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Demand greatly ezxceeds suppply at most venues around the league these days. It's the same with ourselves sure.joe3576 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 5:31 pm Child and OAP tickets sold out within about 1 hour of going on sale - I am convinced that these clubs, only put up a handful of these tickets for sale, to try and ensure that they get as many full price sales as possible.
I would love to know if the away club has any way of querying the actual number and make-up of tickets put up for sale by the home clubs for each game.
For every away game, I seek to buy an OAP, Child and adult ticket, for me, my dad and my son - we buy away tickets as soon as they go on sale (within 1-2 hours at most); very rarely can we get the above, always child and/or OAP are sold out immediately. From memory, only Shamrock Rovers and Cork and UCD are the only games that we never have any issues with.
Always seems very suspicious to me!
Plus away fan allocations are limited and concessions will be even more so...stevebradley wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2024 3:56 pmDemand greatly ezxceeds suppply at most venues around the league these days. It's the same with ourselves sure.joe3576 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 5:31 pm Child and OAP tickets sold out within about 1 hour of going on sale - I am convinced that these clubs, only put up a handful of these tickets for sale, to try and ensure that they get as many full price sales as possible.
I would love to know if the away club has any way of querying the actual number and make-up of tickets put up for sale by the home clubs for each game.
For every away game, I seek to buy an OAP, Child and adult ticket, for me, my dad and my son - we buy away tickets as soon as they go on sale (within 1-2 hours at most); very rarely can we get the above, always child and/or OAP are sold out immediately. From memory, only Shamrock Rovers and Cork and UCD are the only games that we never have any issues with.
Always seems very suspicious to me!
Unsure how big or old the child is but in a similar situation (one adult, child and OAP) I have bought two adults tickets and brought child in with me.joe3576 wrote: ↑Tue Mar 12, 2024 5:31 pm Child and OAP tickets sold out within about 1 hour of going on sale - I am convinced that these clubs, only put up a handful of these tickets for sale, to try and ensure that they get as many full price sales as possible.
I would love to know if the away club has any way of querying the actual number and make-up of tickets put up for sale by the home clubs for each game.
For every away game, I seek to buy an OAP, Child and adult ticket, for me, my dad and my son - we buy away tickets as soon as they go on sale (within 1-2 hours at most); very rarely can we get the above, always child and/or OAP are sold out immediately. From memory, only Shamrock Rovers and Cork and UCD are the only games that we never have any issues with.
Always seems very suspicious to me!
Thought it was Pat The R. In the Bohs dug out?TenaciousDee wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:52 am On Drive 105 MNL, Michael Kealey and Dermot Liddy will provide live match commentary from Dalymount Park. I will be in studio with Paul Doherty building to the kick off. My guests include Chief Soccer Correspondent at the Irish Star and Mirror, Mark McCadden, to discuss Declan Devine's dismissal and the difficulties Derek Pender will encounter in the interim. Packie Cooke chats to Ruairdhi Higgins, Mark Connolly speaks to me about his start to the season and staying ahead of the competition in the changing room and Paul McLaughlin gets Derry Nostalgic as we revisit the FAI Cup Semi Final Trilogy of 1995.
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The rat has jumped already…….brandyball wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:29 amThought it was Pat The R. In the Bohs dug out?TenaciousDee wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:52 am On Drive 105 MNL, Michael Kealey and Dermot Liddy will provide live match commentary from Dalymount Park. I will be in studio with Paul Doherty building to the kick off. My guests include Chief Soccer Correspondent at the Irish Star and Mirror, Mark McCadden, to discuss Declan Devine's dismissal and the difficulties Derek Pender will encounter in the interim. Packie Cooke chats to Ruairdhi Higgins, Mark Connolly speaks to me about his start to the season and staying ahead of the competition in the changing room and Paul McLaughlin gets Derry Nostalgic as we revisit the FAI Cup Semi Final Trilogy of 1995.
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So did I until yesterday. Pender took the press conference yesterday and told everyone he and Trevor Croly are in charge of team matters for the foreseeable.brandyball wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 11:29 amThought it was Pat The R. In the Bohs dug out?TenaciousDee wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:52 am On Drive 105 MNL, Michael Kealey and Dermot Liddy will provide live match commentary from Dalymount Park. I will be in studio with Paul Doherty building to the kick off. My guests include Chief Soccer Correspondent at the Irish Star and Mirror, Mark McCadden, to discuss Declan Devine's dismissal and the difficulties Derek Pender will encounter in the interim. Packie Cooke chats to Ruairdhi Higgins, Mark Connolly speaks to me about his start to the season and staying ahead of the competition in the changing room and Paul McLaughlin gets Derry Nostalgic as we revisit the FAI Cup Semi Final Trilogy of 1995.
105.3FM Locally, Online and on DAB from 7pm.
Ben Doherty not in the squad eitherbrandyball wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 7:59 pm Duffy not involved, Fats and Patching on Bench
https://twitter.com/derrycityfc/status/ ... r_FRw&s=19
Mic left open again, Dee.TenaciousDee wrote: ↑Fri Mar 15, 2024 8:52 am On Drive 105 MNL, Michael Kealey and Dermot Liddy will provide live match commentary from Dalymount Park. I will be in studio with Paul Doherty building to the kick off. My guests include Chief Soccer Correspondent at the Irish Star and Mirror, Mark McCadden, to discuss Declan Devine's dismissal and the difficulties Derek Pender will encounter in the interim. Packie Cooke chats to Ruairdhi Higgins, Mark Connolly speaks to me about his start to the season and staying ahead of the competition in the changing room and Paul McLaughlin gets Derry Nostalgic as we revisit the FAI Cup Semi Final Trilogy of 1995.
105.3FM Locally, Online and on DAB from 7pm.
