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Originally posted by Sono Sono wrote:

Sure was JB, sometimes you have to make the decision you know deep down is the right one, I would have been looking at selling my car or taking out a good loan for the trip and with no job I just couldnt do either, sure it will be great craic in my local LOL Confused
 
 
 
It sounds to me like the biggest mistake you are ever going to make.

Realistically how much is going to cost you?
2K approx for 10 days which will cover all 3 group games.

How would it take you to pay off a 2k loan - less than €170 a month.

Ireland don't quality for tournaments that often and this one is probably the most feasible and affordable one that we will ever get too.

If we quality for Brazil the flights alone will cost approx 2k.



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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:

Originally posted by Sono Sono wrote:

Sure was JB, sometimes you have to make the decision you know deep down is the right one, I would have been looking at selling my car or taking out a good loan for the trip and with no job I just couldnt do either, sure it will be great craic in my local LOL Confused
 
 
 
It sounds to me like the biggest mistake you are ever going to make.

Realistically how much is going to cost you?
2K approx for 10 days which will cover all 3 group games.

How would it take you to pay off a 2k loan - less than €170 a month.

Ireland don't quality for tournaments that often and this one is probably the most feasible and affordable one that we will ever get too.

If we quality for Brazil the flights alone will cost approx 2k.



Like your thinking Horsebox. A friend of mine once said to me "You cant buy back memories......" meaning if you want something, push the boat out (within reason) and go for it. The poland trip will cost less than 2000 euro if you are sensible. Then you've got 4 years to save for the next one. 
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It can cost a lot less than 2k if you want it too. I have direct flights and 9 nights accomadation for €310. All only booked about 10 days ago. Spain ticket cost €70 and I'm hopeful of getting one for the Italy game for the same price. Thats €450 for flights, a bed and match tickets. Factor in another €1000 for food, beer, match day travelling and you should be sorted.
 
But I am sure anybody who has ruled out going has not decided to do so without a lot of hard thought.
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In 5..10.15...20...years time when you are boring the pants of your kids, family with all the great stories from Polkraine or just reminiscing once again with your mates that were with you....the €2k or €3k debt you had for it will be long gone and you wont even remember how much of a loan you got or how long it took you to pay back etc...
 
I am talking from experience.
 
I am not suggesting anyone to be irresponsible but a few k of loan can be paid back within a couple of years and those memories will be around until you snuff it.


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Originally posted by Junior Junior wrote:

In 5..10.15...20...years time when you are boring the pants of your kids, family with all the great stories from Polkraine or just reminiscing once again with your mates that were with you....the €2k or €3k debt you had for it will be long gone and you wont even remember how much of a loan you got or how long it took you to pay back etc...
 
I am talking from experience.
 
I am not suggesting anyone to be irresponsible but a few k of loan can be paid back within a couple of years and those memories will be around until you snuff it.


Hows the bid for the grand national going junior?
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Originally posted by Whelo79 Whelo79 wrote:

It can cost a lot less than 2k if you want it too. I have direct flights and 9 nights accomadation for €310. All only booked about 10 days ago. Spain ticket cost €70 and I'm hopeful of getting one for the Italy game for the same price. Thats €450 for flights, a bed and match tickets. Factor in another €1000 for food, beer, match day travelling and you should be sorted.
 
But I am sure anybody who has ruled out going has not decided to do so without a lot of hard thought.
 
What flights and accommodation did you get?
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Originally posted by horsebox horsebox wrote:


Originally posted by Sono Sono wrote:

Sure was JB, sometimes you have to make the decision you know deep down is the right one, I would have been looking at selling my car or taking out a good loan for the trip and with no job I just couldnt do either, sure it will be great craic in my local LOL Confused
 

 

 
It sounds to me like the biggest mistake you are ever going to make.

Realistically how much is going to cost you?
2K approx for 10 days which will cover all 3 group games.

How would it take you to pay off a 2k loan - less than €170 a month.

Ireland don't quality for tournaments that often and this one is probably the most feasible and affordable one that we will ever get too.

If we quality for Brazil the flights alone will cost approx 2k.





