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17-01-17, 11:16
Blue Dwr

Ireland tickets

Are going to be like rocking horse s**t

https://www.eticketing.co.uk/fawtick...px?itemref=811

Republic of Ireland v Wales

2018 World Cup D Qualifying Match
Friday 24th March 2017
Kick off 7:45pm
Aviva Stadium, Dublin

We have an allocation of 3300 category 2 tickets for Wales fans, priced at £44 each. As a result the loyalty system will be implemented and the following ticket sales procedure will apply. Members must meet all the criteria to be eligible.

Ticket Sales - Stage 1

From 10am on Monday 30th January until 10am on Friday 3rd February

Eligible members:

2018 World Cup Gold or Junior Member
PLUS
Any 2 out of the last 8 away qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history
All members who qualify for stage 1 are guaranteed a ticket provided they book before the end of stage 1.

Ticket Sales - Stage 2

From 10am on Monday 6th February until 10am on Friday 10th February

Eligible members:

2018 World Cup Gold or Junior Member
PLUS
Any 1 out of the last 8 away qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history
Tickets available in stage 2 will be sold on a first come first served basis and are subject to availability. It's likely tickets will sell out before the end of stage 2.

Ticket Sales - Stage 3

From 10am on Tuesday 14th February

Eligible members:

2018 World Cup Gold or Junior Member
Members with none of the last 8 away qualifying/friendly matches on their booking history.
Any tickets sold in stage 3 will be done so on a first come first served basis and are subject to availability. It's likely tickets will sell out before we reach stage 3.

The last 8 away matches are as follows:

Austria v Wales 06.10.16
Sweden v Wales 05.06.16
Ukraine v Wales 28.03.16
Bosnia-Herzegovina v Wales 10.10.15
Cyprus v Wales 03.09.15
Israel v Wales 28.03.15
Belgium v Wales 16.11.14
Andorra v Wales 09.09.14
Please note, tickets for the Euro 2016 finals tournament in France were sold through UEFA. We therefore do not have a full record of supporters club members who attended these matches and so they cannot be used as part of our loyalty system.
17-01-17, 11:53
tommy31

Re: Ireland tickets

Can't believe the FAW accepted 3300 tickets
17-01-17, 12:18
Zenith

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by tommy31

Can't believe the FAW accepted 3300 tickets

I can't believe their £44 each. Fairly sure we don't charge away fans who come to us above £30.
17-01-17, 12:31
ccfcwelshlad

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zenith

I can't believe their £44 each. Fairly sure we don't charge away fans who come to us above £30.

Has to match the same price as the home fans.

Apparently it's the same cost for Moldova and Georgia games too...

If anyone is in at Stage one and can't make it btw, please do drop me a message! :-)
17-01-17, 14:31
City123

Re: Ireland tickets

3,300 tickets at £44 per ticket is disgraceful
17-01-17, 17:11
Fatty Foggon

Re: Ireland tickets

http://www.fai.ie/ireland/news/fai-a...ifier-in-wales
17-01-17, 17:27
Pearcey3

Re: Ireland tickets

The FAW have been very naive here. They should be offering the Irish the same percentage of the CCS capacity as we are getting in Dublin AND they should be charging the Irish £44 a pop.
17-01-17, 17:29
Baloo

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fatty Foggon

http://www.fai.ie/ireland/news/fai-a...ifier-in-wales

Aren't we a nice lot, giving them more tickets in a smaller ground.

Denying Welsh fans an opportunity to see the game as Ireland will have a higher than expected demand.
17-01-17, 18:06
BLUETIT

Re: Ireland tickets

Once they take out the corporate and comps, there will be about 2000 for real fans.
17-01-17, 20:24
Sloop_Jon_Bee

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by BLUETIT

Once they take out the corporate and comps, there will be about 2000 for real fans.

I hope not Tone.
Spedger
17-01-17, 21:15
City123

Re: Ireland tickets

FAW should be giving Ireland fewer tickets, not more
17-01-17, 21:48
surge

Re: Ireland tickets

I understand that there was quite a number who went out to Belgium, Cyprus and obviously France without a ticket looking to enjoy the experience? Do you think a similar thing might happen again this time?
18-01-17, 12:16
Blue Dwr

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by surge

I understand that there was quite a number who went out to Belgium, Cyprus and obviously France without a ticket looking to enjoy the experience? Do you think a similar thing might happen again this time?

I hope so, cos that's what I'm doing. No chance of a ticket from the FAW, so touts or pub it is.
18-01-17, 14:13
LordKenwyne

Re: Ireland tickets

I physically won't be able to bear joyous ROI fans if they qualifying during this.

If they can qualify and we can't, someone else can have my ticket.
18-01-17, 14:19
BLUETIT

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by LordKenwyne

I physically won't be able to bear joyous ROI fans if they qualifying during this.

If they can qualify and we can't, someone else can have my ticket.

I'm on a pension now, so they can stuff their £7.00 a pint guinness :hehe::hehe::hehe:
18-01-17, 14:33
LordKenwyne

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by BLUETIT

I'm on a pension now, so they can stuff their £7.00 a pint guinness :hehe::hehe::hehe:

I'm going there for the first time in a few months time. All I've heard from people is about the prices :facepalm:
18-01-17, 14:53
jnc90

Re: Ireland tickets

FAW should give Ireland the same percentage they're giving to us. Seems to me like the FAI are being very petty just becuase we won't play the game in the Millenium! That's not how it works, you wouldn't see Man U giving Bournemouth 1000 tickets at Old Trafford just becuase bounrmeuth can only give them a certain amount due to the size of thier home stadium!
18-01-17, 15:05
old blue

Re: Ireland tickets

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue Dwr

I hope so, cos that's what I'm doing. No chance of a ticket from the FAW, so touts or pub it is.

Same as.