tickets for Wycombe updates

Shorely 800 seats for segregation is absurd, right? that's a block + 200. More like 400, 16k capacity...?

Hence why the mini stand was way too small.

Just geddit built bhey

blocks        1 to 19 =    258 seats
Main Stand              =  20
Lower Mayflower     =   69

                  TOTAL   =   347

That all the seats left  untill they open block 20   (maths done by my 7 year old grandson)

ive still got 2 OAP tickets for the grandstand going

Needless to say the attendance figure will give a fairly accurate reflection of our true max capacity, so if the current size is all we're going to get from a new stand - then Saturday shall forever be our limit. Selling out for a League Two game just shows how absurd and small minded Brent's vision is.

Saturday's game will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 at 7.40pm, it's also on Radio Devon and Argyle player and on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Argyle's sold over 5,000 tickets today

BLOCK  12 as gone red

sold another 43 tonight, down to 304 left


blocks 3 10 11 12 13 all red more to follow soon

Tgwu wrote:

Saturday's game will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 at 7.40pm, it's also on Radio Devon and Argyle player and on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Hypothetically....

If a foreign Exile wanted to watch a stream of the match on a computer, how would that best be done?

Angry the one in the know

SwimWithTheTide wrote:

Needless to say the attendance figure will give a fairly accurate reflection of our true max capacity, so if the current size is all we're going to get from a new stand - then Saturday shall forever be our limit. Selling out for a League Two game just shows how absurd and small minded Brent's vision is.

Is it not accepted that it is literally never, ever going to happen?

There are quite literally dozens of live streaming feeds for any live tv match. A google search will provide a choice and then it's just a case of clicking the links. Some feeds will be better than others in terms of freezing or buffering. A good idea would be to 'practice' with some of the links that you find (prior to Saturday obviously), then bookmark the ones that give a good stream.

Hypothetically.

Funny they have just found just over 50 spare seats in the top corner of the west side in the main stand

Rickler wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Saturday's game will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 at 7.40pm, it's also on Radio Devon and Argyle player and on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Hypothetically....

If a foreign Exile wanted to watch a stream of the match on a computer, how would that best be done?

Do you know anyone in the UK with a Sky Sports connection? They could allow you to use their Sky Go password to watch it, completely legally...? I use my mother's, although it's restricted on the number of devices you can log it into, and my siblings have taken the other 3 (I think) devices already, but loads of people never even use it?

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Saturday's game will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 at 7.40pm, it's also on Radio Devon and Argyle player and on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Hypothetically....

If a foreign Exile wanted to watch a stream of the match on a computer, how would that best be done?

Do you know anyone in the UK with a Sky Sports connection? They could allow you to use their Sky Go password to watch it, completely legally...? I use my mother's, although it's restricted on the number of devices you can log it into, and my siblings have taken the other 3 (I think) devices already, but loads of people never even use it?

A tried it on my phone/ipad a couple times last year when abroad - I couldn't access it, and that was from my own account.

yeah, fair one. not tried it abroad and looking on Googs it does look like that'll be the case...

BLOCK  12 as gone red

sold another 43 tonight, down to 304 left


blocks 10 11 12 13 all red more to follow soon

SwimWithTheTide wrote:

Needless to say the attendance figure will give a fairly accurate reflection of our true max capacity, so if the current size is all we're going to get from a new stand - then Saturday shall forever be our limit. Selling out for a League Two game just shows how absurd and small minded Brent's vision is.

All the assurances that 'it'll be be built when we get there' never come to fruition. After 5? Seasons Swansea are still winging it on a stadium designed while in the bottom division, Blackpool never grasped the nettle, Bournemouth despite rich backers and record premier pay outs have announced that dean court won't be expanded. With all the cash sloshing about now why is there this Huge reluctance to invest in long term core revenue streams? Is it because it's far harder to wash dirty money through something tangible instead of the services of players and their agents?

Rickler wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Saturday's game will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 at 7.40pm, it's also on Radio Devon and Argyle player and on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Hypothetically....

If a foreign Exile wanted to watch a stream of the match on a computer, how would that best be done?

