Argyle v Ipswich Town - the build up (sold out)

[falmouthgreen]

Where is Salt Mill? Plymothian but left Plymouth in 1962.

 

[Dreamgreen]

Where is Salt Mill? Plymothian but left Plymouth in 1962.

Saltash I think

 

[jerryatricjanner]

Saltash I think

I think it's Saltash side of the river near China Fleet Golf and Spa so perhaps they are staying close by at China Fleet?

 

[Pogleswoody]

I think it's Saltash side of the river near China Fleet Golf and Spa so perhaps they are staying close by at China Fleet?

Yes it is down the lane you use to get to China Fleet but it is 'before' China Fleet so pretty close to the river and level with the bridge tunnel.

 

[JannerinCardiff]

Wondering out loud (if we had a larger capacity), who'd attract a bigger crowd - Ipswich or Sunderland?

Depends if we’re top of the table

 

[Argyleloyal]

Where is Salt Mill? Plymothian but left Plymouth in 1962.

It’s in Saltash, about 10 minute walk from Saltash Passage and not far from China Fleet club

 

[Garland Greene]

Their forum has a page which, correct me if im wrong, is made up of quotes from PASOTI?......🤔

https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-news/41336/ipswich-are-a-proper-test--notes-for-plymouth-argyle

 

[jerryatricjanner]

Sold out!

 

[greensalt]

Argyle have played Ipswich 23 times at Home Park, winning nine games, drawing seven and losing seven. Ipswich are unbeaten on their last five visits, a run stretching back to 2006 in the Championship when Argyle won 2-1 with the goals scored by Tony Capaldi and Reuben Reid - the team that day:
Romain Larrieu, Paul Connolly, Hasney Aljofree, Paul Wotton, Lee Hodges, Akos Buzsaky, Lilian Nalis, David Norris, Tony Capaldi, Mickey Evans, Vincent Pericard. Subs: Anthony Pulis, Nick Chadwick, Reuben Reid. Attendance - 15,921.

surely the game when Mickey Evans scored the winner in his farewell match, not Reuben Reid

 

[saxman]

Their forum has a page which, correct me if im wrong, is made up of quotes from PASOTI?......🤔

https://www.twtd.co.uk/ipswich-town-news/41336/ipswich-are-a-proper-test--notes-for-plymouth-argyle

very enjoyable compilation of PASOTI insight!

 

[derbygreen]

Reading the Ipswich forums they seem to believe we are punching above our weight and expect a win. They see Wycombe to be the harder team to beat. I suppose I'm happy for Argyle to be underrated but I'm always amazed how teams seem to write us off. Anyway we'll find out soon enough. GREEN ARMY!

 

[saxman]

Sold out!

+/- 16,300

 

[Ottawa Green]

For home fans

Ipswich Town Fixture Sold Out | Plymouth Argyle - PAFC

www.pafc.co.uk

 

[Green Flash]

Not blaming the club per se but it still irks me that over 300 tickets are unavailable for sale because even in 2021 football spectators cannot be trusted not to hit seven bells out of each other if they sit in too close proximity because they happen to support a different team. In truth the likelihood of trouble between Argyle and Ipswich fans must be close to nil

 

[exiledhammer]

I struggle to understand why our police force insist on a 300 seat gap when Man City and QPR fans could reach across and shake hands in an extremely high profile fixture in 2012.

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