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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 12:28 #51

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If a ground is fit to hold FA cup games how the hell can it not be fitted to hold a league game in an extraordinary case like this im sure fans could slum it for a game or two it hardly like BP is modern is it

im with markredfox on this games should be held as close as possible or called off

how much will this cost club in lost revenue or are we covered by insurance for lost revenue?

im not ungrateful to other clubs help just feel if we could find somewhere in Cumbria we should we might even get some new fans....
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 12:39 #52

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Claire_Like_Eh wrote:
I added this reply to the A66 travel group FB page. Seems relevant for here too.


Hi, we can only play our football games in England/Wales, the FL have maintained this. They have been supportive in other ways which will become apparent early next week and the club are working on travel for fans. They (the club) absolutely understand the upheaval this will cause & are looking to minimise the expense for people. The amount of different tasks that were discussed and planned today was phenomenal. Everyone will have their own opinion on the venues of the home games. Sometimes decisions are made that will not be great for some. However this is an extraordinary event & they are working flat out to ensure we have our games played. I'm disappointed so far that Virgin Trains haven't helped us in anyway.

I'm not saying I don't trust John Nixon but do we have something formal that shows this - a clause in the fl rules, crackly bugged audio of john being told this over the phone, HD timestamped notarised video of john being sat down and told this via massive writing on flashcards?
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 13:28 #53

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Problem with trains is its traditionally one of the biggest weekends of the year with folk going home for Xmas. Trains already rammed...
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 17:29 #54

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Zebby wrote:
If a ground is fit to hold FA cup games how the hell can it not be fitted to hold a league game in an extraordinary case like this im sure fans could slum it for a game or two it hardly like BP is modern is it.

Because the competitions are ran by two different admisitrative bodies. The ground requirements are different for the two competitions. We may get away with Borough Park in the 3rd round but the FA Cup also has a sliding requirement level depending on the round. 4th Round we'd have to use elsewhere.
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 18:28 #55

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feckwittery wrote:
Zebby wrote:
If a ground is fit to hold FA cup games how the hell can it not be fitted to hold a league game in an extraordinary case like this im sure fans could slum it for a game or two it hardly like BP is modern is it.

Because the competitions are ran by two different admisitrative bodies. The ground requirements are different for the two competitions. We may get away with Borough Park in the 3rd round but the FA Cup also has a sliding requirement level depending on the round. 4th Round we'd have to use elsewhere.

Yea I get that there is rules and requirements but could they not be relaxed in extraordinary conditions for a game or two
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 19:54 #56

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The FA Cup match v Yeovil won't be played on 9th January at Workington Reds ground.
Reds are at home to Ashton Utd that day, and I don't think the pitch would be good enough to stage a game 24 hours later.
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 20:06 #57

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Zebby wrote:
If a ground is fit to hold FA cup games how the hell can it not be fitted to hold a league game in an extraordinary case like this im sure fans could slum it for a game or two it hardly like BP is modern is it

im with markredfox on this games should be held as close as possible or called off

how much will this cost club in lost revenue or are we covered by insurance for lost revenue?

im not ungrateful to other clubs help just feel if we could find somewhere in Cumbria we should we might even get some new fans....

As has been pointed out, rearranging all these games would cause a fixture backlog, which could lead to us dropping off the pace later in the season.

It may seem unlikely, but we are far from out of the promotion race. How much would it potentially cost us were we to pass up a shot at promotion?

Would you rather:

A) Make it to every game, and see the club finish just outside the play-offs?

OR

B) Miss 3 or 4 games, and see the club get promoted.

Also, were we to drop off the pace due to not playing games, then struggle to make the ground up, how much would our end of season crowds suffer? And if we take the hit on 3 or 4 crowds but keep our form up, how much will our end of season crowds gain?

In the long run, it could cost us dearly NOT to play these games elsewhere.
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 20:15 #58

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According to OS we're playing Yeovil on Sunday, 10th, 2 pm ko. Though it doesn't say where. I would guess Morecambe.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 20:25 #59

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nobbyblue wrote:
According to OS we're playing Yeovil on Sunday, 10th, 2 pm ko. Though it doesn't say where. I would guess Morecambe.




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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 21:05 #60

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on the Hartlepool game - I know revenue would be lost if we postponed it but given the travelling the club have done recently I think a lay-off for the players would be beneficial - and make the Plymouth game at Ewood Park the next to be played. In other words a little enforced winter break to recharge the batteries of players and staff alike
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 21:35 #61

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We are already a game up on a few teams after todays postponements there will likely be others called off

I don't see a problem with pushing a couple of games back it makes financial sense surely we are hardly flush with coin
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 12 Dec 2025 22:32 #62

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Very appreciative of the way the football world has rallied around and I take my hat off to Preston and Blackburn for accommodating us.
Far from ideal to have to travel 200 miles for a home game.
This highlights for me, though, what a unique club Carlisle is and when we return to Brunton Park, what a great feeling that will be.
Preston, Blackpool, Morecambe, Fleetwood, Accrington, Burnley, Blackburn, Wigan, Bolton all pretty close together.
Up here, if you want to see league football (normally) it's Carlisle United and that's it.
So when we get back to Brunton Park, let's fill it.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 07:20 #63

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While it is heartwarming the offers of help received Preston and Blackburn will make quite a few grand through drink / refreshments I would think. So its hardly a mission of mercy or am I being unduly cynical.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 08:22 #64

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markredfox73 wrote:
Gather those not twining are loaded and are happy to keep forking out.. Games should be played in Cumbria or cancelled like it was 10 year back.

