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Allez les bleus!!!
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05-02-2009 11:25am#1
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shrapnel222 wrote: »
ca a du etre tendu vers la fin!!!j'espere au moins que c'etait un pub irlandais. le kitty oshea's peut etre?
Um... No, c'était dans un café trés trés trés français
:cool: Et imagine ça: voila, mes copains irlandais avec le tricolour d'Irelande dans le centre, avec ne que de bleus a gauche, droit, et tout part! Haha, trop amusant... 0 -
shrapnel222 wrote: »
y aura t'il d'autres franco-boardsies au match???
Risque pas d'y en avoir tant que ça!Ticket scam thwarts rugby fans
February 5, 2009 - 7:04AM
Seven hundred French rugby fans who bought travel and ticket packages for France's Six Nations opener in Ireland on Saturday were the victims of a scam, according to the head office of the national police force.
The two directors of the company allegedly responsible for the swindle were arrested by French police in Dijon on Tuesday and were still being detained on Wednesday.
Initial reports suggest the pair had created a fictitious online company purporting to sell a package including airline tickets, hotel reservations and match tickets for the Croke Park clash.
Among the 700 affected fans, who are believed to have paid a combined amount of €315,000 ($A630,000), 300 are members of the official French rugby supporters' club.
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shrapnel222 wrote: »
y aura t'il d'autres franco-boardsies au match???
Risque pas d'y en avoir tant que ça!Ticket scam thwarts rugby fans
February 5, 2009 - 7:04AM
Seven hundred French rugby fans who bought travel and ticket packages for France's Six Nations opener in Ireland on Saturday were the victims of a scam, according to the head office of the national police force.
The two directors of the company allegedly responsible for the swindle were arrested by French police in Dijon on Tuesday and were still being detained on Wednesday.
Initial reports suggest the pair had created a fictitious online company purporting to sell a package including airline tickets, hotel reservations and match tickets for the Croke Park clash.
Among the 700 affected fans, who are believed to have paid a combined amount of €315,000 ($A630,000), 300 are members of the official French rugby supporters' club.
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T'avais bien raisonshrapnel222 wrote: »bon on va crier tout bas. Ca fait un moment qu'on n'a pas perdu contre l'irlande, mais cette fois ci, je suis un peu plus nerveux que d'habitude.
Ah, la victoire est sucrée !0 -
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