Ticket refunds ?

Anyone know if Argyle are finally giving refunds for the Exeter game ?
They have ignored my email on this matter (to be fair maybe they are not working during the pandemic).
They must be sitting on a small fortune as the ground was almost sold out.

give me your account number and sort code an i can wire you the monies

mandela wrote:

Anyone know if Argyle are finally giving refunds for the Exeter game ?
They have ignored my email on this matter (to be fair maybe they are not working during the pandemic).
They must be sitting on a small fortune as the ground was almost sold out.

Be a credit note at best Madiba, like as it was for the Grimsby game.

mandela wrote:

Anyone know if Argyle are finally giving refunds for the Exeter game ?
They have ignored my email on this matter (to be fair maybe they are not working during the pandemic).
They must be sitting on a small fortune as the ground was almost sold out.

27 year wait mandela you best crack on and write a book.

Bob Crow wrote:

mandela wrote:

Anyone know if Argyle are finally giving refunds for the Exeter game ?
They have ignored my email on this matter (to be fair maybe they are not working during the pandemic).
They must be sitting on a small fortune as the ground was almost sold out.

Be a credit note at best Madiba, like as it was for the Grimsby game.

or at best simple minds will write him a song as compo.

mandela wrote:

Anyone know if Argyle are finally giving refunds for the Exeter game ?
They have ignored my email on this matter (to be fair maybe they are not working during the pandemic).
They must be sitting on a small fortune as the ground was almost sold out.

Hardly likely to have been ring fenced. Will have been swallowed up in running costs I'd imagine
I agree individual match tickets should be refunded but season ticket holders perhaps offered a credit note for the 2021/22 season as cant imagine fans will be back next season.

Interesting on the Pasoti Nipplegate forum posters sizing up signings. They havent a clue how serious this. Huddersfield owner estimating overnight 50-60 clubs will go bankrupt next season

As my brother says if matches do start we go with players under contract plus apprentices and youths to make up the 11 as I'd imagine every club with be similar in the lower leagues

It all depends on what happens in the next two months or so, no one can plan when they don't know what's around the corner.

mandela wrote:

Anyone know if Argyle are finally giving refunds for the Exeter game ?
They have ignored my email on this matter (to be fair maybe they are not working during the pandemic).
They must be sitting on a small fortune as the ground was almost sold out.

This is what Exeter are doing

Exeter City FC have been delighted by the response from genrous supporters who have donated their refund from Plymouth Argyle tickets to the club.

Season Tickets for the 20/21 campaign remain on sale at Super Saver Rates, representing the best value to watch the Grecians. We have extended the deadline to 5pm on 1 July,

In the same way that we will address unused season tickets, we will look to provide a service for tickets that have been purchased for the five remaining league matches that were due for the end of the 2019/20 season. Once a final decision has been made then we will publish details of how a refund can be obtained or in a similar way to above be donated to support your club.

Club are in the brown stuff out the cats back passage and all the farm dwellers are banging on about is a bloody scoreboard being needed.
They too now also want a bigger club shop and ticket office, but the original one was fine with them when it was Harry Potter who commissioned it.

its high time the directors with the exception of wrathall who has done in the past to invest their money into the club if they wish to remain on the board. We cant except simon to be the only one coughing up as its not sustainable for both him and the club.

Till the new corporate facilities are up and running and bringing an income simon, sponsors and fans are the only revenue going in and its not enough and wasnt enough in 2008. ]

Whats going on with the car park? what will be built there as its not the ice shed.

Angry wrote:

its high time the directors with the exception of wrathall who has done in the past to invest their money into the club if they wish to remain on the board. We cant except simon to be the only one coughing up as its not sustainable for both him and the club.

Till the new corporate facilities are up and running and bringing an income simon, sponsors and fans are the only revenue going in and its not enough and wasnt enough in 2008. ]

Whats going on with the car park? what will be built there as its not the ice shed.

That is fast becoming an absolute joke, a weed infested fly tipping patch of desolate land with nothing going on whatsoever. If the parasite cannot develop it he should find somebody who can and move on. Everything that man touches turns to shit.

