you are so right, or we could have gone ahead with the expansion, the players may have got a tad excited and we could have beaten Fulham and Bolton at home, and we could be looking at a record crowd, depends on how you look at stuff i guess.Schards#2 wrote:It's only now fans are suffering the ramifications of the expansion not going ahead.
You could have had a further 6000 empty seats to choose from
rfcjoe wrote:Are we still meeting for a lemonade before the game like you said Ian?
Aren't they lower at almost every club?The Cube wrote:Home attendances at the start of the season have very often been pretty ropey in recent years. I had previously put this down to people being away on holiday, but I think it has more to do with miserable moaning gits saying they're not going any more and then realising by September that they really do want to.
You can say hello to me thenStreets wrote:Plymouth - First game of the season and buckets of seats remaining.
Sure enough, there's a couple of weeks to go but according to the seating plan on the OS, take your pick.
Looks like the South stand is full - have we given the whole stand to the pasty munchers?
Managed to get a seat in Y25 halfway up, so chuffed enough with that.
God, I wish I'd stayed at the back with Trollers now.Big Foot wrote:You can say hello to me thenStreets wrote:Plymouth - First game of the season and buckets of seats remaining.
Sure enough, there's a couple of weeks to go but according to the seating plan on the OS, take your pick.
Looks like the South stand is full - have we given the whole stand to the pasty munchers?
Managed to get a seat in Y25 halfway up, so chuffed enough with that.
Sticks and stones and all that. Get a ticket! You a man or a plastic?One Beer is never enough. wrote:Sons 6th Birthday on the 16th - have tried to re-arrange things, but keep getting called selfish of all things!
There from Palace onwards tho.........
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