COCup

Subject: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 10:15 am

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Gillingham at home.

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It's just so exciting, this is massive.

Subject: Re: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 10:27 am

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Gillingham at home.

WOW.

Subject: Re: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 10:29 am

Les Miserable wrote:: It's just so exciting, this is massive.

There are some good ties in the draw though. Just a shame Argyle v Gillingham is not one of them.

Bristol Rovers v Birmingham, Bolton v Burton, Luton v Bristol V City, Portsmouth v Derby, Southend v Brighton and Wolves v Newport catch the eye.

Subject: Re: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 10:34 am

It's always peed me off that we've not got very far in this competition, when the benefits of a cup run or a top draw could easily add a significant % of revenue to the club.

Gillingham at home is the sort of fixture our club should be smashing.

Subject: Re: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 10:37 am

We haven't got a prayer.

Subject: Re: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 10:46 am

Mock Cuncher wrote:: It's always peed me off that we've not got very far in this competition, when the benefits of a cup run or a top draw could easily add a significant % of revenue to the club.

Gillingham at home is the sort of fixture our club should be smashing.

With DA now in charge, Argyle may be a tad better in this cup ?.

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Mock Cuncher wrote:: It's always peed me off that we've not got very far in this competition, when the benefits of a cup run or a top draw could easily add a significant % of revenue to the club.

Gillingham at home is the sort of fixture our club should be smashing.

I agree totally. It's not as if we're looking forward to the group stages of the Champions League. 2 wins and we could have a nice day out at one of the big boys.

I would do likewise with the Auto Windscreen (whatever its called these days). Bloody hell when you have to put up with Morecambe why not give your fans a great day out at Wembley.

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VillageGreen wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:: It's just so exciting, this is massive.

There are some good ties in the draw though. Just a shame Argyle v Gillingham is not one of them.

Bristol Rovers v Birmingham, Bolton v Burton, Luton v Bristol V City, Portsmouth v Derby, Southend v Brighton and Wolves v Newport catch the eye.

Yeovil vs QPR, FFS!

255 mile journey in a regional draw, FFS!

Just as well we're at home and I'll be on a beach. 10th August, FFS!! lol!

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Here's what the Clubs facebook status has to say.

"We got Gills.....they're multiplying....

We better shape up"

FFS.

Subject: Re: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 11:12 am

I can't say I'm convinced about the CO Cup. Save our energy for the League and the FA Cup (and the JPT).

In fact, if it was down to me, I'd have the FL organised into four divisions of 18 (as in Germany) rather than three of 24. I'm sure having 12 less games a season would improve the standard and make Cup competitions more competitive.

Subject: Re: COCup Tue Jun 16, 2015 11:33 am

Greenskin wrote:: We haven't got a prayer.

Are you Freathy in disguise? Laughing

You may be right though.

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Justin edinburgh will do a decent job there

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Gillingham chairman is not amused.

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Subject: Re: COCup Wed Jun 17, 2015 5:18 pm

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he'll get over it, the racist little turd.

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steveinspain wrote:: Gillingham chairman is not amused.

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What a monumental bell end. Hope he goes bust.

Not Gillingham - just him.

Subject: Re: COCup Wed Jun 24, 2015 10:23 pm

Take Your Fill of the Gills

IT WILL cost adult members of the Green Army as little as £10 to watch Argyle’s first home fixture of the 2014-15 season, as we take on Gillingham in the first round of the Capital One Cup.

The cup tie against the Sky Bet League 1 outfit takes place on Tuesday, August 11, 7.45pm kick-off. Following the Pilgrims’ season opener away to AFC Wimbledon, Derek Adams’ men will take to the field at Home Park for the first time competitively in the new campaign, ahead of the Dockyard Derby against Portsmouth the following weekend.

Bought in advance, adult tickets for the game will cost just £10, whilst admission for over-65s or students is only £8. Entry for under-18s is just £5. All ticket prices will increase by £2 if they are purchased on match-day.

Advance
Adults £10
Over 65/students £8*
Under 18s £5

Match-day
Adults £12
Over 65/students £10*
Under 18s £7

*Full-time students with current and valid NUS photo ID card.

Tickets for the game against the Gills will go on sale in due course; as soon as they do, we will have all the details on pafc.co.uk

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any prices for us normal people wwho dont want to be part of the #stripesarebackimatwat army ?

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