Away to Galway

**Grasshopper 99** · 04/03/2010, 8:58 AM

The Supporters Club will run a bus to the away match in Galway on Friday 12th March.
The bus will depart from Superquinn Shopping centre at 2.00pm.
Fares are €25 (Adults), €15 (Schoolchild) & €10 (Child). Seats must be booked in advance from the supporters club on 0879968969

You might be wondering why the prices are so higher this season and its because of the people who book onto the bus and never turn up or cancel there seat in advance, so for example going to sligo in a 52 seater with 45 seats booked to ending up still on that bus with only 20 people onboard, when there could have been a smaller bus (26 seater) arranged which would have been cheaper to run. The more people who go on the buses the better chance the price will drop, so lads and girls (majority are on here) when you book make sure you can go and if not cancel no less than 2 days in advance.

**Hulsey** · 04/03/2010, 12:00 PM

Is that game not monday 15th? Fixture list on loi website states it is

**Grasshopper 99** · 04/03/2010, 12:21 PM

No its on the friday, its a misprint.

**gufcfan** · 04/03/2010, 8:01 PM

The FAI just copy and replaced Bray Wanderers into Cork's fixtures in the Premier and vice-versa.

Would anyone here be willing to contribute a few words to our match programme.

Short questionnaire type thing. Any interested parties can send me a PM.

**Cabinteelygull** · 07/03/2010, 2:32 PM

Is that €15 schoolchild a student fare? What i mean is what age category does it fall under? Might make the trip for this one hopefully there are good numbers gong!

**Bray Wanderers Supporters Club** · 08/03/2010, 8:00 AM

The Supporters Club will run a bus to Galway provided we get enough people going on it. Please book by Wednesday.
Fares are €20 (Adults), €15 (Secondary School child) & €10 (Child under 15). Seats must be booked in advance from the supporters club on 0879968969.

**KK77** · 08/03/2010, 9:53 AM

Many going down to this?? Come on we need as many travelling to aways this season to get behind Eddie and the lads. And by aways i mean games outside of Dublin!

**peadar1987** · 08/03/2010, 11:16 AM

If the bus is full, you can get the Go Bus from town for a tenner each way (might be cheaper with a student travel card). It's only a little more, and Galway is a cracking night out for after the game as well. NUIG girls are easier than Junior Cert CSPE!

**Cabinteelygull** · 08/03/2010, 4:36 PM

I'm convinced!! How many people will it take for the bus to run, i'm going to try persuade a few more to go....

**Hulsey** · 08/03/2010, 6:24 PM

After the showing against Dundalk I'm really optimistic that we can get a result upo in Galway. Everyone who's available to go should make an effort to, plus Fibbers up in eyre squares one of the best away pubs imo. Last time was up there had 2 for 1s on long island ice tea's. Happy days

**Hulsey** · 09/03/2010, 8:47 PM

Just got a text there saying no bus going to Galway. After a great performance last week from a very inexperienced team who only knew their opposition less than a week before the kick off its very disappointing that more people aren't making the effort to support the lads

**peadar1987** · 09/03/2010, 10:06 PM

Originally Posted by Hulsey

Just got a text there saying no bus going to Galway. After a great performance last week from a very inexperienced team who only knew their opposition less than a week before the kick off its very disappointing that more people aren't making the effort to support the lads

www.gobus.ie

€18 for a student return, €20 for an adult, €15 for an under 15. (I don't work for go bus, I just worked in Galway for a few weeks last summer, and it's the easiest and cheapest way of getting there if your sister has stolen your car because she hates you)

**KK77** · 10/03/2010, 9:36 AM

Originally Posted by Hulsey

Just got a text there saying no bus going to Galway. After a great performance last week from a very inexperienced team who only knew their opposition less than a week before the kick off its very disappointing that more people aren't making the effort to support the lads

Are you really surprised by this?

**KR's Post** · 10/03/2010, 10:02 AM

That attitude is why i fell outta love with the club. Do what we did few years back and book your own bus!

