Argyle's Checkatrade Trophy tie against Exeter City Tickets

TICKETS for Argyle's Devon Derby against Exeter City, in the Checkatrade Trophy, go on sale on Monday, September 4.

The game will take place at Home Park on Tuesday night, October 3, with a 7.45pm kick-off.
Commercial Exeter Hospitality 1 September 2017

Argyle sit second in their Checkatrade Trophy group, on two points, after winning a shoot-out, following a 2-2 draw with Chelsea Under-21s. Yeovil top the group with three points, with Chelsea Under-21s on one point, and Exeter with nothing.

A win for Argyle against City, coupled with Yeovil defeating Chelsea, would see the two teams in green through to the next round, with a game to spare.

Exeter's squad now boasts four former Pilgrims: Reuben Reid, Ryan Brunt, Hiram Boateng and Luke Croll. Meanwhile Joel Grant, who played for City last season, is now a Pilgrim.

Prices
Adults - £10
Over 65 - £8
18-21 - £8
Under 18 - £5

Price increases by £2 on match day on all tickets.

All areas of the ground are open with the exception of the Family Stand.

Sale Dates
Tickets will go on sale on Monday, September 4 from 10am.
Season ticket holders will have until 5pm on Monday, September 18 to claim their seats after this they will be released.

Exeter will tear our non-league shite a new one

Glad I'm not going

For the life of me, I can't understand why I have zero interest!

If, and this a huge IF, Argyle made it to the final... would anyone go? I probably would as I live in London and don't see them that often these days. I promise not to enjoy it though.

nah, i cant even be arsed to wobble up to the shit tip at Argyle.

I enjoy my boycott of Brent's Home Park regime. It's a karma thing, it's the right thing. I turn up to the odd away game though, as that isn't a problem for me, but Wembley and it's business model/prices is not on my list. I'll pop up to Forest Green Rovers if Argyle get them in the FA Cup.

beesrus wrote:

I enjoy my boycott of Brent's Home Park regime. It's a karma thing, it's the right thing. I turn up to the odd away game though, as that isn't a problem for me, but Wembley and it's business model/prices is not on my list. I'll pop up to Forest Green Rovers if Argyle get them in the FA Cup.

Or next season

I wonder what the attendance on the night will be ?. I would imagine it could be one of the highest of the games that are played.