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15/06/2005, 11:41 AM
De Town

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Originally Posted by Gareth

Unfortunately I support the one team that breaks everyones exception to that rule :rolleyes:

in fairness i was supporting ye last season, even if some people werent.
15/06/2005, 11:42 AM
De Town

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Originally Posted by CuanaD

actually got as far as Longford for their tie last year - ended up sitting in front of their 'section O' lads - it was great craic. :ball:

pity we couldnt give you a result to celebrate :o
15/06/2005, 11:43 AM
bigmac

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Originally Posted by Gareth

There is not one team in Ireland I wouldn;t support in Europe. Unfortunately I support the one team that breaks everyones exception to that rule :rolleyes:

I think that most football fans feel that way about Shels too so less of the conspiracy theories, makes you sound like you're from Cork :D

I for one hope that all the Irish teams do well in Europe, any success will be passed along to other teams that qualify in the next few years. Last few Cork and Shels games have started to get some confidence going that the EL standard is getting a bit more competitive anyway.
15/06/2005, 11:44 AM
Roverstillidie

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Originally Posted by Munchie

theres goin to be a big crowd in belgium!! i think an estimated of 500 or more!! should be good atmosphere out there! id love to be goin. COME ON THE BOHS!!!!!!!! :D :D

500 or more in the same way you were, ahem, chartering a plane to trondheim? :D

this is the most accessible away tie in europe in years, the gypos have no excuses for low numbers this time.
15/06/2005, 11:47 AM
Slash/ED

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Originally Posted by Gareth

Is it bad to wear my shels jersey to the game.

I wouldn't say so, there's always a few Shels shirts at Bohs european games and there's no trouble, same as Bohs shirts at Shels matches.
15/06/2005, 12:05 PM
Philo

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Originally Posted by Roverstillidie

500 or more in the same way you were, ahem, chartering a plane to trondheim? :D

this is the most accessible away tie in europe in years, the gypos have no excuses for low numbers this time.

Well my hooped, violence endorsing friend, we took 300+ to Trondheim. A plane was chartered and filled and many more made their own way to Norway. Rosenborg fans over there told us we were the biggest away support they'd seen bar Celtic. Still, never let an ageing argument stand in the way of truth eh?

Bohs have requested 800 tickets from KAA Gent but I'd say 400 is a more realistic figure. If we do well in the home leg I think up to another 100 would make last minute bookings.
15/06/2005, 12:05 PM
thejollyrodger

i never thought I would say this but I'll be supporting Bohs in Europe. I hope they get a great run !!
15/06/2005, 12:11 PM
BohDiddley

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roverstillidie

500 or more in the same way you were, ahem, chartering a plane to trondheim? :D

this is the most accessible away tie in europe in years, the gypos have no excuses for low numbers this time.

And you are chartering a plane to where?
15/06/2005, 12:48 PM
Jaime

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Originally Posted by BohDiddley

And you are chartering a plane to where?

Bray. :D
15/06/2005, 1:08 PM
Shelsman

Come On De Bohs!!!

:)
15/06/2005, 1:22 PM
De Town

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Originally Posted by BohDiddley

And you are chartering a plane to where?

Santry.....
15/06/2005, 1:24 PM
Gareth

In relation to my Shels exception to the rule comment, I was just kinda expecting a few posts saying Shels wouldn't get my support. Glad to see that is not happening. :) So do Bohs have any injury worries. And were are the Eircom League Other Fans locating? Should we all sit together??? :)
15/06/2005, 1:33 PM
bohs til i die

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roverstillidie

500 or more in the same way you were, ahem, chartering a plane to trondheim? :D

this is the most accessible away tie in europe in years, the gypos have no excuses for low numbers this time.

have you booked your room in Bray yet?

At least you admit some of the away ties we have had were very awkward travel wise.

