Denmark Away Ticket Thread - NO TOUTING

Butch wrote: ConorMac77 wrote: Butch wrote: The worse thing was I was first in the Q and there was 3 envelopes but one was collected and we were down to 2 and were told that we could have them . I said i actually had no Danish kroner on me but had my debit and credit card and I was told that they could look after the payment that way . If for instance they said lads we won't be handing them out then that's fair enough . I would have stayed away and tried getting in another way as my mate also had no ticket but managed to get in . Whereabouts outside the ground was this anyway Butch and what time did you get those tickets? When the Q-Towers showed me the spot where they had collected their tickets, there were only a couple of food stalls there, near the away sections and that was about 15-20 minutes before ko. You having a laugh I didn't get tickets that's what I'm giving out about So it was past the away section in the left corner and yes there was coaches around there and fencing and it was a smallish trailer. I was there from 8.15 until 8.50

darmack wrote: Borussia wrote: darmack wrote: Luckily saw Joe McGlue and asked him where the collection point was. Hidden behind 2 parked coaches, not the easiest to find.  The look of panic on your face as the lad spent ages trying to find your ticket ! Considering how quick he found yours and other tickets no wonder I was bricking it. They sent me to the Danish collection point and got it re printed.

darmack wrote: Luckily saw Joe McGlue and asked him where the collection point was. Hidden behind 2 parked coaches, not the easiest to find.

Old Gill wrote: Trap junior wrote: I was in A9. Found the atmosphere strange. There wasn't any singing and I felt detached from the main crowd of Irish fans. Even so the main block in D2 or whatever seemed strangely subdued.  Very little atmosphere. Saw Celtic there about 10 years ago and atmosphere I'm away end was equally poor, very unusual for a Celtic euro away . some stadiums just aren't designed well for a good atmosphere

So you think people harvested at the Denmark game :-). For what game exactly -). We don't have a proper game for nearly 18 months :   

The GerK wrote: It's actually quite disgusting how a huge chunk of tickets ended up with fellas who don't support the team. And then to see some being touted. The FAI really need to implement a proper scheme with the Football Family reduced to max 15 per cent.

I'd hazard a guess that a part of the problem was harvesting. Just look on this thread at how many got tickets from a regular who pulled out "at the last minute" would indicate a lot applued to keep their record up, knowing they'd shift them easy.

You are but you particularly under your numerous profiles can't disassociate ybig as a forum from folk on here chatting about ticket systems and love to refer to them as one in the same, and the voice of Irish football therefore to use the terminology of my esteemed Co Down colleague on here -

File under WUM/Troll.

How about proving yourself not to be once in a while?

Lostandfound wrote: Butch wrote: The more time you spend looking from the outside in the more it affects you and the more you feel left out . I use to spend time looking from the outside in but since joining up I've made good friends , got and gave tickets . Loaned out my own ST for games I couldn't make . Shared rooms and even beds with lads , got info for flights , buses , trains . Bought transfers both on trains for the euros and buses organised here . Shared many a laugh and a beer and hope to do plenty more of the above over the years to come . It's not the IRA and it's open to everyone and just because you don't see eye to eye with someone on here ... it doesn't mean they are your enemy ... but it makes for healthy debate (most of the time) . Some people are just more passionate about how our country is represented abroad and in fairness there are plenty of lads on here following Ireland around the world before I was even out of nappies and have not enjoyed what they saw the weekend and previous trips from our younger following (even some older lads) . All that's left to say is ybig Didn't know it was that kind of website.

The more time you spend looking from the outside in the more it affects you and the more you feel left out . I use to spend time looking from the outside in but since joining up I've made good friends , got and gave tickets . Loaned out my own ST for games I couldn't make . Shared rooms and even beds with lads , got info for flights , buses , trains . Bought transfers both on trains for the euros and buses organised here . Shared many a laugh and a beer and hope to do plenty more of the above over the years to come . It's not the IRA and it's open to everyone and just because you don't see eye to eye with someone on here ... it doesn't mean they are your enemy ... but it makes for healthy debate (most of the time) . Some people are just more passionate about how our country is represented abroad and in fairness there are plenty of lads on here following Ireland around the world before I was even out of nappies and have not enjoyed what they saw the weekend and previous trips from our younger following (even some older lads) .

All that's left to say is ybig


Edited by Butch - 14 Nov 2017 at 1:17pm