Angry wrote:

its high time the directors with the exception of wrathall who has done in the past to invest their money into the club if they wish to remain on the board. We cant except simon to be the only one coughing up as its not sustainable for both him and the club.

Till the new corporate facilities are up and running and bringing an income simon, sponsors and fans are the only revenue going in and its not enough and wasnt enough in 2008. ]

Whats going on with the car park? what will be built there as its not the ice shed.

What does Tony Wrathall actually do for the club except for handing out away game hot fork tickets to Nippoleon Bonapork?

I think Wrathall ploughed a lot of his own cash into the club to try and prevent administration back in the day. It was back when Gardner and Todd were asset stripping the place and conning the local investors out of their cash- allegedly.

Wrathall also bought into the club when silver-tounged Brent had one of his “cash flow” problems. He might only hold a small percentage of shares but at least he puts his money where his mouth is and tries his best to help the club. I see him as well intentioned and I wouldn’t want to see him criticised.

Back to tickets- as much as I want to see Argyle survive the crisis, I have my own cash flow issues. So under my statutory rights I want my money back for the 3 tickets I bought and not their vouchers.

In fairness I think the club should offer refunds or vouchers or allow fans to write off the loss if they can afford it. As Mandela says it is your statutory right and without the club going bust they will have to honour a refund.

mandela wrote:

I think Wrathall ploughed a lot of his own cash into the club to try and prevent administration back in the day. It was back when Gardner and Todd were asset stripping the place and conning the local investors out of their cash- allegedly.

Wrathall also bought into the club when silver-tounged Brent had one of his “cash flow” problems. He might only hold a small percentage of shares but at least he puts his money where his mouth is and tries his best to help the club. I see him as well intentioned and I wouldn’t want to see him criticised.

Back to tickets- as much as I want to see Argyle survive the crisis, I have my own cash flow issues. So under my statutory rights I want my money back for the 3 tickets I bought and not their vouchers.

You are spot on about Tony during the Gardener/Todd/Kagami era but are way off the mark about James Brent. Tony and James are very good friends and have always shared both a close business and personal relationship since James saved us from oblivion. Have some respect please.

Curtain Lickers wrote:

mandela wrote:

I think Wrathall ploughed a lot of his own cash into the club to try and prevent administration back in the day. It was back when Gardner and Todd were asset stripping the place and conning the local investors out of their cash- allegedly.

Wrathall also bought into the club when silver-tounged Brent had one of his “cash flow” problems. He might only hold a small percentage of shares but at least he puts his money where his mouth is and tries his best to help the club. I see him as well intentioned and I wouldn’t want to see him criticised.

Back to tickets- as much as I want to see Argyle survive the crisis, I have my own cash flow issues. So under my statutory rights I want my money back for the 3 tickets I bought and not their vouchers.

You are spot on about Tony during the Gardener/Todd/Kagami era but are way off the mark about James Brent. Tony and James are very good friends and have always shared both a close business and personal relationship since James saved us from oblivion. Have some respect please.

FFS Brent saved us from f all.

Hallett had to invest 2 million just to keep us afloat so your half baked theory of 'eeee saved uzzz' is dog toffee, what planet do you live on?

Punchdrunk wrote:

Curtain Lickers wrote:

mandela wrote:

I think Wrathall ploughed a lot of his own cash into the club to try and prevent administration back in the day. It was back when Gardner and Todd were asset stripping the place and conning the local investors out of their cash- allegedly.

Wrathall also bought into the club when silver-tounged Brent had one of his “cash flow” problems. He might only hold a small percentage of shares but at least he puts his money where his mouth is and tries his best to help the club. I see him as well intentioned and I wouldn’t want to see him criticised.

Back to tickets- as much as I want to see Argyle survive the crisis, I have my own cash flow issues. So under my statutory rights I want my money back for the 3 tickets I bought and not their vouchers.

You are spot on about Tony during the Gardener/Todd/Kagami era but are way off the mark about James Brent. Tony and James are very good friends and have always shared both a close business and personal relationship since James saved us from oblivion. Have some respect please.

