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sexy_rexy wrote:I'm not really worried about tickets for this game, it's in Murrayfield, a place that's been sold out twice(as far as I know) in the last decade.

I'm very worried about when Leinster go to places like Gloucester, Ulster, Munster, and knock out stages of the Heineken cup. If they can't sort out tickets in a proper way for this game, what's it going to be like when there's five people screaming for every one tickets.

I know for one, I will be travelling to Ravenhill in December and at this stage I'm worried whether I'll even get tickets.....
I agree about Glaws (away) certainly. That said, and it's easier for me, probably as I live in the UK, I'll be booking tickets straight from Glaws themselves. I'm still not sure yet if I'm going, but as soon as tickets go on sale, I'll get them, and can make a decision nearer the time.

But it is frustrating, and the LB need to take on more people, and get this sorted out, quickly.
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claire_m wrote:But it is frustrating, and the LB need to take on more people, and get this sorted out, quickly.
Frustrating it is, but one person, and maybe a cheap piece of software) can SURELY manage tickets for an operation of this size?
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Eve wrote:
CRAZYDAVE wrote:
Eve wrote:I'm mad as hell over this and have submitted a rant to the official mb - let's see if it makes the cut :? :wink:
As I thought, Breener chickened out. Haven't seen your rant on the Deadsite yet..
Nothing else since though - may just not have updated yet
I think I'm being ignored :cry:
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meinster wrote:
claire_m wrote:But it is frustrating, and the LB need to take on more people, and get this sorted out, quickly.
Frustrating it is, but one person, and maybe a cheap piece of software) can SURELY manage tickets for an operation of this size?
I'm normally dead against Ticketmaster - but its getting to the stage where the branch should just outsource ticketing (they can't/don't seem to be able to cope doing it themselves). . give the link (and password) to season ticket holders first - then if theres any tickets left after the've had a chance to purchase - put them on general sale :!:
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Post by sexy_rexy »

Just a warning for those that are thinking of buying their tickets on the day. The £15 price is only a pre-order price. As far as I can tell, the tickets will be £20 each on the day. See the gunner's website for more information....

http://www.edinburghrugby.com/index.php ... Itemid=154
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And Leinster are charging €3 handling charge which is pure profit to go towards the ticket officer's salary for god's sake!
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Post by CRAZYDAVE »

sexy_rexy wrote:I'm not really worried about tickets for this game, it's in Murrayfield, a place that's been sold out twice(as far as I know) in the last decade.

I'm very worried about when Leinster go to places like Gloucester, Ulster, Munster, and knock out stages of the Heineken cup. If they can't sort out tickets in a proper way for this game, what's it going to be like when there's five people screaming for every one ticket.

I know for one, I will be travelling to Ravenhill in December and at this stage I'm worried whether I'll even get tickets.....
You have hit the nail on the head. That was the point of my rant.
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Eve wrote:
Eve wrote:
CRAZYDAVE wrote: As I thought, Breener chickened out. Haven't seen your rant on the Deadsite yet..
Nothing else since though - may just not have updated yet
I think I'm being ignored :cry:
Same with me - I have written twice to ask what the story was and even on the second one - the query was put as a question to the "masses" on the messageboard, but neither of them made it.

While I think that the ticket issues are a bad show and could and should have been avoided - I dont think that it is done either due to incompetancy or on purpose. - the reive stink that is being kicked up at the moment would alert the powers that something is up and should get them to examine the situation.

However, I do feel that the silence eminating from the branch is bad, they should tell us the plans and what is happening, stick to some agreed and defined guidelines and we the supporters will be satisfied.

Remember, while there is a sizable amount of people complaining on this messageboard, we are but a fraction of the support that actually go to games.

In the end, we will be OK for the away games, there will be tickets - some of us will get two and pass them on...
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Is Aine EVER in the office? Bloody out of office reply again. :roll: [/b]
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I managed to get past the censorship brigade on the dead site!
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Someone needs to tell her she doesn't need to switch on Auto-reply every time she gets up from her desk :evil:
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sarah_lennon wrote:I managed to get past the censorship brigade on the dead site!
You must've been more diplomatic than the rest of us! :lol:
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Eve wrote:
sarah_lennon wrote:I managed to get past the censorship brigade on the dead site!
You must've been more diplomatic than the rest of us! :lol:
I can only imagine! :lol:
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sarah_lennon wrote:I managed to get past the censorship brigade on the dead site!
Breener's pet :!: :!: :wink: :wink:
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CRAZYDAVE wrote:
sarah_lennon wrote:I managed to get past the censorship brigade on the dead site!
Breener's pet :!: :!: :wink: :wink:
Well with all the posts going up I bet it's not Aine! :lol:
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sarah_lennon wrote:
CRAZYDAVE wrote:
sarah_lennon wrote:I managed to get past the censorship brigade on the dead site!
Breener's pet :!: :!: :wink: :wink:
Well with all the posts going up I bet it's not Aine! :lol:
Just had a look on the dead-site and saw what you posted. It was quite temperate in tone , etc. That's probably why it got through the "Ministry for Propaganda" :wink: :wink:
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CRAZYDAVE wrote:
sarah_lennon wrote:
CRAZYDAVE wrote: Breener's pet :!: :!: :wink: :wink:
Well with all the posts going up I bet it's not Aine! :lol:
Just had a look on the dead-site and saw what you posted. It was quite temperate in tone , etc. That's probably why it got through the "Ministry for Propaganda" :wink: :wink:
I thought I'd break through the forcefield and you can all reply to my post!!!!
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sarah_lennon wrote:
CRAZYDAVE wrote:
sarah_lennon wrote: Well with all the posts going up I bet it's not Aine! :lol:
Just had a look on the dead-site and saw what you posted. It was quite temperate in tone , etc. That's probably why it got through the "Ministry for Propaganda" :wink: :wink:
I thought I'd break through the forcefield and you can all reply to my post!!!!
AAhhh.... A cunning plan :idea: :idea: :idea:
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Post by sarah_lennon »

CRAZYDAVE wrote:
sarah_lennon wrote:
CRAZYDAVE wrote: Just had a look on the dead-site and saw what you posted. It was quite temperate in tone , etc. That's probably why it got through the "Ministry for Propaganda" :wink: :wink:
I thought I'd break through the forcefield and you can all reply to my post!!!!
AAhhh.... A cunning plan :idea: :idea: :idea:
Apparently too cunning :lol:
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Reply sent in Sarah.
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