ARGYLE have ranked highly on many categories of the match-day experience according to a new EFL survey.

Really ????
Home Park Environment Rates High on EFL Survey


ARGYLE have ranked highly on many categories of the match-day experience according to a new EFL survey.

The EFL have just released their annual fan survey, asking nearly 28,000 fans to rate how enjoyable a match day experience is at their ground. We ranked significantly higher than the average on our atmosphere at Home Park. The average was that 72% of fans were happy with atmosphere at grounds but 89% of those surveyed enjoyed the atmosphere created by the Green Army.

Our fans indicated that they more valued than the average of the EFL. With the Green Army’s average rating of 7.3/10 compared to the EFL average of 6.8. Around 57% of the participants appreciated how often the players acknowledge the fans; this is 4% higher than the EFL average of 53%.

The average in Sky Bet League One for a parent to take their child who is a young adult it may seem like Argyle charge above the average price.

However, the award-winning match day programme, priced at £3, like all but one of the other programmes in the division, is 80 pages compared to some other teams in the division featuring only 50 pages. Your choice of where to sit for the match is completely up to you, with no restricted views. You can sit in ‘premium’ seats which tend to be on the halfway line; many teams charge extra for those views. We are compared with the cheapest ticket prices around the league and thus, many stadia have terracing which will significantly reduce the average prices of tickets.

Many clubs in the divison have a tiered ticketing strategy which means prices significantly vary dependent on where you sit in the stadium. Whereas, at Home Park we give you the choice of where you want to sit for exactly the same price. Therefore, you could have a restricted view or less leg room even feel miles from the pitch with other clubs ‘cheaper’ tickets. This all applies to Memberships, too.

At Argyle we pride ourselves on match-day experience, and there are plenty of great offers for families. In blocks 17 and 18 is the Family Zone, with lots of fun and games to be had with Pilgrim Pete and below in the concourse. The family season ticket costs £423 (early bird) or £490 (Post early bird) which allows one adult and one under 18 into the family zone. You can also add an additional u18 for just £90.

The Family Zone offers a wide range of activities too; table football, penalty shoot-outs, face painting as well as meeting Pilgrim Pete at half-time for a picture or even a high five, and much more.

‘The Pilgrim’, our match-day programme, has been award-winning for the last three season including back-to-back awards from Programme Monthly & Football Collectable, the ‘World's Greatest Football Programme & Memorabilia Magazine’. We pack the programme with player interviews, manager quotes and unique articles from the past and present which you cannot get online.

For supporters who like to have a pre match or half time pint we have now started pouring pints ready to be sold straight away. We have also re-introduced the plastic beer bottles thanks to our partnership with Devon and Cornwall police. We serve freshly baked pasties so that the Green Army are getting the tastiest pasties available. Over recent seasons we have tried to reduce wait times pre-match and during half-time; we have introduced contactless payments as well as having multiple kiosks available.

Our replica shirts we are below the average price of the league and this is due to that fact we have frozen prices on shirts for the last 10 years. For a junior replica shirt the league average is £31.40 whereas we charge £29.99. The average for an adult replica shirt is £41.78 compared to our price of £39.99.

We provide a wide range of products to suits all fans needs in the club shop ranging from memorabilia to DVD of previous matches. The club also puts on special occasions for many young fans throughout the season with signing sessions in the club shop. Most recently on the October 26, which was extremely popular!

Derek Adams and his squad let the Green Army have a sneak peek into training earlier this year, and similar sessions will follow. We allowed Argyle fans young and old to come and watch an open training session inside the stadium, giving them a chance to watch how their idols prepare for a game, but also to get a selfie or an autograph after the session.

We will continue to evolve our provisions to the Green Army, as part of one of our core values, to serve the supporters of our great club.

We've also won the best library atmosphere award. What a load of wank, I bet eighty percent of people now attending HP have ever experienced HP when it's full up and rocking fired up by working class shaven headed knuckle draggers.

We will continue to evolve our provisions to the Green Army, as part of one of our core values, to serve the supporters of our great club.

Aslong as they meet the standards set by Chief pig and the piss stained pilot.....

My last two years of Matchday experience have been great, i've not set foot in the Brentmaredome.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

My last two years of Matchday experience have been great, i've not set foot in the Brentmaredome.

Two years ? I've not stepped foot in home park since 2009......

Jethro wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

My last two years of Matchday experience have been great, i've not set foot in the Brentmaredome.

Two years ? I've not stepped foot in home park since 2009......

You've not missed out Bhey, thats foreshore

Jethro wrote:

Really ????
Home Park Environment Rates High on EFL Survey


ARGYLE have ranked highly on many categories of the match-day experience according to a new EFL survey.

The EFL have just released their annual fan survey, asking nearly 28,000 fans to rate how enjoyable a match day experience is at their ground. We ranked significantly higher than the average on our atmosphere at Home Park. The average was that 72% of fans were happy with atmosphere at grounds but 89% of those surveyed enjoyed the atmosphere created by the Green Army.

Our fans indicated that they more valued than the average of the EFL. With the Green Army’s average rating of 7.3/10 compared to the EFL average of 6.8. Around 57% of the participants appreciated how often the players acknowledge the fans; this is 4% higher than the EFL average of 53%.