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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 11:49 #65

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What you recommend for Blackburn Wazza bus train or car? How fars the ground from the station?
Won't be able to go the Preston one next week but this is doable. See cheapest ticket is £22 by train.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 11:59 #66

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While it is heartwarming the offers of help received Preston and Blackburn will make quite a few grand through drink / refreshments I would think. So its hardly a mission of mercy or am I being unduly cynical.

they'll have to pay stewards,people selling refreshments, groundsmen, tannoy announcer, policing, plus more that i'll have missed. dont think they'll make anything to be honest
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 12:03 #67

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am looking forward to Ewood Park myself - last time I was there was 1965 or thereabouts `66 maybe..........we went on a Fans Special train in some numbers ;)

just consulted my book "Carlisle United The Complete Record" - Sooooo was either 27th December 1966, we lost 2-0 after playing them at home the day before (Boxing Day) and losing 2-1........yeah that`s back to back games! Or it was 23 August 1967, the second game of the season, we lost 1-0................That`s when we were in the proper Division 2, in old money along with the BIG teams like QPR Birmingham............. Portsmouth and Plymouth are the only 2 from that 67/68 league keeping us company now.

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*Good reading the above mentioned book
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 12:07 #68

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Used to work at the stadium and followed them a bit during the Jansen years. A decent stadium with a modern but traditional feel to it would of liked to see BP developed along the same lines on a smaller scale. Think barring St James this game will get the biggest crowd of all our games on our travels.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 12:10 #69

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As far as I remember it`s in among terraced streets like all the old grounds mostly are - unless they`ve been knocked down over the years
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 12:59 #70

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Went to watch some mates' team in a final there, a couple years ago.

Crap for pubs round the ground.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 14:26 #71

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Cherry Tree for The Station and Beehive ale houses - taxi to ground.

MIll Hill for Navigation, White Bull, Moorgate, Brown Cow, Fox and Hounds or Fernhurst. Walk to ground, 10 mins. I used to live in Mill Hill and White Bull was my local, few good cafes round the station.

Blackburn for Spoons, Times Bar etc - taxi or walk.. Don't go in the Sun. Take 20 mins to walk.

Great drink near the Ground and folk will mainly be alright with you if you are alright with them - same as anywhere really.

Me and dad used to go for years by train and get off at Mill Hill, no need to book early really - cost about 24 quid return. Parking won't be hard but better seeing someone local before as sure there are some roadworks around Ewood at the minute.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 18:14 #72

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Never been before so I'm hoping there's a bus on for us West Coasters. I'm eager to see how the ground stacks up compared Turf Moor given the hate/hate relationship they have for each other.
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Re:Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 18:42 #73

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No wooden seats at Ewood! Riverside probably be closed but that's the worst stand, all the others are modern and decent.

Interesting to see how many go and the ticket prices, might get a few folk going locally. Think a lot will depend on what happens with the Yeovil and Harrlepool matches.
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Would guess at Main Stand for Carlisle, usual Away Section for Plymouth?
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I would say so but could maybe open entire Jack Walker stand.
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Plymouth home fixture at Ewood Park 13 Dec 2025 21:54 #76

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I was in the jack Walker for the Rotherham game the other night. Upper tier would be ideal for us. Great view and holds more than enough I'd expect.
Plymouth in the Darwen end.
I live about 5 mile from Ewood. Plenty pubs in the area. Ewood working mens beside the ground is good and cheap too. They let you in for a quid.
Blues bar near club shop is ok too.

Plenty of free places to park nearby and easy to get back on motorway. Walk to station is about 15min
Avoid the town centre as it is a dump with no decent pubs. Also avoid the pies . Apart from that it should be a good day.
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Nobody has a good thing to say about the town centre like regarding drinking now, most go Darwen now. Times Bar is bloody cheap mind. Quite surprising how many boozers remain really round Mill Hill and Pleasington when you think about it, noticed a big change in cost for a round mind when I went down a few week ago round those areas compared to Lloyds and Woodrows - far cheaper up here.
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Hi Bruntonpete I'm flying into Manchester for this game and driving can you advise best place I can park that will get me back on the road to Manchester airport after the game. Thanks for any advice you can give me.
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True wazza. Plenty of good local boozers in the suburbs but not in the centre which is a shame.
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Hi Bruntonpete I'm flying into Manchester for this game and driving can you advise best place I can park that will get me back on the road to Manchester airport after the game. Thanks for any advice you can give me.

Hi rasher. If you don't mind a 15 min walk you could park on milking lane . Two minute drive off the m65 in lower darwen and one long road down the ground. Good chippy there and the uncle jack pub on the way.
It is a decent estate and nice and safe.
It avoids the main traffic and you will be away in no time once you get back to the car.
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Cheers bruntonpete advice gratefully accepted and the walk will do me no harm at all especially armed with a nice fish and chip and the possibility of a small pint to wash it down.
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Get a few characters in Uncle Jacks as well!
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