Cheltenham is NOT sold out. I have just called the ticket office and ordered mine.
There are more to be loaded online but apparently they are busy!
There are more to be loaded online but apparently they are busy!
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I think people are missing the point.
Anyone can by a ticket at any club for the home end.
The issue is anyone stupid enough to rock up on the day dressed in opposition colours. Yes everyone should be able to sit anywhere as per rugby, but football does attract a few idiots who don't need much of an excuse to kick off.
If your team does score you just sit on your hands and smile.
I'll be at Cheltenham hopefully in the away end, but maybe in the home one. I've done it many times over the years with Argo and don't see the issue.
Just show a little respect for the other side too
Anyone can by a ticket at any club for the home end.
The issue is anyone stupid enough to rock up on the day dressed in opposition colours. Yes everyone should be able to sit anywhere as per rugby, but football does attract a few idiots who don't need much of an excuse to kick off.
If your team does score you just sit on your hands and smile.
I'll be at Cheltenham hopefully in the away end, but maybe in the home one. I've done it many times over the years with Argo and don't see the issue.
Just show a little respect for the other side too
Another (insult removed. Admin) completely missing the point.Clarke_B":1np42ol7 said:
There is a possibility that some Argyle fans who meet the qualifying criteria to buy a ticket may not be able to.
Neither Cheltenham or Exeter ever sell out for games, even when it's Argyle, so you are not stopping a local fan from getting a ticket wherever you are in the ground. It could even be argued that you are helping a smaller club by increasing the attendance.
Green_Flash":29hj6x2d said:
Do you not get the point that at Cheltenham away we are sitting on otherwise empty seats? The argument for the Liverpool game is that genuine Argyle supporters are losing out to plastic Premiership fans.
The scenarios are not comparable.
Just gone online with our "friends" Ticketmaster and they have not updated the criteria so that they are on general sale, tried the phone and sure enough it's engaged. I see that those in charge have learnt from the last ticketing balls up. :thumbdown:
Have to say its fairly pathetic that the whole system is now preventing you from purchasing tickets for a League 2 away game.
Yes the club have other priorities right now (financially) but you should never forget your bread and butter.
Yes the club have other priorities right now (financially) but you should never forget your bread and butter.
As a white member I have been trying for the past few days to get 2 Cheltenham tickets. Both are linked on my online account so assigned correctly. Yet when I go to purchase them, a red box appears stating 'Unfortunately, you are attempting to purchase more tickets for a match than you are allowed to. Please double check, and remove items from your basket to proceed.'
Any ideas on how to make this work? Has always been fine on previous occasions when buying online.
Any ideas on how to make this work? Has always been fine on previous occasions when buying online.
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Helston_Green
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Same problem here. Surely all it needs is someone to modify the settings to general sale? Very Frustrating. Anybody having any joy yet?
