Anybody thinking of staying over in Devon in August for the two away games (Fanny?)? If you re on the 9th and 10th is a Firework championship (World, Euro, UK???) it is meant to be spectacular particularly when viewed from the Hoe.
many heading down for this? just had a quick look on footballgroundguide and the only away pub they list is the britannia which is a wetherspoons, think plymouth can be quite a lively bunch, any recomendations welcomed as 1st visit.
Anybody thinking of staying over in Devon in August for the two away games (Fanny?)? If you re on the 9th and 10th is a Firework championship (World, Euro, UK???) it is meant to be spectacular particularly when viewed from the Hoe.
Yes, thanks for the tip. Sounds like an interesting thing to do. Just looked it up and it's the British Fireworks Champs.
Anybody thinking of staying over in Devon in August for the two away games (Fanny?)? If you re on the 9th and 10th is a Firework championship (World, Euro, UK???) it is meant to be spectacular particularly when viewed from the Hoe.
Yes, thanks for the tip. Sounds like an interesting thing to do. Just looked it up and it's the British Fireworks Champs.
was unintentionally in monaco on a day trip when it was held there, was absolutely unreal these arent just your average fireworks, there all set to music, and pretty spectacular, i think poland won.
Anybody thinking of staying over in Devon in August for the two away games (Fanny?)? If you re on the 9th and 10th is a Firework championship (World, Euro, UK???) it is meant to be spectacular particularly when viewed from the Hoe.
I'll be there for the weekend, but will miss the fireworks
I think I caught that or similar in Blackpool last year, the evening before the Fleetwood game, really impressive but really wet!
It was one of the only away games I was looking forward to this year as I know Plymouth very well but I'll be on an all-dayer in Bournemouth instead now. Ohh well.
was looking forward to this game but it's come too early in the season for a reasonably priced few days away .. 350 miles each way from me, too far to drive in comfort .. train fares around £90 return for a 7 hour e/w journey, with a discount and reasonably priced hotels in the area are fully booked .. so, unfortunately .. feck it ((:>) .. good luck to all westward hoers
was looking forward to this game but it's come too early in the season for a reasonably priced few days away .. 350 miles each way from me, too far to drive in comfort .. train fares around £90 return for a 7 hour e/w journey, with a discount and reasonably priced hotels in the area are fully booked .. so, unfortunately .. feck it ((:>) .. good luck to all westward hoers
There a few guest houses in Plymouth which are cheaper
was looking forward to this game but it's come too early in the season for a reasonably priced few days away .. 350 miles each way from me, too far to drive in comfort .. train fares around £90 return for a 7 hour e/w journey, with a discount and reasonably priced hotels in the area are fully booked .. so, unfortunately .. feck it ((:>) .. good luck to all westward hoers
There a few guest houses in Plymouth which are cheaper
I'm staying in Torquay as a base for both Exeter and Plymouth away. Far cheaper to stay than in Plymouth and the train is only about 50 mins £7.80 return from Plymouth. Same for Exeter too. Staying Tuesday to Sunday.
was looking forward to this game but it's come too early in the season for a reasonably priced few days away .. 350 miles each way from me, too far to drive in comfort .. train fares around £90 return for a 7 hour e/w journey, with a discount and reasonably priced hotels in the area are fully booked .. so, unfortunately .. feck it ((:>) .. good luck to all westward hoers
There a few guest houses in Plymouth which are cheaper
thanks @killerandflash , BUT I prefer 'real' hotels, I don't really like b&bs/guest houses .. I like to get a good hotel 'winter discount' so book well in advance .. it's not worth the long trip west unless I stay for 4/5 days .. so after Brovers @ the Valley my 1st away day will be @ the Millers, followed by Fleetwood (cheap hotel booked in Lancaster) then probably Bradford, might make it to Oldham after Rotherham .. we will see
for all the " im only going away games etc" we haven't even sold out 604 tickets to Plymouth, i think that's pretty poor tbh. we slag millwall off etc but they did take 3 times that up to nottingham forest on a friday night ( hassle getting time off work etc )
for all the " im only going away games etc" we haven't even sold out 604 tickets to Plymouth, i think that's pretty poor tbh. we slag millwall off etc but they did take 3 times that up to nottingham forest on a friday night ( hassle getting time off work etc )
Elfsborg will be along in a minute blaming the Belgians.
