Tickets for both Italy+Montenegro game are going on sale on Ticketmaster This Friday the 25th. :):D
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Tickets for both Italy+Montenegro game are going on sale on Ticketmaster This Friday the 25th. :):D
Any idea what price they are?
Its Hill16 only & you have to buy the two games together.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisRed
50 euro each so 100 euro for the pair.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisRed
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Originally Posted by NeilMcD
Well done Neil!.......are you a mathematics teacher?;)
Those calculators come in handy. :)
Is there a maximun number of tickets you can buy on ticketmaster?
is there anyway to purchase them separately?
I'm a bit annoyed at this whole buying the pair thing. I mean, not every fan has the finance to fork out for two sets of tickets, especially at that price.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
Yeah, 6. I just bought one there now. It's €111 total price for the 2 games.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChrisRed
only single tickets left. Just tried buying 2.
Usually the way. Fair play to the FAI in my view.Quote:
Originally Posted by Predator
What do you mean, Maribor?Quote:
Originally Posted by MariborKev
You're either a supporter of the team or your not. There's a better chance that genuine fans will buy the tickets in a package rather than bandwagoners who sit down and keep quiet for the boys in green.Quote:
Originally Posted by Predator
People seem to be getting over hyped for Italy which could be a dead rubber. Monty may be the more important match in the end. Especially if we need a win to make the play-offs.
I don't go to every game, since I can't afford it, but I am as much a supporter as someone who goes to every game and I'd like to actually be at a game here or there when I have time and can afford it. The package thing and this buying in bulk thing is simply something that caters to the richer elements of Irish society. Are you telling me that just because you can't afford to go to every game, you aren't a real supporter? Nonsense!Quote:
Originally Posted by zenokelly
In any case, what's wrong with wanting to go see the Ireland versus Italy game? If you're in a situation where you can't always afford to go to every game, what's wrong with wanting to see Ireland play Italy? Sounds like a case of fan-snobbery to me.
I know its very expensive to go to games esp for someone who is livin up in Derry. You need to pay for petrol or for a bus down and hotel probably too and then match tickets also. Not only that if its a Wednesday you would need to take 2 days off work if you worked 9-5 type job. It is tough.
Although I will say that it is all to do with priority etc. There have been times I have stayed in for weeks on end so I could go to an Ireland away game. I was talking to a guy who was on the **** once saying that he could not afford the tickets for the home games as he sank another pint. Now nothing wrong with that, and we all have the freedom to spend the money as we wish but dont go on the lash and then say that you cant afford to go to games.
Good call NeilQuote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
A guy at work asked me how the hell do I manage to aford to go on so many football trips .
Easy I told him I don't go to the pub hardly at all these days and I work whatever overtime is going . I told him he should try it instead of bitching about lack of money for a change .
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Originally Posted by Predator
Spot on. And I've been going for years. As long as the regular fans don't miss out.....
We haven't had a home qualifier in months. If you wanted to save €20 a month between the last game and this one you'd have the money. Like Neil and Claret said, if you want to go, you'll make the sacrifices.Quote:
Originally Posted by Predator
The package deal helps to pay for items such as the rental of Croke Park, paying Trappatoni, developing the game etc etc.
Has anyone received their tickets yet? Mine were posted to one of the lads houses but he's over in Egypt at the mo
Tickets for both games arrived at my parents' place in Dublin yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrmojoreilly
It still doesn't mean they're wrong. It's not as if regular fans get any benefits, apart from the right to buy tickets.....Quote:
Originally Posted by MariborKev
Fans who can only afford to go to one game will be accomodated. I've no doubt there will be a chance to buy Montenegro tickets on their own.
Indeed you can probably buy them at less than face value.
Pretty big benefit though.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArdeeBhoy
The GAA only introduced season tickets this year. The IRFU have no such scheme - you pay €50 a year to get the chance to buy some but not all International tickets.
That just means they're all living in the 'Dark Ages'....in these days of technology it's easy enough to record who buys tickets regularly or corresponds with them.....or it should be.
Nicely done sir! Nicely done. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by gspain
That'd be handy if I could get a day off work. I can't though so the Saturday game is the only option for me. If the fiixtures were reversed the Saturday game would still be the only option.Quote:
Originally Posted by gspain
I don't blame the FAi for selling them in pairs, I can understand it, but I can't afford to pay an extra 50euro when I can't even go to the game.
Hopefully I'l get sorted though
my tickets arrived and they've moved me. I'm in 305 now (Cusack). Pretty much bang on the half way line so happy enough!!
My tickets also arrived yesteryday.
Also no glamour move for me. Canal end here I come... as usual.
I have 2 tickets available for 14th Oct Lower Cusack Stand Block 308, Row B if anyone interested, face value at the moment €70 each
Apparantly 65k tickets sold for both games to date.
Hopefully the FAI will release the remaining Italy tickets later this week, to people who only want to go to that game....if only to guarantee a full house.
I don't think that is going to happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArdeeBhoy
Montenegro will be sold on their own though next week.
Can't see that happening to be honest. should be a bit of a rush this week.Quote:
Originally Posted by gspain