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Post by Sir Trevor B'Sol on Jan 3, 2023 19:36:05 GMT
Argyle have sold their initial allocation of tickets for this cup fixture.
Their fans will probably be the record number of Away fans at The MEM for this particular competition.
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Swansea City has recalled Morgan Whittaker from his loan spell at Plymouth Argyle.
The 21-year-old joined the Pilgrims on a season-long loan last summer, and had enjoyed an outstanding first half of the season at Home Park.
Whittaker has nine goals and seven assists in 27 appearances this season, and he was named League One player of the month for September.
One of those goals was the penalty in the 1-1 draw at Argyle against BRFC in the group stage.
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Post by Topper Gas on Jan 3, 2023 20:30:58 GMT
They've already announced the signing of Saxon Earley form Stevenage, who's apparently another good young LB.
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Post by eric on Jan 3, 2023 20:31:31 GMT
Argyle have sold their initial allocation of tickets for this cup fixture. Their fans will probably be the record number of Away fans at The MEM for this particular competition. Meanwhile. Swansea City has recalled Morgan Whittaker from his loan spell at Plymouth Argyle. The 21-year-old joined the Pilgrims on a season-long loan last summer, and had enjoyed an outstanding first half of the season at Home Park. Whittaker has nine goals and seven assists in 27 appearances this season, and he was named League One player of the month for September. One of those goals was the penalty in the 1-1 draw at Argyle against BRFC in the group stage. If our conspiracy theory protesters continue their boycott is there a chance we could be outnumbered by away fans? |
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Post by Dirt Dogg on Jan 3, 2023 20:53:42 GMT
Argyle have sold their initial allocation of tickets for this cup fixture. Their fans will probably be the record number of Away fans at The MEM for this particular competition. Meanwhile. Swansea City has recalled Morgan Whittaker from his loan spell at Plymouth Argyle. The 21-year-old joined the Pilgrims on a season-long loan last summer, and had enjoyed an outstanding first half of the season at Home Park. Whittaker has nine goals and seven assists in 27 appearances this season, and he was named League One player of the month for September. One of those goals was the penalty in the 1-1 draw at Argyle against BRFC in the group stage. If our conspiracy theory protesters continue their boycott is there a chance we could be outnumbered by away fans? Just had a look at the comments on Plymouth’s Twitter page about this, the initial allocation was only about 300 tickets and the most the comments are talking about a boycott of the competition. So it’s not just us! |
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Post by oldmarket65 on Jan 3, 2023 21:55:38 GMT
Argyle have sold their initial allocation of tickets for this cup fixture. Their fans will probably be the record number of Away fans at The MEM for this particular competition. Meanwhile. Swansea City has recalled Morgan Whittaker from his loan spell at Plymouth Argyle. The 21-year-old joined the Pilgrims on a season-long loan last summer, and had enjoyed an outstanding first half of the season at Home Park. Whittaker has nine goals and seven assists in 27 appearances this season, and he was named League One player of the month for September. One of those goals was the penalty in the 1-1 draw at Argyle against BRFC in the group stage. If you mean this season as an away record at the Mem . Then that's not hard to beat. However : this competition have seen some big followings at our ground. Sunderland brought over 2000 a few seasons ago. Bristol City brought the same and Exeter packed the South Stand and most of the away terracing 10 years ago. It be interesting to see how many Muff will bring . |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 3, 2023 22:25:21 GMT
Such a shame I’ll never attend a game in this ‘competition’ until it’s put back to its original format.
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Post by Claremont Gas on Jan 4, 2023 9:38:12 GMT
I think I read that Finn Azaz had an ankle injury so hoping he might be out for them - very good player.
Anyone aware if all the ground will be open or parts closed off ?
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Post by A Source (aka Angry Badger) on Jan 4, 2023 9:47:57 GMT
I think I read that Finn Azaz had an ankle injury so hoping he might be out for them - very good player. Anyone aware if all the ground will be open or parts closed off ? Looking at the ticket page the west terrace and south stand currently have no tickets available |
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Post by oldmarket65 on Jan 4, 2023 12:03:44 GMT
I think I read that Finn Azaz had an ankle injury so hoping he might be out for them - very good player. Anyone aware if all the ground will be open or parts closed off ? Looking at the ticket page the west terrace and south stand currently have no tickets available It's because no one knows how many Plymouth will bring. Initially they will get entire south stand . Then if demands grow away terrace and maybe south / west stand. So west terrace won't go on sale. All we know is they sold 300 in 48 hours . |
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Post by gasheadbatesy on Jan 4, 2023 12:23:14 GMT
Argyle have sold their initial allocation of tickets for this cup fixture. Their fans will probably be the record number of Away fans at The MEM for this particular competition. Meanwhile. Swansea City has recalled Morgan Whittaker from his loan spell at Plymouth Argyle. The 21-year-old joined the Pilgrims on a season-long loan last summer, and had enjoyed an outstanding first half of the season at Home Park. Whittaker has nine goals and seven assists in 27 appearances this season, and he was named League One player of the month for September. One of those goals was the penalty in the 1-1 draw at Argyle against BRFC in the group stage. If our conspiracy theory protesters continue their boycott is there a chance we could be outnumbered by away fans? I hope so. 🛎️ ends. |
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Post by mftc on Jan 4, 2023 22:17:36 GMT
If our conspiracy theory protesters continue their boycott is there a chance we could be outnumbered by away fans? I hope so. 🛎️ ends. Really strange thing to say? The players, Joey, TG and Wael want Wembley. Why can't people support the club, instead of a made up idea, that won't happen? |
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Post by The Equaliser on Jan 5, 2023 7:42:53 GMT
Really strange thing to say? The players, Joey, TG and Wael want Wembley. Why can't people support the club, instead of a made up idea, that won't happen? Because thousands of fans across the country don’t trust the EFL or FA, and believe that maybe a Wembley appearance will be nice, and even make a few pounds but ultimately it will cost us in the end. A case of short term gain, long term pain in my opinion (and many, many others). |
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Post by playtowin on Jan 5, 2023 10:30:48 GMT
Now that all the kiddy teams are out. The quarter finals comprise of real teams all just 2 victories away from wembley.
