Vocal supporters needed

**Beavis** · 16/02/2004, 5:54 PM

Just got off the phone with another interested in this but who's not in the south for the game and also got an email.Said that they'd be very interested in getting involved for future games and but it's just that we needed these friendlies to get some kind of establishment and if all went well possibly a ticket allocation.
Going straight into the qualifiers hardly stands much chance because everyone would be seated away from another.

There's does seem to be a market,for want of a better word,for such a this South Terrace Vocal Irish but just the timing seemed to be slightly off.If the games were not bought as a triple header I'd say we could have got it going for the second game.Anyway on the positive I have numbers of lads interested in singing and if the opportunity comes up to try the South Terrace thing again I can get them together.

That's it though for the while.Over and Out.

**FinnanFC** · 18/02/2004, 10:25 AM

How're yiz lads!

Great idea I must say, I hope to get down there early tonight, but I'm a bit ****ed off to hear you say that you get looked at ike you've got two heads when getting vocal on the South Terrace. I've been going there regularly for years to every game I can get tickets for (mostly friendlies since the corporates get so many for the competitive games). By the way you lads have been going on you'ld swear you were the only ones making noise at all, which isn't true or fair to everyone else who makes an effort. I think the atmosphere has been getting back to somthing like it's best, particularly at the Australia game, I thought it was great and lots of people around where we were joined in regularly with songs and chants, many of them starting themselves (who knows, maybe I was standing beside you guys!)

**Beavis** · 18/02/2004, 11:00 AM

Originally posted by FinnanFC

I'm a bit ****ed off to hear you say that you get looked at ike you've got two heads when getting vocal on the South Terrace. I've been going there regularly for years to every game I can get tickets for (mostly friendlies since the corporates get so many for the competitive games).

Exactly!Friendly days can be decent enough but the competitive games are dire down there.
The plan in the long run was to sort out the South Terrace for competitive games,by getting an allocation of tickets for the WC campaign.

**tiktok** · 18/02/2004, 12:26 PM

I know this is late in the day but there are tickets here, and most at face value.

**ProfFrink** · 21/02/2004, 4:29 PM

We all know that trying to get a name for our selves at the current friendies is going to be difficult as its impossible to get tickets. So I have an alternative solution.

We can get tickets to home matches for the womens senior matches, mens u21 and u19 matches. If we are to show ourselves as true irish fans then we should go to these matches and make some noise at them. The FAI will notice us at them and we get practice at being organised. We won't be able to go to them all, most likely only those held in the evening.

Is anyone interested in this idea as a possible way forward?

**tiktok** · 21/02/2004, 6:53 PM

cracking idea ProfFrink, with the advantage of getting to watch more football. win-win if you ask me, adn a great way to convince the FAI to get behind the idea of a vocal south terrace.

**ger121** · 21/02/2004, 7:06 PM

yeah i would, eh except the womens football, i think you are pushing it there abit

**Beavis** · 22/02/2004, 12:09 PM

I'm up for that.
Although I go to underage matches now and then and there's rarely anyone singing.We might seem a bit out of place but what matter.

**A face** · 22/02/2004, 1:14 PM

That sound good .... It is actually what happens in Italy ... Cup games are a bif thing but fans with stbbs from those games get priority for other games

**tetsujin1979** · 23/02/2004, 9:56 AM

Yeah, I'd be up for that, been to a few underage games since I moved up to Dublin, been like a funeral sometimes

**soccerc** · 23/02/2004, 10:35 AM

Originally posted by tetsujin1979
Yeah, I'd be up for that, been to a few underage games since I moved up to Dublin, been like a funeral sometimes

Rep of Ireland under 19's play Slovenia this evening 23 Feb at Richmond Park, Inchicore kicking off at 7:30pm

**ProfFrink** · 23/02/2004, 1:06 PM

If we are going to go to this tonight then where should we meet up before what pub ie in town or in inichcore?