The average in Sky Bet League One for a parent to take their child who is a young adult it may seem like Argyle charge above the average price.

However, the award-winning match day programme, priced at £3, like all but one of the other programmes in the division, is 80 pages compared to some other teams in the division featuring only 50 pages. Your choice of where to sit for the match is completely up to you, with no restricted views. You can sit in ‘premium’ seats which tend to be on the halfway line; many teams charge extra for those views. We are compared with the cheapest ticket prices around the league and thus, many stadia have terracing which will significantly reduce the average prices of tickets.

Many clubs in the divison have a tiered ticketing strategy which means prices significantly vary dependent on where you sit in the stadium. Whereas, at Home Park we give you the choice of where you want to sit for exactly the same price. Therefore, you could have a restricted view or less leg room even feel miles from the pitch with other clubs ‘cheaper’ tickets. This all applies to Memberships, too.

At Argyle we pride ourselves on match-day experience, and there are plenty of great offers for families. In blocks 17 and 18 is the Family Zone, with lots of fun and games to be had with Pilgrim Pete and below in the concourse. The family season ticket costs £423 (early bird) or £490 (Post early bird) which allows one adult and one under 18 into the family zone. You can also add an additional u18 for just £90.

The Family Zone offers a wide range of activities too; table football, penalty shoot-outs, face painting as well as meeting Pilgrim Pete at half-time for a picture or even a high five, and much more.

‘The Pilgrim’, our match-day programme, has been award-winning for the last three season including back-to-back awards from Programme Monthly & Football Collectable, the ‘World's Greatest Football Programme & Memorabilia Magazine’. We pack the programme with player interviews, manager quotes and unique articles from the past and present which you cannot get online.

For supporters who like to have a pre match or half time pint we have now started pouring pints ready to be sold straight away. We have also re-introduced the plastic beer bottles thanks to our partnership with Devon and Cornwall police. We serve freshly baked pasties so that the Green Army are getting the tastiest pasties available. Over recent seasons we have tried to reduce wait times pre-match and during half-time; we have introduced contactless payments as well as having multiple kiosks available.

Our replica shirts we are below the average price of the league and this is due to that fact we have frozen prices on shirts for the last 10 years. For a junior replica shirt the league average is £31.40 whereas we charge £29.99. The average for an adult replica shirt is £41.78 compared to our price of £39.99.

We provide a wide range of products to suits all fans needs in the club shop ranging from memorabilia to DVD of previous matches. The club also puts on special occasions for many young fans throughout the season with signing sessions in the club shop. Most recently on the October 26, which was extremely popular!

Derek Adams and his squad let the Green Army have a sneak peek into training earlier this year, and similar sessions will follow. We allowed Argyle fans young and old to come and watch an open training session inside the stadium, giving them a chance to watch how their idols prepare for a game, but also to get a selfie or an autograph after the session.

We will continue to evolve our provisions to the Green Army, as part of one of our core values, to serve the supporters of our great club.

The deluded green feckwits are obviously easily pleased.
THE BRENTMARE CONTINUES

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Jethro wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

My last two years of Matchday experience have been great, i've not set foot in the Brentmaredome.

Two years ? I've not stepped foot in home park since 2009......

You've not missed out Bhey, thats foreshore

Away games foreshore but give a penny to brent nah,soon as he fecks off I'l go back.

The matchday experience..what a crock of shit the biggest load of PR spin bollox ever
My matchday experience is sitting in a run down 1940s grandstand & having to have a piss in a disgusting stinking piss stain outside bog normally blocked ..followed by a HT cuppa thats like piss water ..thats my matchday experience..lovely

That's a bit unfair Reg, it's only a 1950's rundown stand, get yer facts right.

akagreengull wrote:

That's a bit unfair Reg, it's only a 1950's rundown stand, get yer facts right.

well its looks like 1940s the state of it greengull
Its had a hard life

atmosphere so dead last week i could hear someone's phone go of in the stand

Is seeing your team win no longer part of the matchday experience?

Angry wrote:

atmosphere so dead last week i could hear someone's phone go of in the stand

Was it another Club trying to sign one of our players?

Or the Samaritans ringing back?

Grovehill wrote:

Is seeing your team win no longer part of the matchday experience?

The Brentmareist's are only interested in Jimmy winning not Argyle, losing watching shite players and parting you from twenty three quid is the matchday experience!

Grovehill wrote:

Angry wrote:

atmosphere so dead last week i could hear someone's phone go of in the stand

Was it another Club trying to sign one of our players?

Or the Samaritans ringing back?

I Believe it was asking about ppi

I can do without the brent brand of match day experience thank you very much. Maybe it will be so much better if the Mayflower mankover is ever completed. Then you can all sit in the new stand in the pissing rain wearing a plastic poncho watching Argo get dicked. Enjoy.

Can only assume Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles were heavily involved in the survey

Queuing for most of half time only to find out they’ve run out of hot food is my favourite part of the match day experience

I like the catering based on the original experience that it is, no where else in Plymouth sells a cardboard cup of Nescafé, powdered milk, topped up with boiling water for about £3.60, not even Tanners do that.