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  • peadar1987
    Seasoned Pro
    • Jan 2009
    • 2577

    #1

    Barstool facepalm



    "A group of members of the Boards.IE community was looking for a club to support and chose Go Ahead Eagles out of a few selected clubs."

    I mean, come on!!
    "After the nuclear holocaust, the only things to survive will be the cockroaches and Bray Wanderers"
  • BonnieShels
    Coach
    • Jan 2009
    • 12090

    #2
    Weirdly this has made me seeth somewhat.
    DID YOU NOTICE A SIGN OUTSIDE MY HOUSE...?

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    • Jofspring
      International Prospect
      • Sep 2006
      • 6683

      #3
      It's pretty sad to be honest.
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      • Finlay Harp
        Reserves
        • Oct 2005
        • 346

        #4
        What a stupid shower of *****s. It makes you think the League of Ireland has some sort of disease that keeps people away!
        Say nothin til ya hear more!

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        • ped_ped
          Reserves
          • Jul 2009
          • 581

          #5
          Originally posted by pickarooney
          I don't think many of us have a local Irish team.
          So you're supporting your local Dutch team?

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          • dcfc_1928
            Reserves
            • Nov 2004
            • 541

            #6
            That reminds me of a local news story which appeared on the BBC NI evening news about 10 years ago.

            A group of regulars in an Omagh bar - fed up with all the bickering about Manchester Utd, Liverpool, Celtic, Rangers etc - decided that they should pick a team that they all could support. They chose Accrington Stanley and formed a supporters club in the bar. They even organised trips over to watch the team play!

            This, despite the fact, that their local Irish League side Omagh Town were struggling financially and crying out for fans. Not long afterwards, Omagh Town went out of business.

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            • legendz
              Seasoned Pro
              • Aug 2010
              • 4491

              #7
              It's mad alright. The money they spent on the trip could nearly have covered going to local games over a season. If someone's going across the water for a few days, I could understand wanting to take in a game but just going across for a game, it's mad really.
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              • SupaJon
                Youth Team
                • Mar 2010
                • 169

                #8
                By the looks of it, they're not real footie fans anyway.
                The fact that they are going to 'pick' a team.
                I mean seriously.....every proper footie fan knows that you don't just pick your team....it picks you!

                I like the way they have listed at the top 'How to watch GA Eagles' and it is a link to watching it on a screen.
                Is if actually atttending a football match would be an unthinkable experience!

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                • peadar1987
                  Seasoned Pro
                  • Jan 2009
                  • 2577

                  #9
                  Originally posted by SupaJon
                  By the looks of it, they're not real footie fans anyway.
                  The fact that they are going to 'pick' a team.
                  I mean seriously.....every proper footie fan knows that you don't just pick your team....it picks you!

                  I like the way they have listed at the top 'How to watch GA Eagles' and it is a link to watching it on a screen.
                  Is if actually atttending a football match would be an unthinkable experience!

                  I know it's fecking hard to watch a match in the Netherlands. I'm going over at Christmas to visit the girlfriend in Leiden, and was going to go and watch ADO Den Haag play. To get a ticket, you have to be a member of the supporters club, and to join that, you have to go to the stadium, register in person, then wait for a biometric ID card to be sent out to you, and only then are you eligible to buy tickets. You can't apply online, or get anyone else to do it for you. And they're still packing out the Kyocera Stadium every matchday
                  "After the nuclear holocaust, the only things to survive will be the cockroaches and Bray Wanderers"

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                  • superfrank
                    Coach
                    • Apr 2005
                    • 6942

                    #10
                    Originally posted by peadar1987
                    I know it's fecking hard to watch a match in the Netherlands. I'm going over at Christmas to visit the girlfriend in Leiden, and was going to go and watch ADO Den Haag play. To get a ticket, you have to be a member of the supporters club, and to join that, you have to go to the stadium, register in person, then wait for a biometric ID card to be sent out to you, and only then are you eligible to buy tickets. You can't apply online, or get anyone else to do it for you. And they're still packing out the Kyocera Stadium every matchday


                    I don't understand that at all. Me and Stevo Da Gull went over to a Sparta Rotterdam match a few years back and all we had to do was go into the stadium on the day and ask for them. No mention of anything like that at all.
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                    • Dodge
                      Now with extra sauce!
                      • Jun 2001
                      • 23528

                      #11
                      Wouldn't worry about them lads. Bunch of nerds.

                      Just trying the "hey look, we're so cool & alternative"

                      The type of bloke who think Nick Hornby invented football and didn't play subbutteo as a kid but now buy it off e-bay

                      The type of lads who used to get battered in my school. Rightly so.
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                      • sligo23
                        Reserves
                        • Sep 2007
                        • 339

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Dodge
                        The type of lads who used to get battered in my school. Rightly so.
                        Cheers Dodge, I just spat a mouthful of tea all over my laptop from laughing at that!!

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                        • pineapple stu
                          Biased against YOUR club
                          • Aug 2002
                          • 40783

                          #13
                          Seconded.

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                          • peadar1987
                            Seasoned Pro
                            • Jan 2009
                            • 2577

                            #14
                            Originally posted by superfrank


                            I don't understand that at all. Me and Stevo Da Gull went over to a Sparta Rotterdam match a few years back and all we had to do was go into the stadium on the day and ask for them. No mention of anything like that at all.
                            Oh really? I'd never tried to get tickets to a Dutch game before. I just assumed it must have been a league regulation. I know Den Haag have had a lot of problems with crowd trouble historically, so maybe they're trying to crack down on that. If it's not the same for every club, I might try and see another game. Den Haag is the closest club, but Utrecht (her team), Ajax, Excelsior, Sparta and Feyenoord are all pretty close to Leiden.
                            "After the nuclear holocaust, the only things to survive will be the cockroaches and Bray Wanderers"

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                            • pineapple stu
                              Biased against YOUR club
                              • Aug 2002
                              • 40783

                              #15
                              Myself and Aberdonian Stu were at Ajax v Utrecht last month, a fixture with a lot of niggle recently (a select group of Utrecht fans were allowed in for this one; all away fans had been banned for the previous couple of seasons). You could buy tickets straight off the Ajax site. Granted, it was E75, which included a free gift (a cap I didn't want), a tenner credit for the food stalls (I'd have rather bought outside where it was cheaper) and E7.50 handling charge, but it was perfectly straightforward other than that.

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