The disgraced John Delaney

yeah can see a situation similar to Euro 2016 when we played in Turners Cross. Id imagine Thomond and/or RDS could be used. Always the potential for an away friendly or two as part of a training camp perhaps.

Donegalman wrote: Claret Murph wrote: inlikeflynn wrote: wanderer wrote: Maybe not the right thread to post this, feel free to move somewhere else if needed  https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.independent.ie/irish-news/cash-strapped-fai-to-lose-out-on-vital-income-as-aviva-unavailable-for-friendlies-38872248.html Is this offset by the revenue from hosting Euro 2020 games? Limerick for me , or the Sportsground in Galway  Seen that the plan was to play an away friendly in Amsterdam if we had beaten Denmark. Think it was independent the reported that at the time too and they mentioned that it was still a possibility for May.

cliffrichard wrote: Munster Rugby are struggling financially as well so would probably jump at getting the rent from the FAI for a friendly.

Edited by kevincronin2000 - 18 Jan 2020 at 5:53pm

Charlton's Child wrote: would I be right in saying there are still two games left on this years season tickets ?

Think so yeah. Probably be another stupid idea like the NI game 2 years back being in the previous years ticket. Not sure where they can fit in the games unless they include next years nations league in it as there was talk of going to a calendar based season ticket.

Edited by tapfit2004 - 19 Jan 2020 at 11:00pm

I can't understand this.  John Delaney is gone but the Slovakian FA are giving us 2200 tickets(10% allocation) for upcoming game.  I thought it was John and only John who used his considerable influence and respectability in acquiring extra allocations for us but it seems the new regime also have the same influence.  Maybe John is putting in a good word behind the scenes and doesn't want anyone to know, being the humble man he is.

ontheball wrote: I can't understand this.  John Delaney is gone but the Slovakian FA are giving us 2200 tickets(10% allocation) for upcoming game.  I thought it was John and only John who used his considerable influence and respectability in acquiring extra allocations for us but it seems the new regime also have the same influence.  Maybe John is putting in a good word behind the scenes and doesn't want anyone to know, being the humble man he is.

Where is JD now? Seems to have disappeared off the face of the earth barring showing up at Stamford Bridge a few weeks ago.

gufct wrote: UEFA praising jd the man who destroyed football in Ireland.