All Ireland ticket prices

longpuck

Might already be something about this but anyway. Was just looking a donedeal and see tickets for the match for anything up to €800! Its very clear from some of the ads that people who have no interest in the game at all have get tickets just to sell them on at crazy prices! Ill give a few examples.

This is the same person on donedeal and gumtree.

http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/sporttickets/2516291

http://dublin.gumtree.ie/c-Stuff-for-Sale-tickets-dublin-v-kerry-tickets-hogan-stand-lower-W0QQAdIdZ312911481

You see he says ''tickets are like gold dust'' crazy

This is one i feel is a prime example or someone with no interest in the game

http://www.donedeal.ie/for-sale/sporttickets/2516226

nice_guy80

tell them to meet you and bring the guards.

jive

Don't buy them then

longpuck

jive wrote: »

Don't buy them then

Im just pointing out whats going on. Is that not what this thing is for? To tell people stuff like this is happening

Sticjones

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DUBLIN-V-KERRY-all-ireland-senior-football-championship-/320756991384?pt=UK_Tickets_Tickets_LE&hash=item4aae9b4598

makes me sick, they give the exact seat numbers so GAA should be checking who those tickets were issued to originally and cut them off. I'm tempted to create a fake account on ebay to screw up their listing.

DDC1990

What an Idiot. He says 2 Premium Tickets.... in the Lower Cusack Stand! Doesn't even know what Premium Tickets are!!!


Makes me sick. I, and many true fans will most likely end up watching on TV because I can't get a ticket! And Money grabbers like this person get them.

Bluetonic

nice_guy80 wrote: »

tell them to meet you and bring the guards.

Don't make me laugh, there is nothing illegal in Ireland about selling on ticket more than face value. The guards would most likely tell you to stop wasting their valuable time.

Bluetonic

jive wrote: »

Don't buy them then

Exactly, if it's that annoying then simply don't buy.

Without touts it would be possible to gain access to some events.

mjp

Touting is purely on a supply and demand basis.
Went to the hurling final last weekend without a ticket and picket up a lower hogan for €40 with face value 80. Friend picked one up for 20 outside @ 3:20 if you were willing to wait that close to throw in. Never seen as many tickets available on all ireland day.

Opposite to this will be the case next weekend where it will be the most in demand tickets of the year.The huge demand by all the corporates is driving up the prices of tickets and meaning lot of the dublin fans will have to pay top price for tickets.

I have heard that many of the gaa clubs around the country are cashing in and selling their allocation of tickets at inflated prices and making a few quid for the club. This has been common practise by rugby clubs around the country for last couple of years making it a nice moneyspinner

jive

mjp wrote: »

Went to the hurling final last weekend without a ticket and picket up a lower hogan for €40 with face value 80. Friend picked one up for 20 outside @ 3:20 if you were willing to wait that close to throw in. Never seen as many tickets available on all ireland day.

Opposite to this will be the case next weekend where it will be the most in demand tickets of the year.The huge demand by all the corporates is driving up the prices of tickets and meaning lot of the dublin fans will have to pay top price for tickets.

It's usually easy enough to get tickets for the final. I travel to Dublin every year usually for the football and the only time I had trouble getting tickets was for Cork/Kerry. Even then I had the option for a ticket at face value but was with a friend so ideally we wanted 2 and the tickets were scarce enough that day so we just opted for the pub. I'd imagine tickets will be scarce enough next week as well but there are always tickets at face value within an hour or 2 of kick off. Dublin will bring a huge demand on tickets though but I'd imagine there will still be some floating around. If you're from Dublin it'd definitely be worth walking around on the day as you might find some.

upthe dubs

I totally agree it's a disgrace the way ticket's are being sold for crazy amount's of money:mad:. If we the ordinary public are aware of these ticket's being advertised at these prices surely the Gards can do something.
My husband and two son's go to all the Dublin match's home and away, they travel the country to support the boy's in blue and now they are having an awful job trying to get ticket's it break's my heart my youngest (14) has said if he does'nt get a ticket he's not going to any matches next season :(and I don't really blame him feeling that way although I'm sure come next year he'll be the first one wanting to go.
I just feel the GAA don't care as long as they get their money something has to be done to ensure the genuine fan's who go in all weather to support their team should get ticket's it's just so annoying....:mad::mad::mad::mad: and totally unfair.

ardmacha

The GAA has a season ticket now, so people who go to all games can get one and now be sorted for the final. You can no longer say that they do nothing for the fan because you didn't bother buying a season ticket.