I would see it valid now to attend matches.
After all this is the only cup competition Rovers have ever made semi finals and finals in.
Watney cup was a select team tournament so doesnt really count and wasnt played at a national stadium.
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Post by percy on Jan 5, 2023 11:45:39 GMT
Now that all the kiddy teams are out. The quarter finals comprise of real teams all just 2 victories away from wembley. I would see it valid now to attend matches. After all this is the only cup competition Rovers have ever made semi finals and finals in. Watney cup was a select team tournament so doesnt really count and wasnt played at a national stadium. No problem with people still boycotting the comp, but I'd like to see a decent crowd supporting this team in what could be a rare chance for them to play at Wembley (until this years play off final!) |
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Post by dudelebowski on Jan 5, 2023 11:51:15 GMT
Now that all the kiddy teams are out. The quarter finals comprise of real teams all just 2 victories away from wembley. I would see it valid now to attend matches. After all this is the only cup competition Rovers have ever made semi finals and finals in. Watney cup was a select team tournament so doesnt really count and wasnt played at a national stadium. No problem with people still boycotting the comp, but I'd like to see a decent crowd supporting this team in what could be a rare chance for them to play at Wembley (until this years play off final!) I think a fairly healthy crowd will turn out for this one, for Pizza Trophy standards at least. 90mins from a televised semi final and two games from Wembley, bring it on! |
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Post by percy on Jan 5, 2023 12:05:40 GMT
No problem with people still boycotting the comp, but I'd like to see a decent crowd supporting this team in what could be a rare chance for them to play at Wembley (until this years play off final!) I think a fairly healthy crowd will turn out for this one, for Pizza Trophy standards at least. 90mins from a televised semi final and two games from Wembley, bring it on! And with no home game until the 21st? Think its kid a quid too. Bound to lose as soon as we take it seriously! |
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Post by keygas on Jan 5, 2023 12:09:57 GMT
Now that all the kiddy teams are out. The quarter finals comprise of real teams all just 2 victories away from wembley. I would see it valid now to attend matches. After all this is the only cup competition Rovers have ever made semi finals and finals in. Watney cup was a select team tournament so doesnt really count and wasnt played at a national stadium. No problem with people still boycotting the comp, but I'd like to see a decent crowd supporting this team in what could be a rare chance for them to play at Wembley (until this years play off final!) Now that all the u21’s teams have been eliminated, I can start to take the competition seriously & will along with my son probably attend the Plymouth tie. 50k prize money for the club for winning the match & a game from Wembley which could financially be a huge bonus plus a great chance for a lot of our younger fans to experience Wembley for the first time. I can understand people’s reasons for boycotting but let’s be honest the premier league are putting in a substantial amount of money into the competition every season so it’s not going to be scrapped & there’s nothing better than seeing the team you support run out at Wembley. |
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Post by dudelebowski on Jan 5, 2023 12:13:21 GMT
I think a fairly healthy crowd will turn out for this one, for Pizza Trophy standards at least. 90mins from a televised semi final and two games from Wembley, bring it on! And with no home game until the 21st? Think its kid a quid too. Bound to lose as soon as we take it seriously! Bolton Gas Lincoln Cheltenham In the last 4, home wins AOTS. |
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Post by gasheadbatesy on Jan 5, 2023 12:17:00 GMT
Really strange thing to say? The players, Joey, TG and Wael want Wembley. Why can't people support the club, instead of a made up idea, that won't happen? I do support the club and believe I’m supporting the future of the club. |
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Post by Dirt Dogg on Jan 5, 2023 15:35:11 GMT
The FA met today to discus putting Youth sides into the Carabao cup and scrapping FA cup replays, all to favour bigger clubs. Again the lower league teams will be bribed with more trickle down money which we never actually see.
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