Froch v Abraham Tickets (Helsinki)
Froch v Abraham Tickets (Helsinki)
Bravely myself and some mates have booked flights and accomodation. Does anybody know when tickets will become available? The Hennessy Sports website is crap.
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Having just had a completely pointless weekend in Monaco, I have to say, you must be deranged. Hey, good luck though, hope it goes ahead 
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Bennyblanco
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How much was your flights and accomodation?BillyTKid wrote:Bravely myself and some mates have booked flights and accomodation. Does anybody know when tickets will become available? The Hennessy Sports website is crap.
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If Jon Shirow hasn't given up and gone home (and with Hennesey who could blame him), his Queensbury agency are likely to get an allocation
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steve richards
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I have had to pay £250.00 to change my flights over to Helsinki, £300.00 for the tickets still hasn't been paid back and you don't even get a email back from Hennessey sports to say when stuffs going on sale, to try to save a few save a few quid, on even more flights and changes.Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Having just had a completely pointless weekend in Monaco, I have to say, you must be deranged. Hey, good luck though, hope it goes ahead
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you must be crazy...or have money to throw around....with the original date already being cancelled and all the drop outs in the tournament i for sure wouldnt risk booking this.....i really hope it all works out for you because i hate seeing fans being shafted by someone as incompetent as mick hennesey.....BillyTKid wrote:Bravely myself and some mates have booked flights and accomodation. Does anybody know when tickets will become available? The Hennessy Sports website is crap.
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I have finally been sent the ticket prices. I'll update my website, set up online sales and post the seating plan and prices on my Froch v Abraham thread tonight. They're going on general sale on Wednesday so i can only guarantee presales until Tuesday night. I've got to guarantee my allocation so i'll be keeping in small initially as there are a lot of twice bitten fans who i suspect will be giving this a miss.
http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=124464
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http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=124464
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Counter-puncher
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i would never ever pay out a large amount of money for a foreign trip where either Hennessy or haye are concerned.
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The last topic on Froch didn't clear up whether or not the rumours of a problem between him and Hennessey were true. I'd be very careful about this fight. I don't feel confident it will go ahead. I suppose I won't until it happens, if it does.
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Yeah, once bitten, twice shy and all that. At least we didn't HAVE to watch Chag surrender meekly.Counter-puncher wrote:i would never ever pay out a large amount of money for a foreign trip where either Hennessy or haye are concerned.
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We have paid £143 for direct flights with British Airways out on Friday back Sunday and 84 euros per room per night for 5* Hilton......so all pretty reasonable. Although I have heard the beer is going to be expensive.Bennyblanco wrote:How much was your flights and accomodation?BillyTKid wrote:Bravely myself and some mates have booked flights and accomodation. Does anybody know when tickets will become available? The Hennessy Sports website is crap.
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Petu v.d. Pajm
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Beer goes roughly 5 GBP for a pint in Helsinki. You can find local pisswater clearly cheaper in low-class bars, but not imported brands nor tastier local micro-brewery stuff.
OK, I'm very picky about beers. Main Finnish brands are just slightly worse than any multi-national lager junk.
OK, I'm very picky about beers. Main Finnish brands are just slightly worse than any multi-national lager junk.
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Finlandia Vodka it is then! 
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It sometimes pays to pay more for an airline like BA where they won't charge you more than the flight cost you to change name/destination etc.BillyTKid wrote:We have paid £143 for direct flights with British Airways out on Friday back Sunday and 84 euros per room per night for 5* Hilton......so all pretty reasonable. Although I have heard the beer is going to be expensive.Bennyblanco wrote:How much was your flights and accomodation?BillyTKid wrote:Bravely myself and some mates have booked flights and accomodation. Does anybody know when tickets will become available? The Hennessy Sports website is crap.
My brother booked a flight for me to Spain and for some reason his name showed on the ticket despite putting in my passport details. It cost him £150 to change it to my name. It would have been cheaper to buy a 2nd ticket.
I hate the "cheap" airlines, they're a pain and even if you try and travel clever and just take hold baggage they still find a way to make things more expensive for you.
The return flight from Spain was 90 minutes late and cost me £60 for a taxi home.
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Yep, they are sh1tbags. They sell non-refundable fares. Yet they can't legally keep one aspect of the fare back. So what do they do? Make the admin fee more than this will ever be.orbtastic wrote:It sometimes pays to pay more for an airline like BA where they won't charge you more than the flight cost you to change name/destination etc.BillyTKid wrote:We have paid £143 for direct flights with British Airways out on Friday back Sunday and 84 euros per room per night for 5* Hilton......so all pretty reasonable. Although I have heard the beer is going to be expensive.Bennyblanco wrote: How much was your flights and accomodation?
My brother booked a flight for me to Spain and for some reason his name showed on the ticket despite putting in my passport details. It cost him £150 to change it to my name. It would have been cheaper to buy a 2nd ticket.
I hate the "cheap" airlines, they're a pain and even if you try and travel clever and just take hold baggage they still find a way to make things more expensive for you.
The return flight from Spain was 90 minutes late and cost me £60 for a taxi home.
I'm proud to say last time I went on one (bmibaby) I managed to avoid every little add on. But the published fares are almost always a nonsense when you get to the checkout.
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They serve a means to an end and have opened up Europe for most people - if you program yourself to expect a sh*te service then you won't be dissapointed 
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I think you would like this book mate:MacTavish wrote:They serve a means to an end and have opened up Europe for most people - if you program yourself to expect a sh*te service then you won't be dissapointed
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ruinair-Paul-Ki ... 760&sr=1-4
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forcefraser
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I didn`t HAVE to watch Chag take his beating, but I did. Wasn`t much of a fight to be honest and the undercard was pants.orbtastic wrote:Yeah, once bitten, twice shy and all that. At least we didn't HAVE to watch Chag surrender meekly.Counter-puncher wrote:i would never ever pay out a large amount of money for a foreign trip where either Hennessy or haye are concerned.
Top weekend otherwise though.
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One thing you can say for Hatton was he never messed his fans about with dates and stuff for his fights. Once booked I can't actually remember if he ever pulled out of any big fights?
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We had a top weekend, just not in Germany!forcefraser wrote:I didn`t HAVE to watch Chag take his beating, but I did. Wasn`t much of a fight to be honest and the undercard was pants.orbtastic wrote:Yeah, once bitten, twice shy and all that. At least we didn't HAVE to watch Chag surrender meekly.Counter-puncher wrote:i would never ever pay out a large amount of money for a foreign trip where either Hennessy or haye are concerned.
Top weekend otherwise though.
At least they allowed us a refund on the fight ticket (and hotel, and train), I'd have been really fed-up to have to go watch the Chag fight.