FAI chief executive John Delaney has renewed his attack on the ‘unprofessional’ SFA and warned the ticketing row will lead to tensions among rival fans at Celtic Park. Delaney, however, was immediately criticised by Irish supporters, who accused him of trying to stoke up controversy to mask his own failings in the fiasco. Ireland have received an official allocation of 3,209 tickets for Friday’s crunch Euro 2016 qualifier — in line with UEFA’s five per cent minimum. Republic of Ireland CEO John Delaney (right) hit out at the Scottish FA over the handling of tickets Delaney had demanded more but that was turned down by the SFA, who said there was no room for manoeuvre.
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Ireland were given 3,209 tickets for their qualifier against Scotland
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But the visitors wanted as many as 8,000 tickets for the Celtic Park clash
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Irish fans are expected to be spread among the home fans on Friday
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Former Ireland boss Johnny Giles says any trouble will be Scotland's fault
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