Plymouth

[AF1]

Got my plymouth ticket last night, so I'm IN!

Beers ahoy.

do you want me to add you to the Fun Boy 3 photoshop?

[Dirk Gently]

In - but no idea how I'm getting there yet!

[Jerry St Clair]

putting the family area at the back is a bit shit ennit?

Yep, I'm Row R, which is the last row before the family section starts

[Jerry St Clair]

We sit by you at home games too
Were near enough the top row before the families start, so standing will not be easy

haven't got the tickets with me, but I think they were row X.

Back row, I think. Will you be standing? If not, wanna swap?

[Rex]

Row L for this one.

[Silver Fox]

Got my plymouth ticket last night, so I'm IN!

Beers ahoy.

do you want me to add you to the Fun Boy 3 photoshop?

Forget what he wants, I think I speak for everyone when I say I want you to add him

[Sonic]

We sit by you at home games too
Were near enough the top row before the families start, so standing will not be easy

haven't got the tickets with me, but I think they were row X.

Back row, I think. Will you be standing? If not, wanna swap?

Yep we're Row X If we're surrounded by small kids then you're on if not then it sounds like we may have a good spot so you're not!

[JC]

putting the family area at the back is a bit shit ennit?

Yep, I'm Row R, which is the last row before the family section starts

Well I have bought a single ticket and am in Row U, so how does that work?

[Sonic]

putting the family area at the back is a bit shit ennit?

Yep, I'm Row R, which is the last row before the family section starts

Well I have bought a single ticket and am in Row U, so how does that work?

They give you a kid to look after for the day!

[torbayroyal]

I have just looked at official Plymouth fc site. It says that they are doing a special for the Reading game of £15 for an adult ticket.
How come away fans have to pay more? I thought that this sort of thing was to be stamped out.

[Kitson12]

Row L for this one.

J

[torbayroyal]

http://www.pafc.co.uk/page/HomeTickets/ ... 30,00.html

Plymouth ticket prices for RFC

[Dirk Gently]

I have just looked at official Plymouth fc site. It says that they are doing a special for the Reading game of £15 for an adult ticket.
How come away fans have to pay more? I thought that this sort of thing was to be stamped out.

It's called a "local promotion" - which is a specific promotion for a single game where the home club doesn't have to pass savings on to the away supporters.

Under Football Leageu rules clubs are allowed to do a certain number of these Local Promotions each season - I think it's 5 or 6 but I don't have the FL rulebook handy right now.

[torbayroyal]

Well I am localish to Plymouth now. look out for me in the home end getting beaten up when Reading score.

(smiling now thinking of that Blakey goal a few seasons back)

[Compo's Hat]

putting the family area at the back is a bit shit ennit?

Yep, I'm Row R, which is the last row before the family section starts

Well I have bought a single ticket and am in Row U, so how does that work?

+1

Don't care really if i'm near the back. Can't remeber if the stewards are fussy or not?

[Avon Royal]

In!

Think that there could be a decent turn out for this one. Hopefully last night's result swayed some of the undecideds.

[Jerry St Clair]

It's called a "local promotion" - which is a specific promotion for a single game where the home club doesn't have to pass savings on to the away supporters.

Under Football Leageu rules clubs are allowed to do a certain number of these Local Promotions each season - I think it's 5 or 6 but I don't have the FL rulebook handy right now.

From the FSF:

Notts County have been accused of putting profit before safety after they sold reduced price home tickets for their game against Rotherham.

According to a dossier sent to Notts County by the council’s safety chiefs the club knew that Rotherham fans would be tempted to buy tickets for the home end of the ground as they were at a reduced price. Rather than alter the prices the club simply requested that stewards and turnstile be on the look out for Rotherham supporters.

Those away supporters who did buy tickets for the home end were lead out of the ground down the side of the pitch which created a ‘flashpoint for violence’ and caused trouble for police outside the stadium, according to the local council.

The council claim that this breach of fan safety was not only in contravention of the safety certificate but also a criminal offence.

Notts County chairman John Armstrong-Holmes has said that far from being an attempt at trying to make money, it was a gesture of goodwill towards Notts County fans: “Ironically, although we’ve been portrayed in the local media as putting profit ahead of supporters it was completely the other way around. Had we not decided to give our fan a Christmas bonus by reducing prices the problem would not have arisen.”

While County may claim that reduced prices were a gesture of goodwill towards home fans they could also be in breach of Football League rules if the away support were in similar seats and not offered identical deals. If you’re one of the Rotherham fans who have been affected by this please get in touch with us via our usual email address info@fsf.org.uk.

[Dirk Gently]

It's called a "local promotion" - which is a specific promotion for a single game where the home club doesn't have to pass savings on to the away supporters.

Under Football Leageu rules clubs are allowed to do a certain number of these Local Promotions each season - I think it's 5 or 6 but I don't have the FL rulebook handy right now.

From the FSF:

......

While County may claim that reduced prices were a gesture of goodwill towards home fans they could also be in breach of Football League rules if the away support were in similar seats and not offered identical deals. If you’re one of the Rotherham fans who have been affected by this please get in touch with us via our usual email address info@fsf.org.uk.

Embarrassingly, that's wrong!

[Humanistic]

Anyone know whether Plymouth will be pay-on-the-day?

[Rex]

Ring our T/O or alternatively ring the Plymouth T/O on 0845 338 7232.