Us - You can only have 5000 tickets. Them - Better restrict their sale then! TICKETS for our upcoming midweek Sky Bet League One trip to Barnsley go on sale to Members on Thursday, September 20. The game takes place at Oakwell, with a 7.45pm kick-off, on Tuesday, October 2. After season-ticket holders have their chance to buy, the tickets will go on sale to Flexi, 1886 and BGL members at 9.30am on Monday, September 24. If any tickets still remain, a general sale peiod with then take place from Wednesday, September 26. Prices Reserved seating Palmer Con Ltd. North Stand, behind the goal Adult £23 Over 65 £16 Young Adult (19-21) £16 Juvenile (12-18) £10 Juvenile (Under 12) £5 Wheelchair tickets are available at the normal price band with a free personal assistant. Ambulant disabled tickets are at the normal rate with a free personal assistant. Prices will increase by £2 on the day of the game with cash ONLY on the turnstiles of the North Stand. The Juvenile 12-18 and Juvenile Under 12 tickets are ONLY available in advance and cannot be purchased on the day of the game. Coach Travel Coach (departs at 11.45am from outside of the Devonport end) Non-Members £33 1886 Adult £28 1886 Junior £25 Sale Dates Season-Ticket holders from 9.30am on Thursday, September 20. One per member to relevant age-concession to Membership card. Flexi, 1886 and BGL Members from 9.30am on Monday, September 24. One per member to relevant age-concession to Membership card. General sale from 9.30am on Wednesday, September 26.
11:45am set off and won’t get home until roughly 4am Take my hat off to anybody who makes that trip from Plymouth
Especially with them rock bottom. Still think they will take more than Gillingham did on a Saturday. If any tickets still remain? That's a funny line they have put there. Should just be straight general sale for them.
Why in the name of all that is holy are we playing the team with the longest distance to travel on a Tuesday night? Surely there should be something in the fixture computer to make these games on a weekend. I know that Plymouth have a trek to anywhere normal, but there are plenty of teams in the south that they could play on a Tuesday night instead of having to go to one of the furthest away.
It's to maximise away fan attendance at weekends by playing long-distance games in midweek, apparently.
Yeah that's what the FL said a couple of years ago, Plymouth wouldn't bring many more on a Saturday in theory so might as well shove it on a Tuesday and keep localish teams for a Tuesday.
I know they aren't our fans but it would be a nice touch if on the night, all their travelling fans got a token when coming through the turnstile for a free warm drink, like our board have done for our own fans a couple of times. We are all football fans at the end of the day and it would cost very little. Many having to have two days off work, forking out approx hundred quid (coach, ticket, food, drink etc), to set off eight hours in advance and get in your own bed around 5 am the next morning, with where they are in the league deserves huge respect.
