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Originally Posted by Paulie
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always with my posts ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulie
Hi, 1st time poster here!! I am 7 years on block booking and applied for tics for Paris. I have done so few times in the past and been succesfull. I have always took up my allocation of 4 tics for home games. I rang today as havent heard back if I was succesfull.
I was 1st told they did not receive my application. Then after some consulting she said that I never said on my "Email" that I was a block booker. I said that I didnt send email but ordered through my fai account. After more consulting she said that I was actually unsuccesfull as were some bb's. 3 differetn reasons!! If other supporters with longer bb'ing status or more recent away games got tics ahead of me, I dont mind at all, but I have heard that thisis not the case. Can this be confirmed by anyone?? Thanks for your help!!
Just a question here if anybody has an idea or suggestion. I'm going to Paris on the Monday, two days before the play-off second leg. Now I know much really depends on the result in Dublin but what chance have I got of buying a ticket in one of the outlets in Paris. Whatever the result, hopefully a 3-0 home win to kill off any remaining french support, where can I go and look for a ticket in Paris on the monday when I'm over?. I know Carrefour was mentioned as one outlet.
To the best of my knowledge, the FFF's home batch that went on public sale has been officially sold out since the first or second day they became available. That's not to say there won't be touts trying to sell tickets they bought for the very purpose of trying to sell on to Irish fans for a profit. It's been mentioned on here already but you could have luck with some of the Irish bars in Paris that might have bought up a few tickets in anticipation of a large number of Irish supporters travelling over ticketless. Try phoning a few. Presumably, they wouldn't be charging above face-value. Maybe someone else would have a better idea on that matter, but it would be a pretty scummy thing to do in my book.
Mate of mine who is a BBer since we moved to CP and wont be getting tickets in the new LR and has no aways on record applied for 5 and got 5. I was amazed he got tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by philkildare
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Originally Posted by Harpsbear
Forget about getting them from an outlet..
There will be plenty of tickets available on the day in Paris. Most people bought four. Irish bars are the best bet otherwise the French touts will be at the Stade and by then they will be desperate.
Lads I'm desperately looking for two tickets for the game as I was unsuccessful in the ticket ballot. jbyrne, do you know where else there available online from genuine Irish fans (non touts)?
http://foot.ie/forums/showthread.php?t=127305
How do these crowd have tickets? I wonder if they are Irish End or French End?
Maybe Mr. Wallace is a block booker? :p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Junior
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Originally Posted by Junior
Persumably Cork CIty have sold them their allocation (as the post says in conjunction with CCFC), which while understanable is the very reason why the BB schem is far more preferable. Imagine you are a CCFC fan, go to thier matches, get your international tickets from them and suddenly sorry bud we have cashed in.... touting in another name
can you blame cork city?Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenforever
they are probably getting a premium for it and lets face it if any club needs it it's them!
maybe derry city as well right enough.
That works on the assume that DCFC are organised enough to do something like this. Let me assure you, we aren't.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave
YES I CANQuote:
Originally Posted by SuperDave
I would have less of an objection if they offered them directly for sale at a premium to their own season ticket holders and supporters first which I doubt they did given they way the club seems to be run.
This is what went on with the tickets pre the bb scheme, and how touts ended up with wads of tickets, im actually surprised there are no objections here from prople who have been scrambling for tickets and may have been more than happy to buy from a LOI club knowing they club were getting the premium and not some travel agent.
It still is TOUTING no matter what way you dress it up.
god knows what Coughlan will do with the cash from it.
It's the 'preferential treatment for travel agents' approach again.....and be amazed if not Irish tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by Junior
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Originally Posted by ArdeeBhoy
If you read the thread, you will see that the package is in concjuntion with Cork City FC, ie the tickets are those allocated to Cork City.
Cork City have obviously shafted whoever normally takes their away ticket allocation, and sold them on to Wallace Travel.
And not in a discreet way either. I would be amazed if the FAI thought this was acceptable - i.e. making a profit on their allocation of tickets?Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenforever
The chances of CCFC being in existence next season I wold imagine is less than Zero, so they don't care. The way they have coducted their business all season has been an insult to their supporters.Quote:
Originally Posted by Junior
Hopefully there will be a new club controlled by Forfas which can copy Rovers and build a solid club, anyway that is a different topic altogether already discussed on a diferent thread.
http://www.gumtree.ie/dublin/79/48311579.html
Terenure FC hope to raise €1500 approx by raffling 4 tickets, any views on this
I would prefer this to what CCFC have done, and wish them the best in selling the raffle tickets.
Have you asked them? And do you know what their allocation was?Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenforever