Plymouth away

For Plymouth - I don't think Block 21 has been released, but its a reduced size block - Block 22 and 23 look like about 680 to 690 tickets in each block leaving about 270 for Block 21. Possibly around 600 tickets left in total for sale still. Those without P/Ps can have a field day on Friday.
 
For my sins, I occasionally go to Home Park. Argyle now have a moveable segregation barrier and depending on the number of away fans, seats in Block 21 can become available to home fans.

So I believe once (if?) Blocks 23 and 22 are sold out they'll partially open up Block 21 to us and then release the remaining seats to home fans.

I do wonder if we'll be watching Neil Warnock's first game in charge as caretaker manager like! 🤣
 
Hope this Is right, block 21"is still to be released,. Tickets are sailing out this morning, and @150 have gone since 10am, there be at least two more peak periods today for the tickets, lunchtime and teatime.
 
Exeter - Isn't there still 150 tickets left in Blocks 22 and 23?

I initially thought it would be a complete sell out by now, after last season.

Its touch and go if Block 21 will be offered to Boro fans.

I bought in Block 23 and it was the only Block available when the tickets first went on sale so they are selling from the corner flag inwards.
 
Redwurzel said:
Exeter - Isn't there still 150 tickets left in Blocks 22 and 23?

I initially thought it would be a complete sell out by now, after last season.

Its touch and go if Block 21 will be offered to Boro fans.

I bought in Block 23 and it was the only Block available when the tickets first went on sale so they are selling from the corner flag inwards.
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It still over two weeks to the game, after today there be a flow of 20-40 tickets out ever day, I m going to wait. Positive results tonight and Tuesday could push the number up, loose and be on here begging for a ticket because they haven't opened up block 21. I can't leave it too long because the mail will be atrocious, and Boro aren't renowned for being quick at the best of times.
 
I'm away for this one and gutted
Absolutely loved it last season
Especially having Exeter in the same week.
Made a week's holiday out of it.
Hats off to any fan doing it on a bus in one day
That's a proper supporter 👏
UTB
 
BigUnit said:
Should be double Points for these long trips imo
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Back in the 1990s Sunderland had 2 separate priority points systems. One was for the shop and was totally separate from a second priority for away tickets. That scored extra points for distance and midweek games. I have no idea how popular the systems were or how long they lasted either. But this was an example of where Plymouth away or QPR midweek would be worth more points-wise than For us to go to the Stadium of Light on a Saturday
 
fmttmadmin said:
Back in the 1990s Sunderland had 2 separate priority points systems. One was for the shop and was totally separate from a second priority for away tickets. That scored extra points for distance and midweek games. I have no idea how popular the systems were or how long they lasted either. But this was an example of where Plymouth away or QPR midweek would be worth more points-wise than For us to go to the Stadium of Light on a Saturday
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It can't have been any good or they would still be running with it. ;)

I do agree with the extra points for those traveling long distances. Many might argue that southern supporters would benefit but you have to take into consideration how many miles they travel for our home games each season.
 
Norman_Conquest said:
It can't have been any good or they would still be running with it. ;)

I do agree with the extra points for those traveling long distances. Many might argue that southern supporters would benefit but you have to take into consideration how many miles they travel for our home games each season.
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I suppose you could argue that you can over complicate, can't you?
Sunderland brought these systems in when they moved to SOL. A lot has happened to them since and the football world at large but I often thought of their systems as I shivered in the long, long queues for cup (final) tickets snaking around outside the Riverside.
 
Thirty seven tickets left, so nearly 1200 sold, I think they might open the next block tomorrow, which is what I am waiting for and in my experience there is usually a mini rush of people who wait for the last block depending on views or the locations of it.
 
exeterboro said:
Thirty seven tickets left, so nearly 1200 sold, I think they might open the next block tomorrow, which is what I am waiting for and in my experience there is usually a mini rush of people who wait for the last block depending on views or the locations of it.
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Good effort that, that far away, that close to Christmas.
 
They played well against Sheffield utd. Looked a lot more solid.

I'd like to think we are too good for them, but we have our moments.
 
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