Can I have one of the free ones so ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by charliesboots
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Can I have one of the free ones so ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by charliesboots
Firstly, point out any spelling errors? Secondly, are you going to add to the topic or just personally abuse me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Straightstory
I hear you'll be in the main stand... don't ask me how I know this. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Incredibly worried about this one, they have definitely cottoned on to what Quigo is all about, or they must have by now, after he ran riot in the second half over there. I expect a good few English scouts will be there as well, with an eye to buying him or Fahey. :(
Oh, and re: supporting other clubs in Europe - I actually went to Tolka when Shels were in Europe a few years ago. It nearly killed me, I might have choked on half-hearted words of encouragement once or twice, but coefficient points help everyone in the League. Not sure I'd do it again if I could go back though. :D
3000 seats and tickets are still available!!!.Pats are having an excellent season, great result in Sweden, are our only representatives in Europe, and they struggle to shift the equivalent of the "jodi"....apathy reigns.:(
200 tickets available. Which means 2700 sold only 50 swedish fans over. Imagine only getting 50 fans to an away game in UEFA ....... shocking.......isnt that what bohs got in Latvia?Quote:
Originally Posted by SUB of the day
no way this post can get me an infraction :confused:
kdjac
As a City fan,I've other things on my mind,I just feel Pats deserve more support.The "jodi" was a reference point,that most fans here can relate to.Hope the Saints make it, a good news story would be a relief.
Elfsborg went to Tolka Park, Richmond Park to train instead of Richmond Park, Emmet Road :D
I'm kind of sickened after seeing the Kiev v Spartak result tonight
I know the Roddys of this world will continue to say that Kiev were far better than Drogs in every way except scoring, but the fact is that Drogs had 2 clear chances to win at the end & really should have knocked Kiev out. Then to see that Kiev win the next round 8:2 on aggregate! - THATS how close we (eLOI) came to the CL group stages this year!
Fingers crossed for Pats tomorrow - IMO this league is getting better each year but this is the only way we can prove it - winning regularly in Europe.
good luck to pats tonight hope they do the business.
The thing with the tickets even the fairweathers would find it easier get to tolka/dalymount, richmond is that bit more awkward get too. Still no excuse though, dont know why people cant get into the buzz of European games even if you aren't an EL regular.
Wouldn't worry about the tickets being sold. Guaranteed to be people turning up tonight expecting them to be sold..
In fairness it would still have been pretty tough to get past Spartak. I would be more inclined to think that Kiev showed their true ability in those games rather than thinking that Kiev were lucky against Drogs and Drogs would have beaten Spartak easily as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by CuanaD
In other news, Kaunas lost 2-0 again to Aalborg, thus keeping the Lithuanian coefficient to a realistic level.
if they win tonight what round are they into?
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Originally Posted by minty
1st Round
and is the 1st round the one before the group stages?
For this season yes. It will be changed from next season.Quote:
Originally Posted by minty
Ah stop confusing him/herQuote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
If Pats get through this round, they are in the first round proper. We'll be unseeded, and teams like AC Milan, Valencia etc are out potential opponents. That will be the last round before the group stages
There are tickets available for this from ticketmaster in the city centre, 12 euro each.
There's less than 100 tickets left
2 spare myself A block main stand can meet outside ground face value just send pm
bring them to pub before game someone will take them off you.
i have 2 extra too
kdjac
Had planned on driving up from Cork for the match -and am a Shels fan ( obviously! ) but won't be able to make it. I'm assuming it will be on Radio 1 LW.
BEST OF LUCK PAT'S !
Good job you didn't make the journey with tickets ow sold out
Can you not pay at the gate with the money going onto a biscuit tin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Sorry, wrong ground, it was Tolka Park Richmond Road I was thinking of, not Richmond park, Inchicore.
Easy mistake to make, just ask Elfsborg
Anyone still got a couple of tickets for sale? Could meet you outside the ground or in town this afternoon? PM me if so, would be much appreciated.
Yup, its on the radio oke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shelsman
Good luck Pats.
I just got a ticket from the Ticketmaster in St Stephens. Walked up and down Grafton for ages looking for it and walked past the kiosk at least 4 times! :mad: :o
edit: I've just seen that it "sold out" an hour and a half before i bought my ticket so if anyones desperate to go and is in Dublin I would check at Ticketmaster.
Is 1 LW available on the website, or is it just the FM version? Not seen any streams mentioned, but at least listening would be nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Larry 'da' Wyse
The LW stream is available on the website. They call it RTE radio one extra I think
Here are the links: Real Player and Windows Media Player.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Lovely - thanks ladsQuote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Pats v Elfsborg
like the first leg Elfsborg are streaming the match for €5
http://streaming.streamoco.se/?page=...0&tid=1&sid=33[/QUOTE]
this might work better
rumour that it may only be available to those with Swedish IP address.
The first leg was ok, there is nobody showing it on terrestrial television, cant see what the problem is, theres always the proxy server anyway.
RTÉ Commentary:
http://www.rte.ie/radio/liveplayer_a...dio1extra.smil
Text Updates:
http://stpatsfc.com/preview.php?id=285
Spartak Moscow drew 1-1 with Derry on a pre-season friendly in Portugal last season. Spartak equalizing in the last minute.
Drogs were closer than many people think to the league stage.
Scoreless after 35 mins.
H/t 0-0
Not bad so far :) how are they playing?
Radio coverage said that while Elfs looked dangerous on the break, Pats were all over them and that it's a great performance so far. Unless Pats score though it could be one of the most nerve wracking 10 minute spells in Irish domestic football for years.