Ticketwatch

Puckoon · September 12, 2008, 05:20:28 AM

1. Is your county involved? YES
2. Are you a club member? LAPSED
3. Are you a club officer/committee member? NO
4. Are you a coach/mentor NO
5. Are you a player? NO
6. Are you a supporters club member? NO
7. Have you contibuted financially to your club/county (minimum £300*)? NO
8. How many national league games did you attend this year? NONE
9. Mc Kenna/FBD/Mc Grath u21 MINOR etc? NONE
10. Away games (not inc championship)? NONE
11. Championship games? NONE
12. Would you travel before securing a ticket? YES (not from america, but from home, yes)
13. If so when? SATURDAY
14. Are you prepared to pay over the odds for your ticket? NO
15. Number of previous AIF's attended? 1- 95, when we lost.
16. Are you related to a participant? No idea,
17. How do you hope to get a ticket? Got lucky with a pair, gave them to family.

filthylittlebeast · September 12, 2008, 12:11:02 PM

Quote from: Rois on September 11, 2008, 11:28:22 PM
Quote from: filthylittlebeast on September 11, 2008, 11:24:33 PM

Rois how do u join Club Tyrone? I had a look at the website there and couldn't see how to do it. cheers !!

filthylittlebeast, if you click on "Downloads" it gives you the option to download the standing order form. If you're seriously interested, don't send it to the address on the form, PM me and I'll give you other details.

Rois how come its £40 odd to join? the club down here (although it Warrenpoint) is only around £20 or so.... why the big difference??

Over the Bar · September 12, 2008, 12:53:53 PM

QuoteRois how come its £40 odd to join? the club down here (although it Warrenpoint) is only around £20 or so.... why the big difference??

Club Tyrone = Croker on a regular basis

Club Down = Casement now & again

Down Gael · September 12, 2008, 12:59:47 PM

For any "Tyronies" panicing about the ticket situation, the average supporter usually doesnt get their ticket until the county get their second allocation so it will be next Wednesday or Thursaday before you get sorted. The genuine, go to every game fan, is always way down the pecking order at this time of year. The Parish Priest and headmaster are far more deserving of a ticket, they have been to every game

, but the genuine fan usually gets sorted in the end and its like receiving a winning lottery ticket.
Those cute hoors in Kerry may have a few spares next Sunday morning, they had plenty last year.

Down Gael · September 12, 2008, 01:01:18 PM

Club Tyrone = Choker on a regular basis. (86 & 95)

Club Down = Never lost a final.

uselessfootballer · September 12, 2008, 02:19:42 PM

1. Is your county involved? Yes
2. Are you a club member? Yes (but not in my County)
3. Are you a club officer/committee member? No
4. Are you a coach/mentor Yes
5. Are you a player? No
6. Are you a supporters club member? No
7. Have you contibuted financially to your club/county (minimum £300*)? No
8. How many national league games did you attend this year? 3
9. Mc Kenna/FBD/Mc Grath u21 MINOR etc? 4 (only 2 involving my own county)
10. Away games (not inc championship)? As I no longer live in the county all games are away (it takes me near 2 hours to Omagh)
11. Championship games? 4
12. Would you travel before securing a ticket? Yes, but wouldn't bring my 2 kids without tickets
13. If so when? Sunday
14. Are you prepared to pay over the odds for your ticket? No (but I'd buy a man a drink)
15. Number of previous AIF's attended? 4
16. Are you related to a participant? No
17. How do you hope to get a ticket? Hopefully through my Club, as for tickets for my kids? god knows

Fear ón Srath Bán · September 12, 2008, 02:24:27 PM

Quote from: Down Gael on September 12, 2008, 01:01:18 PM
Club Tyrone = Choker on a regular basis. (86 & 95)

Can we stick to the 2000s, you're so last millennium!

Down Gael · September 12, 2008, 02:35:30 PM

Tickets were a lot easier got then too

Rois · September 12, 2008, 03:11:08 PM

Quote from: filthylittlebeast on September 12, 2008, 12:11:02 PM

Rois how come its £40 odd to join? the club down here (although it Warrenpoint) is only around £20 or so.... why the big difference??

I have a feeling you're not really familiar with Club Tyrone, it's £40 a month, it's a fundraising venture with 100% of the money raised going to the county board.

