Delaney: FAI will learn from Aviva ticket problems

JOHN DELANEY says the FAI will learn from the ticketing problems which caused the kick-off in the first international at the Aviva Stadium to be delayed for nearly 15 minutes.

Delaney: FAI will learn from Aviva ticket problems
Fri, 13 Aug, 2010 - 01:00
Liam Mackey

Delaney also insists the association was not disappointed by the less than capacity turnout for Wednesday’s glamour fixture against Argentina.

“It’s a new stadium and we have had difficulties, there is no question about that,” the chief executive conceded.

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