Exeter tickets

Tgwu wrote:

Not mention for us at the moment, only Exeter fans.

If Exeter sell out their section, they could always come in with the home fans.

Blocks 3,4,11,12,13.14 full


1 =115, 2 = 1, 5 = 1, 6 = 40, 7 = 20, 8 = 31, 9 = 15, 10 = 3, 11 = 2, Seats left 228 in Blocks 1 to 10

Grand Stand Upper East  23 seats


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So with only single seats available in Lyndhurst, club are already in situation where not selling up to six blocks online could be costing them money.

ST have had a email back from the club , and the old mayflower seats are closed for the exeter game, and the season ticket holders are to be moved to other parts of the ground.

Block 15 tickets are available over the phone, but not online at the moment. I asked if Block 16 would be opened, but it wasn't clear at this point.

(Taken from other web sources but cannot verify them to be accurate.)

Exeter City FC ‏@OfficialECFC

Exeter City FC V Plymouth Argyle

Tickets for the singing section have now sold out for the Grecians

Blocks 1,2,3,4,5,10,11,14 full

Blocks 6 = 8, 7 = 2, 8 = 10, 9 = 3,  12 = 2 13 = 1

Grand Stand Upper East  3 seats Grand Stand Upper West 20 seats[/b]

Seats left  for sale ONLINE 46


According to the on line ticket site the family stand is staying in Block 18

PLEASE NOTE: The Family Stand for All ,is situated in Block 18 and is a designated area for families with younger children. To ensure the integrity of this area is not compromised, all children are to be accompanied by an adult and no more than 3 children per adult are permitted. We will also not allow adult/children only bookings within this area.We appreciate you understanding on this.
Exeter also as available to them 60 Family Zone tickets, which are at the same price as the above, apart form under-18's which are £6.

Tgwu wrote:

Exeter City FC ‏@OfficialECFC

Exeter City FC  V Plymouth Argyle

Tickets for the singing section have now sold out for the Grecians

what about the twat section for city fans?

So are the Temporary seats in situ and being sold.....??  Its not clear from where I'm sitting ??

They are still there, disable and Mayflower lower stands have been asked to move to better view seats.

No news on barn Park corner, families still being seated in block 18

I believe 1 'high profile' Argyle supporter has booked his Block 15 ticket.

BBC1 wrote:

I believe 1 'high profile' Argyle supporter has booked his Block 15 ticket.

I did post this on Wednesday


Block 15 tickets are available over the phone, but not online at the moment. I asked if Block 16 would be opened, but it wasn't clear at this point.

(Taken from other web sources but cannot verify them to be accurate.)

I can foresee a situation here. Argyle don't want to open the temp seating cos it may cost them a few hundred quid in stewarding etc. Argyle obviously aren't paying for the seating on a timescale basis, or they'd have been whipped out pdq the day after. The firm hiring them obviously don't have any pressing need to use them.

So the net result?

They'll stay - albeit empty, and inconvenience the disabled fans and Lower Mayflower fans for absolutely no good reason at all.

Top work as always, Argyle.

Brent stated that by charging £35 a seat and with Liverpool waiving their share of those takings it was the only way the hire and installation of these seats could be paid for albeit at a loss to the club. If it turns out the cost can be recovered over more than one game......

Anyone who has scaffolded their properties know it is often in the supplier's interests to hang around for a while before hoiking it down.
It's an easy mark to say "there you go, we don't need that many seats". Of course, the Mayflower debate has never been about current capacity, that's more to do with new building. It's been about atmosphere, fans' wishes particularly Mayflowers who miss it, and a show of intent to grow.
If every L2 owner was like the squire, stadiums would be about 3000 seats only. Excess "unused" seats to be taken out and sold on. He's such a mamby pamby asset squeezing "the cost of bricks" operator. No wonder all his projects dwindle to nothing. How's the world wide farming going in Romania Jim with the farm bought with a "local" ? Haven't seen much action since the cool quarter of a million EU single farm payment in 2011 ?

Tgwu wrote:

BBC1 wrote:

I believe 1 'high profile' Argyle supporter has booked his Block 15 ticket.

I did post this on Wednesday


Block 15 tickets are available over the phone, but not online at the moment. I asked if Block 16 would be opened, but it wasn't clear at this point.

(Taken from other web sources but cannot verify them to be accurate.)

It's not me BTW.
I'm a Block 14 ST lad.

As long as I ain't near Capt Wankspasms, it's all fine and dandy

alannotivvy wrote:

As long as I ain't near Capt Wankspasms, it's all fine and dandy

Ah.
You're in with us block 14 lads ain't you mate (as long as you're over your malaria)?

Well I don't know how to put this....

I think the temp will be POTD if the great D&C appoves, only 70 seats left on line at this moment and we still have two weeks to go. It is the end of the month and first pay day of the year this weekend.

Managed to get a ticket for this game, can't wait. First visit to Home Park of this season.

VillageGreen wrote:

Managed to get a ticket for this game, can't wait. First visit to Home Park of this season.

which block young man?

Tgwu wrote:

I think the temp will be POTD if the great D&C appoves, only 70 seats left on line at this moment and we still have two weeks to go. It is the end of the month and first pay day of the year this weekend.

I think you would have been right there Tg, if we had a different owner at the club, and different times. I see Hull City are not taking cash customers on the gate this season back up in the premiership, despite them not being anywhere near sold out for every game. These football club businesses are pushing many fans where they don't want to go. Just what problem does this country have with cash potd ? Probably a deeper social engineering at it's core, possibly buoyed by the internet showing businessmen just how valuable personal details could be in a third party marketing sense. Everyone wants to get in on the act.
Anyone would think we were in the middle of the hoolie 70s. We're not, It's what thousands have always done at Argyle.

The next home game is this one, if all the drink and pasties vouchers from the Liverpool game turn up will Argyle have enough to go around?