20 quid into Dalymount

**marinobohs** · 06/08/2009, 6:36 PM

Originally Posted by HulaHoop

You seem to be forgetting that Bohs is a members club run by it's fans. The "management" you speak of are Bohs fans themselves who have been elected as directors by the Bohs members. It is that board of directors who set ticket prices and employ those stewards.

Coming from a club that had one of its directors up in court for causing trouble at the Brandywell I really think you should leave the Director thing alone

**brianw82** · 06/08/2009, 7:29 PM

Originally Posted by marinobohs

I think the cheaper admission at RSC was the deciding factor whoops Sligo won't be there so that does not matter

- price
- ref
- toilets
- stewards

Anything else that upset those dearies from the West ?

It was a bit wet on the night. I demand an apology.

In relation to the stewards, what exactly were they 'rude' about?

**marinobohs** · 06/08/2009, 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by brianw82

It was a bit wet on the night. I demand an apology.

In relation to the stewards, what exactly were they 'rude' about?

Damn that bohs board. we told them to sort out the weather

not sure RE stewards but I think we forgot to teach them sligoese and this led to a discrimination claim by one of the bit of red.

**HulaHoop** · 06/08/2009, 11:31 PM

Originally Posted by marinobohs

Coming from a club that had one of its directors up in court for causing trouble at the Brandywell I really think you should leave the Director thing alone

Unsuprisingly you have the facts incorrect yet again. The only people up in court for causing trouble in Derry were Bohs "fans"

Incidently I had the pleasure of observing one of these Bohemian men in floods of tears pleading for his job a couple of days after Kingsley Curry tore him a new arsehole. Regretfully his behaviour warranted immediate dismissal with no leave to appeal. Fortunately the residents of Dublin 7 have been experiencing a much improved bin collection service ever since.

**osarusan** · 06/08/2009, 11:37 PM

Originally Posted by marinobohs

Coming from a club that had one of its directors up in court for causing trouble at the Brandywell I really think you should leave the Director thing alone

If we are thinking of the same incident, that was in Limerick, not Derry.

**marinobohs** · 07/08/2009, 2:32 AM

Originally Posted by HulaHoop

Unsuprisingly you have the facts incorrect yet again. The only people up in court for causing trouble in Derry were Bohs "fans"

Incidently I had the pleasure of observing one of these Bohemian men in floods of tears pleading for his job a couple of days after Kingsley Curry tore him a new arsehole. Regretfully his behaviour warranted immediate dismissal with no leave to appeal. Fortunately the residents of Dublin 7 have been experiencing a much improved bin collection service ever since.

WHOOPS wrong location but point remains the same. As for supporters in trouble ? really want to go there ? The point referred to directors and remains valid. I fully agree that neither club can be proud of its fans behaviour at times but one expects a slightly higher standard from directors - especially if we want to lecture other clubs.
PS glad you got the bin job

**Sean South** · 07/08/2009, 11:22 AM

Just on Bohs stewards the only thing I found strange was when we were been searched they kept asking us "Have yous any anti racism banners. If we see yous with them we'll kick you out"

€20 is a bit much alright but no point moaning on a forum about it it's not going to change anything

**marinobohs** · 07/08/2009, 1:41 PM

Originally Posted by Sean South

Just on Bohs stewards the only thing I found strange was when we were been searched they kept asking us "Have yous any anti racism banners. If we see yous with them we'll kick you out"

€20 is a bit much alright but no point moaning on a forum about it it's not going to change anything

I presume that was related to the "Jayo incident". Took my white hood and cape away on the same dubious basis

**dong** · 07/09/2009, 5:48 PM

I read that Bohs have dropped prices to a tenner for some of their remaining games.
Any Bohs fans know if it's still twenty for the cup game on Friday night?

**Mr A** · 07/09/2009, 6:21 PM

I heard they raised it to €35 just for you guys.

**sidcon** · 07/09/2009, 7:23 PM

Originally Posted by dong2008

I read that Bohs have dropped prices to a tenner for some of their remaining games.
Any Bohs fans know if it's still twenty for the cup game on Friday night?

We dropped prices into the Des Kelly end for 1 adult and up to 3 children for only a €10 for league games. Were we would struggle to attract a crowd because of the quality of opposition. All other games are at normal pricing.
The only game left on this promotion is the Dundalk game.

**marinobohs** · 08/09/2009, 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by dong2008

I read that Bohs have dropped prices to a tenner for some of their remaining games.
Any Bohs fans know if it's still twenty for the cup game on Friday night?

That was a promotion in the Des Kelly stand (ST Peters school end) and applied to three specified League games.
It will be 20 Euros in to the Jodi for the Cup game (not sure if you are using the Connaught st side where it is usually 15). The stewards have been issued with nail studded baseball bats and white hoods for the occasion

welcome to D7.