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They sold the ground twice! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
The FAI get the official figures every weekend from the clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
They should be collated and published on an updated 'league table' every week on the official loi.ie website.
I think the deadline is actually before full time in the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buile Shuibhne
Deadline is the next working day at 4pmQuote:
Originally Posted by DmanDmythDledge
Yep. But they say they're not authorised to release them or some such bull. I'd say there's clubs that don't bother.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buile Shuibhne
Where'd you get those from?Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
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Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
Even we have started to release official crowd figures this season (well one of the two home games, the 3,667 v Drogs), never saw that before, so no reason why all other clubs cant.
Re IPL, must be the biggest range in crowds in any top flight in europe, from 7,000 for Glentoran v Linfield to 134 and 194 in Lisburn and Newry. Amazing
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
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It doesn't matter when the ****ing deadline is.
Once the FAI publish the figures every week - whether it be Mon morning or Tuesday afternoon or whenever?
Don't see the fascination with attendances. We can all see the crowds are rubbish, does the actual figure really matter? Seems to be more of a ****ing contest for some here than anythign else (not everyone of course)
Do they charge into matches? Funny how Tullamore get more to a game than UCD. Fair play to them.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
It was ****ing rain, all of you were allowed into the Jodi, despite having paid 5 Euro less for the Connacht side, we are complete *******s alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
No idea why you werent allowed down at half time and provided with free hot food, what were we thinking?
I saw about 6 of your burbery capped fans coming from the chipper before half time which caused only unrestrained mirth from the Bohs fans, so no problems as far as I could see. Unfortunately it seems to have been a colours only ban. Were you allowed in the bar afterwards?
the Big Bad Bohs B@stards strike again...
Dundalk are charging €5 in anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inside Man
:rolleyes: You're right. There could be no detrimental effects to standing in the ****ing rain for 2 hours and then spending 4-5 hours in the soaking wet clothes on the way home...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
You only allowed us into the Jodi because of complaints from RTE, if you'd any choice you wouldnt have and your own stupidity cost you the 5 euro from each person.
There was no reason at all bar acting like asses not to leave us into the Jodi straight away, exactly like you have 90% of the times we've been to Dalymount. It's not like their wasn't enough room. You're board thought they'd be smart by throwing away fans in a crumbling uncovered stand for now reason at all and it backfired, the only result being it costing ye money.
Another stellar job done by your board :ball:
Doesn't stop everyone else in this thread in fairness.Quote:
Originally Posted by dublinwanderer
Yeah. I forget how much the refurbishments cost (don't have accounts handy) but they are looking well. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
BTW I went into the stand & paid my money there. No chance I was going to stand in the rain ban or no ban.
I get the estimates by looking around the crowd. I have legs, I'm able to walk around the ground and check the crowd. From the pressbox I can see the entirety of the covered stand and those standing up at the bowling alley end. To check the stand on the DART side all I have to do is walk down to the wall and have a quick look around.Quote:
Originally Posted by dublinwanderer
My estimates are probably off, but I don't see why you get so upset. Until Bray announce official attendances, we'll never know what the real attendance is.
I've never said my estimates are official but I admit I do round down a bit because eyes do deceive. For instance, the Drogs Bray match on 13 March. All guesses (including yours) were over a thousand.
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Originally Posted by dublinwanderer
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Originally Posted by CelticTiger
Yet, the official attendance was under a thousand.Quote:
Originally Posted by WindmillWarrior
In short, don't bother giving out about my guesses if your's aren't any better.Quote:
Originally Posted by WindmillWarrior
I think its very important to have attendances monitored here. How else could we see if any changes in pattern are taking place. We can hardly rely on the paper media.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I wouldnt be fascinated, but I`d safely say the better the attendance the more healthier the club.
As said many times before, it would make life so much easier if all 22 reported exact figures.
You mean the game wasn't moved because of the Rugby?! That's a disgrace, where's the consistency? :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by blue til i die
Sorry if this has been dealt with before, but is there not a licencing obligation on clubs to provide match tickets these days? None at Sligo on Saturday anyway.
I dont think i have ever seen you leave that box superfrank!!!! And I'M sure alot of people will agree wit me.....
I'm flattered everyone is so obsessed about my whereabouts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green&whitearmy
Don't be because he is calling you a liarQuote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
Fight! Fight! Fight!Quote:
Originally Posted by BrayUnknowns
So am I correct in assuming that the only game that the away fans should be opposite the jodi stand is shamrock rovers??
Yes, in fairness we're the only ones that can even nearly fill it. Think there's 3,000+ seats there? Bloody awful place with no roof, shody seats and no real toilets...Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Cork City v Drogheda United - Official Attendance: 2,174.
Well we were over there, so who knows. There's no way it passes H&S. No lighting, moss covered steps etc. etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Was everyone free or did ye have to charge a tenner in as suggested in another thread?Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Success then :oQuote:
Originally Posted by pete
Extratime has Galway-Bohs down as 750, I'd say about 850-900
I think it was free for all but don't know.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
I would have guessed crowd of half that if not free due to CL on TV & apparent very heavy rain.
no, 750 would definitely be max.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Yes it is a licencing obligation and some clubs seem to be ignoring it or are being let away with it. So far in the first ourselves, UCD, Kildare, Athlone and shels ...as ive been and witnessed already this season and from memory both Wexford and longford do ticketsQuote:
Originally Posted by seand
no, 750 would definitely be max. never seen so many boez fans be turned away at the gates, we could have done with their money.....even though some of them were turned away at the gate, AFTER they had bought their tickets !Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Knew we'd have a poor attendance tonight. Tuesday evening game clashing with Man U on the telly and the weather was absolutely brutal. Thought we might scrape 1,000 but obviously not.
why they turned away?
750 was an optimistic estimate, which has since been changed to 695, the official attendance.
Odd. I don't recall having ever been to a match where we didn't issue tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by gael353
Tickets have been issued at every game I've been at this season...but I think he was trying to say that we did.Quote:
Originally Posted by John83