U20's Sunday

anyone know if this is pay on the day or ticket only

tried the PAFC ticketline but got fed up after 5minutes on hold despite being number 1 in the queue

i believe you can, i seriously doubt the game will be sold out

thanks

I read somewhere they sold  in the 7,000 +


Just been on the online ticket site it will be a big crowd


Spotlight (our friends) it is pay on the day


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11,406.

Good game I thought, shame about the weather.

2-1 to Engerlund. Good turn out.

Not a bad afternoon out for 3 quid, some decent football played by both teams but especially by England. Very impressed with no 19 [Swift?],he was at the heart of a fair amount of the England attacking threat. England were in control for most of the game but the Yankees came on strong in the latter stages and could have equalised towards the end but 2-1 was probably a fair reflection. Very good crowd, will do the club no harm at all for any future international recognition.

Josh Pope wrote:

11,406.

Good game I thought, shame about the weather.

The appetite for a decent standard of football is still there, just need the right set up to deliver it.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Josh Pope wrote:

11,406.

Good game I thought, shame about the weather.

The appetite for a decent standard of football is still there, just need the right set up to deliver it.

Unfortunately I doubt many non-Argyle fans will return- lots of complaints about the poor catering facilities and the time it took to get served.

the cheap tickets and one-off nature of the event helped

I went with 4 non argyle going friends, their comments throughout made me realise that they all see the club as a joke, I think it's a deep ingrained belief that all things Argo is crap, comments on stadium and all sorts of other bullshit, this was an ok day out, cheap and some decent football but you can't change the local mind set of Arglye being sub standard, that's why they will not be there next week.

eleven k turned up to watch a bunch of nobodies!

Mock Cuncher wrote:

eleven k turned up to watch a bunch of nobodies!

Enough about our home match with Exeter, what about the England U20 game?

£3 a ticket to watch stars of tomorrow in plymouth on easter holidays i think that was the main reason for the big crowd nothing else.

Easter is next week

I think if the people of Plymouth and the south west believed in Argyle they would turn up in numbers,but as we all know with Team Clown running the club at the moment thats not going to happen.

AstiSpumante wrote:

Easter is next week

holidays started on friday for the brats

Some schools up my way are still open till this Friday which is a bummer for parents who have kids in schools in different areas.

A prime example of PAFC shooting themselves in the foot.

Catering facilities understaffed compared with a normal (7k) match day, frankly deplorable pre match & half time entertainment, a PS system that might as well have been in Swahili for all the use it was.


Brent talks about "the match day experience" yet for the big occasion you'd think he was actually trying to discourage people wanting to come again.

I did enjoy the match though-just can't understand why we had six players with 25 yards of our goalline when the keeper was tacking a goalkick.

When will they publish the survey results concerning the catering facilities i wonder.

And grovehill aidy boothroyd thats why there were that many 25 yards of our goaline.

pilgrimfather wrote:

the cheap tickets and one-off nature of the event helped

Yep. When Dyke gets his way and we're regularly playing Premiership reserve/youth teams but have to charge full price, watch the numbers plummet.

How about Ollie as U20 coach?

At least they would play with a mile on their faces!

X Isle wrote:

pilgrimfather wrote:

the cheap tickets and one-off nature of the event helped

Yep. When Dyke gets his way and we're regularly playing Premiership reserve/youth teams but have to charge full price, watch the numbers plummet.

Quite.

I wonder how many we'll get for our JPT home game against Swansea Reserves.

Grovehill wrote:

A prime example of PAFC shooting themselves in the foot.

Catering facilities understaffed compared with a normal (7k) match day, frankly deplorable pre match & half time entertainment, a PS system that might as well have been in Swahili for all the use it was.


Brent talks about "the match day experience" yet for the big occasion you'd think he was actually trying to discourage people wanting to come again.

Do Argyle actually have anything to do with the 'production' of this match, or do they just rent out the ground to the FA who are then themselves responsible for hosting the game?