Quite lucky in that were flying with BA for 138 quid each from Glasgow, mate has a cousin who lives near the ground so no accommodation to pay which is probably a relief conisidering the price of a drink, anyone up for joining us on the street? :)
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Quite lucky in that were flying with BA for 138 quid each from Glasgow, mate has a cousin who lives near the ground so no accommodation to pay which is probably a relief conisidering the price of a drink, anyone up for joining us on the street? :)
we're staying in the 6th Arrondissement in a cheap hotel, from the last time i was there this is a good area for a bit of nightlife and i went out to the ground for a tour and had no problems gettnig the Metro out.
i think any area will be full of Irish that weekend anyway.
bit of a pain that the match is not till 8.45.
http://www.excelsior-paris-hotel.com...h/location.htm
There are some good eurostar deals out now , circa £150 for retrun including 2 nights hotel going friday to sunday.
This is where we're staying. It's about €70 each a night for a single room. One of the lads in my group has been to Paris a number of times and says that he knows the area well....says it's a lively aul spot so that will do me nicely.
http://www.kyriad-paris-xviii-cligna...hotel-resa.com
Cna anyone help me with getting tickets for the France game in Paris !!!
Thanks
John
There another thread on tickets to the French game, I'm sure there's a lot of info on this one too, why not try reading back through it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by John Boy
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Originally Posted by davros
Some lazy boys out there :)
I see those robbing *******s euroteam are advertising tickets for the French match in Paris. If you fancy buying from the thieving ****s you’ll be looking to fork out between £150 - £250 sterling, which works out to be in and around €227 - €378 per ticket.
How do they manage that. Are they premium seats or just touts in disguise?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fr. Murphy
Another point is, that there seems to be v. little around, a couple of vans outside the metro selling cans of lager and that is it. So if your thinking about getting up there early it may be worth thinking about bringing your own supplies.Quote:
Originally Posted by cfdh_edmundo
Do they not sell beer inside the ground. Im compiling a list of pubs in Paris and around the ground. Right dose of Irish pubs in around the centre. McBrides or Oscar Wildes seem like the place to be during the day. Both a short walk from each other. Reasonable beer prices, 3 hour Happy hours and stay open til 4amQuote:
Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
Didn't actually look for one at half time. So unsure but as it doubles as a rugby stadium I would presume that they have the facilities for this.Quote:
Originally Posted by blobbyblob
The only bar I was in was just across from the Parc de Princes, can't remember the name but it was worth a look around for some of the memrobilia. About twenty minute (pretty much due south) walk from Eifel tower.
Irish bars tend to be a bit too packed so try not to stay for too long.
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Originally Posted by Pat O' Banton
In retrospect Pat O' I've searched and searched but theres SFA between Clichy and Saint Denis (about 5k) so either get your fill and grab the metro or go knacker drinkin cans outside the stadium for the day if thats your bag
are they not the same to**ers who stiched people up for the swiss game? promised tickets but didnt have any at all??? :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fr. Murphy
wehay, I found one - My Goodness, Boulevard Anatole France, St Denis, 1km from the ground. I wouldnt say there will be anyone in there. :D :mad: :ball: :eek:
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Originally Posted by Jon'o
Ah Im sure they didnt mean it. Forgive and forget. Me bo^%4x. :mad:
other ''cracker deals'' on www.euroteam.info
FA Cup final Millennium Stadium, Wales (United Kingdom} 21.05.2005 / price 790 / 1550 (GBP)
and
France vs Ireland Stade de France, Paris, France 09.10.2004 / price 150 / 250 (GBP)
funny that the fai wants e22
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Originally Posted by Jon'o
In fairness to them, postage costs 20 nicker
sure the air cargo costs to send a ticket must be massive.... i read another section on that site which mentioned something about the reason for the high price is to cover admin and the increased re sale value..... surely thats ticket touting??
thought they should'nt be resold for more than face value?? :mad:
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Originally Posted by Jon'o
Thats the thing you see. It is face value!!! 25 quid for the ticket. 20 quid for it to be personally delivered. 390 quid to pay for the phone calls to explain to you how there must be some kind of mistake and to make it look like they are really getting the tickets to you on time, and for the after match excuses why they didnt get there. 5 quid for apology letters and stamps.
200 quid profit
Do not, under any circumstances use Euroteam to get tickets.
