Plymouth Argyle v Charlton

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

Look like a good turn out for this game, over 5,000 ST and over 1,000 white menbers for this season

Another game another loss

Argo 0-2 Addicks

Easy 2 nil for the greens.

The ATD Mutley Mash Up!!

Another big test for Adams and his band of merry footballers.

Charlton will be there or thereabouts come May '18 and I am not expecting Argyle to win, 2-1 to Charlton Athletic.

It does not seem that long ago that Argyle thought the workings of the London club (then in the Championship) were an inspiration and something to aspire to.

You ok Village?

I'd be happy with a point against a the likes of Charlton. A few years ago who'd have thought we'd have been playing such a big club as them.

THE Devonport end will only be accessible to supporters who already have bought tickets when Argyle meet Charlton Athletic at Home Park on Saturday.

All other areas of the ground will have cash gates open for entry on match-day. Those wishing to purchase Devonport end tickets on match-day can do so from the Ticket Office.

The Ticket Office will open at 9am on Saturday. Supporters can also buy tickets at any time from [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

POTD SCUM!!!

Yet more last minute confusion and all part of the ongoing banning of cash under Brent. Why pay people to man cash turnstiles when you can bully fans to queue up for hours at the ticket office, and in future give those lovely ticketing solution people £1.35 of your money.

Pay up you lovely Janners

Charlton will be backed by a healthy following of around 1,000 supporters and the south-east Londoners are sure to want to repay the faith shown in them by the fans.

45 mins for Jamie Ness who very much eased himself back into competitive action in a last night SWPL against Ivybridge, score  2-1 to PAFC

According to ticket sales for the Devonport end, Argyle will lose a lot of income by not having POTD at this end, there are a lot of seats still in blocks 1 and 6.

Les Miserable wrote:

POTD SCUM!!!

I'm scum.

Any official reasoning from the club as to why no POTD specifically for the Demport??

beesrus wrote:

Yet more last minute confusion and all part of the ongoing banning of cash under Brent. Why pay people to man cash turnstiles when you can bully fans to queue up for hours at the ticket office, and in future give those lovely ticketing solution people £1.35 of your money.

Another reason not to go, feck off Brent.

Looking forward to a higher class of football at HP and seeing how Adams rises to the challenge!

Where will the goals come from? Gona be a tough afternoon for PAFC

Pafcintheplace wrote:

Where will the goals come from? Gona be a tough afternoon for PAFC

Tell it to green Jim

Graiser wrote:

Looking forward to a higher class of football at HP and seeing how Adams rises to the challenge!

He'll have to rise to the challenge with mostly average L2/National League standard players at his disposal. Just avoiding relegation will be this season's miracle.

BRENT OUT NOW

Dont need to be mystic meg, to know its going to be a bag of shite, save your twenty three quid and tell jimmy to do one!

Yep, today is going to be a horror show for sure

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Dont need to be mystic meg, to know its going to be a bag of shite, save your twenty three quid and tell jimmy to do one!

Twenty three smackers saved