New Season Fixtures.

**4th-div-are-we** · 19/01/2008, 2:35 PM

Anybody know where and when we are playin our first match in the Premier League.
Also does anybody have a fixture list for the upcoming season???

**Tis-smeee** · 19/01/2008, 2:36 PM

the fixtures werent released yet

**4th-div-are-we** · 19/01/2008, 2:44 PM

thanks tis-smeeeeeee.

could some1 post them as soon as they are released!

**thegafferman** · 19/01/2008, 7:01 PM

they cant do a fixture list till all the clubs have qualified for their premiereship licences ..

**Battery Rover** · 20/01/2008, 7:36 PM

According to Fran Gavin at the supporters forum at the weekend they will be released next week

**Cici900** · 22/01/2008, 3:20 PM

Hows the dvd of the match coming along battery rover?

**don ramo** · 22/01/2008, 6:18 PM

there gona be released friday at 11,

hope we start off with soemthing like, galway, harps, ucd and bray, hopefully well get two anyway, these are the competition for the coming season, we need to finnish above them to stay up, so is best to see what were up against earlier.

cant wait

**ramsfan** · 22/01/2008, 8:07 PM

have to disagree need to get big teams early while we have everyone available and before they get into stride, city at home first

**micls** · 22/01/2008, 8:10 PM

Originally Posted by ramsfan

have to disagree need to get big teams early while we have everyone available and before they get into stride, city at home first

I think ye'd be better off getting bigger teams first too.

Theyl be getting into their stride, and there wont be much expected. If ye do manage to take points off them it'l be a plus and give you good confidence then against the smaller teams.

Losing against one of the top 4/5 on the first day of the season isn't too bad, losing to one of the smaller teams would hit the confidence a good bit.

If we were away to ye first, how many tickets do ye think we would get?

**ramsfan** · 22/01/2008, 8:13 PM

who said ye were comin in

:

and tickets are on sale in caravan outside ground, we can throw a free tarot reading with mystic ned for an extra fiver

**micls** · 22/01/2008, 8:15 PM

Originally Posted by ramsfan

who said ye were comin in

:

and tickets are on sale in caravan outside ground, we can throw a free tarot reading with mystic ned for an extra fiver

I presume we'd get the tickets sent up as I thought ye'd want to limit them?

Id be very very surprised if it didnt sell out like? We could bring a couple of thousand down at least if we were allowed. A long time since we've had any real rivals and as the first game of the season.

**Rams-07** · 22/01/2008, 8:17 PM

Originally Posted by ramsfan

have to disagree need to get big teams early while we have everyone available and before they get into stride, city at home first

Ya agree there..would also have big crowds at beginnig so would generate a lot of badly needed cash..

**ramsfan** · 22/01/2008, 8:22 PM

mystic ned would clean up

**Marco** · 22/01/2008, 8:42 PM

Originally Posted by ramsfan

who said ye were comin in

and tickets are on sale in caravan outside ground, we can throw a free tarot reading with mystic ned for an extra fiver

As far as I know you will be able to get your tickets online with Ticketmaster, they were down recently, sorting things out. This will be a good way to increase the crowds. I will get the ticketing for away fans sorted before the league starts. What the bet we get City at home for the first game

**micls** · 22/01/2008, 8:43 PM

Originally Posted by Marco

As far as I know you will be able to get your tickets online with Ticketmaster, they were down recently, sorting things out. This will be a good way to increase the crowds. I will get the ticketing for away fans sorted before the league starts. What the bet we get City at home for the first game

What would stop away fans from buying a load of 'home' tickets online?

**Marco** · 22/01/2008, 8:46 PM

Originally Posted by micls

What would stop away fans from buying a load of 'home' tickets online?

Nothing, except for crowd control, no point in having a huge crowd when it wouldn't be safe. How much is loads!

**micls** · 22/01/2008, 8:52 PM

Originally Posted by Marco

Nothing, except for crowd control, no point in having a huge crowd when it wouldn't be safe. How much is loads!

Well of course only a certain amount of tickets will be available but I was more talking about away fans buying home fans allocation.

For example, our game against Derry when we won the league, Derry only got 500 tickets( a bit more than they were entitled to) and they sold very quickly. had they been online they would certainly have bought a lot more, taking tickets from the home fans.

Waterford limited our tickets last year for the cup to 200ish(initially) because the capacity was limited and of course they want to accommodate home fans first.

**Rams-07** · 22/01/2008, 8:54 PM

Are all rams games all ticket so next year Marco?

**Marco** · 22/01/2008, 8:54 PM

I think and I might be wrong but we would have room for 3500 fans.

**micls** · 22/01/2008, 8:57 PM

Originally Posted by Marco

I think and I might be wrong but we would have room for 3500 fans.

Not trying to be smart, but I honestly think If it was hyped up enough we could push 2000 fans. A big game at the cross would usually top 3000 and Cobh is the closest away game weve had in a long time. Plus there's the novelty factor of a derby.

Obviously ye wouldnt want the away fans outnumbering ye so we expected the tickets to be restricted. I know a couple of people who were tempted to buy season tickets to guarantee tickets for the Rams away games/