Grudaire

Yeah, if they go to all the games, not only is it cheaper for your husband and sons, you're also guaranteed tickets all the way to the final.

How else can an organisation be expected to defend genuine fans!?

longpuck

Sticjones wrote: »

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DUBLIN-V-KERRY-all-ireland-senior-football-championship-/320756991384?pt=UK_Tickets_Tickets_LE&hash=item4aae9b4598

makes me sick, they give the exact seat numbers so GAA should be checking who those tickets were issued to originally and cut them off. I'm tempted to create a fake account on ebay to screw up their listing.

I mean this person isn't even in Ireland makes it worse! :mad:

Bluetonic

upthe dubs wrote: »

If we the ordinary public are aware of these ticket's being advertised at these prices surely the Gards can do something.

They are doing nothing illegal.

upthe dubs wrote: »

I just feel the GAA don't care as long as they get their money something has to be done to ensure the genuine fan's who go in all weather to support their team should get ticket's it's just so annoying....:mad::mad::mad::mad: and totally unfair.

They have actually done loads, but as much as they do there will still be disgruntled people. Such is life.

ontheditch2

Look, i disagree with charging over the odds for tickets and i would never ever pay over face price. i hate touts and would never give them any of my money.

People can not be realistic if they think they are going to get 2 or more tickets. I know people have gone to every game all year, and haven't missed a match in 35 years etc etc, but All Ireland finals are different. If people know they are going to go to every match, then buy the season ticket, and buy a season ticket for the children too. Its as simple as that. it works out cheaper, better tickets, and no hassle.

I have sympathy for people who don't get tickets, but its just tough luck. My father didn't bring me to the All Ireland football final in 1990, he didn't bring me to the semi final in 95 between Cork and Dublin, but that's just tough luck, if the tickets aren't available, there is nothing you can do.

I would like to think that there will be enough tickets in Dublin, because there was a Dublin club raffling 6 of them outside Semple Stadium last night.

username2010

jive wrote: »

It's usually easy enough to get tickets for the final.

Sorry now, but I don't agree with this statement....Not if you're a jo/jo-soaper at least....

P.S. Where can I get myself a ticket for next weekend?....

Paddyontherun

ontheditch2 wrote: »

Look, i disagree with charging over the odds for tickets and i would never ever pay over face price. i hate touts and would never give them any of my money.

People can not be realistic if they think they are going to get 2 or more tickets. I know people have gone to every game all year, and haven't missed a match in 35 years etc etc, but All Ireland finals are different. If people know they are going to go to every match, then buy the season ticket, and buy a season ticket for the children too. Its as simple as that. it works out cheaper, better tickets, and no hassle.

I have sympathy for people who don't get tickets, but its just tough luck. My father didn't bring me to the All Ireland football final in 1990, he didn't bring me to the semi final in 95 between Cork and Dublin, but that's just tough luck, if the tickets aren't available, there is nothing you can do.

I would like to think that there will be enough tickets in Dublin, because there was a Dublin club raffling 6 of them outside Semple Stadium last night.

I don't think it was a Dublin Club, it is a Thurles club with the same name as a Dublin club AFAIK. Anyway I'm in the draw desperation stahes at this stage.

Paddyontherun

ardmacha wrote: »

The GAA has a season ticket now, so people who go to all games can get one and now be sorted for the final. You can no longer say that they do nothing for the fan because you didn't bother buying a season ticket.

I agree the season ticket is great for the loyal fans. But it doesn't suit everyone. I am a mentor in a club and like many others have brought loads of kids to all the games league and Chanpionship. We either go for the group pass or order through the club so attendance can be verified. However this does not come under consideration when looking for a ticket next week. Basically we are losing out for bringing kids to games rather than going alone with the season ticket.

DH2K9

Paddyontherun wrote: »

I agree the season ticket is great for the loyal fans. But it doesn't suit everyone. I am a mentor in a club and like many others have brought loads of kids to all the games league and Chanpionship. We either go for the group pass or order through the club so attendance can be verified. However this does not come under consideration when looking for a ticket next week. Basically we are losing out for bringing kids to games rather than going alone with the season ticket.

Kids season tickets cost a tenner...

