Fact is we could sell out tallaght ourselves, so why not put temporary stands in on at least one side of the pitch?
Lets stop all the over exagerations.
Sligo will bring a lot more than us. FACT
They deserve a larger amount of tickets. FACT
We will bring between 1000 to 1500 supporters of Fingal, some of which will be seeing Fingal for the first time. FACT
If we do not sell what ever amount of tickets we get, they should go to sligo.
If demand is greater than expected. Tempory seats should be erected with the vast majority of seats going to sligo if the demand is there.
There will be no tickets sold to Shels fans because they didnt make it. FACT.
Last edited by Lamper.sffc; 29/10/2009 at 2:25 PM.
Fact is we could sell out tallaght ourselves, so why not put temporary stands in on at least one side of the pitch?
The final was to be tallaght well before we knew who was in the final so what if the final had been between Bohs and Rovers? That would have been a dream final for the fai and could have broken a final attendance record.
Would it have been fair for a team to have home advantage in the final?
What do neutral teams make of this?
Well you clearly never paid attention to the FAI Cup because where do you think it was held for the last 80 years or so? Croke Park? It was held in Dalymount up until 1990 or so, then a few in Lansdowne, Tolka and the RDS.
You don't even need to go back 60 odd years.
Considering Bohs couldn't even russle up more fans in their own town than the furthest located team from Dublin (Derry) for last year's Cup Final, the chances of a Dublin derby getting within a sniff of the Cork v Drogs attendance of only a few years back for the foreseeable future is nigh on zero...
I think the mods are very selective when it comes to enforcing forum rules .The personal abuse of SFFC fans from some of the muppets on here is a disgrace.On the final I think its a joke that there is no extra seating or attempt by the FAI to make the most of the occasion,capacity should be brought up to 10,000 .
There's no point having 10,000 seats availbale for what threatens to be one of the worst attended finals this decade.
Rather - the FAI should confirm that they can get more seats installed in-time if needed, and then monitor ticket sales closely before deciding at the latest possible minute whetehr or not to push the button for extra seating.
That way they don't waste money and we don't risk a stadium that looks half empty.
Plus - there's nothing like rarity value to help shift tickets to an event anyway.
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