Our travelling numbers in the past 5 years are something like ...
Aberdeen: 500
Kaiserslautern: 125-150
Tallinn: 120
Halmstad: 100-120
Seville: 80 [Friendly]
Borisov: 45 [2 weeks to organise visa's through London was impossible]
Trondheim: 250
Tallinn: 100
Gent: ???
15/06/2005, 1:43 PM
thejollyrodger

arent shels fans the best !! look at all the support ur getting bohs !!
15/06/2005, 1:54 PM
Schumi

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gareth

In relation to my Shels exception to the rule comment, I was just kinda expecting a few posts saying Shels wouldn't get my support. Glad to see that is not happening. :)

I'll be supporting Shels too (unless they're playing my Faroese team HB :D ).
15/06/2005, 1:57 PM
pete

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Originally Posted by bohs til i die

At least you admit some of the away ties we have had were very awkward travel wise.

The Baltics & Scandanavia are usually a bit harder to get too. Main land Europe probably the easiest.

Shels could have real long distance trip this year too.
15/06/2005, 2:03 PM
centre mid

All the best to Bohs, hopefully they can kick off a succesfull summer for all EL clubs competing in Europe :)
15/06/2005, 2:14 PM
EnDai

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gareth

In relation to my Shels exception to the rule comment, I was just kinda expecting a few posts saying Shels wouldn't get my support. Glad to see that is not happening. :) So do Bohs have any injury worries. And were are the Eircom League Other Fans locating? Should we all sit together??? :)

T'would be a good idea. I'll be really roooting for Bohs in this, but don't want to dillute any hardcore Boh's nuts atmosphere! :rolleyes: All non-Bohs EL fans should go to the same section all in their respective jersies, would look class on TV! :)
15/06/2005, 2:16 PM
De Town

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Originally Posted by EnDai

would look class on TV! :)

yeah, it would if it was on tv :rolleyes:
15/06/2005, 2:34 PM
Gareth

Where are the Away Supporters going? If they are not in the Jodi then Section B (the section at the Phibsboro Shopping Centre end of the ground) would be not diluting hardcore Bohs action.... Anyways away fans in Connaught I will be in B of Jodi. . I'll wear me shels jersey so.
15/06/2005, 2:38 PM
Schumi

Last year, the away fans (about 20 or so I think) were just in a group together in Block C or thereabouts. I don't think there was any real segregation.
15/06/2005, 3:41 PM
EnDai

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Originally Posted by DE TOWN

yeah, it would if it was on tv :rolleyes:

Hilights my good man, and no, not the Kelly kind! :D

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gareth

Where are the Away Supporters going? If they are not in the Jodi then Section B (the section at the Phibsboro Shopping Centre end of the ground) would be not diluting hardcore Bohs action.... Anyways away fans in Connaught I will be in B of Jodi. . I'll wear me shels jersey so.

I'd have my coat done up just in case, or so is my plan ;)
15/06/2005, 4:14 PM
BohDiddley

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Originally Posted by EnDai

Hilights my good man, and no, not the Kelly kind! :D

I'd have my coat done up just in case, or so is my plan ;)

Relax. You'll be ok more or less anywhere other than G and, perhaps, F in the Jodi, although you'd probably also be welcome here if you want to join in songs about the Milltown Road etc.

I've no idea how many are expected, but I'd say the Des Kelly stand would be a good plan if there is going to be a really big crowd. Connaught St is for hoops and people who don't know any better. On the whole, Bohs matches are very well stewarded.

(My brother is a Shels fan :rolleyes: . I once innocently ventured pre-match into your main stand to talk to him, wearing Bohs colours. The reaction -- silent, stunned indignation on a hundred, sorry dozen, faces -- was priceless!)
15/06/2005, 4:28 PM
jorge

Will bohs be allowed to use the terraced stand(forgot what they call it)because Cork use 'the shed' last year.
15/06/2005, 4:31 PM
Slash/ED

Which one, the Des Kelly stand that has some seats in it or the other terrace that's never used? They'll be allowed use the Des Kelly, the one with seats and a bit of a roof, but not the one that's all terrace with no roof where they put the flags.
15/06/2005, 4:45 PM
superfrank

Just got my ticket today

Looking forward to Saturday night in the Jodi! :D
15/06/2005, 5:36 PM
Kingdom

I want to head over with the missus and a mate and his missus. Have been to Des Kelly Stand before and find it a good spot to watch de bohes. Are the tickets on sale outside the ground?
15/06/2005, 5:58 PM
BohDiddley

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Originally Posted by Kingdom

Have been to Des Kelly Stand before and find it a good spot to watch de bohes. Are the tickets on sale outside the ground?

