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Who would have thought that shamrock rovers need to beat/draw bray to win the league,,
looking at our fixture the following week i would think that devlin would not be risking any of our 6/7 first teamers that might come back after injuries, realisticly i can see rovers getting the title and for the second year in a row the title will be presented in the carlise maybe some day it will presented to us.. lets hope the bray supporters come out as rovers will be bringing a huge crowd..
Its nice to have our final League game of the season played before a massive crowd once again I believe there will be a 3000 crowd limit.Its live on R.T.E.2 T.V. at 7.45.
fridays match will be ticket only.. will season ticket holders need to collect a ''match ticket'' so officials can keep an eye on numbers...
http://www.braywanderers.ie/index.ph...1&tt_news=1154 anyone know were this leaves the season ticket holders
Your season ticket is your match ticket. It's valid just like every other league game.
alri wasn't sure if it was the same for this match
Absolutely brilliant that the Carlisle is going to be packed this Friday and we need the money.
However, the big game for me is the Galway one and would definitely rest some players as any injuries picked up Friday would be a travesty. Galway had their best players out the last few weeks albeit due to suspension and injury but they will not be taking a chance.
This game is now SOLD OUT
:( Ah poo.
Didn't think the home section would have sold out.
Guess I won't be there to see Rovers fans demolish the Carlisle so.
Rang the club on Saturday and called down yesterday morning and picked one up. It was a shoe in to sell out quickly. The amount of Rovers fans wanting to be at this so no shock at all it's sold out.
Spot on. I'd say if we could fit 10,000 in safely we would sell out. The demand for tickets has been nothing short of remarkable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafa B
I'll just have to watch it on tv.
What do you think you could fit in at the Carlisle with no restrictions as a matter of interest?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69
i.e. in the style of old Irish internationals at Dalymount..
Prob around 4,000 or 5,000.
The main stand holds just under 1,000. I think the other stand can hold up to 2,000 but I'm open to correction on that. I reckon you could squeeze in another 1,000 to 2,000 behind the goals.
Home stand holds 1000, away stand holds 1800 + 400 standing, standing area at the bowling alley end would be 2000 and then if they opened up the north end of the ground and put a temp. stand another 1000 on top of that. All at a rough guess of course)Quote:
Originally Posted by dfx-
Before the away stand went in i would have guessed between 8 and 9000
it will be a home game for rovers, i didn't know it was all ticket, will be watching it on the TV
They only have a set number of tickets, Bray as the home team have already sold out their own tickets for the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by lowflyingseagul
If you own a season ticket then you just come as normal.
Throw in the Rovers fans who bought tickets direct from Bray and you could easily imo add another 800 if not more to their own allocation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69
Bray will have more than 200/300 fans at the game, we do for every home game bar the odd cup game. But yeah Rovers will have more fans at the game, i would say 2 or 2.5 to 1 favoring the Hoops.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafa B
I'd say they have had a very tight reign on who they are selling tickets to with your very point in mind, obviously a few will slip through the net but i reckon they would know quite a lot of the people who have been dropping into the ground to purchase tickets and any major doubts i don't think they would sell tickets to them.
Nice pay day for the touts if they manage to get their hands on tickets.....
I know some Rovers fans were out the other day buying 10 per person but i do understand it's hard to control.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roo69