Plymouth Argyle at home match thread

[Red Army 75]

https://pasoti.co.uk/threads/bristol-city-tickets-3-400-sold.124871/
 

This is the thread for there tickets sold. But **** me what a shit forum. Advert City 

Edited September 18, 2023 by Red Army 75

[Rocking Red Cyril]

6 hours ago, Jerseybean said:

Seems Andi might make the bench tomorrow…..https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/bristol-city-injury-plymouth-argyle-8760401

To start or more likely from the bench ?

[redkev]

9 minutes ago, Rocking Red Cyril said:

Yes,as I said earlier, I lived down there for for for few years and they do not like us at all . The Cherry  tree not a sensible away pub at all. Mind saw one or two good gigs in the Cherry tree in my time down there.

City usually lively down there around the park / cherry tree area that’s why they don’t like us 

[Red_30]

6 hours ago, pillred said:

Be aware the A369 may be closed tomorrow night from 7 pm, the X4 from Portishead has been rerouted over the Avonmouth bridge and along the Portway and dropping off at Hotwells I'm assuming cars will not be able to travel along the A369 either after 7 pm. if you know different please let me know.

Thanks for the heads up. Done a little bit of digging as I use this road for games. Says online expect road closures however its open tonight. The only road closed tonight is beggar bush lane. Temporary traffic lights on Abbots Leigh road. So might be ok tomorrow. Maybe they’ve just rerouted the bus to avoid delays. 

Edited September 18, 2023 by Red_30

[ralphindevon]

17 minutes ago, Mr Popodopolous said:

I am sure I read 3.4k somewhere else too and their official site didn't seem to specify exact numbers. 

Yes it is a bit confusing as they don’t give exact numbers.

This was from the official site today.

It says nearly 3000 at Preston and just over 3000 tomorrow making NEARLY 6000

https://www.pafc.co.uk/news/bristol-city-schumachers-preview

[pillred]

2 hours ago, Red_30 said:

Thanks for the heads up. Done a little bit of digging as I use this road for games. Says online expect road closures however its open tonight. The only road closed tonight is beggar bush lane. Temporary traffic lights on Abbots Leigh road. So might be ok tomorrow. Maybe they’ve just rerouted the bus to avoid delays. 

I have done a bit of digging the road IS closed tomorrow from 8 pm to 6 am till the 29th of September the X4 has had to be rerouted so be careful I would go down the A370 if you can. Of course, try the A369 if you want, but I can't see why the X4 has been diverted for 11 nights from the 18th till the 29th.

Edited September 18, 2023 by pillred
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[RobinTuga]

4 hours ago, ralphindevon said:

Yes it is a bit confusing as they don’t give exact numbers.

This was from the official site today.

It says nearly 3000 at Preston and just over 3000 tomorrow making NEARLY 6000

https://www.pafc.co.uk/news/bristol-city-schumachers-preview

They tweeted (or x'd? not sure what you call it these days) on friday the 3400 figure.

https://x.com/Argyle/status/1702779844042330454?s=20

Edited September 19, 2023 by RobinTuga

[Jerseybean]

10 hours ago, Rocking Red Cyril said:

To start or more likely from the bench ?

Would guess the bench 

[Davefevs]

Anyone go to the Rugby on Sunday?  What was the pitch like afterwards, because it lashed it down all day in Downend.

[Super]

Superb support again from them. To take 2600 to Preston is some effort. Hopefully we won't be drowned out tonight.

[phantom]

11 hours ago, ralphindevon said:

Yes it is a bit confusing as they don’t give exact numbers.

This was from the official site today.

It says nearly 3000 at Preston and just over 3000 tomorrow making NEARLY 6000

https://www.pafc.co.uk/news/bristol-city-schumachers-preview

 

7 hours ago, RobinTuga said:

They tweeted (or x'd? not sure what you call it these days) on friday the 3400 figure.

https://x.com/Argyle/status/1702779844042330454?s=20

3404 is the max allocation we will be giving out to league opposition this season

[Whitchurch]

Its plymouths big night out I can see tonight being like swansea at home a few years ago 

[LondonRobin]

1 hour ago, Davefevs said:

Anyone go to the Rugby on Sunday?  What was the pitch like afterwards, because it lashed it down all day in Downend.

Not too bad actually, helped by the fact there was a lot of kicking and not much rugby 

[pox219]

Shifting my two Dolman e-tickets for £15 each, send me a message if anyone interested. COVID has shafted me.

[City oz]

23 hours ago, Super said:

Should be a good atmosphere anyway. Nonsense anyone that calls it a derby game.

