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Bohs tried to charge us €20 to go into the Jodi in 2008 or 2009, we mostly paid the €15 and went over to the Connaught Stand. It was ****ing raining so we huddled under the tv stand thing, and I think it was a live game. Anyway Roddy wasn't happy trying to do the match with us underneath, so he made Bohs move us into the Jodi.
nice one Roddy!
Its €20 into the stand in Drogheda this year :eek:
http://www.droghedaunited.ie/tickets.php
Dundalk havent annouced their add, prices yet
"The stand"! Does that not contravene advertising standards?Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
They are charging €20 into a galvanised shed with a few wets seats where two corners of the pitch cannot be seen and half the pitch is obscured by floodtlight posts and advertising hoardings over the dugouts?
The Celtic Tiger must still be alive in Hunky Dorys Park.
That's a scandalous price in fairness.Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
Used to be 25 euro didn't it?
ludicrous price structure it just shows how out off touch with reality those running LOI clubs are, all those crisps must have drove them mad up there €20 notes in a recession to sit in a shack is bonkers.Quote:
its €20 into the stand in Drogheda this year
Leaflet drop done around the Stoneybatter/Oxmantown/Arbour Hill area by Bohs.
Offering a fiver off to the first 5 home games at Dalyer.
Thankfully I'll get to use one for the Shels game.
Nice idea and well timed. Fair dues.
What's the price of a student to get into UCD?
At least one foreign language and sufficient points in your leaving cert depending on your course.Quote:
Originally Posted by corkery
I was in two minds about writing UCD or Belfield, I knew this was going to happen ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
In all seriousness, it's a fiver I believe?Quote:
Originally Posted by corkery
That's if you're a UCD student. Think it's €8 or €10 for other students.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
There is plenty of covered seating in united park for E15.Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
Our admission is €10. Season tickets for this 14 home game season are apparently a er...bargain..€140. Not sure whose bright idea that was.
I think Longfordian the season ticket the yr before was €140 so they must have decided not to change it..Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
I gathered that all right but it's not exactly going to encourage anyone to buy one. Granted most of those who buy one these days will pay it anyway to support the club but anyone who isnt sure they'll be going to every game has no incentive to buy one.
Ya but don't forget it GAURANTEES you entry to all the games, even the ones that might be tougher to get tickets for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
In all seriousness though they could have taken 10 or 20 euro off it. We where originally selling them for 120 but when the fixtures came out and confirmed they where reduced to 110.
Not for away fansQuote:
Originally Posted by mr.untitled
It is alright, Cork should be getting huge support. Good games at a decent price, and they should have a decent season.Quote:
Originally Posted by sadloserkid
Prices to be expected. Will look to take in the odd game and encourage a few Limerick lads to support their team!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Yayy for the working man- Dundalk go 10 quid in and 15 quid if you want to rest your arse
http://www.dundalkfc.com/friday-nigh...iday-9th-march