Club memberships vary, I paid about £55 this year for Bredagh membership in Belfast. Worth every penny (except when you're looking for a Tyrone AIF ticket!).

blanketattack · September 12, 2008, 05:33:41 PM

1. Is your county involved? YES
2. Are you a club member? YES
3. Are you a club officer/committee member? NO
4. Are you a coach/mentor NO
5. Are you a player? YES
6. Are you a supporters club member? YES
7. Have you contibuted financially to your club/county (minimum £300*)? YES - not in one go, but over the years probably donated 1000s
8. How many national league games did you attend this year? 6
9. Mc Kenna/FBD/Mc Grath u21 MINOR etc? 5
10. Away games (not inc championship)? 3 (6 if "away" includes neutral)
11. Championship games? All (6)
12. Would you travel before securing a ticket? YES
13. If so when? Saturday
14. Are you prepared to pay over the odds for your ticket? NO
15. Number of previous AIF's attended? 15ish
16. Are you related to a participant? NO
17. How do you hope to get a ticket? Friend of a friend of a friend. Works most years. No joy 2 years ago though. It would have been my 15th game I had attended all season. Very frustrating watching thousands of people with tickets going to their first game of the year at any level.

johnpower · September 12, 2008, 10:53:32 PM

1. Is your county involved? YES
2. Are you a club member? no
3. Are you a club officer/committee member? NO
4. Are you a coach/mentor Yes
5. Are you a player? No
6. Are you a supporters club member? No
7. Have you contibuted financially to your club/county (minimum £300*)? YES - not in one go, but over the years probably donated 1000s
8. How many national league games did you attend this year? 5
9. Mc Kenna/FBD/Mc Grath u21 MINOR etc? 4 u21
10. Away games (not inc championship)? 4
11. Championship games? All (7)
12. Would you travel before securing a ticket? YES
13. If so when? Saturday
14. Are you prepared to pay over the odds for your ticket? Yes
15. Number of previous AIF's attended? 14
16. Are you related to a participant? No
17. How do you hope to get a ticket? Luck

No ticket yet ,no panic yet hope that I will get sorted next week .

Some Questionaire .I hope this will help

Norf Tyrone · September 13, 2008, 08:45:35 AM

Is this like the secret millionaire thingy? Whoever is most worthy gets a ticket??

stiffler · September 13, 2008, 11:38:59 AM

1. Is your county involved?    NO
2. Are you a club member? YES
3. Are you a club officer/committee member?    YES
4. Are you a coach/mentor    NO
5. Are you a player? YES
6. Are you a supporters club member? NO
7. Have you contibuted financially to your club/county (minimum £300*)?    YES
8. How many national league games did you attend this year? NONE
9. Mc Kenna/FBD/Mc Grath u21 MINOR etc? FIVE
10. Away games (not inc championship)? NONE
11. Championship games? SIX
12. Would you travel before securing a ticket? YES
13. If so when? SATURDAY
14. Are you prepared to pay over the odds for your ticket? NO
15. Number of previous AIF's attended? 0
16. Are you related to a participant? NO
17. How do you hope to get a ticket? No fukin idea

Norf Tyrone · September 13, 2008, 03:52:34 PM

1. Is your county involved? Yip
2. Are you a club member? Yip
3. Are you a club officer/committee member? Yip
4. Are you a coach/mentor NO
5. Are you a player? No
6. Are you a supporters club member? No
7. Have you contibuted financially to your club/county (minimum £300*)? Probably but through tangible means, tickets, lotto etc
8. How many national league games did you attend this year? NONE
9. Mc Kenna/FBD/Mc Grath u21 MINOR etc? None
10. Away games (not inc championship)? NONE
11. Championship games? One
12. Would you travel before securing a ticket? No
13. If so when? Sunday morning
14. Are you prepared to pay over the odds for your ticket? No
15. Number of previous AIF's attended? 2
16. Are you related to a participant? No
17. How do you hope to get a ticket? Should be grand considering number three.

We have a ticket allocation policy at the club, that ensures that committee, players, coaches and workers get first slap at the tickets. It should mean that all our tickets get good homes, and....that I get one.

bcarrier · September 13, 2008, 04:44:36 PM

1. Is your county involved? NO
2. Are you a club member? NO
3. Are you a club officer/committee member? NO
4. Are you a coach/mentor NO
5. Are you a player? NO
6. Are you a supporters club member? NO
7. Have you contibuted financially to your club/county (minimum £300*)? NOT THIS YEAR
8. How many national league games did you attend this year? NONE
9. Mc Kenna/FBD/Mc Grath u21 MINOR etc? NONE
10. Away games (not inc championship)? NONE
11. Championship games? ONE
12. Would you travel before securing a ticket? YES
13. If so when? SATURDAY
14. Are you prepared to pay over the odds for your ticket? YES
15. Number of previous AIF's attended? 16 Football PLUS 2 REPLAYS ( 1986-1994) , 2000,2002,2004-7 & 1989 Hurling final
16. Are you related to a participant? NO
17. How do you hope to get a ticket? Kerry Contacts or tout

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