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have to say the rams singers were brilliant yesterday singing there hearts out fair dues
AT LET WE DIDNT HAVE O RESORT TO ABUSING ORDINARY DECENT FANS AND TO BURNING SCARFS
good natured fans enjoying the game not ruining it for others by intimidation:D
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Originally Posted by ramsfan
Be careful what you say you just implyed all our supporters a like that pr!ck who burnt the scarf and am sure he didnt resort to it he was a fcukn yob with too much to drink...be careful what you say about our supporters because nobody else is like that pr!ck..good man
when in oriel we were watching the game minding our own business and we were constantly threatened, ye give out about rovers played rovers last year and got less trouble off them:mad:
The Dundalk fans are a good bunch... they love their team and the game. Yeah there were a few gob****es at the game on Saturday but look at how many other decent Dundalk fans were there. We've had a few clowns travel with the Rams in the past... every team has them and the better a team does the more these gob****es appear.
Dundalk fans are always welcome in my book... no offense but hopefully we won't be playing ye again this year
C'mon the rams
Well said, it happens in every club. Got to say though that the Ramblers Supporters were excellant, what an athmosphere! The guys who brought in the drums, class. Non stop singing, after the game against Shels we have Monaghan at home on Nov 3rd, can we have the same again. Well done lads.Quote:
Originally Posted by rammie
Idea (lightbuld)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
For the Mon's match, why don't Ramblers offer everyone a small discount on entry if they're wearing their colours. Wouldn't have to be a massive discount but as it's last home game then why not. Just a thought...............
Idea, more like copyright from Glenthorn, i have sky sports news too Luka:D. But shouold be done alright, specially as its last home game of season.Quote:
Originally Posted by luka
Why not let all u16`s in free when accompanied by an adult..
Erm!! First I heard of Glentoran doing it to be honest. I actually saw it on the official Irish League site thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
Cause their big and ugly enough to have Mammy and Daddy pay for themQuote:
Originally Posted by Rams-07
Doesn't Galway do this? AFAIK the place is awash with kids running riot around the ground, showing no interest in games and proving more of an annoyance than a help.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rams-07
Saying that, we have had a few youth groups in for free, well supervised and they have come back every game since with larger and larger numbers. We have also had new numbers joining the singing crew of late, all around 15/16, well behaved and helps create a much better atmosphere.
So many complaints against though, the best idea is approach schools/youth clubs, etc and offer dicount or free tickets that way. :cool:
fair point sam, our promotions officer is doing a lot of what you have suggested already with schools, clubs, special needs groups etc. the leave them in for nothing idea would make the club a creche for the afternoonQuote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
Agree.Most under 16's are **** stirring ****ers anyway. Why not let season ticket holders in for free. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by 6yardpunisha
What about this ... I will give a copy of FIFA 08 on Xbox 360 (1 only) to the best dressed supporter in Ramblers colours from head to toe! Results and pic I can post here.Quote:
Originally Posted by bellavistaman
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Originally Posted by bellavistaman
surely u mean that season tkt holders should be allowed bring a friend for free?
i think this should be encouraged becasue i know a few people that if i brought them they'd come back without doubt but its just getting them in the gate first which is hard plus i know that the person id bring in with me would spend money in be before and after..
but wait it'll never happen
i only have a ps2, can you not give away a 360 console,Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
GUFC let all U-12's accompanied by an adult in for free not U-16's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
In fairness to alot of the 15-17 year olds who go to the game are there because they want to watch the match.
It's a minority of scangers and plonkers that cause a bit of agro.
I think he was taking the p!ss Mojo.Quote:
Originally Posted by MojoPin
by god mojo!Quote:
Originally Posted by MojoPin
thats a good idea marco..will get a lot of colour into the stadium...the flags were a big hit with the fans on the new stand...also i'v heard a lot of people talking about buying scarves to swing around over our heads like the celtic and liverpool fans....i think the end of the season has come too soon i think this is the greatest ever season ramblers have ever gone through with the new stands,new fans and the way ramblers is now the talk of the town.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
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Originally Posted by 4th-div-are-we
Lads as regards to the scarves it would be a great idea. Anyone that hasn't a scarve can purchase one from the club shop at the ground. I am trying to get a discount price, 9e instead of 12euro. It's the last home game of the season, schools out and we have a play off place secured. As a thank you to the team we should be out in force to cheer them on. Play info .... 2nd v 3rd to play on 16th Nov @ 7.45 ... winners v 11th in Prem 1st leg Nov 20th @ 7.45, 2nd leg Nov 26th @ 7.45.
so a friday for dundalk, and a tuesday and monday for the prem team, in all fairness thats ridiculous, mind you i only get cought for the first game against the prem team, any idea if were home or away for the first game, good idea for the scarfs marco,Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco