Exeter away - Ticket info

Two thirds of the seats have gone, but over half the terrace are left. I imagine a lot of 180 pointers are over 55 and had season tickets for over 25 years - hands up a lot of FMTTMers.

I certainly would not buy a ticket and not go, but I could have today. I am more tempted for the Plymouth game and have things in my diary for the 31st October.

We must have a three to four thousand fans 180 point or more so approx 20% take up today.
 
Redwurzel said:
Two thirds of the seats have gone, but over half the terrace are left. I imagine a lot of 180 pointers are over 55 and had season tickets for over 25 years - hands up a lot of FMTTMers.

I certainly would not buy a ticket and not go, but I could have today. I am more tempted for the Plymouth game and have things in my diary for the 31st October.

We must have a three to four thousand fans 180 point or more so approx 20% take up today.
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We had around 1,250 fans with 180 points+ for the Sunderland tickets three weeks ago.

Around 1,250 with between 170 and 179.

Presumably a number of that second group are in the 180+ club now.
 
Beverleyred said:
Ticket bought and hotel (White Hart) booked.
Looking forward to this one.
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It's a nice historic pub in itself, it's a shortish walk to the ground but you can get a couple of busses to the odeon from a stop near the white Hart. I don't usually recommend wetherspoons, but the one across the road from you is really good, George's Meeting House and will be open to Midnight
There is a nice Indian nearby Nameste which is a short walk, you can walk through Cathedral yard to the high street, you just need to go up a a back street of South Street.
 
exeterboro said:
It's a nice historic pub in itself, it's a shortish walk to the ground but you can get a couple of busses to the odeon from a stop near the white Hart. I don't usually recommend wetherspoons, but the one across the road from you is really good, George's Meeting House and will be open to Midnight
There is a nice Indian nearby Nameste which is a short walk, you can walk through Cathedral yard to the high street, you just need to go up a a back street of South Street.
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Thanks mate, give me a shout if you fancy meeting up for a pint late afternoon, early evening.
 
Beverleyred said:
Thanks mate, give me a shout if you fancy meeting up for a pint late afternoon, early evening.
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South West Supporters have to sort out their pub yet but I'm definitely going for it, I going to put it out there St Anne's Well pub on Well street for people unsure about tickets and looking to to maybe chance one on the day, the closest pub to the away end about 30 metres, probably less, it biggish can hold a hundred or two and overspill another hundred or two can go into the car park where there is lots of space to stick flags, you be able to see the back of the away end and celebrate next to it if that's your choice.
But I m the same I finish lateish afternoon and won't be on it to about 5 , I have the next day off and I know the students will keep the bars in some areas open to late because of Halloween, I will definitely give you a shout.
 
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