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Small towns can't compete with the millions that are spent promoting Dublin as a tourist destination internationally.Quote:
Originally Posted by pateen
It's just a fact of life. From tweets I've had with Hajuk fans, they want to spend the night in Temple Bar and visit the Diageo storehouse.
However, local businesses will appreciate the custom of the 3,000 Dundalk fans, many of whom are travelling from all parts of Ireland, and some from further afield.
Any facility to buy online? A few here thinking of heading up. Any chance of actually being available on the night?Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
Tickets won't be on available online. The club are expecting a sell out. There has been huge numbers of Poles looking for tickets. So I doubt you will find any on general sale come the night of the match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
I seen Pats are 22/1 on Ladbrokes which is massive, might be worth a fiver for a fun bet. Going on what I seen of Warsaw last season against Molde they are hardly world beaters, they were lucky to go through over the two legs.
Personally I think pats, rovers, Derry and dundalk can get positive results this week. Number of reasons include that the teams we are playing may not respect us enough and may not be fully match fit.
I don't believe any team will progress but I wouldn't be surprised if the home teams for a minimum draw. I think only Derry are away and they have the most difficult as they are the team we know the least
What could Dundalk have done about it if Hajduk Split and their fans would rather stay in Dublin?Quote:
Originally Posted by pateen
BATE held at home by an Albanian team. Maybe not quite the team they were a couple of years ago getting into group stages. I reckon Derry have a great chance against their lot. They're basically seeded because of bate's exploits
All the Irish teams are facing sides with underwhelming recent records, albeit better than them in most cases.
Legia haven't qualified for the Champions League groups in almost 20 years and have only been to the Europa groups twice.
Shakytor have never progressed past Q2 having lost the past three years.
Hajduk have only made the group stages once since the format was changed.
Rosenborg have the most pedigree but they fell at Q2 last season to St Johnstone.
That's fair. I reckon one of them will go throughQuote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Climville 0-0 Debrecen. Great result for them.
TNS in with a chance after losing 1-0 away to Slovan Bratislava.
Even plucky irish side celtic not out of it after grabbing a late winner in Iceland.
Lots of positives for Pat's there.
Can't believe RTE weren't showing Celtic. Never done a tap for Irish football that lot.
Oh TV3 stepped up to the plate via their 3e....fine job for Irish football after such heroics in Iceland; St Pats should dread the possibility of being paired with such giants of the game - assuming the formality of a Pats win and a trip after to Reykjavik...maybe :smirk:Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Well fúck all I'm sure. Just saying its a piety that the town dont get to benifit from the club this time, thats allQuote:
Originally Posted by DannyInvincible
Give the club a call and pay for the tickets over the phone with a card Jof. Thats what I did for the Rovers game in London a few years back and and got them sent over. Paid for the postage as well which was about a 10er. Still cheaper than ticket bástard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Best of luck to the Saints tonight
So you are saying that coming to Dublin will be some sort of religious experience for them?Quote:
Originally Posted by pateen
Piety
:ball:
As stated previously Setanta Ireland (the one that's free on UPC) are showing Legia Warsaw v Pats tonight.. there will probably be online streams here later: http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?...88&part=sports
Looking forward to cheering on the Saints tonight. It's a pity it is so hard for non Dublin fans to get tickets in order to cheer on the LOI representatives in the Champions League. Thanks to a Pats fan on Twitter, I have a ticket.
Let us pray they don't get on the end of any of their crosses!Quote:
Originally Posted by CuanaD
I called up Pats yesterday and got 2 tickets, paid with card. Can pick them up in Tallaght and allQuote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Never thought of that. I hope others did and that there will be a good few LOI fans there to cheer on the Saints.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
That was an excellent result last night by Cliftonville, considering they haven't started their season yet. The other side may have also been in pre season but they are from a much stronger league.
I see Dundalk are 2/1 tomorrow, maybe we might have a chance on the night for a result, but I still think Split will have far too much quality over the 2 legs. Can't wait for tomorrow night now really looking forward to it, great buzz around the town I heard.
Best of luck to Pats tonight.
Just looking at the "What's New?" tab and this popped up...
I feared the worst considering last year and now it is worse than I thought.Quote:
Foot.ie started a thread Pats: Club statement in Football Feeds
It is with great sadness that St Patrick MORE]
RIP to that fan.
Hon Pats!
Awful awful news. RIP loyal supporter.
God, that's awful, RIP.
Is that permier sports then over here in England? I mean are they showing it, its the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
Yes Paul.
Their schedule says they're showing a friendly from Germany instead. Bit mad considering the Polish population over there.
Sorry what happened?Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
edit, ok seen that on pats site.
ya exactly cd I checked the schedule before I posted just wondered if it was something that had changed.I have premier but that match seems to be on early the German one.
problem is you can't watch premier sports on sky player and I think it's a separate subscription for premierplayer...I don't think I can get home tonight.
If anyone knows a way let me know.thanks
RIP - thats awful news. Hope its nothing sinister.
Yes, I was thinking the same. My condolences to the man's family.Quote:
Originally Posted by centre mid
We are gone to Norway without Ndo, Cretaro, Henderson and Greene. We'll do well to keep the tie alive for the 2nd leg.
Just saw that message there now.very sad. rip and condolences to his family.
hope its nothing bad I mean his/her death
logged on to say RIP to this poor guy and to offer condolences to his family and to the broad Pats community.
TVP's broadcast (in Polish) is being streamed here now: http://www.bestsportgo.tv/20140715/v....50382763.html
Setanta stream here, although coverage hasn't started yet: http://hdfoots.com/watch/setanta-ire...ve-stream.html
RIP to that Pat's fan, by the way. Terrible news. Any word as to what happened? Hopefully nothing nasty.
0-0 a quarter of the way through the game. Pats doing ok.
Apart from not scoring, I'd say Pats are doing excellent though LW are missing a bit of sharpness.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
Great effort by Brennan, but a good save to match it.
St. Pat's not playing too badly. Settling into it a bit more now.
Good shot from Ryan Brennan's brother, unlucky.