I know the league is almost 100% over even if Cork win but given a win will def keep it at least a little interesting and potentially get Cork back on form is it that inconceivable that the match might sell out?
How long have you been on this forum? You expect that you're going to get the truth 😂Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Nope. But I'm not the one having a hissy fit and assuming stuff that I just don't know.
Maybe just wait until the situation becomes clear, and then complain online afterwards - as appropriate ? It's dull, I know.
Nope. But I suspect grown adults (?) to hold their water and not rant and rave when they don't know the truth. There is a difference.
Although admittedly the internet does thrive on ill-informed rants from people with no interest in knowing or making an effort to determine the actual truth
Bizarre advice.
Wait until it is too late to do anything before drawing attention to a strange decision??
I warned about this at the start of the year and I was scoffed at.
The cult has gone full Johnstown.
I can see it now.
Maxi and Gerry Adams being machine gunned on the runway of cork airport having come to inspect facilities.
Meanwhile at the cross eanna and the lads are handing out plastic cups of murphy's to the men women and children while assuring them that in the next life every team will have nine centre halfs.
Caulfield will be found later in one of the dressing rooms having taken the easy way out of a long ball to the head.
Still, it'll be nice to remind any survivors of the time cork city turned down five or six grand the next time they are wibbling on about the benefits of fan ownership or dan murray is on red fm begging for a lift to a match.
They'll all get along like a house on fire, if a Cork player goes to put in a tackle the whole home support will wail in disgust and the away fans will nod in agreement!Hmmmmm maybe those quiet sensitive souls at CCFC don't want to be mixed in with a bunch of 'annoyed or angry' fans from D Town
I'm taking your advice and I've put in a FOI request to Cork City to get discovery of all relevant documentsNope. But I suspect grown adults (?) to hold their water and not rant and rave when they don't know the truth. There is a difference.
Although admittedly the internet does thrive on ill-informed rants from people with no interest in knowing or making an effort to determine the actual truth
In the meantime I'll be at the High Court tomorrow seeking an injunction to postpone the match until we get the "actual truth".
Hahahahahaha. That stand holds around 2,000 people. You wouldn't fill half it ffs.
We'd have better chance of filling it than you would...
Five or six grand. Are you mental? With average ticket prices of €12 you'd want an extra 500 away fans. I'm sure there'll be a few disappointed Dundalk fans but lets not pretend they bring that many away fans either. If they did bring that many you'd have far higher security/garda costs.
Enjoy the first division next year.
Alright bud. Hope you get the 2000 away tickets you need off Waterford in a few weeks.
Be sure to let us know if any travelling Dundalk fans are left outside.
Im sure that will depend on the amount of Harp cans that fall out of the minibus as it pulls up, with or without away end tickets. DFCForever has tongue firmly in cheek lads. Not even the most obsessed would genuinely claim to have 2000 fans travel to a game with plenty of the season to go. A winner takes all last day of the season match in a bigger stadium so as not to have to limit tickets sure we'd fill St Annes and the Donie Ford ye know....
This is certainly a possibility but it's unlikely that they will be able to stop every Dundalk fan that has a home ticket from getting in. Then what do they do? Eject people in the middle of the game? That wouldn't go down too well.
Actually another question. Did Cork get a new security firm this season? Usually the stewards are great but last time we were there they had an over enthusiastic security person who was getting in the middle of fans for silly things like telling lads to put their tops back on. Causing unnecessary tension
In fairness I had no idea the St. Anne's held that many
Proper order! Mike Ashley and Dundalk Danny? Nobody needs to see that!!
In 2014 Dundalk anticipated Crok fans having tickets for the home section and kept a block of the temporary stand behind the goal free so that they could be accomodated there beside the rest of the Cork fans. Not many took those seats and went in to the much maligned away terrace but at least it meant safe holding capacity of that area wasnt breached. I'd be surprised if Cork dont take a similar pragmatic approach and have an additional few rows at that corner of the St Annes stand that Dundalk fans elswhere in the ground could be directed to.
Turns out City sent up an extra 200 tickets and the boys in the office in Oriel kept them for their mates.
As far as I know there was 180 on a list of people who queued and did not get a ticket on the morning tickets went on sale. It seems most have been sorted now thankfully. Really looking forward to the game now. Hope we stuff yas...should be a cracking atmosphere.
Thank God for that,the Dundalk outrage was getting out of hand!
They must have a lot of mates. Can you name them please so we can report it to the club?
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