What makes it more sickening is to think that last summer not one European club game was shown live. It was hilarious to have to watch streams of Pat's v Steaua and Bohs v Salzburg (both in Dublin) on the internet with foreign commentaries. Using threads here last summer, the services of myp2p.eu and the various online listings, I discovered that RTE and BBC NI were the only public service broadcasters not to show even one live game involving one of their clubs - even people in Andorra, Malta and San Marino got a live game.
Welcome to Ireland, where village idiots run everything......
54,321 sold - wws will never die - ***
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Are these the prices for this game?
Upper tier / behind the goals 45 euro
lower tier 60 euro
premium behind the goal 75
premium corner area 85
premium wing 95
premium centre 100
Yep, they are correct
UCD sha-la-la
Yeah they were included in yesterdays letter. FAI will obviously milk it for as much as they can!
UCD sha-la-la
The Monaghan V Dundalk EA Cup semi has also been confirmed as moved to the same date - Tuesday 17 August.
http://www.monaghanunited.com/page2.htm
This will also result in a big drop in attendance on a Tuesday evening as opposed to afternoon of a Bank Holiday Monday. But of course it is important that the little LoI clubs don't interfere with the milking of the gullibles at Aviva for the Man U farce.
This re-arrangement paves the way for Philly Hughes to scare the bejayus out of Vidic and Ferdinand (or whoever their youth team replacements will be)
Last edited by Ezeikial; 18/06/2010 at 10:45 PM. Reason: insert link
FAI website hasn't changed the dates yet.
http://www.fai.ie/index.php?option=c...-cup&Itemid=52
Why would they want to draw attention to something that would otherwise go unnoticed outside of LOI fans?
The movement of the Mons/Dundalk fixture will have a big impact on the attendance.A bank holiday fixture at 3 bells Versus a Tuesday fixture at 8 will,imo,half the travelling fans.
Will the FAI be compensating the mons for the loss on the gate?And Dundalk for their percentage?
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i would reckon its close enough,if i was the chairman of Monaghan Utd. i would be well ****ed off.I know a lot off people that Cant travel because of the switch
I can't imagine a huge number of people are affected. Not a lot of businesses these days actually take bank holidays off anyway.
Its not a question of "real LoI fans" choosing the farce over the Semi.
It is very obvious that far more people would attend on a Bank Holiday Monday afternoon (when most people are off work) then on a mid week night.
If you are so far out of touch with reality, I suggest that you look for the next available position in the FAI - your thinking is very well aligned
of course it will have an large impact on the attendance, bank hol over a tues evening is a no brainer .i would guess a loss of about 6 to 8 grand.
I wish i did not know then what I dont know now
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thats because everyday is a bank hol in south dublin ..... only kidding
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