**Eoingull** · 10/03/2010, 11:02 PM

Considering the (usually poor) numbers that go to away games, I think we have been spoiled at Bray over the years. It would appear to me that the club has tried it's best to promote a culture of supporters attending away matches, but the numbers have just not been there. Ireland's not that big, and it's not that complicated. Take Peadar's advice and get the bus over and back yerselves!!! Last season I did Leeds-Dublin-Derry-Dublin-Leeds by myself to get to the match where we were finally relegated.

**naoise kennedy** · 13/03/2010, 12:14 PM

ok we lost last night but lets hope the heads don't drop,, galway got two good goals, eddie saw the problem and changed nicky for philly.. listening to galway fm it sounded like we were much better in the second half, made more chances and could have got a goal or two, lets not forget that this was a team for the first division and it take time..

**melvin** · 13/03/2010, 12:28 PM

read the league of ireland website this morning and it said bray played very well and missed a great chance at the end. i think in the next few weeks as this team starts to gel this could become a good side very capable of taking a few big scalps.

**BrayUnknowns** · 13/03/2010, 1:34 PM

Galway got to goals from Bray defensive errors. We started well and Doyle scored a cracking volley but was given offside, i was walking down to the seats at the time he struck it and he didn't look offside. After about 15 minutes of towing and frowing Galway got on top and were the better side. There first goal was a lucky break of the ball from Kane making a decent save and there second goal he had a chance to clear it but it was fluffed. We came back into the game with about 6 or 7 minutes t go in the first half and got a deserved goal, we should have then equalised just on half time but the chance was wasted. Galway should have had a peno in the first half as well from a Massey tackle.

We came out much brighter in the 2nd half and were for most of it by far the better side, we created enough chances to win the game, very similar to the Dundalk game really. Galway played the half on the counter attack and the long ball over the top all night long, it worked for them until we brought Knight on, who made a smahing goal saving tackle mid-way through the 2nd half. That was one of only 2 chances Galway had in the 2nd half.

Again, everyone who a huge effort in and ran themselves int the ground. Knight, Shields and Doyle really stood out for me, the amount they put in was brilliant. Doyle had chances to score and should have scored with the chance near the end, it was a case of it hitting the kepper with the ball, not actually saving it.

Overall on the last minutes of the first half and the whole 2nd half we deserved to take something form the game, we just need to start taking our chances. Even though Galway scored two, Ryan was the busier keeper making saves.

On another note, Heary is just shocking for Galway, no pace and was caught out several times, he was very lucky to stay on the pitch for an off the ball Eblow on Shane O'Neill.

Just a word on our "fans" down there at the game last night. Fair play to the very few who made the trip. But..... jesus we have some clowns supporting us! i was begining to think some of them didn't know anything about Football with the stuff they were coming out with. slagging our own players, whats that all about? I thought supporters were supposed to support.

I really think people are forgetting that our pre season was set up for the first division, the team was set up for the first division. We had pretty much NO time to prepare for the Premier Division. We ya's give them time to settle FFS

**naoise kennedy** · 13/03/2010, 1:59 PM

I really think people are forgetting that our pre season was set up for the first division, the team was set up for the first division. We had pretty much NO time to prepare for the Premier Division. We ya's give them time to settle FFS ...

well said....it really sounds like we gave a good performance in the second half, give them time..

**Hulsey** · 13/03/2010, 9:58 PM

Originally Posted by BrayUnknowns

Just a word on our "fans" down there at the game last night. Fair play to the very few who made the trip. But..... jesus we have some clowns supporting us! i was begining to think some of them didn't know anything about Football with the stuff they were coming out with. slagging our own players, whats that all about? I thought supporters were supposed to support.

I really think people are forgetting that our pre season was set up for the first division, the team was set up for the first division. We had pretty much NO time to prepare for the Premier Division. We ya's give them time to settle FFS

Just out of interest what was being said or who was this directed at?