it just shows what Roland and co have done i think, when you look at bury last season seemed a lot more than 600 there and that was a slag of a journey etc.
for all the " im only going away games etc" we haven't even sold out 604 tickets to Plymouth, i think that's pretty poor tbh. we slag millwall off etc but they did take 3 times that up to nottingham forest on a friday night ( hassle getting time off work etc )
That's what I would love to know. I'm one of them, last home game was against Burnley, I did a load of aways last season and I'll be at Plymouth but where's everyone else?
Hilariously I see comments about supporting the team, not the regime by ending the home game boycott! Would be great to see some fans ending their lifetime long away game boycott.
for all the " im only going away games etc" we haven't even sold out 604 tickets to Plymouth, i think that's pretty poor tbh. we slag millwall off etc but they did take 3 times that up to nottingham forest on a friday night ( hassle getting time off work etc )
That's what I would love to know. I'm one of them, last home game was against Burnley, I did a load of aways last season and I'll be at Plymouth but where's everyone else?
Hilariously I see comments about supporting the team, not the regime by ending the home game boycott! Would be great to see some fans ending their lifetime long away game boycott.
my thoughts exactly, i don't know how to look it up, but what was the number at bury last year?, i also dont think away numbers have increased since Roland took over so the going to more away games isn't happening, this year the ones ill likely be at are;
plymouth, gills, shrewsbury,blackpool, mk dons, northpamton, pompey, rochdale, and any big games we get LOL.
for all the " im only going away games etc" we haven't even sold out 604 tickets to Plymouth, i think that's pretty poor tbh. we slag millwall off etc but they did take 3 times that up to nottingham forest on a friday night ( hassle getting time off work etc )
That's what I would love to know. I'm one of them, last home game was against Burnley, I did a load of aways last season and I'll be at Plymouth but where's everyone else?
Hilariously I see comments about supporting the team, not the regime by ending the home game boycott! Would be great to see some fans ending their lifetime long away game boycott.
my thoughts exactly, i don't know how to look it up, but what was the number at bury last year?, i also dont think away numbers have increased since Roland took over so the going to more away games isn't happening, this year the ones ill likely be at are;
plymouth, gills, shrewsbury,blackpool, mk dons, northpamton, pompey, rochdale, and any big games we get LOL.
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I have had enough of these pricks.
I think I caught that or similar in Blackpool last year, the evening before the Fleetwood game, really impressive but really wet!
so after Brovers @ the Valley my 1st away day will be @ the Millers, followed by Fleetwood (cheap hotel booked in Lancaster) then probably Bradford, might make it to Oldham after Rotherham .. we will see
Maybe the decent performance on Saturday will encourage a few more but I'd imagine trains are eye wateringly expensive now.
my trains were £41.00
9.06am out
17.54 back
today would cost £110.00.
Plymouth Argyle v Charlton - Saturday, August 12th (3pm)
Tickets for Charlton’s first away league fixture of 2017/18, against Plymouth Argyle, are now on sale.
We have been handed an initial allocation of 604 and tickets can be purchased online by clicking here.
Adults: £21
Over 65s: £16
Under 22: £16
Under 18: £8
A family ticket, which is a separate allocation is available at £27 (one adult and one Under 18).
Hilariously I see comments about supporting the team, not the regime by ending the home game boycott! Would be great to see some fans ending their lifetime long away game boycott.
plymouth, gills, shrewsbury,blackpool, mk dons, northpamton, pompey, rochdale, and any big games we get LOL.
I'm surprised anyone seriously believed for a split second that we would be getting bigger away turnouts.
I said at the time it wouldn't happen.
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