Is that 9.45 Irish time? My Estonian isn't the best!
Is that 9.45 Irish time? My Estonian isn't the best!
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
That's 7.45 Irish time, for people who'll be watching at home.
If people are thinking of going to the game but finding the flights are very expensive or sold out, you can always go to Helsinki and get the ferry (2hrs / €60 return) from there.
Sorry yeah - I'm still looking to get out to the match, so I'm thinking in Estonian time. 7:45pm Irish.
The Ryanair flight is still there at E250, so the uptake isn't huge at present.
Interesting stat when Estonia have scored their goals:
Of the 15 goals they have scored:
4 were first half goals and 11 were scored in the second half.
9 goals were scored in the last 20 minutes of the game.
4 goals were scored in injury time.
Can't afford to switch off at all against these lads.
Estonian journalist's view of drawing Ireland:
http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/mns/2...layoff_av.html
I live in London and the affordable way I found was train to East Midlands Parkway on Wednesday night, sleep at airport for a few hours, Ryanair flight at 6:30am to Riga, Latvia, bus from Riga to Tallinn (apparently there is a 3km walk between the last train station in Latvia and the first one in Estonia so a train journey is out) and then the reverse trip on Saturday.
I also found some accomodation in the centre of Tallinn available on Hostelworld.com
In the first half the Estonians fluffed 2 top notch gilt-edged chances.Quote:
Originally Posted by French Toasht
They were not in the game at all in the 2nd half, as I wrote, they were 2 goals down at the start of the 2nd half and then went a man down.
Are the FAI not selling Season Tickets as of now? Surely there's plenty of people who to guarantee a ticket for the play-off would buy a package with the 2 or 3 friendly games we'd play at home before Euro 2012 if we qualified. If we don't qualify they'll be back to being played in a near empty stadium. Why haven't the FAI taken advantage of the interest/demand and re-open season ticket sales to try to shift those tickets in case we do go out?
Because the tickets are already guaranteed for people who went to Armenia.
Except those like me who bulk bought with the club and are still not guaranteed their 2 tickets.
Worthington extends olive branch with offer of inside line on Estonia.
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"If anyone from the FAI or the staff came to me, then of course I would help them in any way," said Worthington.
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Originally Posted by Sullivinho
Aye Nige because you got it tactically spot on against them alright!
I'm a block booker since 96 and I'd to miss the Armenia game cause of work. I think it's extremely unfair that some event junkies that went to Armenia game have priority over me.
I took 9 tickets for the Slovakia game and haven't missed a competitive home game in years. I was just speaking to the FAI and they said anyone who bought from their ticketmaster account will be getting an e-mail allowing them to buy tickets but I've no option for tickets unless they go on general sale.
What a load of ******! Rant over
Can you feel the love? :love2:
Estonia 2-1 Faroe Islands 11 Aug 2010
Estonia scored two goals in injury time to comeback from 0-1 down on 90 minutes.
Faroe Islands 2-0 Estonia 7 June 2011
Had this been an aggregate knock-out score, the Faroes would've gone through 3-2.
Yes, but we're not quite as bad as the Faroe Islands!
are the tickets not on general sale today with ticketmaster !!Quote:
Originally Posted by lionelhutz
No only the premium tickets are available on ticketmaster to general public. I was told to give them a ring after October 28th to see if they have any tickets left! Thanks ladsQuote:
Originally Posted by old git
Can't get through to the FAI at all. If I'm not at the Estonia game I'll flip the lid.