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Look at it this way geezer (and I don't think the FAI take a significant share of the gate until the latter stages)- should the late change mean that 200 people paying on average €10 now do not attend the game, then that's €2000 that the clubs lose out on for no good reason. That's a lot of lotto tickets or whatever to sell and hard work for people to do to make that up.
We were on our way to Kilkenny last season for the last game of the season when Harps called off your game against Dundalk. All games were to be played at the same time but Dundalk had the advantage of knowing the result of our game because ye had to postpone the game at the last minute. I haven't seen this much moaning since Maxi attacked John Delaney's Christmas tree. Get over it. its a half an hour change in kick off time ffs
Yes but it was only after ye took down the old one's ye realised they'd have to be replaced.Idiots.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rocketfingers
Go away from our forum-you're too much like the old days.
Don't see the huge fuss myself but i can acknowledge Harps frustration.
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Originally Posted by MyTown
Apologise for the inconvenience as often as you like, but its kinda pointless when you qualify it by repeatedly trying to imply that its not really any big deal at all and call aways fans annoyance "righteous indignation". Tell you what, keep you apology. :rolleyes:
Team travel arrangements are on a tight itinerary as already stated. Add in contacting everyone (some of whom are working) to make sure everyone is there in time for the new departure time and Paul Hegarty has a major headache he did not need in advance of the cup game.
Then add in the fact that local and national press this morning list the game as 7.45pm, with National Radio bulletins I've heard not highlighting the change, and the fact that many supporters are not online, and you can garauntee that a number of Harps fans will not find out in time to change travel plans or to "simply" leave half an hour earlier. It would have been easy to leave half an hour earlier if we'd been told a few days ago.
This was called off by the ref, not by FHFC. Totally different circumstance in any case.Quote:
Harps called off your game against Dundalk
I reckon that all ye'll be missing out on is a couple of beers before the game lads. As for the team they will have left Ballybofey with loads of time to spare. Having said that it is a **** up but hey these things happen. I just hope that its brighter in Galway than it is in Cork at the mo cos you wouldn't be able to see jack sh1t if its this dark in Galway!
The FAI insisted that the game KO at 7.15pm due to poor weather conditions.
Five floodlights are still working. On any normal day in June, it would be bright until 10.30pm. GUFC/GUST have sent out over 500 texts to supporters this morning, as well as contacting Galway Bay FM and posting on two fora and the club website.
Any inconvenience to the team and supporters of Finn Harps is regrettable. In retrospect, this decision should have been made yesterday.
Aertel still reporting the match as a 7.45pm kick-off.
2FM had no metion of the change in kick-off time on their sports news at 2.00pm.
Apart from the few Harps supporters who are on this and other forums (and the Harps website) where are the Harps supporters going to get their advice to set off on their journey's half-an-hour earlier. By the time the next sports news is on the radio, it will already be too late to set off half-an-hour early if you know what I mean.
If the game hadn't been changed I doubt they would have had it right. I wouldn't depend on Errortel if I were you.Quote:
Originally Posted by harps1954
Right. Brilliant. Thanks for that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr_T
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Originally Posted by baileban
why dont ya ask him thats his reply to this right above yours...bet ya didnt realise that...:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by bazza1
i just RE-read the message there frm RC and too sure thats what it said.... i taught it was just saying about the match and breezed through it fast....oooopppsss !!:D:D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Patrick Dunne
i can see logistically it will be a bit of a pain in the arse for the finn harps team etc. - but for most of the fans - its one less beer beforehand
if your comminting to the 3-4 hour journey - youll have some leeway im sure - and only miss a few minuets at the most
obvoiusly it would have been better announced yesterday etc.
but as is lets get the word out
Just a heads up on the traffic situation in the city, in short it's mental because of the Tuam Road works....
Anyone traveling from the East of the city or the Tuam direction would want to adjust their journey time accordingly....
The match has been put back to 7.35 or 7.45 if there is a big crowd. This is not a joke- got a message from ***** *******. The Harps bus was delayed in Sligo.
Whoops!- Got badly caught there!
Clever. ;)Quote:
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Friday night football..... :oQuote:
Originally Posted by KoemansCC
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THIS IS NOT TRUE FOLKS!!!
Disgraceful from Galway, to be honest.
But then, it's hard to get too high and mighty about slagging Galway - remember, they are the most professional club in the country, and that's official. Whenever they **** up, we can only sit back and wonder how much worse a job our own club would have done.
Disgraceful, shocking, horrific, barbaric.
Not since the days of Pol Pots regime have we seen such wanton evil.
Khmer Maroon :mad: