers of the thought having to walk through Central Park after dark ..lol

Earwegoagain wrote:

No I don't know how the maths is wrong please enlighten me.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Are you Ricklers brother FFS? How is the maths wrong?

Since you keep asking...  Because you did it?

..and don't bring my brother into it.   My brother is dead of a brain tumour you classless lowlife.

Earwegoagain wrote:

4.82% of Plymothians go to watch their team as opposed to 3.55% of Scummers. Capiche?

A crowd of 10,047 out of a population of 234,982 is 4.28%   (not 4.82  - try to pay attention to detail)

A crowd of 4852 out of a population of 128,900 is 3.76%   (not 3.55 - just try harder)


Capiche?

RegGreen wrote:

Has been quite hilarious seems a lot of em are wetting there red & white knickers of the thought having to walk through Central Park after dark ..lol

the night is dark and full of terrors in central park but lucky for them im sure they will have the OB holding their hands and escorting them there and back.

Angry wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

Has been quite hilarious seems a lot of em are wetting there red & white knickers of the thought having to walk through Central Park after dark ..lol

the night is dark and full of terrors in central park  but lucky for them im sure they will have the OB holding their hands and escorting them there and back.

if was them I’d be more worried about drowning in Jimmys swamp at the BPE than the TCE getting hold of em

RegGreen wrote:

Angry wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

Has been quite hilarious seems a lot of em are wetting there red & white knickers of the thought having to walk through Central Park after dark ..lol

the night is dark and full of terrors in central park  but lucky for them im sure they will have the OB holding their hands and escorting them there and back.

if was them I’d be more worried about drowning in Jimmys swamp at the BPE than the TCE getting hold of em

didnt think about that jimmy pond thats filled with the tears of all of brents followers lol, tce will be in bed they got school in the morning their parents wont let them out to play at that time of night... same for exeter's darlings.

Tgwu wrote:

Chemical Ali wrote:

Nool has said its Monday on p'bay-

by IJN
» 12:18 17 Feb 2020
Site Owner


Yep looks like it is the Monday. :furious:

Sod it, missing it as I'm off away for a week.

iFollow it is then.

Been quoted on page 3, picked up by exeweb taking the piss out of him.

Presumably Nool's Pioneer seat will be empty as tickets are non-transferable?

Rickler wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Chemical Ali wrote:

Nool has said its Monday on p'bay-

by IJN
» 12:18 17 Feb 2020
Site Owner


Yep looks like it is the Monday. :furious:

Sod it, missing it as I'm off away for a week.

iFollow it is then.

Been quoted on page 3, picked up by exeweb taking the piss out of him.

Presumably Nool's Pioneer seat will be empty as tickets are non-transferable?

Indeed !!

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

No I don't know how the maths is wrong please enlighten me.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Are you Ricklers brother FFS? How is the maths wrong?

Since you keep asking...  Because you did it?

..and don't bring my brother into it.   My brother is dead of a brain tumour you classless lowlife.

Earwegoagain wrote:

4.82% of Plymothians go to watch their team as opposed to 3.55% of Scummers. Capiche?

A crowd of 10,047 out of a population of 234,982 is 4.28%   (not 4.82  - try to pay attention to detail)

A crowd of 4852 out of a population of 128,900 is 3.76%   (not 3.55 - just try harder)


Capiche?

Oh feck off you boring arse licking troll.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

No I don't know how the maths is wrong please enlighten me.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Are you Ricklers brother FFS? How is the maths wrong?

Since you keep asking...  Because you did it?

..and don't bring my brother into it.   My brother is dead of a brain tumour you classless lowlife.

Earwegoagain wrote:

4.82% of Plymothians go to watch their team as opposed to 3.55% of Scummers. Capiche?

A crowd of 10,047 out of a population of 234,982 is 4.28%   (not 4.82  - try to pay attention to detail)

A crowd of 4852 out of a population of 128,900 is 3.76%   (not 3.55 - just try harder)


Capiche?

Oh feck off you boring arse licking troll.

Charming...  Especially since you asked at least twice.

By the way..  You forgot your usual "fookin'" and "Cnut".  Or is it you don't want to use all your big words in a single sentence?

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

No I don't know how the maths is wrong please enlighten me.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Are you Ricklers brother FFS? How is the maths wrong?

Since you keep asking...  Because you did it?

..and don't bring my brother into it.   My brother is dead of a brain tumour you classless lowlife.

Earwegoagain wrote:

4.82% of Plymothians go to watch their team as opposed to 3.55% of Scummers. Capiche?

A crowd of 10,047 out of a population of 234,982 is 4.28%   (not 4.82  - try to pay attention to detail)

A crowd of 4852 out of a population of 128,900 is 3.76%   (not 3.55 - just try harder)


Capiche?

Oh feck off you boring arse licking troll.

Charming...  Especially since you asked at least twice.

By the way..  You forgot your usual "fookin'" and "Cnut".  Or is it you don't want to use all your big words in a single sentence?

You really are a fookin desperate sad cnut aren't you? Haven't you got anything better to do than check my maths? Fwiw I used a percentage calculator that I googled so either the calculator was wrong, I made a typo or your maths is wrong. Either way hardly worth wasting time that could be better spent adoring Hallett is it? I'm sorry about your brother I know exactly how you feel about that but as even you must know I didn't know about that so please respect his memory by leaving him out of your petty forum disputes.
Must due another split innit?

can you guys not just put each other on ignore and stop all this?

If I put a block on a poster, will this put a stop me seeing this rubbish?

Tgwu wrote:

If I put a block on a poster, will this put a stop me seeing this rubbish?

yeap except if they get quoted by someone not on your ignore list.

It's gets Harve a break from the troll anyway. I'm quite happy to desist but there's no way Rickler will. I'll STFU now and see what happens.