The wonders of Sky +. Paused it and had a good old scan of the crowd!
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The wonders of Sky +. Paused it and had a good old scan of the crowd!
Ive been to Ferrycarrig following the Longford & we were made very welcome there. Lovely pitch & facilities. If they get in temporary seating it wont be a problem. I do think all finals should be on neutral venues but I wasnt complaining when we bet Bohs in Flancare to win the cup in 2004.
Anyway I would LOVE IT if Wexford won ,LOVE IT.
I'm at the back, clapping out of snyc. My sons say I'm like Steve Martin in The Jerk...........Quote:
Originally Posted by Magicme
that's what we like to hear :D.Quote:
Originally Posted by Salmon Coloured
are you travelling on Friday night?
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Originally Posted by Magicme
i had to download it online and the quality is poor to say the least
Anyone know seating arrangements yet? Hope we get as much in as possible. Even behind the goals we could fit a small bit, would look much better than standing around the fence.
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Originally Posted by ForzaWexford
all to be decided by the FAI after there visit. would not be holding out for to much extra seating as it quiet expensive to hire probably just one temp stand
Young Oldyouth knows how to copy it from Sky+ to tape. If I remember (thirsty Thursday after work) I'll get him to do it and bring it to the game tomorrowQuote:
Originally Posted by Youths4Ever
well done and best of luck in the final. might try and get to the final to cheer you on. wear the pink it puts the other team off,worth a goal start...........
"Tickets will first go on sale at Ferrycarrig on Saturday 13th of September at 1.30pm. Prices, set up by the FAI, are as follows:
Covered Stand Seating €25
Open Seating €25
Standing €15
Children €5"
I presume the "open seating" will be opposite the present covered stand, behind the dugouts and the standing will be behind either goal.
Just hope i can get some to nip on on saturday for them.
They seem a bit pricey, especially if you want to bring the family. Still, it's going to be a great night
Great excuse not to bring the family:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by oldyouth
tickets are bit pricey but also no rate for OAP and students which seems a bit strange IMO. also thought then where going to be in the shops as well will be hard for everyone who wants them to get to ferrycarrig on saturday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Splurge
Have booked myself and the kids into a hotel down there for the nite so all set now!
What time is kick off for the game anyways?
Kick off is down for 19:30
great. Means we can enjoy a good day out in Wexford before hand!
oldyouth still moaning about paying a fwe quid to help out his club, I see. Some things never change!
Best of luck in the game though. But having seen youz against our A Team, I can't see anything other than a comfortable Derry win. But that's what I thought against Cork too. And were Limerick the last team to beat Derry in the League Cup?
Not giving out about helping the club (not that we need it anyway). I am surprised by the price of the tickets with no concessions for OAPs etc. If the number of FAI officials who attend the game is the same as our opening fixture in the league, I can see where it is all going and why it was set so high.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
I don't understand your comment about when we played against your A team but it does remind me to ask if the penalty your keeper took in an earlier round of the competition has landed yet??????
The team we put out against you was our A Team. Fairly straightforward.
Yep, we found the ball, thanks. It was in the bushes behind the goal. Fortunately, people had paid into the game, so the club would have had money to replace it if all else failed.
I was one of those who paid in to that game, not only for myself but also for my wife, son, parents, sister in law, 2 nieces and my nephew. You see, I don't mind paying my way and I look forward to visiting again next year to help you out furtherQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu