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FFC on terracing closure.

Dear Football fan

Survey on the closure of the Mayflower Terrace, Plymouth Argyle

Reports out today say that Plymouth Argyle have been told to close the Mayflower Terrace in front of the main grandstand at Home Park.

The club were given three years grace after winning promotion to the Championship in 2003-2004, but that has now elapsed.

Regulations insist that all Championship clubs must have all-seater stadia unless there are exceptional circumstances.

The club say that the closure comes despite strong representations to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport that the terracing should remain open, stating:

"Secretary of State Tessa Jowell pointed out that, even without the terracing, we would still have had sufficient seating to accommodate more than our average home gate. This, ultimately, appears to have been a persuasive influence on their decision."

George Michael and Elton John are playing concerts at Home Park this summer and tickets are available to concert goers to stand on the pitch.

We are running a short survey to find out fans reaction across the country, whether you are for, or against the closure, we would like to hear from as many people as possible.

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Date:Monday June 11 2007

Time: 5:07PM

Your Comments

i really love the terraces dont get me wrong, but i find it hard to sympathise when they were given so long to sort this out. you could build an entire stadium in less than three years
pandapops
I'm pleased to announce that Plymouth have found a solution to their problem, and have arrange temporary seating on this stand, whilst this is only temporary, it still allows for the stand to remain open and they wont suffer a loss of revenue now
pandapops
I can't see a problem in having standing room at every ground.
miked_joker
 

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