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3 tickets available for the Barbarians game. West Terrace. £12 each or 3 for £30. PM me if you are interested.

boysontour2 wrote:3 tickets available for the Barbarians game. West Terrace. £12 each or 3 for £30. PM me if you are interested.

Chuck in 12 pints, 3 pies and a few dodgy women and you might get a buyer.

Don't tell me BoT can't find the West Terrace

was handed 6 corporate tickets by someone on a committee… can't give them away it seems. I give them to good cause..

Cockatrice wrote:was handed 6 corporate tickets by someone on a committee… can't give them away it seems. I give them to good cause..

If they're available I'm sure i can find an owner

Cockatrice wrote:was handed 6 corporate tickets by someone on a committee… can't give them away it seems. I give them to good cause..

Ive two west terrace tickets but I would swap them for these if you want

Is the terrace suitable for an 11 year old?

Dave wrote:Is the terrace suitable for an 11 year old?

Yeah and should be plenty of space.

damianmcr wrote:

Dave wrote:Is the terrace suitable for an 11 year old?

Yeah and should be plenty of space.

Ok cheers

damianmcr wrote:

Dave wrote:Is the terrace suitable for an 11 year old?

Yeah and should be plenty of space.

Yip, was going to say with the small crowd it should be ideal for younguns to be able to see pretty well.

Plus it is likely to be the best rugby for kids to watch this season.

Dave wrote:Is the terrace suitable for an 11 year old?

For the Baa baas it should be fine. Against Munster the other week it was not - due to some rather choice language directed at our 'players' and if there were any young children in the vicinity, please accept my sincere apologies.

BaggyTrousers wrote:

damianmcr wrote:

Dave wrote:Is the terrace suitable for an 11 year old?

Yeah and should be plenty of space.

Yip, was going to say with the small crowd it should be ideal for younguns to be able to see pretty well.

Plus it is likely to be the best rugby for kids to watch this season.

He's just showing an interest in rugby so that is my logic. Two teams happy to the fling the ball about rather than the turdfest we are used to.

Dave wrote:

BaggyTrousers wrote:

damianmcr wrote:

Dave wrote:Is the terrace suitable for an 11 year old?

Yeah and should be plenty of space.

Yip, was going to say with the small crowd it should be ideal for younguns to be able to see pretty well.

Plus it is likely to be the best rugby for kids to watch this season.

He's just showing an interest in rugby so that is my logic. Two teams happy to the fling the ball about rather than the turdfest we are used to.

Good thinking, if you brought kids to an Ulster match they might never go back

Russ wrote:

Cockatrice wrote:was handed 6 corporate tickets by someone on a committee… can't give them away it seems. I give them to good cause..

If they're available I'm sure i can find an owner

felt they needed to go to a good cause…. so give them to Young man (anyone remember him)..

Anyhow UR have done a good job of last minute promotion (sorry free handouts to anyone) and the crowd has almost doubled in size in the last week. Not quite sold out but at least a respectable 15,000 plus.

Sounds like Sorries