I heard it from another fan, if the stand is going up then I suppose I'm wrong. Rovers haven't started selling tickets. If Rovers are getting 40% why did Dundalk say 30%? If we're getting the same allocation, then clearly making a big deal worked.
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I heard it from another fan, if the stand is going up then I suppose I'm wrong. Rovers haven't started selling tickets. If Rovers are getting 40% why did Dundalk say 30%? If we're getting the same allocation, then clearly making a big deal worked.
Sorry hearing it on another thread too like its gospelQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
I assumed it was 40% for Rovers too as the girl in the ticket office told me we only had 40% so I assumed 40 us 40 rovers 20 FAI
Stand is going up alright, hopefully Saturday...Id rather Lose than Draw on Friday
Why would you rather lose than draw? You have a shot at the treble, the logistics of getting a temporary stand in should be a distant second, especially as the gate for the replay would be a handy one.
I dont see how Dundalk have any say on ticket allocation!
No, but presumably if they announced the 50/30/20 split it was based on what the FAI were telling them.
It was always 40% for Dundalk and 40% for Rovers as far as I'm aware. Perhaps there was some haggling between the clubs on some of the details. It has to be an equal allocation, anything else would be very unfair on Shamrock Rovers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
I 'm looking forward to seeing the temporary stand. A full Carrick Road end will create a great atmosphere.
They said initially that Dundalk were getting half the stand tickets. However, they meant half of the tickets available to fans, i.e.. half of the 80%. When it was then mentioned that 20% was going to the FAI and sponsors, Rovers fans interpreted the split as a 50-30-20 split. I think unnecessary confusion was caused by sloppy wording.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
The only way id imagine there was a 50 30 20 split is if Rovers agreed on the basis that they feel they wouldnt sell out their allocation of 40%. If there isnt an equal allocation it wont be a Dundalk demand or without Rovers approval!
More to do with the extra game. We have alot of players on 3 Yellows, 1 away from Suspension. Gartland and McDermott missing UCD game tooQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
The last week of the season it looks, as either ourselves or yourselves are going to be in the Cup Semi so our League match has to be moved and their are really no other days apart from the Mon/Tues inbetween 2nd last and last games
From Dundalk:Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Dundalk FC fans will be located in the Shed and the Town end areas. Dundalk fans will also have approximately 50% of the stand seats with the rest of the stand being allocated to FAI, Sponsors, Guests and Shamrock Rovers supporters. Plans are in place for temporary seating to be erected behind the Carrick Road end goals for Shamrock Rovers fans who will also have access to the regular away supporter area.
I don't blame Dundalk for haggling and trying to get the best deal for themselves as it is their home stadium, but you'd think the FAI would have a bit more cop-on (silly, I know) and just make it clear from the start, but then again they were probably all at Old Trafford on a junket or something.
Suppose so, you'd just always a chance to continue in competition over an easier schedule. When Rovers qualified for the Europa, it meant a lot of games had to be shoved in at short notice but we wouldn't have had it any other way.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
That gave me a laughQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Rovers have a history of non-cooperation in the advance sale of tickets for league games in Oriel Park (and other grounds from what I hear). Irrespective of the number of tickets sent in advance, inevitably Rovers would return the bulk of them unsold.
They've also refused to sell any tickets to their fans for away games, instead instructing them to pay at gateQuote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Isn't it remarkable that a club that doesn't co-operate with ticket sales etc. manages consistently to bring largest away support to venues all over the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Some of them even get a go on the pitch!Quote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
No - the two are not linked at allQuote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
But it is worth remarking that the club's refusal has consistently led to additional crowd control and public order challenges for the Gardai and hosting clubs.
Rovers fans spent years getting dicked around by clubs like dundalk and Pats who thought they could chance their arm for their biggest gate of the season.
The rovers board who are part of this fanbase simply refuse to co-operate with these clubs demands
you reap what you sow.
Is this a sexual thing?Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
Does paying at the gate protect a fan from some awful affliction?
How is making tickets available early to away fans "getting dicked around"?Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual
That's Rovers f*cked in a few years so.Quote:
Originally Posted by placid casual