FA Cup - 3rd Round Draw - Exeter H - (KO TBC)

[Exeter Blue I am here]

Their manager seems decent also.

He gets a bit of stick now and then from some of the regulars, but the club’s financial constraints are such that the manager’s job at Exeter has been a fire fight for years

 

[jrb]

City will be throwin' tickets at people for the Exeter game !

BOGOF

 

[Roachy]

It'll be right at the upper end of what can be considered "cheap" maximum revenue without the backlash of being ripped off. That's been ticketing policy for many years now. expect £20 adults, £10-15 for kids.

More than likely. People will pay because it gives them a chance to see the team without paying the silly PL or CL prices.

 

[BlueFurn]

I hope Exeter supporters enjoy their day out, not like those Salford twats who were hijacked by rags thinking it was a rivalry.
Come, relax, enjoy and go home.

 

[Bournemouth Blue]

Good for Exeter, they were in financial difficulties so a good draw.

 

[southamptonblue]

Some tasty ties.
Spurs v Villa
Wham v QPR
Everton v Sunderland
Hull v Blackburn
Newcastle v Bournemouth
Rags v Brighton

Hull vs Blackburn...a 'tasty tie' ?...each to their own, or have I missed something?

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Hull vs Blackburn...a 'tasty tie' ?...each to their own, or have I missed something?

Ha ha. I was thinking that.

 

[bladdered]

Will be interestng to see what mad ticketing rules they apply to this one. Like can someone on the FA Cup scheme (me) buy extra for F&F as in previous years? I guess they will make it up as they go along....

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

Salford same round was £10 cup scheme £15 ST not on Cup Scheme and £20 Citizens. £5 kids for all the above.

Attendance 52000.

 

[asahartford1]

Will go to the affordable games mate

The club have been very good for pricing in these early cup rounds.
Needs Exeter to agree.

 

[mrtwiceaseason]

I'm in the cup scheme so what are the chances of getting tickets for my 6 year old grandson and 7 year old nephew.

I would say there's a fair chance of getting them on the bench if you wanted :+)

 

[cleavers]

I hope Exeter supporters enjoy their day out, not like those Salford twats who were hijacked by rags thinking it was a rivalry.
Come, relax, enjoy and go home.

I'm sure there'll be plenty of rags in the Exeter section.

I believe we've never played each other ?

 

[LongsightM13]

Their manager seems decent also.

Gary is a member of Heaton Moor Golf Club, think his missus is a local lass. I don’t play that stupid game but some family and friends do, and apparently everyone there really likes him, he’s a very sound and down to earth lad by all accounts
Hangs about with some of the gobby, 90s obsessed red contingent though

 

[LongsightM13]

I'm sure there'll be plenty of rags in the Exeter section.

I believe we've never played each other ?

The west country is full of wurzel rags. Similar to small town dives like Watford, Huddersfield, Barnsley etc back in the day, there will be quite a few plastic Top Reds in their number and at least one will wave a rag shirt or scarf
It’s the epitome of the tinpot EFL day out.
They’ll sell out their end, probably 90% of their home capacity, then the full small time EFL songbook”
“Football in a library”, “massive everywhere we go”, “Where were you?”etc

They will then bring about 120 to their next away game, like Salford

 

[LongsightM13]

I hope Exeter supporters enjoy their day out, not like those Salford twats who were hijacked by rags thinking it was a rivalry.
Come, relax, enjoy and go home.

There are probably more rags in Exeter than Salford

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

Some tasty ties.
Spurs v Villa
Wham v QPR
Everton v Sunderland
Hull v Blackburn
Newcastle v Bournemouth
Rags v Brighton

Only 1 tasty tie.
Burnley v Millwall

 

[LongsightM13]

Only 1 tasty tie.
Burnley v Millwall

Derby v Leeds, the NUM v UDM Scabs derby

 

[cleavers]

The west country is full of wurzel rags. Similar to small town dives like Watford, Huddersfield, Barnsley etc back in the day, there will be quite a few plastic Top Reds in their number and at least one will wave a rag shirt or scarf
It’s the epitome of the tinpot EFL day out.
They’ll sell out their end, probably 90% of their home capacity, then the full small time EFL songbook”
“Football in a library”, “massive everywhere we go”, “Where were you?”etc

They will then bring about 120 to their next away game, like Salford

Just over 5000 at their weekend win, and that will include Wycombe fans.

Rugby town really.

 

[St Helens Blue (Exiled)]

It'll be right at the upper end of what can be considered "cheap" maximum revenue without the backlash of being ripped off. That's been ticketing policy for many years now. expect £20 adults, £10-15 for

5er for kids £15 for adults tops

 

[LongsightM13]

More than likely. People will pay because it gives them a chance to see the team without paying the silly PL or CL prices.

Would be nice if they prioritised local Manchester schools and youth clubs for freebies instead of Scottish kids in Rangers or Aberdeen shirts for once