Sky Blue Goblin
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Everyone being upset about the tickets not realising this is Frank Lampard’s Coventry City vs Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth Argyle. Absolute box office 
Ticket prices v Plymouth boxing day (4 Viewers)
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Skyblue Bangkok
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Prefer the West Stand because as an old git it's much easier to get to the bogs and they are fairly empty compared to other parts of the ground.
alexccfc99
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I met a Plymouth fan last season when we played them away from Redruth in Cornwall and he said he never misses a game the mad bastard
I maintain numbers wise they probably have the most impressive support in the country! At least Newcastle, Sunderland, Middlesbrough all have eachother and a few teams in Yorkshire that ain't a million miles away
Plymouth unless they find themselves in the same League as Exeter have fuck all close to them and as you mentioned their closest game this season was Bristol City which is still a mission away
ovduk78
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You can sit in our 2 seats in 23 as we can't make the Plymouth game, will be there for Millwall though
Adge
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Yeah-was going to mention that but you beat me to it. Just pure greed but the way the Premier League is heading now with the day trippers/tourists etc, I’d be surprised if attendances take off.
I wonder what sort of credit card debt people have these days. Plastic makes it so easy for to folk to get into trouble and just buy what they want irrespective of value.
I doubt they would be rushing to part with so much if they had to actually hand over some of those notes from those little brown envelope pay packets they used to give out.
I doubt they would be rushing to part with so much if they had to actually hand over some of those notes from those little brown envelope pay packets they used to give out.
shmmeee
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Or if those pay packets had an equivalent amount of money in…
Skyblue Bangkok
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Nice
Skyblue Bangkok
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Must come and say hi at the Millwall game.
letsallsingtogether
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Wow I am looking at taking the whole family this year, that's nearly 200 quid!!!!
Do I have to pay for my 3 year old granddaughter who will probably only last the first half?
Do I have to pay for my 3 year old granddaughter who will probably only last the first half?
Wyken Sky Blue
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Bless you for thinking Wayne Rooney will still be manager on Boxing Day!Everyone being upset about the tickets not realising this is Frank Lampard’s Coventry City vs Wayne Rooney’s Plymouth Argyle. Absolute box office
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Sky Blue Goblin
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To be fair to wazza what is the expectation for them. They do okay at home and shit away. Isn’t that the same as last year. As long as they are outside the three spots surely he doesn’t get sacked?
GaryMabbuttsLeftKnee
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Yep & it’s £26. It’s an absolute shambles.
Skyblue Bangkok
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Rooney's probably grateful that today's game has been postponed.
Absolute shambles but whilst people keep paying it nothing will change. Looking at the ticket site, i reckon only around 1K seats left in the whole ground.
Hutch11
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Exactly, and I'm as bad as the next man.
I'm always complaining about ticket prices, especially ours but continue to go to nearly every single game.
While us mugs keep paying they'll keep asking!!
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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Reckon less than 500 now although not sure if blocks 4 & 5 have been opened yet.
Gynnsthetonic
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Can't we have some of the away seating if Plymouth can't shift there's like against Crewe in the JPT semi final
Last 2 away games Plymouth have just scraped a 1K following. Due to our crazy pricing especially for kids i can't see many of them travelling at all especially with their current league position.
Hutch11
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500 would be a great effort when you consider its Xmas, the distance and the ridiculous pricing
Sky Blue Harry H
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Agreed re: kids - but most of us aren't affected due to having STs. I'd be interested to have a look at the club's cash flow/balance sheet at the moment. I suppose with limited revenue streams, it's inevitable the club are likely to have high matchday prices, It doesn't help that Doug looks like a toff. so a few think he is lining his own pockets (easy target)..Prices are still shit irrespective of the crowd tbh
Kingokings204
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It’s the same as every price argument. Any business is going to charge what the maximum is. I happen to think £37 for championship football isn’t terrible and especially on a prime day. It’s the same argument every time …. What would be fair? £30? Talking about a £7 difference which is 1 pint at the ground.
The proof is always in sales. The fact is looking to be a sell out or close to makes the argument redundant . If we had only 14/15k going fans would be right to question. Although i understand most people are annoyed at kid prices which is fair enough.
The proof is always in sales. The fact is looking to be a sell out or close to makes the argument redundant . If we had only 14/15k going fans would be right to question. Although i understand most people are annoyed at kid prices which is fair enough.
bigfatronssba
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I know people don’t want to hear it, but using the normal metric of supply & demand, most clubs in the top two divisions are undercharging for tickets
clint van damme
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If people keep paying it then it justifies the charges.
I do think high prices for kids is sighted though.
I do think high prices for kids is sighted though.
Captain Dart
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You mean this one, the bloody politicians and businesses can't wait to concrete everything over can they.
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