Exeter Beam-Back

MEMBERS of the Green Army who were unable to secure tickets for the Devon Expressway Derby clash with Exeter City will now have the chance to watch the game from Home Park.

Tickets have gone on sale for a live beam-back of the October 26 fixture against the Grecians, which is being shown on both floors of the brand-new Green Taverners suite.

Our allocation of 1,152 tickets for the away areas at St James Park sold out within 90 minutes of going on sale to season-ticket holders and the club has acted swiftly to ensure an additional screening option at Home Park.

Tickets will cost £10 (plus a £1 booking fee), which includes live screening, as well as a pasty and a pint on arrival. Doors open at 11am, ahead of a 1pm kick-off in Exeter.

Beam-back tickets are now on sale for Green Taverners members and Argyle season-ticket holders, while Club Argyle members can also purchase tickets by contacting the commercial team.

Flexi-Ticket holders and 1886 Members will be able to buy tickets from next Friday, September 27, and any remaining tickets will go on general sale on Monday, September 30.

Green Taverners members can buy a ticket through the GTs Ticketline – 07772 869958 – and Argyle season-ticket holders and Members should go through the Argyle Ticket Office at Home Park or online at [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

Usual ticketing purchase options apply.

£11

..and the fans who are not members of any club, or season ticket holders, are out of luck!

Beam me up Bungo.

Not for me, not gonna travel 97 miles just to watch it on a screen with the aviva crew,

Semi final of Rugby WC at 0900 that morning.
Could make a good double header if we had a guru of marketing on board

Get in their early and buy a mackerel from the shop and discreetly leave it in some air con ducting. The GT will appreciate the aroma after a sustained length of time.

Punchies top tips.

Get a VPN for free and watch on ifollow instead

The McGuires for once grasping the nettle and realising that earners like this are the only way to have any hope of repaying investors.
It'll be full of dribblers but fair play...

Punchdrunk wrote:

Get in their early and buy a mackerel from the shop and discreetly leave it in some air con ducting. The GT will appreciate the aroma after a sustained length of time.

Punchies top tips.

Simon Hallett confirmed ifollow will be showing this game.

Tgwu wrote:

Simon Hallett confirmed ifollow will be showing this game.

So is this GT idea just in fact an ifollow broadcast ??

harvetheslayer wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Simon Hallett confirmed ifollow will be showing this game.

So is this GT idea just in fact an ifollow broadcast  ??

I'm betting that ifollow will 'broadcast' the game in foreign climes, but only the audio feed will be available in the UK.  Hence the GT's offering..

£11 and you don't even get a trademark show from the Cucumber bros ffs.

WE are delighted to announce that the Green Taverners suite will now open at the earlier than advertised time of 8.45am, ahead of the live beam-back for the Exeter City clash on Saturday afternoon.

This decision was taken to allow members of the Green Army to enjoy the Rugby World Cup semi-final game between England and New Zealand from the comfort of the brand-new supporters’ bar, before the Devon Derby main event at 1pm.

England take on the All Blacks at the International Stadium in Yokohama, Japan, at 9am. Bacon rolls will be laid on in the Green Taverners suite at the bargain cost of £2, allowing supporters to turn their beam-back experience into a full-day event.

Please note that, despite the earlier opening time, there will be no admittance for those who do not hold a valid beam-back ticket.

Beam me up Scotty