PM for you

With-menace wrote:

SwimWithTheTide wrote:

Needless to say the attendance figure will give a fairly accurate reflection of our true max capacity, so if the current size is all we're going to get from a new stand - then Saturday shall forever be our limit. Selling out for a League Two game just shows how absurd and small minded Brent's vision is.

All the assurances that 'it'll be be built when we get there' never come to fruition. After 5? Seasons Swansea are still winging it on a stadium designed while in the bottom division, Blackpool never grasped the nettle, Bournemouth despite rich backers and record premier pay outs have announced that dean court won't be expanded. With all the cash sloshing about now why is there this Huge reluctance to invest in long term core revenue streams? Is it because it's far harder to wash dirty money through something  tangible instead of the services of players and their agents?

With the millions that the Prem teams will now earn from Sky's new deal, attendances/ capacities aren't the priority for turnover now.

Chemical Ali wrote:

With-menace wrote:

SwimWithTheTide wrote:

Needless to say the attendance figure will give a fairly accurate reflection of our true max capacity, so if the current size is all we're going to get from a new stand - then Saturday shall forever be our limit. Selling out for a League Two game just shows how absurd and small minded Brent's vision is.

All the assurances that 'it'll be be built when we get there' never come to fruition. After 5? Seasons Swansea are still winging it on a stadium designed while in the bottom division, Blackpool never grasped the nettle, Bournemouth despite rich backers and record premier pay outs have announced that dean court won't be expanded. With all the cash sloshing about now why is there this Huge reluctance to invest in long term core revenue streams? Is it because it's far harder to wash dirty money through something  tangible instead of the services of players and their agents?

With the millions that the Prem teams will now earn from Sky's new deal, attendances/ capacities aren't the priority for turnover now.

I know but if you can't strike while the irons hot when will you?
Never.

SwimWithTheTide wrote:

Needless to say the attendance figure will give a fairly accurate reflection of our true max capacity, so if the current size is all we're going to get from a new stand - then Saturday shall forever be our limit. Selling out for a League Two game just shows how absurd and small minded Brent's vision is.

I can't wait to hear the self righteous squirmings of the subbuteo stand apologists and how their loyalist devotion should give them birthright to attend the smallest lock outs in argyle history. What about the new bloods who would've caught the bug? Or the passing trade who would've returned?
Every ticket request beyond cluster feck capacity should be relinquished by those who couldn't see beyond their own village boundary now and for any foreseeable similar. I know there will be the usual resentment toward the stay aways but would any of us wish they actually did stay away and just the usual 6000 turn up? Fact is there are more of them than the ever faithful

Czarcasm wrote:

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Tgwu wrote:

Saturday's game will be broadcast on Sky Sports 1 at 7.40pm, it's also on Radio Devon and Argyle player and on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra.

Hypothetically....

If a foreign Exile wanted to watch a stream of the match on a computer, how would that best be done?

Do you know anyone in the UK with a Sky Sports connection? They could allow you to use their Sky Go password to watch it, completely legally...? I use my mother's, although it's restricted on the number of devices you can log it into, and my siblings have taken the other 3 (I think) devices already, but loads of people never even use it?

A tried it on my phone/ipad a couple times last year when abroad - I couldn't access it, and that was from my own account.  

You might need  to use something like 'Zen Mate' to confuse your IP and make it appear you are in the UK?

If anyone wants to give me their 'Sky Go' password I will give it a try - Watts yer Muthers, Mock?

Thanks for all the links people have sent me - I will install adblock and give them a go (just in the interest of research, of course..)

If you've got a spare £10 that you fancy giving to Rupert Murdoch (and a decent broadband connection) you can buy a 24-hour Sky Sports pass via NowTV.

last night

blocks        1 to 19 =    258 seats
Main Stand              =  20
Lower Mayflower     =   69

                 TOTAL   =   347
As of 0900

blocks        1 to 19 =    126
Main Stand             =      89   They found 50 seats top right corner west stand last night + another 32 this morning
Lower Mayflower     =      66

                 TOTAL   =      281  

Blocks  13 15 full   they found more seats in 7 9 10 11 12 most in front rows which turned them from red to Limited

Block 20 still not open