Bluetonic

DH2K9 wrote: »

Kids season tickets cost a tenner...

And Championship games a fiver after that.

Pretty much giving away the seats.

Well done GAA.

useeme

Bluetonic wrote: »

And Championship games a fiver after that.

Pretty much giving away the seats.

Well done GAA.

Great system. Myself and the kid have one each. In it since the start, only thing that bothers me is this year, the fact that i cant get the occasional seat with us for a guest.

longpuck

A season ticket seems like a good idea however as someone pointed out it might not suit everyone

Bluetonic

longpuck wrote: »

A season ticket seems like a good idea however as someone pointed out it might not suit everyone

Of course, it's very difficult to suit everyone but I don't think the GAA can be accused of nothing putting a product in place which rewards fans - something which the poster accused them of.

Billy Mays

I do have a bit of sympathy for people who can't get a ticket who regularly go to games but at the same time it's common knowledge that tickets for the finals (both hurling and football) never go on sale to the general public through Ticketmaster and Tickets.ie. Why did people think this year was gonna be any different? If you're a proper fan who goes to all games you really have no excuse for not getting the season ticket or the Parnell Park pass which offer great value. I remember the scramble for tickets throughout the 2002 championship (queueing outside Croker for 4 hours in the hope of getting a ticket for the quarter final) and swore to myself the first thing I'm doing next year is getting the Parnell Park pass so I won't have to go through that again and I've got it every year since. People saying the GAA do nothing for the genuine fan are off the mark. The season ticket was introduced to look after the genuine fan. That said I do feel for club members who always got their ticket through the club and are now stung without one.

thegen

Billy Mays wrote: »

I do have a bit of sympathy for people who can't get a ticket who regularly go to games but at the same time it's common knowledge that tickets for the finals (both hurling and football) never go on sale to the general public through Ticketmaster and Tickets.ie. Why did people think this year was gonna be any different? If you're a proper fan who goes to all games you really have no excuse for not getting the season ticket or the Parnell Park pass which offer great value. I remember the scramble for tickets throughout the 2002 championship (queueing outside Croker for 4 hours in the hope of getting a ticket for the quarter final) and swore to myself the first thing I'm doing next year is getting the Parnell Park pass so I won't have to go through that again and I've got it every year since. People saying the GAA do nothing for the genuine fan are off the mark. The season ticket was introduced to look after the genuine fan. That said I do feel for club members who always got their ticket through the club and are now stung without one.

I have got my tickets through my club for the past number of years, I am now in a lottery for the opportunity to purchase one ticket should I be lucky enough to have my name pulled out. I have a friend who is not a member of a club but who's young lad is. He has purchased two adult and three kids tickets this year for all games through ticketmaster.

He was given the opportunity to purchase five full price tickets last week by ticketmaster and availed of it. I am lucky he is only using three of them and I have the other two.

I'm delighted to get two tickets, kids are not happy their not going. Would love to know how many tickets ticketmaster received.

My club have yet to hear how many they will receive but are hoping for around 200.

Tiocfaidh Armani

People saying you'll get one face value on the day no bother I don't think are Dubs because the demand is absolutely huge. You could get 150,000 in Croker next week. Everyone I know is mad for a ticket. You won't get one on the day for value. ABSOLUTELY NOT A HOPE. Take it from a Dub - don't bother, you're wasting your time.

The GAA reward the clubs who are the lifeblood of the game. They also have a very reasonable season ticket system in operation that rewards the fans who go and give unreal deals for kids. I mean €10 for a kids season ticket, where would you get that? If you don't have one and go to every game, how are the GAA to know? What do you want them to do for you? I mean seriously folks get real, stop moaning when there's no substance for you moaning.

Joekers

thegen wrote: »

I have got my tickets through my club for the past number of years, I am now in a lottery for the opportunity to purchase one ticket should I be lucky enough to have my name pulled out. I have a friend who is not a member of a club but who's young lad is. He has purchased two adult and three kids tickets this year for all games through ticketmaster.

He was given the opportunity to purchase five full price tickets last week by ticketmaster and availed of it. I am lucky he is only using three of them and I have the other two.

I'm delighted to get two tickets, kids are not happy their not going. Would love to know how many tickets ticketmaster received.

My club have yet to hear how many they will receive but are hoping for around 200.