**Beavis** · 23/02/2004, 3:14 PM

They're playing on Wendesday in Dalymount aswell,should we go with that instead,more time to plan.

**ProfFrink** · 23/02/2004, 3:38 PM

I agree Beavis, today was a bit too short notice. Wednesday's game is on at 11.00am unfortunatly i'm in work then so I wouldn't be able to make that.

Here are some of the up coming fixtures from the FAI website, i'm sure they will add more as time goes by.

International Fixture List

Republic of Ireland Teams' Fixtures and Tournaments for 2004/05

For Ticket information click here

FEBRUARY 2004

18th February
Ireland Seniors v Brazil
Friendly
Lansdowne Road
Kick-off: 7.30pm

23rd February
Ireland Under-19 v Slovenia
Friendly
Home
Kick-off: 7.30pm

24th February
Ireland Under-21 v Portugal
Tournament
Madeira
Kick-off: 11:00am

25th February
Ireland Under-21 v Italy
Tournament
Madeira
Kick-off 4:00pm

25th February
Ireland Under-19 v Slovenia
Friendly
Dalymount Park
Kick-off: 11.00am

27th February
Ireland Under-21 v Madeira
Tournament
Madeira
Kick-off 10:00 am

27th February
FAIS v Scotland
Friendly
Home

MARCH 2004

10th March
Ireland Women's Seniors v Holland
Friendly
Holland

12th March
Austria v FAIS
Friendly
Away

15th March
Ireland Women's Under-19 v England
Friendly
Away

26th March
England v FAIS
Friendly
Away

31st March
Ireland Seniors v Czech Republic
Friendly
Lansdowne Road
Kick-off: 7.30pm

APRIL 2004

2nd April
FAIS v Northern Ireland
Friendly
Home

6th April
Ireland Juniors v Netherlands
Friendly
Holland

6th April - 11th April
Ireland Under 19 v Portugal/Norway/Ukraine
Tournament
Portugal

6th April - 11th April
Ireland Under 16 v Portugal/Russia/Turkey
Tournament
Portugal

10th April
Ireland Women's Seniors v Croatia
European Qualifier
Venue: tbc

12th April
FAIS v New Zealand
Friendly
Home

19th-25th April
Ireland Women's Under-19 v Denmark/Spain/Slovakia
European Qualifiers
Spain

22nd April
Turkey v Ireland Under 17
Friendly
Turkey

24th April
Turkey v Ireland Under 17
Friendly
Turkey

27th April
Ireland Under-16 v Holland
Friendly
Dublin

29th April
Ireland Under-16 v Holland
Friendly
Dublin

MAY 2004

1st May
Romania v Ireland Women's Seniors
European Qualifier
Romania

7th May
Ireland Under-15 v Northern Ireland
Friendly
Dublin

7th May
Ireland Under-15 v Northern Ireland
Friendly
Dublin

9th May
Bosnia-Herzegovina v Ireland Women's Seniors
European Qualifier
Bosnia-Herzegovina

19th May
Belgium v Ireland Under 19
European Qualifier
Belgium

21st May
Serbia and Montenegro v Ireland Under 19
European Qualifier
Belgium

23rd May
Norway v Ireland Under 19
European Qualifier
Belgium

27th May
Ireland Seniors v Romania
Friendly
Lansdowne Road
Kick-off: 7.30pm

JUNE 2004

25th June
Ireland Women's Seniors v Malta
European Qualifier
Venue: tbc

**tetsujin1979** · 23/02/2004, 3:48 PM

Ditto, wednesday's game is out of the question for me due to work

The way things are in here right now I doubt I'll be able to make tonight's game either

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**Beavis** · 23/02/2004, 6:14 PM

I didn't know it was on at 11.00 sorry lads.There doesn't seem to be an underage match until well after the senior Czech game.

I think if yous try we'll be able to get tickets for the Czech game.Already the Buy and Sell has them going at face value as the glamour game punters want out.