Just realised we have another match next monday week in the playoff with Derry city to see who goes in to the Setanta Cup!!!
Its a draw for who will be at home.Hopefully we will be at home as it would be a great end to the season.
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Just realised we have another match next monday week in the playoff with Derry city to see who goes in to the Setanta Cup!!!
Its a draw for who will be at home.Hopefully we will be at home as it would be a great end to the season.
Heard tonight that it might be televised by Setanta, so if its in the Brandywell all is not lost for those of us who can't get up there!
Cobh v Cork in the Setanta next February?
Setanta Sports Cup play-off
Monday, November 19th
Derry City v Cobh Ramblers
Brandywell Stadium 7.45pm
[extra time and penalties if required]
Confirmed by the League just now.
Draw happened very quickly.
Hard to believe any Ramblers reps were at the draw.
I dunno, Setanta usually try to keep dangerous local rivalries in seperate groups :oQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Does this mean that the Setanta Cup starts on the 19th i.e. North v South :D
The draw was made in Athlone after the match.
Its a bit disgracefull to be played on a Monday
Cant see many being able to travel mid week
I reckon the draw was fixed for our advantage as Setanta need us in their competition, to then fix our annual games with Linfield. We did the long journey this year already midweek, it's your turn:pQuote:
Originally Posted by RamsieOnTour
I'm gonna try and make the journey.
I am going. should be good
il be there as well. Il be working in Waterford on Sunday so il drive to Dublin Sunday night stay with the girlfriend and Monday head onto Derry.
It be nice to get a few supporters up for this important game.
Surly the Supporters Club could run a bus as a win in this game will have major benefits to our finances.
Come on the Rams We can do it.
A bus would be brilliant. Id go for sure.
Will be there tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Cici900
Big pity that its up in Derry as you would have had a packed ground, including some football-starved city fans. I assume the gate receipts will be shared?
How are people travelling? me and a few others from the forum are stuck on which is the best option
if yee wanted yee could fly cork-dublin and dublin-derry.
www.aerarann.com or www.ryanair.com for cork-dublin
www.britishairways.com for dublin-derry
have a look anyway, surely beats a six or seven hour drive!!
I consulted the websites and I have to say the flights are all over the place timewise. Its €20 from Cork to Dublin and its €123.46 from Dublin to Derry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Claret & Blue
The BA times are crap alright. Early morning or evening flights
There is a flight from Dublin with Aer Arann to Donegal Airport which is about 1 1/2 hrs to the Brandywell. If there was enough going, you could always hire a mini-bus.
Is there any news on the SC putting on a coach?
im going but ill probably drive as i checked the times on sunday mornig and they're not great as ye have said. you could fly straight to city of derry airport on the day but the return flight wioll not return until the next day. the jouey according to google earth is 500km or 310 miles. thats a 5 or 6 hour drive, there wil be ****all traffic at night though(except traffic law of course):)maybe you could do it in 4.5 hours on they way back, pedal to the metal driving.
i didnt hear anything about a coach though.