The Big Fat European Latest Thread

**MeathDrog** · 01/08/2009, 12:34 PM

Chambers scored a very good goal last night too.

**Sheridan** · 01/08/2009, 12:35 PM

'Keeper beaten at the near post, though - naughty.

**paul_oshea** · 01/08/2009, 4:28 PM

Originally Posted by RonnieB

Anyone notice the fella in the white and green striped jacket walking along with everyone celebrating seemingly not one bit interested in the goal?

that was dodge

**Raheny Red** · 01/08/2009, 6:39 PM

Originally Posted by MeathDrog

Chambers scored a very good goal last night too.

How has he done for you so far?

**MeathDrog** · 02/08/2009, 12:12 AM

Originally Posted by Raheny Red

How has he done for you so far?

Made a slow start but looked very good in the last few games or so.

**Raheny Red** · 02/08/2009, 10:46 AM

Originally Posted by MeathDrog

Made a slow start but looked very good in the last few games or so.

Good stuff, it was great to see him get one over on Fenlon too.

**brendy_�ire** · 04/08/2009, 12:58 PM

Anyone else discovered this on their European travels?

At the game in Sofia, we were charged 30 leva (€15). The CSKA fans opposite us were charged 4 leva (€2).

Now I know the clubs set their own prices for the games, but this just doesn't seem right at all.

We're charging �20 in on Thursday and, IMO, we should charge the CSKA in the same way as they charged us (7.5 times the price of a normal ticket), making that �150 a pop for CSKA fans. If they've travelled from Bulgaria, they'll more than likely pay it.

**micls** · 04/08/2009, 1:31 PM

Originally Posted by brendy_�ire

Anyone else discovered this on their European travels?

At the game in Sofia, we were charged 30 leva (�15). The CSKA fans opposite us were charged 4 leva (�2).

Now I know the clubs set their own prices for the games, but this just doesn't seem right at all.

We're charging �20 in on Thursday and, IMO, we should charge the CSKA in the same way as they charged us (7.5 times the price of a normal ticket), making that �150 a pop for CSKA fans. If they've travelled from Bulgaria, they'll more than likely pay it.

Last year in Finland, the city council decided to let everyone into the stadium for free for our game, except for the 25 cork city fans who had to pay 15euro each.....

**sligoman** · 04/08/2009, 2:34 PM

We paid €5 in Albania, rumours were that their fans were being allowed in free. Although I met a Vllaznia fan and they paid the equivalent of €4 in their money.

**The Betting Man** · 04/08/2009, 2:55 PM

Originally Posted by brendy_�ire

Anyone else discovered this on their European travels?

At the game in Sofia, we were charged 30 leva (�15). The CSKA fans opposite us were charged 4 leva (�2).

Now I know the clubs set their own prices for the games, but this just doesn't seem right at all.

We're charging �20 in on Thursday and, IMO, we should charge the CSKA in the same way as they charged us (7.5 times the price of a normal ticket), making that �150 a pop for CSKA fans. If they've travelled from Bulgaria, they'll more than likely pay it.

Didnt the same thing happen to Arsenal last year in the champions league when they played Villareal away,Villareal charged Arsenal fans way over the top for a match ticket compared to the home fans,must be a European thing

**Longfordian** · 04/08/2009, 3:09 PM

I think Villareal did the same with Man Utd fans from recollection they charged something like 60 quid a ticket to the away fans and somewhere around 25 to home fans.

**pineapple stu** · 04/08/2009, 3:34 PM

Bohs did the same with Sligo last night; E20 in for Sligo fans and E15 in for B...

I've said too much...

**Candystripe** · 04/08/2009, 4:35 PM

Happened to Derry City in '03 away to Apoel Nicosia as well when we were charged five times what they paid.

**sidcon** · 04/08/2009, 5:01 PM

Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Bohs did the same with Sligo last night; E20 in for Sligo fans and E15 in for B...

I've said too much...

No all fans paid the same price weather you were from Bohs Sligo or even members

tickets were

Adult 20euros; Students 10euros, Children/OAP 5euros

**sligoman** · 04/08/2009, 5:06 PM

Originally Posted by sidcon

tickets were

Adult 20euros; Students 10euros, Children/OAP 5euros

Or free if you go in early enough

**sidcon** · 04/08/2009, 5:08 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

Or free if you go in early enough

So were do we send the bill to for your entry fee, you should know every little bit helps with Bohs at the moment.

**marinobohs** · 04/08/2009, 5:57 PM

Originally Posted by sligoman

Or free if you go in early enough

If we break the 65% rule by 20 euro or less I am telling the FAI on you

I have no doubt that Delaney and Co can fine a club for this ? (they can for most things).
A good excuse to sack our securitate as thy obviously are not doing their job.

**MeathDrog** · 04/08/2009, 6:05 PM

Originally Posted by sidcon

So were do we send the bill to for your entry fee, you should know every little bit helps with Bohs at the moment.

Maybe that's why he went in for free.

**A N Mouse** · 04/08/2009, 6:22 PM

Pretty sure that clubs aren't allowed to charge over the odd after complaints to uefa about fans being ripped off.

This text appears on uefa's FAQs

The price of tickets for supporters of the visiting club may not exceed the price of tickets of a comparable quality that are sold to supporters of the home club.

bottom of this page http://www.uefa.com/uefa/faq/index.html

Or Organisation > FAQ from the homepage.

It seems it used to appear in the CL regulations, but the paragraph where it appeared previously now refers to other regulations.