Well in 2014 I hope to be in a lot better position than I am now HB so I will live to regret it probably but that is life, decision made but have a backup plan if things do pick up and I actually can go.

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Originally posted by Whelo79 Whelo79 wrote:


I am sure anybody who has ruled out going has not decided to do so without a lot of hard thought.


Spot on.

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Highly highly unlikely I'll be going ... gonna put my efforts into getting to a few of the next round of away qualifiers.

Be interesting to see how many of the thousands getting camper vans will make it to the Czech game on Wednesday
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Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

Hows the bid for the grand national going junior?
 
I am prob being thick but you've lost me!
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Originally posted by Junior Junior wrote:

Originally posted by nvidic nvidic wrote:

Hows the bid for the grand national going junior?
 
I am prob being thick but you've lost me!



i thought it was a 50/50 one alright! a horse named junior is the favourite for this years grand nationalThumbs Up
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haha didnt know they'd bigged me up so much. Will have to lay off the rashers so.......
 
You'd have to stick a sneaky tenner on that would be rude not to!
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You could try a 2k loan from the credit union when u get home.my local one is is offering 2k loan and pay back overnsome thing like 25 euro per week over 2 years.you d have to start saving immediately and maybe have a guarantor.its costin us 750 approx for flights and 16 nights accomodation all over the place incl trains.add another 300 for group games.it ll cost no more than 1,200 for ya and then 800 for whatever drinkin/food money after that.the credit union is worth a try   
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Originally posted by Sono Sono wrote:

Have regrettably made the call that Poland is just not a realistic option for me for many reasons, sold my 3 tickets for the group games tonight so I am signing my name in here Cry
 
 

Wow sorry to hear that. Why not claim your oz tax back early? That's funding my trip.
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Signing in here too. Just not financially viable for me, and its with an awfully heavy heart that I have accepted the fact I won't be there.

The away games I was at this campaign was a financial burden itself. Wanna have a "kiss and make up" pint with me Sono?
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Originally posted by Whelo79 Whelo79 wrote:

It can cost a lot less than 2k if you want it too. I have direct flights and 9 nights accomadation for €310. All only booked about 10 days ago. Spain ticket cost €70 and I'm hopeful of getting one for the Italy game for the same price. Thats €450 for flights, a bed and match tickets. Factor in another €1000 for food, beer, match day travelling and you should be sorted.
 
But I am sure anybody who has ruled out going has not decided to do so without a lot of hard thought.

Whelo €310 for accommodation , €450 for flights , €70 for a match ticket not taking into account atleast two more games provided you get tickets + €1,000 spending money? Sure that's more or less €2,000? 
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Originally posted by ShayGivensBum ShayGivensBum wrote:

Originally posted by Sono Sono wrote:

Have regrettably made the call that Poland is just not a realistic option for me for many reasons, sold my 3 tickets for the group games tonight so I am signing my name in here Cry
 
 

Wow sorry to hear that. Why not claim your oz tax back early? That's funding my trip.
 
Only have a couple of grand in tax, how do u claim it early, didnt know this could be done.
 
 
Originally posted by Blue Man Blue Man wrote:


The away games I was at this campaign was a financial burden itself. Wanna have a "kiss and make up" pint with me Sono?
 
It will have to be near a boxing ring LOL
 
 


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Originally posted by Green Devil Green Devil wrote:

Originally posted by Whelo79 Whelo79 wrote:

It can cost a lot less than 2k if you want it too. I have direct flights and 9 nights accomadation for €310. All only booked about 10 days ago. Spain ticket cost €70 and I'm hopeful of getting one for the Italy game for the same price. Thats €450 for flights, a bed and match tickets. Factor in another €1000 for food, beer, match day travelling and you should be sorted.
 
But I am sure anybody who has ruled out going has not decided to do so without a lot of hard thought.

Whelo €310 for accommodation , €450 for flights , €70 for a match ticket not taking into account atleast two more games provided you get tickets + €1,000 spending money? Sure that's more or less €2,000? 
 
You misunderstand, €450 is my projected total spend. So far including flights, accommodation and my Spain ticket I've spent €378. €213 for the flights, €95 for 9 nights in Torun and €70 for Spain ticket. Add €70 for the Italy game and thats €448.
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