Rovers Ready Reckoner

SATURDAY’S game against Bristol Rovers will be the first for quite a while since we played at Home Park – 84 days – to be precise.

THE game kicks off at 3pm.

BLOCKS 1-13 of Home Park will be open from 1.30pm and supporters will be able to pay on the day. Cash turnstiles will be operating on Gates 2 and 6 at the Devonport end and Gates 14 and 16 on the Lyndhurst Road side. Turnstile 16 will stay open until 3.30pm and Turnstile 6 will remain open until five minutes after the second half kicks off.

Admission prices are £10 for an adult; £6 for Over 65 and Under 23; £3 for Under 18; £1 for Under 12; and FREE for Under 8.

FOR the first, supporters will be able to gain admission through a digital ticket, which can be booked on line, as well as being available over the ‘phone and at the Home Park Ticket Office.

RECEPTION at Home Park is in the Ticket Office and will be open from 9am on match-day.

THE Family Zone is closed to supporters but is being used the club’s Commercial Department  to showcase the exciting new Club Argyle packages that are available to supporters and hospitality customers during forthcoming Sky Bet League Two season. James Greenacre, Head of Commercial Operations, will be on hand alongside commercial colleagues James Voisey and Ellen Shine, from 1.30pm and will and be on hand for half an hour after the match ends to answer any questions. For more information on Club Argyle, and what our fantastic new Grandstand facility can offer you, visit homeparkstadium.com. 

THERE is free car-parking in the Outland Road Park & Ride Car-Park adjacent to Home Park, but this will fill up early. Street parking in the area is available, but please take care to note local restrictions. Our advice is to use public transport whenever possible.

THE Argyle team will be playing in the all-new, just-released 2019-20 limited edition third kit, which is now available to purchase online and through the Argyle Superstore at Home Park. You can see the classy black and green livery in this promotional video, with Argyle defender Niall Canavan.

THE Superstore at Home Park will be open from 9am on match-day. Our Match-Day Mania Argyle Superstore offering on Saturday is an exclusive 2019-20 Fixture-List Mug, rescued by a whopping 50%, from £8 to £4. While you are buying your mug, why not have a look our exclusive Fanwear and Mayflower ranges.

ON the subject of fixtures, the match-day programme folds out to provide an A3 fixture-list for our 2019-20 Sky Bet League Two season, perfect to hang on the wall at work, study or bedroom and fill in the scores as the season progresses.

THE food and drink kiosks inside Home Park will be offering a 10% discount off all purchases until 2pm. Meal Deals - £8.50 for adults and £6.50 for children – will be available throughout the day.

THERE will be a 50-50 Lottery half-time prize draw, with tickets available from the usual sellers.

IT is a criminal offence to enter a sports ground whilst drunk and to bring alcohol into the ground. Anyone trying to enter Home Park whilst drunk will be refused entry and anyone found attempting to bring alcohol into the ground will be handed to the police. There is a three-year football banning order linked to these offences.

IT is also a criminal offence to enter the field of play. Pitch incursions pose a threat to the safety of players, officials and spectators and will result in the Pilgrims being disciplined by the Football Association. Such incidents have resulted in clubs being charged and subsequently fined up to £200,000 by Regulatory Commissions.

THE following articles must not be brought into the ground: knives, fireworks, smoke canisters, air-horns, flares, weapons, dangerous or hazardous items, laser devices, bottles, glass vessels, cans, poles and any article that might be used as a weapon and/or compromise public safety. Anyone found to be in possession of any of these articles inside the ground could face a criminal prosecution and will receive an immediate and indefinite banning order from Home Park.

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