Those Dundalk fans must be very exciting about playing their fierce local rivals if they're camping out overnight for tickets.
Those Dundalk fans must be very exciting about playing their fierce local rivals if they're camping out overnight for tickets.
20,000 - ever so slight exaggeration there!
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), only Irish club to win a game / points in Europa League Group Stage (2016).
I went up to Oriel this morning and turned back when I saw the length of the queue.
I have "home" tickets and am going to the game with 10 lads who are in a similar position. We'll go in in ones and twos. There will be plenty of other Dundalk fans there.
I don't know how true the queuing overnight is but if it is isn't it nice to see something like this for the game here. We're always giving out about poor attendances so it's a change to see a bit of demand for tickets.
As for your point on the stewards recognising all the home crowds, I doubt they'll stop anyone who isn't wearing colours into the home side. I've sat in with home crowds at plenty of grounds without any bother and I imagine this will be the same.
Ok but if you stand there with a 15e ticket with home written on it and don't get in, don't say ye werent warned! :-)
If this actually happens it would be utterly completely ridiculous.
Been to plenty of fiercer derby's on the Continent and there is always away fans in the stadium outside the away end. As long as no fans are making or looking for trouble who are drogheda to reject them.
I would expect a response from anyone who was told no even though they paid 15 euro.
The amount of rubbish you come out with is staggering. First saying that more than 600 Dundalk fans wanting to go to a cup semi-final against their nearest neighbours is a bandwagon!!!
And then saying that Dundalk fans who have home tickets won't get in is ridiculous, how can the stewards know where they're from and who they support?
You said you have a small home crowd and know the faces, so I assume that there will be about ~400 Drogheda fans at the game? Not possible that people from Drogheda who haven't been to a game all season will attend (is that a bandwagon as well?)?
In fairness to you, you are entertaining!
Should be a cracker anyway,hopefully common sense prevails and most who travel get in.A cup final would be a great way to end a fantastic season
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