For basle last year , they took my money and left us outside the stadium without tickets .
they lead us to believe that they had them for us right up to kickoff and never turned up leaving 100 fans outside the stadium with not even a good bar to see the game
YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
Right Boys. Here he is. Bard Jensen of euroteam.info. Looks like a high Tech Tout to me working at home from his flat!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barna Bee
Domain ID: D1373933-LRMS
Domain Name: EUROTEAM.INFO
Created On: 29-Dec-2001 00:48:02 UTC
Registrant Name: Bard Jensen
Registrant Organization: Euroteam
Registrant Street1: Sverigesgt. 11b
Registrant City: Oslo
Registrant State/Province: Oslo
Registrant Postal Code: 00658
Registrant Country: NO
Registrant Phone: +47.22689059
Registrant Email: bfjensen@online.no
An idea which i taught of there was to register his email address with as many spam sites as possible and if you tend to frequent porn sites throw his email in there to.
Hi Guys
I saw a lot of news, but I will write what I know... The Irish Guys are staying in the Latin quarter in Paris. Is that the same quarter like "Bastille"? That`s east-side... Please write the names and when possible the internet adresse of the hotels who you`re staying... During the day the Irish Fans will be at Mc Brides Pub and Oscar Wildes Pub, right? In this massive big thread are yo many informations, it isn`t easy to find the informations I need.
Greets AlFayed
go away and bomb someone else ya big edjit.Quote:
I saw a lot of news, but I will write what I know... The Irish Guys are staying in the Latin quarter in Paris. Is that the same quarter like "Bastille"? That`s east-side... Please write the names and when possible the internet adresse of the hotels who you`re staying... During the day the Irish Fans will be at Mc Brides Pub and Oscar Wildes Pub, right? In this massive big thread are yo many informations, it isn`t easy to find the informations I need.
Alfayed you German **** stay in your own country
oh men, I`m not german... and I`m a big Ireland fan! I go to paris for supporting the irish team... so please, I got some problems with english, but you could help me a little bit...
While you will get help you will also get plenty of abuse....it's just our way you understand.
For your hotel just do a google search for latin quarter paris and you'll fund something. As for where will the fans be, judging by the estimates of how many Irish fans are going over you won't be able to miss us.
Sorry Alfayed i taught you were german.
The place i am staying at is as below you should:
Ta tu L'Amadan
78 Charles de GAuille l'avenue
Bastille
Paris 12
France
Big Irish fan eh, I'm sure that it will be pretty easy to spot the groups of supporters about the town for you to try and flog them tickets ;)
thanks guys... I don`t like the germans like you... hehe... see you in paris,
greets AlFayed
Am staying in a mate's place up around Montmatre myself and there's some decent little bars around that area plus it's nicely located for getting to the the ground.
One of the best bars I know up round there is kind of at the foot of the hill for Montmatre near the Anvers metro stop, called Le Progres. Cheapest beer in the area and great for sitting outside on the street. There's loads of very late bars along the street from Anvers back towards Clichy (some a lot more seedy than others). Edward & Sons is another bar along there which will probably be busy enough for that weekend.
anyone heard any news on when the french fa are putting their tickets on sale?
dont go jinxing things now.... that would be bloody typical though :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by davros
odd how the french fa are leaving it so late tickets for their other games are on sale
Don't forget we can pop over the border to France to buy tickets when in Basel - that is if they are only sold to French residents.
No details yet but they are normally on sale over the counter.Quote:
Originally Posted by davros
We should know by then if the credit card sales will post to Ireland - if not just pop into Mulhouse and buy them - no need to even go incognito I imagine.
See earlier threads re attendances at St. Denis - game will probably sellout but only after a public sale which will take a while. - other option for south UK based posters is to pop over to Calais for a few hours on a cheapo deal, stock up on booze and buy some tickets.
booze cruse.... good idea that man :) however it would be typical for them to be on same while the swiss game is going on.
with the bookings through the fai closing on the 30th july you would have thought that they would have said how many tickets they have ... just so you have a rough idea if you have a shot at getting a ticket.
Jon'o
The FAI are currently counting their applications for French tickets and are going to request extra tickets from the FFF, based on the no. of applications they recieve. Applicants will not know if applications are successful until at least 15th September. Ticket office told me this. 8000 tickets gauranteed though.
BlobbyBlob
Any chance of you sharing your pub list with us?! We're staying near Grands Boulevards, which is also near Montmartre\Opera. It's district number 9. Any Irish pubs around there?
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Originally Posted by 4tothefloor
Pick of the bunch in your Area:
The Molly Malone, 21 rue Godot de Mauroy 5.50 a pint
Murphys House, 10 rue de la Chausee d'Antin
Le Moloko, Disco Bar, open til 4am, 6 quid a bottle.
Hard Rock Cafe. ou know yourself. 14 bd Montmartre
Depanneur,27 rue Fontaine, 24 hour spot, Make sure you go to the bar for your beer though or you'll get ripped off. table service is extra.
Avoid the
Cockney Tavern rip off merchants at a 10er a pint
Lily La tigress, same crack.
cheers for that!