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Subject: club kildare Mon Jan 16, 2012 8:09 am

see the some people in club kildare will not get ticket for the league match with tryone as it class not as home venue and the people who brought kildare seson ticket will get a ticket

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In Dublin the Parnell Pass member will get there tickets as if it was a home fixture in Parnell Park , at no extra cost , the difference been The PP members scheme is ran by the DCB and not a seperate gaa member affilation, there lies the problem , there not a CB run scheme

Subject: Re: club kildare Mon Jan 16, 2012 11:32 am

It's a bit of a farce really... If the County Board are giving Club Kildare tickets out for home games in Newbridge the least they could do for people who are genuinely interested and supporting the County is to give the deduction off the ticket for Croker. If the normal home league game is €12 admission this should be deducted off the ticket for Club Kildare members going to Croke Park for the opening match.

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Big Full Back wrote:: It's a bit of a farce really... If the County Board are giving Club Kildare tickets out for home games in Newbridge the least they could do for people who are genuinely interested and supporting the County is to give the deduction off the ticket for Croker. If the normal home league game is €12 admission this should be deducted off the ticket for Club Kildare members going to Croke Park for the opening match.

Is it not €13 for the league for the last couple of years ??? , I say CP/DCB will announce the spring series again at €10 Terrace /€15 Stand/ Family €25 (two adults two children) + Entertainment

(As long as its not f Suspect

king Jedward)

Subject: Re: club kildare Mon Jan 16, 2012 7:22 pm

vodafone2012 wrote:

Big Full Back wrote:: It's a bit of a farce really... If the County Board are giving Club Kildare tickets out for home games in Newbridge the least they could do for people who are genuinely interested and supporting the County is to give the deduction off the ticket for Croker. If the normal home league game is €12 admission this should be deducted off the ticket for Club Kildare members going to Croke Park for the opening match.

Is it not €13 for the league for the last couple of years ??? , I say CP/DCB will announce the spring series again at €10 Terrace /€15 Stand/ Family €25 (two adults two children) + Entertainment

(As long as its not f Suspect

king Jedward)

Wasn't sure of the price but what I'm getting at is Club Kildare members should have the normal home league price deducted from this ticket and be only required to pay the balance...

As for Jedward sure they've so much in common with both counties... Reared in Kildare and grown up in Dublin...... We're soooooooooo lucky!!!!!!!!

Subject: Re: club kildare Mon Jan 16, 2012 10:02 pm

The Rubberbandits are the entertainment for the league opener!

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QUESTION: Based on some of the posts on this thread do some people see Club Kildare as, a way of supporting their counties efforts or a way of getting cheap seats to games ??

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ballyboy wrote:: QUESTION: Based on some of the posts on this thread do some people see Club Kildare as, a way of supporting their counties efforts or a way of getting cheap seats to games ??

Good question, how many posters are club kildare members..........

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Stonecold wrote:

ballyboy wrote:: QUESTION: Based on some of the posts on this thread do some people see Club Kildare as, a way of supporting their counties efforts or a way of getting cheap seats to games ??

Good question, how many posters are club kildare members..........

Are you?

Subject: Re: club kildare Tue Jan 17, 2012 9:07 am

I'm a Club Kildare member... I've paid my money and I'm only speaking my opinion.... I'm not looking for cheap tickets..... I've paid my €300 membership... When the supporters club run a draw or function I'll be there supporting them too... It's just some common sense that I think should prevail... What if Kildare don't proceed beyond the group league games and lose the first round and first qualifier round... I think my €300 will go a lot further that alot of wind blowers on the site who do all the talking and only hit Croker for the big ones.....

Relax.... Take a deep breath..... Ahhhhhhh.....

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Taibi wrote:

Stonecold wrote:

ballyboy wrote:: QUESTION: Based on some of the posts on this thread do some people see Club Kildare as, a way of supporting their counties efforts or a way of getting cheap seats to games ??

Good question, how many posters are club kildare members..........

Are you?

Ahh there ya are Taibi, was getting worried about you and starting to feel neked without your stalking.

Yes I am a member from its inception and was also a Kildare Supporters club member. But hey, its not about me is it?

Subject: Re: club kildare Wed Jan 18, 2012 6:00 am

kickingking wrote:: The Rubberbandits are the entertainment for the league opener!

they can join other rubberbandits on hill 16

Subject: Re: club kildare Wed Jan 18, 2012 10:23 pm

Jaysus..the rubberbandits..another reason not to trapse all the way up there.

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Sam1928 wrote:: Jaysus..the rubberbandits..another reason not to trapse all the way up there.

ah the rubberbandits are funny enough....get there album and listen to spoiling ivan...bet it sticks in ur head for days

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fone wrote:

kickingking wrote:: The Rubberbandits are the entertainment for the league opener!

they can join other rubberbandits on hill 16

Cant be any worse than those two ditzy JEDWARD gimps reared in kildare Laughing

enough of the boomarangs Fone Razz

At least these lads will be appreciated for they wit , a bit like the dublin wit you all despise lol!

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pp members are getting there tickets cuz it is a home fixture dublin have 2 home grounds!

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naked-lilly wrote:: pp members are getting there tickets cuz it is a home fixture dublin have 2 home grounds!

You gas crew , Our country cousins, Whinge about the Dubs thinking they own Croker in one breath !!! , then as they exhale !! they say its one of our home grounds, make up your mind !!! either the Dubs own it or they dont , did you know back in the 70's afro

newbridge/athy was our 3rd ground Laughing

Still its lousy the KSC have to re-buy a ticket already bought under there own scheme , like i said before if the KCB ran this supporters group , the KSC would have a better leg to stand on !! , surely these people could avail of the family ticket of €30 2 Adult 2 Children if travelling as a family unit ??? little concilation to the single travelling fan

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Ye have no 3rd ground its croker and parrnell park! Athy was the second main ground in Kildare, sure even in the early nineties, we still played a few league games down there.

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Didn't the scum wreck Athy one year they Played a match there? Broke windows ect...?

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fionnmccool wrote:: Didn't the scum wreck Athy one year they Played a match there? Broke windows ect...?

Which shower are we on about? there are several!!

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fionnmccool wrote:: Didn't the scum wreck Athy one year they Played a match there? Broke windows ect...?

Scum? This is the GAA not the Premier League FFS!

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