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People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online.
Mfs (Mayo) - Posts: 251 - 21/07/2018 13:42:05
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Replying To Mfs: "People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online." What happened this week?
Wally (Tyrone) - Posts: 912 - 21/07/2018 14:17:13
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A lot of people did vote with their feet by not going to Croke Park last weekend. Clare and Wexford people also voted with their feet by not going to Cork. The GAA understand €€€ very much.
legendzxix (Kerry) - Posts: 7850 - 21/07/2018 14:38:59
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Replying To Mfs: "People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online." Why should we hit the funding of our facilities up and down the country???? What are we 'standing' up to?? Any chance someone might pose the question to the multi million FAI organisation as to why it is such as shambles to not even have a 15000 capacity stadium in the country's second city.........
PaudieSull1 (Down) - Posts: 738 - 21/07/2018 15:03:38
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Replying To Mfs: "People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online." Well I for one agree with the gaa, rules are rules.
cityman73 (Limerick) - Posts: 775 - 21/07/2018 15:23:35
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Replying To Mfs: "People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online." What exactly are you trying to achieve ?
Greengrass (Louth) - Posts: 6031 - 21/07/2018 15:24:38
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PaudieSull1 (Down)-CORRECT
browncows (Meath) - Posts: 2342 - 21/07/2018 15:32:10
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PaudieSull1 (Down)-CORRECT
browncows (Meath) - Posts: 2342 - 21/07/2018 15:33:15
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GAA scored 3 own goals this season so far,
1 The farce with Kildare over Newbridge venue
2 The charity soccer match to be played at a 7000 capacity in Cork while Pair Ui Caoimh lies empty, the debate over national council having to pass this is rubbish, it was Government funding that built it and is belong to every irish citizen and is up to us to allow a charity match to be played not the old farts in Croker calling the shots
3 25 euro for a double header knockout quarter finals in Croke Park with the old system, this new media driven plan costs supporters over 75 euro for the 3 games which are pointless matches, go back to the old knockout quarter finals. Grab All Association GAA is a perfectly named organization, why didn't they give the option of buying a ticket which covers all 3 games for 30 euro, at least that way you get some value, but then again all the GAA care about is MONEY!!!
Money Money Money must be funny in a rich mans world. The Croke Park mafia are at it again, flashy cars, designer suits and hats, cigars, plenty of booze, entourage, etc
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Replying To browncows: "PaudieSull1 (Down)-CORRECT" CORRECT
arock (Dublin) - Posts: 4896 - 21/07/2018 15:57:00
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Replying To Mfs: "People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online." 100% it's time to stand up to them, I heard that tickets for Tyrone v Dublin are €20 and tickets for the other 3 games are €25 , is this true? And if so why?
KingdomBoy1 (Kerry) - Posts: 14092 - 21/07/2018 16:29:49
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Ah no surely the Dublin Tyrone is 20 stg and 25 euro?
theborderfox (Monaghan) - Posts: 138 - 21/07/2018 16:56:58
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Replying To theborderfox: "Ah no surely the Dublin Tyrone is 20 stg and 25 euro?" You could be right.
KingdomBoy1 (Kerry) - Posts: 14092 - 21/07/2018 19:18:20
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I hope I am cos one match a fiver less would just stink and would be unbelievable
theborderfox (Monaghan) - Posts: 138 - 21/07/2018 19:48:08
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Replying To riverboys: "GAA scored 3 own goals this season so far,
1 The farce with Kildare over Newbridge venue
2 The charity soccer match to be played at a 7000 capacity in Cork while Pair Ui Caoimh lies empty, the debate over national council having to pass this is rubbish, it was Government funding that built it and is belong to every irish citizen and is up to us to allow a charity match to be played not the old farts in Croker calling the shots
3 25 euro for a double header knockout quarter finals in Croke Park with the old system, this new media driven plan costs supporters over 75 euro for the 3 games which are pointless matches, go back to the old knockout quarter finals. Grab All Association GAA is a perfectly named organization, why didn't they give the option of buying a ticket which covers all 3 games for 30 euro, at least that way you get some value, but then again all the GAA care about is MONEY!!!
Money Money Money must be funny in a rich mans world. The Croke Park mafia are at it again, flashy cars, designer suits and hats, cigars, plenty of booze, entourage, etc" Are you bored now that you have had a short summer? Lol
Tadhgmacda (Limerick) - Posts: 99 - 21/07/2018 20:46:25
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Replying To PaudieSull1: " Replying To Mfs: "People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online." Why should we hit the funding of our facilities up and down the country???? What are we 'standing' up to?? Any chance someone might pose the question to the multi million FAI organisation as to why it is such as shambles to not even have a 15000 capacity stadium in the country's second city........."
Otherwise, that was a really cheap shot. Grow up, and tell your unionist pals to do the same.
Onion Breath (Carlow) - Posts: 1412 - 21/07/2018 21:49:20
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Replying To cityman73: " Replying To Mfs: "People can give out all they like but the GAA wont listen. The only language they understand is €€€€€.
I dont expect anybody not to go and and support their county as a result of what has happened this week.
However would it be possible to get a campaign going this weekend NOT TO BUY ANY MATCH PROGRAMME OR ANY FOOD OR DRINK FROM THE GAA. I know it would be short notice but if they were told in advance it was going to happen they simply wouldnt buy in as much supplies or print as many programmes so short notice would hurt more.
Food or drink can be bought anywhere else and team sheets can be printed off or got online." Well I for one agree with the gaa, rules are rules."
Onion Breath (Carlow) - Posts: 1412 - 21/07/2018 21:50:55
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Replying To riverboys: "GAA scored 3 own goals this season so far,
1 The farce with Kildare over Newbridge venue
2 The charity soccer match to be played at a 7000 capacity in Cork while Pair Ui Caoimh lies empty, the debate over national council having to pass this is rubbish, it was Government funding that built it and is belong to every irish citizen and is up to us to allow a charity match to be played not the old farts in Croker calling the shots
3 25 euro for a double header knockout quarter finals in Croke Park with the old system, this new media driven plan costs supporters over 75 euro for the 3 games which are pointless matches, go back to the old knockout quarter finals. Grab All Association GAA is a perfectly named organization, why didn't they give the option of buying a ticket which covers all 3 games for 30 euro, at least that way you get some value, but then again all the GAA care about is MONEY!!!
Money Money Money must be funny in a rich mans world. The Croke Park mafia are at it again, flashy cars, designer suits and hats, cigars, plenty of booze, entourage, etc" Ridiculous post.
Greengrass (Louth) - Posts: 6031 - 22/07/2018 00:01:55
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Where am I wrong? The GAA made a mess over the Kildare v Mayo story, they denied Kildare a home match and it was the Kildare team and co board that stood up for themselves.
The other thing are you happy paying 75 euro for 3 matches when without the super 8s like last year it's 1 game 25 euro and then you're in the semi final, Tyrone and Kildare supporters will feel the pinch, they had to go through a number of qualifier matches to get to this stage.
I wouldn't even mention what some counties supporters are saying seeing that the last time their county got out of their provinces and got to this stage Noah was building his Ark
riverboys (Mayo) - Posts: 1389 - 22/07/2018 12:59:06
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Replying To Greengrass: "Ridiculous post." I am GAA through and through but there is nothing wrong in his post , decisions are about bottom line and nothing else in the GAA. Grass routes fend for themselves and the club player sits on his hands as games are cancelled to suit the intercounty game . the money is papering over alot of cracks in the GAA in my view.
ulsterrules (Donegal) - Posts: 259 - 22/07/2018 14:01:35
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