ConVGla - Pro12 1/2 Final available Tickets

clanman wrote:

sea_point wrote:

Horsebox44 wrote:

clanman wrote: seems to be a lot of people posting first time here looking for tickets, I've got a college road ticket, don't care where i am as long as I'm there

Is there an issue with people using the forum to look for tickets. You seem to be suggesting that people posting here for the first time are not real fans. Perhaps they attend every game, read every article, follow the team through thick and thin but do not have a season ticket and do not post comments for the sake of being heard on a forum. Not everyone loves the sound of their own voice. What this forum should be all about is facilitating all fans, particularly at a time like this.

Wind your neck in fella!

Nothing offensive in anything Clanman said, just an observation. It is simply a statement of fact also commented on by other posters. We are seeing a lot of new visitors to the site this season overall, but even more so as we've reached the conclusion. And yes this sites main purpose is to help out like minded Connacht Supporters.

To that end, I'd suggest that your first posts on here shouldn't really be coming across as aggressive / combatitve if you're really thinking about requesting help with accessing tickets from other forum users,.. First impressions and all that..!

yeah maybe they are genuine fans, i suppose define a genuine fan, but also i see it here in work a lad who only gets interested in Galway Hurling at semi-final and final time, he's on every forum looking for tickets as if he has a devine right to be there and it's all about gloating when he gets an Hogan stand ticket.

Unfortunately the Fair Weather fan is everywhere....but while they're around the Branch may as well take their money...but its vexing when lads who are going to matches for years and due to money being tight can't aford the luxury of a ST and can't get to the semi.
A genuine fan.....I suppose anyone who has kept going all through the years,stood in the Sportsgrounds in the wind and rain and endured the smug looks of visiting supporters as too frequently we lost; or to be on a high stool in a far off place talking rugby and get incredulous looks over a pint glass as you say "I support Connacht".
And the kids proudly wearing a Connacht jersey to school when every other kid wore Munster or Leinster,getting teased and be told " Connacht are crap" !
Oh how its changed

mikey wrote:

clanman wrote:

sea_point wrote:

Horsebox44 wrote:

clanman wrote: seems to be a lot of people posting first time here looking for tickets, I've got a college road ticket, don't care where i am as long as I'm there

Is there an issue with people using the forum to look for tickets. You seem to be suggesting that people posting here for the first time are not real fans. Perhaps they attend every game, read every article, follow the team through thick and thin but do not have a season ticket and do not post comments for the sake of being heard on a forum. Not everyone loves the sound of their own voice. What this forum should be all about is facilitating all fans, particularly at a time like this.

Wind your neck in fella!

Nothing offensive in anything Clanman said, just an observation. It is simply a statement of fact also commented on by other posters. We are seeing a lot of new visitors to the site this season overall, but even more so as we've reached the conclusion. And yes this sites main purpose is to help out like minded Connacht Supporters.

To that end, I'd suggest that your first posts on here shouldn't really be coming across as aggressive / combatitve if you're really thinking about requesting help with accessing tickets from other forum users,.. First impressions and all that..!

yeah maybe they are genuine fans, i suppose define a genuine fan, but also i see it here in work a lad who only gets interested in Galway Hurling at semi-final and final time, he's on every forum looking for tickets as if he has a devine right to be there and it's all about gloating when he gets an Hogan stand ticket.

Unfortunately the Fair Weather fan is everywhere....but while they're around the Branch may as well take their money...but its vexing when lads who are going to matches for years and due to money being tight can't aford the luxury of a ST and can't get to the semi.
A genuine fan.....I suppose anyone who has kept going all through the years,stood in the Sportsgrounds in the wind and rain and endured the smug looks of visiting supporters as too frequently we lost; or to be on a high stool in a far off place talking rugby and get incredulous looks over a pint glass as you say "I support Connacht".
And the kids proudly wearing a Connacht jersey to school when every other kid wore Munster or Leinster,getting teased and be told " Connacht are crap" !
Oh how its changed

Thats a fair point. but what about Connacht fans living abroad that cannot get to games. Attending matches and posting on forums I do not think is necessary to consider yourself a genuine fan. Personally I think when you watch a game and you cannot take the smile off your face because you have such a pride in the team and what they represent. Passion, commitment, unity, a never say die attitude. Everything people from the West of Ireland are about basically

Pinky: Only joined to try and get a ticket. I will leave again.

Mikey: Thanks for the advice.

Enjoy the game.

#Dreamland

Horsebox44 wrote:

mikey wrote:

clanman wrote:

sea_point wrote:

Horsebox44 wrote:

clanman wrote: seems to be a lot of people posting first time here looking for tickets, I've got a college road ticket, don't care where i am as long as I'm there

Is there an issue with people using the forum to look for tickets. You seem to be suggesting that people posting here for the first time are not real fans. Perhaps they attend every game, read every article, follow the team through thick and thin but do not have a season ticket and do not post comments for the sake of being heard on a forum. Not everyone loves the sound of their own voice. What this forum should be all about is facilitating all fans, particularly at a time like this.

Wind your neck in fella!

Nothing offensive in anything Clanman said, just an observation. It is simply a statement of fact also commented on by other posters. We are seeing a lot of new visitors to the site this season overall, but even more so as we've reached the conclusion. And yes this sites main purpose is to help out like minded Connacht Supporters.

To that end, I'd suggest that your first posts on here shouldn't really be coming across as aggressive / combatitve if you're really thinking about requesting help with accessing tickets from other forum users,.. First impressions and all that..!

yeah maybe they are genuine fans, i suppose define a genuine fan, but also i see it here in work a lad who only gets interested in Galway Hurling at semi-final and final time, he's on every forum looking for tickets as if he has a devine right to be there and it's all about gloating when he gets an Hogan stand ticket.

Unfortunately the Fair Weather fan is everywhere....but while they're around the Branch may as well take their money...but its vexing when lads who are going to matches for years and due to money being tight can't aford the luxury of a ST and can't get to the semi.
A genuine fan.....I suppose anyone who has kept going all through the years,stood in the Sportsgrounds in the wind and rain and endured the smug looks of visiting supporters as too frequently we lost; or to be on a high stool in a far off place talking rugby and get incredulous looks over a pint glass as you say "I support Connacht".
And the kids proudly wearing a Connacht jersey to school when every other kid wore Munster or Leinster,getting teased and be told " Connacht are crap" !
Oh how its changed

Thats a fair point. but what about Connacht fans living abroad that cannot get to games. Attending matches and posting on forums I do not think is necessary to consider yourself a genuine fan. Personally I think when you watch a game and you cannot take the smile off your face because you have such a pride in the team and what they represent. Passion, commitment, unity, a never say die attitude. Everything people from the West of Ireland are about basically

Pinky: Only joined to try and get a ticket. I will leave again.

Mikey: Thanks for the advice.

Enjoy the game.

#Dreamland

Horsebox,I've sent you a PM,check your in box.

If you don't get an offer here, might be worth trying the Dail Bar early, where some of the travelling Glasgow fans will be, they might have some extras if some friends couldn't travel.
Also make your way through the regular pubs and don't be afraid to call out if anyone has a spare going.
There's always someone who can't make it at the last minute.

Lastly, get to the ground by 5 and see if anyone has a spare outside.

Genuine fans (read non-touts) will sell at face value if they have spares and as crazy as it might seem, I think there'll be a few floating around.
Lots of ST holders (if not all) bought their extra ticket, I suspect not all will have found a home.