It will be a close one though. 3-2 win to us

[Grey Fox]

40 minutes ago, pox219 said:

Shifting my two Dolman e-tickets for £15 each, send me a message if anyone interested. COVID has shafted me.

It’s a pox

[Mr Popodopolous]

Dunno if should stick it in this thread but some nice praise by Corberan for our model, work on a budget etc and NP.

He said Bell > Semenyo, big claim?

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/carlos-corberan-bristol-city-westbrom-8761926

Edited September 19, 2023 by Mr Popodopolous

[ExiledAjax]

9 minutes ago, Mr Popodopolous said:

Dunno if should stick it in this thread but some nice praise by Corberan for our model, work on a budget etc and NP.

He said Bell > Semenyo, big claim?

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/sport/football/carlos-corberan-bristol-city-westbrom-8761926

Corberan in as CEO?

[Angry Robin]

Under 22 Ticket for tonight's game, South Stand DM if interested 

[ralphindevon]

8 hours ago, RobinTuga said:

They tweeted (or x'd? not sure what you call it these days) on friday the 3400 figure.

https://x.com/Argyle/status/1702779844042330454?s=20

They've been a bit confusing all round. Pushing the 3000 fans to Preston was a bit of an exaggeration. 

And their figures if nearly 6000 fir the 2 games don't quite add up. Can't be that difficult to just give the exact figure 

[Bristol Oil Services]

2 hours ago, Super said:

Superb support again from them. To take 2600 to Preston is some effort. Hopefully we won't be drowned out tonight.

Shameful and ludicrous enthusiasm from the plucky lower league upstarts, call themselves West Country? What they trying to be, Leeds United or something? 

We are the premier, leading and unrivalled exponents of laid-back, can't-be-bleedin'-arsed, West Country apathy, and for that, I salute everyone not going tonight, and everyone that does bother, I salute all those that do not sing or make a squeak (unless we're losing and/or Harry Cornick misses another sitter/pass/whatever)

[chinapig]

22 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

Corberan in as CEO?

Heaping praise on Nigel won't help his cause.

[archie andrews]

Would we be taking 3400 to plymouth on a night game?... 

[ExiledAjax]

3 minutes ago, archie andrews said:

Would we be taking 3400 to plymouth on a night game?... 

No. Home Park has a capacity of about 18,000 so they wouldn't give us 3,400 tickets.

Edited September 19, 2023 by ExiledAjax

[Whitchurch]

6 minutes ago, archie andrews said:

Would we be taking 3400 to plymouth on a night game?... 

no chance 1500 tops in the same circumstances 

[chinapig]

12 minutes ago, archie andrews said:

Would we be taking 3400 to plymouth on a night game?... 

No but the Gas would take thousands more. It's what they lie about do.

[Red white and red]

16 minutes ago, ExiledAjax said:

No. Home Park has a capacity of about 18,000 so they wouldn't give us 3,400 tickets.

Even if their capacity was the same as ours, we wouldn’t take 3,400. Their away support is just better. 

[W-S-M Seagull]

I kinda consider this a bit of a must win. Obviously events in the game can change that but going 4 home games without a win would significantly change the mood around the club and add a lot of pressure so in that context it's must win. 

[W-S-M Seagull]

1 minute ago, Red white and red said:

Even if their capacity was the same as ours, we wouldn’t take 3,400. Their away support is just better. 

No. This is the common mistake people always make. 

Newly promoted clubs that haven't been in this division for a very long time will always have big away attendences to begin with. It's like cup finals to them. We were the same. 

If they spend 5 years in this division then they won't be taking over 2k to Preston away. 

We're taking a similar number to Leicester because for us, we've not played there for quite a while. 

If Plymouth gave us 3400 tickets this season then we'd sell out because like with the Leicester game, we've not played a league game there for a while. 

[ExiledAjax]

1 minute ago, Red white and red said:

Even if their capacity was the same as ours, we wouldn’t take 3,400. Their away support is just better. 

Didn't we take hundreds down there for a pre-season friendly in 2022? I think we'd do well. We've just sold about that many for Leicester away.

3 minutes ago, W-S-M Seagull said:

I kinda consider this a bit of a must win. Obviously events in the game can change that but going 4 home games without a win would significantly change the mood around the club and add a lot of pressure so in that context it's must win. 

Yeh it feels like a sliding doors game, at least in terms of fan perception. Win/play well and it'll be all "only X points from the top 6" and "there's the firepower we knew we had". Lose/underperform and it'll be "bloody Plymouth passing us by" and "we just need 7 big strikers up front". 

I'm slightly hopeful that tonight is the night we deliver the 3-0 win we've threatened at times this season.