San Marino Away (7th February 2007) - Match Thread

**Green Tribe** · 15/01/2007, 4:33 PM

1. GT(1) Confirmed
2. Babysis(1) Confirmed
3. AidoM(1) Confirmed
4. Citizenerased (5) Confirmed
5. 0325422 (7) Confirmed/poached
6. Reddladd (5) Confirmed
7. Some room for the Hibs fan x (2) (hibs4Ever) Confirmed
8. Murty (7) Confirmed
9. Derry Dubs (5) Confirmed
10. Sylvo + Lopez gang (7) Confirmed
11. Ash (3) Confirmed
12. Saint07 (5) Confirmed
13. Sambu92 (5) Confirmed
14. Danny (6) Confirmed
15. Soylent Green(5)
16. Wood Green Mafia(4)

Total of 69 definite confirmed.
Our price is going to be E 10 per person.
07 February 2007 h 12.30 from Rimini to San Marino, returning from San Marino at h 23.00

77 seater booked and confirmed, train station Rimini, pick up point, more details later.... GT

**Babysis** · 15/01/2007, 5:24 PM

Originally Posted by Bomb Landsdowne

how will they be taking this money off us, through our credit card or do we pay in cash in Stansted when we check in??

The airline you have booked with should contact you and tell you

a) how much you owe
b) when you have to pay it by
c) how to pay it, so dont worry.

**SuperDave** · 15/01/2007, 5:51 PM

Originally Posted by Babysis

The airline you have booked with should contact you and tell you

a) how much you owe
b) when you have to pay it by
c) how to pay it, so dont worry.

quoth ryanair:
http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/notic...-APD_Notice-GB
We greatly regret that Ryanair has no alternative, but to act as the UK Chancellor's tax collector and in accordance with Article 4.2.2 of Ryanair's General Conditions of Carriage, all affected passengers will be advised via email of the additional tax amount that will be automatically charged to the credit card or debit card used to pay for their original booking. These credit/debit card transactions will take place over the next 2 weeks .

also some typical michael o'leary stuff:

the UK Chancellor, Mr Gordon Brown MP, announced his decision to DOUBLE his ridiculous and anti-consumer "Air Passenger Duty". This tax grab which will generate �1bn. in tax revenues for the UK Government, but will do nothing for the environment.
Ryanair condemns the UK Chancellor's unfair and regressive tax on ordinary passengers
Ryanair's passengers - who enjoy the lowest average air fares in the UK - are paying the highest rate of tax (35%) while many of "Greedy Gordon's" friends and fellow politicians are still flying business class where this tax represents less than 5% of their air fare. This is just another example of politicians using the environment to grab further taxes from the travelling public.

and so forth

**Green Tribe** · 15/01/2007, 6:35 PM

Originally Posted by AidoM

Hope we don't get any passenger duty on the GT BUS

of course not..

Have promised Bus davide that taking care of the passengers are 2 professional ladies and 1 professional mature

gentleman who has experience in bus tours

**Green Tribe** · 15/01/2007, 6:48 PM

Just a little update on GT BUS. Was too busy at work today to surf the net. Davide has confirmed to me today that the GT BUS will depart at 12:30 at Rimini train station (central point) I will confirm all these details on a map shortly. He has also kindly confirmed that the bus will drop us off in San Marino so we can have a walkabout/pub crawl/view the tacky souvenir shops and shall pick us up again at 1900 and take us straight to the stadium. Our contact phone numbers will be PM'd to all the lead passengers in case someone happens to get lost in San Marino

All final details will be posted here very soon and can be PM'd/emailed to anyone if they wish. Davide has been very helpful and very easy-going with all the arrangements, so it should be a great bus trip, details to follow.
Thanks to all those who have provided names, phone numbers etc. FYI, it is a 77 seater.
Ciao!

**samabu92** · 15/01/2007, 7:06 PM

Well done GT

At least we dont have to walk the 2 miles to ground. Fair play to Davide for getting the bus to pick us up again and take us to ground.

**Green Tribe** · 15/01/2007, 7:20 PM

Originally Posted by samabu92

Well done GT. At least we dont have to walk the 2 miles to ground. Fair play to Davide for getting the bus to pick us up again and take us to ground.

I know! I was chancing my arm asking would they do it, but fair play he said it was fine, maybe he didn't understand

Have to say my backing team of other professional lady and mature professional gentleman with Bus Tour experience were great.
Getting quite excited about it now.

**Babysis** · 15/01/2007, 7:43 PM

Hi

Just to repeat, can all those who are wanting to travel on the GT bus pm me the following (its purely so we dont go without one you)

- Name(of each person travelling)
- Hotel your staying in
- Who is will be the contact person for your party.
- A phone number for at least the contact person in your party

I will let use have my Irish mobile number too when we confirm everything a little nearer the time.

Any problems / queries, feel free to pm me.

Thanks - Babysis

**joe_barry80** · 16/01/2007, 1:54 PM

Hi i'm to lazy to searc for the tread but is there any service taking people to san marino from rimini and back

**Ash** · 16/01/2007, 2:00 PM

Originally Posted by joe_barry80

Hi i'm to lazy to searc for the tread but is there any service taking people to san marino from rimini and back

What do you mean too lazy to search for the tread ... you just posted in it

**samabu92** · 16/01/2007, 2:05 PM

Anybody else flying into Bologna/Forli at 2200 on the tuesday night and going to Rimini.

**Beavis** · 16/01/2007, 2:34 PM

Originally Posted by samabu92

Anybody else flying into Bologna/Forli at 2200 on the tuesday night and going to Rimini.

Were on that flight, I just hope there is still trains at that hour or were fooked. Decided to head up to Bologna from there and down to Rimini the next day though.

**AidoM** · 16/01/2007, 2:42 PM

Originally Posted by joe_barry80

Hi i'm to lazy to searc for the tread but is there any service taking people to san marino from rimini and back

Laziness is not the word for it

- all you had to do was check back 8 posts and all the details are there.

If you are interested post the numbers quick and PM Babysis with the details. Tickets are selling fast as this is the hottest gig in Rimini

**samabu92** · 16/01/2007, 3:17 PM

Originally Posted by Beavis

Were on that flight, I just hope there is still trains at that hour or were fooked. Decided to head up to Bologna from there and down to Rimini the next day though.

Ye would be better getting small bus organised to pick yez up( thats what I hope to do to Rimini if could get few more from same flight). Waste no time getting to Barge for a bevvie.

**Lionel Ritchie** · 16/01/2007, 3:22 PM

Anyone still thinking of going -yesterday you could still get a return flight from Shannon to Milan (bergano?) for 33 bucks incl taxes. No kidding. Flys out on wednesday morning 7.30 am leaving you 12 hours to make the 2-3 hour trip to SM. Comes back on the friday.

**0325422** · 16/01/2007, 5:55 PM

Originally Posted by Lionel Ritchie

Anyone still thinking of going -yesterday you could still get a return flight from Shannon to Milan (bergano?) for 33 bucks incl taxes. No kidding. Flys out on wednesday morning 7.30 am leaving you 12 hours to make the 2-3 hour trip to SM. Comes back on the friday.

there still 37 euro flying from shannon to venice return too. its going to be as cheap as going to a home match staying above in dublin, considering the train is nearly 50 euro at this stage. accommodation is only 15 a night in the sunflower. ps parkville afc forever