FFS Brent saved us from f all.

Hallett had to invest 2 million just to keep us afloat so your half baked theory of 'eeee saved uzzz' is dog toffee, what planet do you live on?

Hope I'm wrong feller but something there's something about Simon Hallett that doesn't sit comfortably with me and I know I'm not the only fan who shares these concerns. Every game in the supporters bar somebody brings this up and how much debt the club has shackled to him. Think we are smaller example of the Marcus Evans and Ipswich situation. Sorry but I'm edging with caution with Simon Hallett and sensibly so.

Does anyone seriously know how deep Simon Hallets pockets are? Or not deep for that matter.

Curtain Lickers wrote:

Does anyone seriously know how deep Simon Hallets pockets are? Or not deep for that matter.

Its never really been said.

He has the job title Co-Chief Investments Officer and the company he works for is valued at just under $18 billion. Doing a general search on the average salary for his position, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] state "How much does a Chief Investment Officer make in the United States? The average Chief Investment Officer salary in the United States is $338,200 as of April 27, 2020, but the range typically falls between $263,700 and $432,300."

I guess there would be bonuses on top of that?

I don't know whether its allowed, but given that he is an investment specialist, he could have made personal investments which made/ make him money too? (this is just a guess).

But, unlike Brent, he has put money in the club and has got projects completed. Brent wanted everyone else to fund his plans, and as the plans weren't great, never got the buy in and funding he wanted. He did the same at Argyle as he did with Oldway Mansion.

Curtain Lickers wrote:

Does anyone seriously know how deep Simon Hallets pockets are? Or not deep for that matter.

Who cares? They've been deep enough so far. That's all you have to worry about.

Largely incorrect about James Brent there Chemical Ali. I know from talking to Kevin Axworthy several times that James Brent had the capital in full to carry out the redevelopment and it was Simon Halletts own choice alone to take the project over.

POI wrote:

Curtain Lickers wrote:

Does anyone seriously know how deep Simon Hallets pockets are? Or not deep for that matter.

Who cares? They've been deep enough so far. That's all you have to worry about.

Good to hear but for how long?

Curtain Lickers wrote:

mandela wrote:

I think Wrathall ploughed a lot of his own cash into the club to try and prevent administration back in the day. It was back when Gardner and Todd were asset stripping the place and conning the local investors out of their cash- allegedly.

Wrathall also bought into the club when silver-tounged Brent had one of his “cash flow” problems. He might only hold a small percentage of shares but at least he puts his money where his mouth is and tries his best to help the club. I see him as well intentioned and I wouldn’t want to see him criticised.

Back to tickets- as much as I want to see Argyle survive the crisis, I have my own cash flow issues. So under my statutory rights I want my money back for the 3 tickets I bought and not their vouchers.

You are spot on about Tony during the Gardener/Todd/Kagami era but are way off the mark about James Brent. Tony and James are very good friends and have always shared both a close business and personal relationship since James saved us from oblivion. Have some respect please.

Is that you Nipples?

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Curtain Lickers wrote:

mandela wrote:

I think Wrathall ploughed a lot of his own cash into the club to try and prevent administration back in the day. It was back when Gardner and Todd were asset stripping the place and conning the local investors out of their cash- allegedly.

Wrathall also bought into the club when silver-tounged Brent had one of his “cash flow” problems. He might only hold a small percentage of shares but at least he puts his money where his mouth is and tries his best to help the club. I see him as well intentioned and I wouldn’t want to see him criticised.

Back to tickets- as much as I want to see Argyle survive the crisis, I have my own cash flow issues. So under my statutory rights I want my money back for the 3 tickets I bought and not their vouchers.

You are spot on about Tony during the Gardener/Todd/Kagami era but are way off the mark about James Brent. Tony and James are very good friends and have always shared both a close business and personal relationship since James saved us from oblivion. Have some respect please.

Is that you Nipples?

Nipples or Nikkers?

I wonder if our new friend knows who myotts is.