WTF are you serious anyway of showing us the email he got off ticketmaster ? Not that im saying your waffling just want to see what its like, my lil brother has been buying his tix through ticketmaster all year league and all and he never got no option ?

emc2

ardmacha wrote: »

The GAA has a season ticket now, so people who go to all games can get one and now be sorted for the final. You can no longer say that they do nothing for the fan because you didn't bother buying a season ticket.

Season ticket is all good and well if you are from one of the Bigger counties, I am a huge GAA fan who's from Roscommon but lives in Dublin. I was lucky enough to get to see Roscommon (minors and Seniors) in Croke park this year. The issue is I go to most game in Croke Park (and lots of league games to regardless of the counties involved), all 4 semi finals (hurling and football) and a couple of quarter finals.
Since I am not in a club I don't have access to All Ireland Final tickets and I have to do my usual calling in favours for one.
The Season ticket is a good idea but from what I can see of it,it's not much use to me.

Tiocfaidh Armani

emc2 wrote: »

The Season ticket is a good idea but from what I can see of it,it's not much use to me.

You can't keep everyone happy. The GAA do as much as they can giving the clubs tickets and offering season ticket.

StephenHendry

i have some sympathy for people trying to get tickets for the final, less so now as the season ticket system rewards the fans who go to league and championship games rather than those going to the final only, the value of this is great and if anything i'd say to those looking for tickets this week to get their season ticket for next year so as to avoid being in the same position next year,
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Temp Barry

thegen wrote: »

I have a friend who is not a member of a club but who's young lad is. He has purchased two adult and three kids tickets this year for all games through ticketmaster.

He was given the opportunity to purchase five full price tickets last week by ticketmaster and availed of it. I am lucky he is only using three of them and I have the other two.

I'm delighted to get two tickets, kids are not happy their not going. Would love to know how many tickets ticketmaster received.

My club have yet to hear how many they will receive but are hoping for around 200.

Joekers wrote: »

WTF are you serious anyway of showing us the email he got off ticketmaster ? Not that im saying your waffling just want to see what its like, my lil brother has been buying his tix through ticketmaster all year league and all and he never got no option ?

Ticketmaster got zero tickets.

The friend in question must have had a season ticket

hisholinessnb

upthe dubs wrote: »

I just feel the GAA don't care as long as they get their money something has to be done to ensure the genuine fan's who go in all weather to support their team should get ticket's it's just so annoying....:mad::mad::mad::mad: and totally unfair.

Crazy and plain ignorant statement.
If your Husband and kids really travel the country (which they do not in my opinion) they would have a season ticket, otherwise they may as well just head to the nearest pond and feed the ducks with 20 euro notes.

The GAA are doing plenty to ensure loyal fans get tickets. All you need to do is "prove" your loyalty by actually getting the season tickets and going to games.

munchkin_utd

emc2 wrote: »

Season ticket is all good and well if you are from one of the Bigger counties, I am a huge GAA fan who's from Roscommon but lives in Dublin. I was lucky enough to get to see Roscommon (minors and Seniors) in Croke park this year. The issue is I go to most game in Croke Park (and lots of league games to regardless of the counties involved), all 4 semi finals (hurling and football) and a couple of quarter finals.
Since I am not in a club I don't have access to All Ireland Final tickets and I have to do my usual calling in favours for one.
The Season ticket is a good idea but from what I can see of it,it's not much use to me.

I am a wee bit lost as to what is wrong with the season ticket.

The season ticket is a cheap way of following your county.
PLUS guarantees tickets for any subsequent championship games after the first one
PLUS guarantees you a ticket for the final should your team get to the final
Great for fans of a county regardless of its size
It rewards people who put in the miles and attend games involving their county.
Without progress to teh championship you still save a packet, so its a worthwhile scheme.

You seem to prefer not to support your county and simply go to all the big games in croke park involving other counties. Thats also valid.
And theres also a ticket for lads like you.

The 10 year ticket entitles you entry to the premium level for all football and hurling games.
Seeing as you dont travel down the country to follow your team, you are saving 100s per year on travel and accomodation etc so the cost of 1200 a year for your personal seat in croke park down the road isnt actually all that steep all considered.
http://www.crokepark.ie/Pr%C3%ADomh-Information/Priomh-Price-Plans.aspx

Fr Tod Umptious

there needs to be transparency with who got what tickets wise

breakdown to counties clubs and corporate ...

usual BS in the GAA

elaborate ?

Any fan who really wants to get to an All Ireland final will get a ticket but my God yopu have to work for it.

Phone and e-mail all people you know just after your team wins the semi final.
Phone, text and e-mail them again a few days later.
Enter every competition in the papers, TV, internet etc.
Spend Saturday night before the final thrwaling the GAA pubs and hotels looking for a ticket.
Spend from 8am Sunday morning to game time hanging around between o Connell st and Croke Park.
If with a few min to go you still don't have one then find the nearst tout and follow him around until 3.35, then watch the price plummet.

And if after all that you still don't have a ticket, well you just did not try hard enough.

Tiocfaidh Armani

You forgot just buy a season ticket so you're documenting with the GAA you go to every game, otherwise how are they to know?

TakeTheVeil

So many of us struggling for tickets now that my junior club only got ~30 tickets. I've attended nearly all home league and Championship games but whether I get a ticket or not is up to fate. I certainly haven't the money to be going down the tout route, so its this or nothing.

Think I'll have to go down the season ticket route next year instead of through the club.

Fr Tod Umptious

TakeTheVeil wrote: »

So many of us struggling for tickets now that my junior club only got ~30 tickets. I've attended nearly all home league and Championship games but whether I get a ticket or not is up to fate. I certainly haven't the money to be going down the tout route, so its this or nothing.

Think I'll have to go down the season ticket route next year instead of through the club.

What about the 'hard graft' route as mentioned above ?

If you really want it you will get it.

emc2

munchkin_utd wrote: »

I am a wee bit lost as to what is wrong with the season ticket.

You seem to prefer not to support your county and simply go to all the big games in croke park involving other counties. Thats also valid.
And theres also a ticket for lads like you.

Sorry for the confusion, I do support my own County (mentioned that I go to league games etc) but I am also a GAA fan who goes to alot of games that don't involve my county (both league and championship).

10 year ticket isn't an option for your average supporter really.

while I am happy that the GAA are starting to address the ticketing issues they have they have a long way to go still. I know a number of GAA fans that are in a similar position to me.

TakeTheVeil

@Fr Chewy Louie

Yeah, we'll definitely be in the city early doors come Sunday...and were planning on settling in a pub around Croker so as to pick up unsold tickets post-throw-in.

Otherwise, my options are pretty limited. Ill be entering the competitions for sure.. but everyone I know associated with the GAA is in the same boat as me. I already exhausted my Louth connection to no use.

I expect two or three of us will get tickets, but its just a pity the group of us going all year (and previous years) will be split up on the day.

Fr Tod Umptious

emc2 wrote: »

Sorry for the confusion, I do support my own County (mentioned that I go to league games etc) but I am also a GAA fan who goes to alot of games that don't involve my county (both league and championship).

10 year ticket isn't an option for your average supporter really.

while I am happy that the GAA are starting to address the ticketing issues they have they have a long way to go still. I know a number of GAA fans that are in a similar position to me.

Explain that please.

What do you want them to do ?

Give us some ideas here.

The season ticket is a a brilliant idea.

I recall then selling 'packages' that got you into the QFs and Semis for discounted prices.

True a 10 year ticket may not suite everyone but there is only one football game a year that a fan really would have trouble getting a ticket to and that is the final.

What the clubs do with their allocation is up to themselves so you cannot legislate at the top level about how All Ireland final tickets are distributed once they get to the clubs.

And as I have said may times a fan who wants a ticket to the final will get one if they try hard enough.

Tiocfaidh Armani

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

And as I have said may times a fan who wants a ticket to the final will get one if they try hard enough.

Largely true, but this particular All-Ireland? Totally different and that not that simple. The demand is unreal.

emc2

Fr Tod Umptious wrote: »

Explain that please.

What do you want them to do ?

Give us some ideas here.

The season ticket is a a brilliant idea.

I agree the Season Ticket is a good idea. I also think the Kids tickets for a €5 was a super idea and a couple of my nieces and nephews got to see their county in action because of it (not my county but I was going anyway ).

Maybe they could have a Fan Card for supporters and if you go to more than 10 games (10 as an example) in the league or Championship you have a chance in a random draw to get a ticket for the final of that code (Similar to the Season ticket but not tied down to one County).

I know Dublin have a Parnell pass (think thats what it's called) so why not roll that out on a bigger scale.