Agree. Des Kelly gives a great view. Tickets are usually on sale from boxes on St Peter's Road (behind the Des Kelly). Bohs don't sell tickets at the turnstiles, and I don't expect that will change for this match.
Here's the official ticket info:

UEFA Intertoto Cup
Bohemians V KAA Ghent
Dalymount Park
Saturday, 18th June, 7pm

Tickets for the game will be available from all Ticketmaster outlets, online at www.ticketmaster.ie and as usual from Bohemian Football Club, during office hours and from the bars in the evenings.

Ticket prices for the game are:

Jodi Stand: �15 Adults
�8 Student/OAP�s
�5 Children

Des Kelly Stand:�12 Adults
�8 Students/OAP�s
�5 Children

Tickets for the game are going fast so buy now to avoid disappointment.
15/06/2005, 6:54 PM
Kingdom

Ok diddley!
Sorry couldn't resist.
15/06/2005, 8:49 PM
Martinho II

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Originally Posted by CuanaD

Love your attitude Gareth

& i'll be there suppourting Shels also in europe - i go to all the euro ties that are in the Dublin area - actually got as far as Longford for their tie last year - ended up sitting in front of their 'section O' lads - it was great craic. :ball:

cheers cuanad for that mate!

i am one of the section o gang and that was the drunkest we were all season! i reallt enjoyed the banter that eveningeven though we lost! all due to the power of whiskey or quick nip! :D
15/06/2005, 9:46 PM
Buller

"Tickets for the game are going fast so buy now to avoid disappointment."
Surly it this game wont be sold out?! Its only the first round of the Intertoto Cup and there are over 5,000 seats in dalymount... :o
16/06/2005, 7:00 AM
bohs til i die

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buller

"Tickets for the game are going fast so buy now to avoid disappointment."
Surly it this game wont be sold out?! Its only the first round of the Intertoto Cup and there are over 5,000 seats in dalymount... :o

only Jodi and DK open, and there is a decent enough demand for tickets all things considered
16/06/2005, 8:01 AM
Jaime

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buller

"Tickets for the game are going fast so buy now to avoid disappointment."
Surly it this game wont be sold out?! Its only the first round of the Intertoto Cup and there are over 5,000 seats in dalymount... :o

I think it's called marketing...no-one expects the game to sell out.
16/06/2005, 9:49 AM
BohDiddley

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Originally Posted by bohs til i die

only Jodi and DK open, and there is a decent enough demand for tickets all things considered

I didn't twig that!
If Connaught St is closed, that means it could be a tight squeeze.
16/06/2005, 12:00 PM
Roverstillidie

[QUOTE=BohDiddley]
On the whole, Bohs matches are very well stewarded.

hahahahahahaha

now i know you are a joker
16/06/2005, 12:48 PM
paudie

Is Farrelly likely to play a full strength team or is he more interested in continuing the good current league form?

Good luck to Bohs anyway.

EL clubs have a good recent record in the inter toto with City, Rovers and Pats all winning ties in the last 3 years and UCD only losing on away goals the year before that.
16/06/2005, 1:23 PM
BohDiddley

Quote:

Originally Posted by paudie

Is Farrelly likely to play a full strength team or is he more interested in continuing the good current league form?

Good luck to Bohs anyway.

EL clubs have a good recent record in the inter toto with City, Rovers and Pats all winning ties in the last 3 years and UCD only losing on away goals the year before that.

Full strength, I'd say. Certainly haven't heard otherwise.
16/06/2005, 1:25 PM
pete

Anyone got the odds on saturdays game?
16/06/2005, 2:06 PM
centre mid

bohs 5/4
gent 7/4
16/06/2005, 3:49 PM
pete

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Originally Posted by centre mid

bohs 5/4
gent 7/4

I was hoping bookies would underestimate the eL & Bohs would be a bit more generous...

Dispite beating them 3-1 in 1st leg last year City were 12/1 with local swedish bookies to win in Malmo.

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