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Euro 2008 Qualifier's tickets?

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  • #32
    KdjaCL
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    Please contact the Football Association of Wales for information regarding tickets on 029 2043 5830 or by visiting their website at www.faw.org.uk.


    ?

    Do that its a lot cheaper. it will also be the best day ever for you.


    kdjac


  • #33
    Right_Side
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    joebhoy1916 wrote:
    That's fcuking sh!t the bastards.

    Surely they have to be selling some tickets on the like's of
    ticketmaster or on the FAI website?

    How the fcuk is normal guy sapposed to get tickets?



    You have to ring the FAI and ask to put your name down on the block list. Once on the list you will have to buy tickets in packages usually of 2 or 3 games! I would want tickets for all the games.

    How is giving people who always go tickets wrong? You loose your block-booking unless you take tickets for every game including glamour friendlies against Paraguay with no 1st team regulars in a rather icy Lansdowne in February! How would the season ticket holders at your beloved Celtic Park react if their tickets where suddenly sold on ticketmaster. And no... there is no "rule" about selling tickets... :rolleyes:


  • #34
    joebhoy1916
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,011 ✭✭✭joebhoy1916


    How would the season ticket holders at your beloved Celtic Park react if their tickets where suddenly sold on ticketmaster. And no... there is no "rule" about selling tickets... :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]


    Look I know what ye saying I just didn't think they give them nearly
    all the tickets thoguth there would be a website where you could go
    on a certain day and buy them but I was wrong.

    1916 stand?

    Sorry dont know if it's called that but I know it's the stand that's
    made of rocks and that from the 1916 rising.


  • #35
    Blitzkrieger
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,676 ✭✭✭Blitzkrieger


    joebhoy1916 wrote:
    Once on the list you will have to buy tickets in packages usually of 2 or 3 games! I would want tickets for all the games.

    That's bollox - I want to get tickets for all the away games but preference is given to people who buy tickets for home games. Where do they want more support?

    From a business perspective it should be first come, first served. They might be in the lucky position of demand being far greater than supply, but if tickets are hard to get, people won't bother. If I don't get the tickets I want now, I'm unlikely to go looking for them again. The 'true soccer fans' will probably say that's exactly the attitude they don't want, but the FAIs position hardly encourages people to go to the games.


  • #36
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 22,384 ✭✭✭✭ [Deleted User]


    joebhoy1916 wrote:
    Sorry dont know if it's called that but I know it's the stand that's made of rocks and that from the 1916 rising.

    Hill 16.

    And if you know the history


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