I just want to have the possibility of getting a ticket off my own bat without having to call in favours to get one.

No doubt in the future I will be heavily involved in my local GAA club (where ever that will eventually be) but it's not an option at the moment.

Fr Tod Umptious

emc2 wrote: »

I agree the Season Ticket is a good idea. I also think the Kids tickets for a €5 was a super idea and a couple of my nieces and nephews got to see their county in action because of it (not my county but I was going anyway ).

Maybe they could have a Fan Card for supporters and if you go to more than 10 games (10 as an example) in the league or Championship you have a chance in a random draw to get a ticket for the final of that code (Similar to the Season ticket but not tied down to one County).

I know Dublin have a Parnell pass (think thats what it's called) so why not roll that out on a bigger scale.

I just want to have the possibility of getting a ticket off my own bat without having to call in favours to get one.

No doubt in the future I will be heavily involved in my local GAA club (where ever that will eventually be) but it's not an option at the moment.

Parnell Pass is a Dublin GAA initiative , they have the same in other counties, Kerry have had a similar scheme running for a good number of years.
You pay a lump sum at the begining of the period and you are entitled to purchase a ticket to any Kerry game in Croke Park for the duration of the scheme.
Many however who were in the 'scheme' have since moved to the season ticket so it will be interesting to see the uptake once this current period runs out.

Trampas

emc2 wrote: »

Sorry for the confusion, I do support my own County (mentioned that I go to league games etc) but I am also a GAA fan who goes to alot of games that don't involve my county (both league and championship).

10 year ticket isn't an option for your average supporter really.

while I am happy that the GAA are starting to address the ticketing issues they have they have a long way to go still. I know a number of GAA fans that are in a similar position to me.

If you have a season ticket for roscommon and went to all there games there is a strong chance you would get a ticket for the all ireland final

thegen

Temp Barry wrote: »

Ticketmaster got zero tickets.

The friend in question must have had a season ticket

Temp, apologies, you are correct. His wife gave me a different story hence my post.

byhookorbycrook

Hubby does the Kerry "scheme" and the season ticket.Hence,we have two tickets sitting on our mantlepiece.:D

I have never failed to get a ticket, because I put the word out early enough.Waiting to the week of the all-Ireland is too late.

munchkin_utd

there needs to be transparency with who got what tickets wise
breakdown to counties clubs and corporate ...
usual BS in the GAA

usual BS from humpy people on boards against the GAA! :rolleyes:

the final allocations have been published in the papers today of the past two years (2011 is still a work in progress so a final figure cannot obviously be given yet)

2009 2010

County Allocations 59,315 59,005

Term Tickets 4,155 4,155
Season Tickets 354 764*
Provincial Councils 385 385
Overseas Units 499 499
Ard Chomhairle/Past Presidents 991 905
Camogie 120 120
Ladies Football 150 150
Rounders/Handball 162 162
Sponsors 970 970
Press 254 254
TV & Radio 74 74
Schools/Educational Bodies 2,229 2,229
Third Level Bodies 278 278
Croke Park Residents 250 250
Match Offs/Nat Refs Panel 108 108
Health Bods/Irish Spts Council 70 70
Match Day/Vertigo/Minor Teams 200 200
Staff and Sub-committees 825 811
Jubilee Teams 137 137
Mini-Sevens 246 246

Available for distribution 71,772 71,772

Premium and Corporate 10,528 10,528

Total 82,300 82,300

*Season ticket holders increased to 2,000 this year

http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-football/allireland-final-ticket-allocation-2874226.html

Bleezer

Hey, anyone know what the story is with extra time/replay if its a draw on sunday?
im taking monday off regardless but should i be taking next monday off aswell??
cmon u blues

dcr22B

Bleezer wrote: »

Hey, anyone know what the story is with extra time/replay if its a draw on sunday?
im taking monday off regardless but should i be taking next monday off aswell??
cmon u blues

No extra time and the replay if necessary will be played on Sunday October 2nd.

Temp Barry

Bleezer wrote: »

Hey, anyone know what the story is with extra time/replay if its a draw on sunday?
im taking monday off regardless but should i be taking next monday off aswell??
cmon u blues

No extra time.
Replay 2 weeks later if its a draw, the weekend of Oct 1/2.

EDIT - too slow, beaten by a Luskman - fecks sake