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10/02/2008, 9:00 PM
Marco

New Season

Facinating to read what the big boys are saying about us for the new season. They seen to think that the likes of Ramblers and Harps are going to be easy pickings! But there forgeting a few things ...

Ramblers & Harps scored 118 goals last season, with just 37 against.
Both teams played 72 games in total between them and lost only 9(Rams 3, Harps 6).
Both teams had a goal ave of 40 & 41 plus.

Both sides played some excellant football and beat Premier Divison teams during the season. So I wouldn't be so sure about easing pickings, or sinking without a trace, not just yet. Your in for some fright lads;) What do you think.....
10/02/2008, 11:05 PM
Da-Mini

Yep

Dam right marco. Im telling ya wer going to shock a few non-believers this season.
COME ON THE RAMBLERS!!!! :D
10/02/2008, 11:10 PM
micls

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Originally Posted by Da-Mini

Dam right marco. Im telling ya wer going to shock a few non-believers this season.
COME ON THE RAMBLERS!!!! :D

I really hope ye do(apart from us :D)

But, simply basing it on ye're current squad I just think ye're lacking a bit.

I saw ye quite a few times last seaosn, and while being a very good team by first division standards I thought a good few of ye're lads looked a bit inexperienced at times.

I think a few experienced heads would make all the difference. If you look at the team you'll be fighting with- I'd say ye, Harps, Galway, UCD and Bray.

Harps-Have added experience but again I expect them to go down
Galway-Survived comfortably enough in the end last season and have added some good players. Should improve
UCD- Look the weakest of last years premier but have experience as a club and very good manager when it comes to fighting relegation battles and winning...I think they'l go down this year though
Bray-Have added quality. If they gel they could surprise a few teams.

It's hard for me to see ye finishing above 3 of those 4.

Saying that it would be fantastic if ye did. Ye have a young hungry team, and I hope it's enough
11/02/2008, 11:31 AM
ramsfan

i said it before lads it is us against the league, the lads should be so hungry to go and prove all the doubters wrong.

what matters most though is that when clubs come to st colmans they must hate playing they must find it intimidating and the lads must play in their faces, lets make it a fortress and we will be ok, win alot of home games and we will be ok
16/02/2008, 5:16 PM
Risteard

How much is a Rams season ticket and what does it entitle you to?
16/02/2008, 6:42 PM
ramsfan

not finalised yet but think it is 250 euro, allows you entrance to all fai games involving rams cant remember if that includes cup and entitles you to vote at agm. i am open to correction on this though
18/02/2008, 12:39 AM
Risteard

Hmmmm, that's steep compared to City.
I'd almost have gone for it as I expect to get to 10 or 12 games at least.
e12 in is very good though unless it's changing.
18/02/2008, 6:37 PM
Pablo Escobar

E12 in and E250 Season ticket doesn't really add up.
18/02/2008, 7:04 PM
ramblers

I would have thought the price to get in to games would be €15 for the premier division. If it stays at €12 then the season ticket is overpriced. The idea of a season ticket is to give a discount to people who pay upfront for the season. Cork City season ticket is €195 for the year. Oaps and Juvenilles are €100 and if you want to reserve a seat it is an extra €50.

What we need to do is reduce the season ticket price and get more people to buy it.

It would be better to have 200 tickets at €200=40000 then 100 at €250=25000.

I know everyone will say you get a vote at the AGM and support the club etc etc but we really need to think outside the box and get more people through the turnstile.

You could also look at having a 10 game ticket with no voting rights for say €100 which you could promote at the city fans like Pablo!!
18/02/2008, 8:55 PM
MojoPin

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Originally Posted by ramblers

I would have thought the price to get in to games would be �15 for the premier division. If it stays at �12 then the season ticket is overpriced. The idea of a season ticket is to give a discount to people who pay upfront for the season. Cork City season ticket is �195 for the year. Oaps and Juvenilles are �100 and if you want to reserve a seat it is an extra �50.

What we need to do is reduce the season ticket price and get more people to buy it.

It would be better to have 200 tickets at �200=40000 then 100 at �250=25000.

I know everyone will say you get a vote at the AGM and support the club etc etc but we really need to think outside the box and get more people through the turnstile.

You could also look at having a 10 game ticket with no voting rights for say �100 which you could promote at the city fans like Pablo!!

did u just read my post in the other thread about 3 hours ago and repeat what i said?
18/02/2008, 9:44 PM
ramsfan

is the city season ticket really only 195 euro, christ we are being fleeced if its true
18/02/2008, 10:02 PM
ramsfan

man utds season ticket is only 700 euro

middlesborough are 590 euro

wrexham are 385 euro

mk dons are 325

leeds are 500 euro

cork city 195 euro

drogheda are 340

cobh ramblers 250

make your own mind up do you think it is expensive or not , drogheda and cork are full time and in europe and droghedas is only 90 euro dearer:confused::confused:
19/02/2008, 7:33 AM
Pablo Escobar

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Originally Posted by ramsfan

is the city season ticket really only 195 euro, christ we are being fleeced if its true

My one was anyway. Plus you get 2 (twice I think, but could be wrong) free tickets to a home game of your choice to give away.
19/02/2008, 5:53 PM
ramblers

No Mojo didnt see your post!! But now that I have read it you have a great idea there!!
19/02/2008, 6:47 PM
micls

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar

My one was anyway. Plus you get 2 (twice I think, but could be wrong) free tickets to a home game of your choice to give away.

5 free tickets + more than 100euro worth of vouchers...but not to games of your choice
19/02/2008, 7:43 PM
Pablo Escobar

Quote:

Originally Posted by micls

5 free tickets + more than 100euro worth of vouchers...but not to games of your choice

I thought I read that, but I must have got confused somewhere along the way.
19/02/2008, 7:53 PM
rambler14

http://www.boylesports.com/betting/i...1&slm=368156.1

Looks like Boylesports are tipping us for relegation. 200/1 to win the league and Harps are 80/1........what a joke!
19/02/2008, 8:02 PM
ramsfan

harps are full time have good backing and a few new players that is probably the reason:rolleyes:
19/02/2008, 8:32 PM
bellavistaman

Quote:

Originally Posted by rambler14

http://www.boylesports.com/betting/i...1&slm=368156.1

Looks like Boylesports are tipping us for relegation. 200/1 to win the league and Harps are 80/1........what a joke!

i heard were 50/1 to stay up?? First off i dont know if bookies do bets like this on the EL but if they are, im stickin 100 on it:cool:
20/02/2008, 2:17 PM
ramsfan

50 / 1 to stay up do bookies do bets like this?
20/02/2008, 3:33 PM
rambler14

We got our Premier Division Licence today.
20/02/2008, 4:02 PM
ramsfan

excellent, did any club miss out or have trouble
20/02/2008, 4:05 PM
rambler14

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Originally Posted by ramsfan

excellent, did any club miss out or have trouble

No all 22 were granted licences. 3 from the 1st division were granted Premier licences.
20/02/2008, 4:07 PM
MojoPin

pats had trouble but were granted licence on the condition of fixing the problem
20/02/2008, 4:08 PM
ramsfan

at least thats one thing sorted, good news
20/02/2008, 5:25 PM
chimpster

Same with Athlone, were going to be refused but were conditioned to fix the problem instead. Maybe their stand isn't up to it! (:eek:)
20/02/2008, 9:44 PM
Pablo Escobar

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Originally Posted by chimpster

Same with Athlone, were going to be refused but were conditioned to fix the problem instead. Maybe their stand isn't up to it! (:eek:)

Usually it's something as simple as original forms not being submitted :rolleyes: