There is a chance if it is the balance.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
However, it is being televised and when you combine the ticket price with the cost of transport it does add up, particularly if you are taking children.
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There is a chance if it is the balance.Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
However, it is being televised and when you combine the ticket price with the cost of transport it does add up, particularly if you are taking children.
Tallaght stadium is only up the road so i'm planning on heading up but object to €20 in.
I agree with this. I think we could get away with the dearer price in Oriel with the restriction on capacity, but the fact that there is travel involved in getting to Tallaght, the price of the tickets will put a good few off, particularly as the game is on TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
The prices mentioned by Nigel would have been sufficient and would have ensured a good crowd. I hope the game is still in the balance otherwise it won't be a good crowd.
I think the club are only selling tickets for the West Stand at the moment and will sell for the East if the West sells out.
3 of us planning on going to Tallaght. Could be more. Probably won't sell-out but I'm sure there will be a healthy attendance anyway.
Was only relaying what I was told.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
Obviously a favourable result tomorrow night would be great for the attendance.
Don't be silly, of course it will sell out. Sure Stephen Kenny wants to play it in Croke Park.
5 euro lads ffs maybe 10 to 15 extra for a family.
Anyone else notice that he got KRC GENK mixed up with KAA GENT when saying that GENK were in the last 16 of the champions league last year?Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
He wants to play it five times. The residents aren't happy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Hear he's rehearsing Calling Bate Rouge to get the crowd going! Shamsless - what we were after the first round of Euro games this season, and finishing up with Friends in No Places (special request for the RTE sports department).
I heard that BATE turned off the floodlights during Dundalk's training section in the Borisov Arena last night. After Rodinov's head-butt on Massey last year, this tie doesn't require any more needle.
Are there not sanctions put in place when things like this happen?Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
If it's allowed, then perhaps Irish teams should stop being so goody-goody and reciprocate; seeing as the same thing seems to happen whenever an Irish team goes to one of these backwater toilets.
By making them train on the pitch at Oriel?Quote:
Originally Posted by TheOneWhoKnocks
I picked my tickets up for the "home" tie in Tallaght. Tickets for the West Stand are selling fast, only adult tickets left. The plan is to sell the remainder of the West and then open the East Stand for later sales and walk ins.
The result this evening will determine how full the East Stand will be.
By the way, fair play to the Rovers fan who rang Oriel Park today to ask if he can use his Rovers season ticket for the game.
#GreatestLeagueInTheWorldQuote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
I know it was mentioned on extratime about this but why are Dundalk playin this yr in Tallaght and not Oriel as per Bate Borisov. Isnt this the same round? I am getting rather confused!
They played BATE in the Second Round last year, this is the Third Round.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Dundalk team:
Rogers
Gannon Boyle Barrett Massey
McEleney O’Donnell Finn Benson Horgan
McMillan
Ok Links and all that jazz please?:D
is this any good, says its starting in 5 minutes?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWO-kygW-2s