Way more than that there, that has to be one of the worst estimates ever!Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
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Way more than that there, that has to be one of the worst estimates ever!Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
903 according to Irish Times. A lot of Bohs fans don`t travel to Oriel because of the lock in for twenty mins after the game and the crap view of the left hand quadrant of the pitch from that "vantage point" I generally get a home ticket and sit in the stand, unfortunately wasn`t there last night though.Quote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Was between 350-400 at least at the Classico 250 is an awful guess, huge Longford town following there.
The crowd at Monaghan is a disaster for them. Other figures very dissappointing as well, if some clubs even got family and friends of player to attend they would improve on their figures.
Well seemingly a few Athlone guys had quoted it at around the 250 mark. Probably 250 from Longford because it didnt seem like there was much home support. I don't know why clubs dont give attendances maybe someone should volunteer to count the crowd :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
No doubt about it. 4 home games, 3 goals, 3 defeats and no home goals don't help.Quote:
Originally Posted by wonder88
It's still better than not seeing the gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Cork fans, how has your travelling support been so far this season? Our next home game is again Cork, would like to see a big away crowd up for it.
My Dad, Uncle and Cousin went last night, said it was a small crowd but over a thousand. Cousin's a season ticket holder and they all went in the stand. Times were when it was standing room only. Now there's plenty of room to stand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Can't understand why Monaghan haven't had even a wee increase - should canvas the county hurlers since they've not much to do.
not great to be honest. only had about 100ish last night though I think theres exams starting on Monday so people giving it a miss because of that - oh and the fact that we have been rubbishQuote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
I'd hope we'd have 300 at least for Pats, especially if we beat Dundalk
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Originally Posted by Acornvilla
in the star today it had 300 for el classico and 650 for mons bray game..
... and it would improve them from being terrible, to still being terrible.Quote:
Originally Posted by wonder88
Could never understand this one because i would be sure that this has more to do with the directions of AGS rather than some direction from somebody @ DundalkFC/Oriel Park.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Funnily enough i would say that the streets outside OP were empty last night aprox two mins after the end of the match so i cant see why Bohs fans would have been kept back,if they were?
Btw,we also get kept behind when we go to Dalyer,Shels (Always 20 mins in Tolka??),Shams,Drogs(usualy after 20mins too and then they let us walk over the pitch too ??)
Would attendances improve if it was a tenner in rather than 15 euros? Think a tenner is a fair price these days.
It's a tenner into the ground for all our matches this season and the attendances are about to go through the floor i would say. Off course that has more too do with our results/style of play/board/GM/liars/trust/no trust/the burren and the cliffs of Moher/the tulla and the Kilfenora.ohh Liss- doon - varna.......Fcuk sorry,got carried away ;DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC
Ours are a tenner, top of the league and still struggle to get 400+
we charge €12
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Originally Posted by El-Pietro
As El-pietro said, about 100 in Tolka, about 50 in Derry (long trip), Maybe 300 in UCD (First game). My guess for cork city away support vs Pats would be about 200, ok but not huge. still bigger than Mons home support.Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
It's a bloody joke in Tolka. Everyone gets bunched up at the first gate, then on down to wait outside ****y Burdocks. Somebody will get hurt.Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
jesus just leave in the local schools or something for free.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
3,300-3,400Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Mervue v Harps - 215 according to Extratime. Joke.
Sligo v St. Pats 1,947.
Gone up to 3,100 on Extratime now from it's original 3,000 estimate.Quote:
Originally Posted by dfx-
Athlone Town vs Longford 396
There wasn't even 100 at it, but I think mervue include the season tickets sales numbers in all of there home attendances when announcing figures to the public.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
I would be very surprised if Mervue United have 110-120 non-attending season ticket holders.
This.Quote:
Originally Posted by Patrick Dunne
Not a chance they have that many season ticket holders. It honestly seems that they double every attendance.
The only way I can see that is if they sell tickets at reduced prices to the parents of kids playing underage as a way of raising funds and include them too.
All coaches, managers, back room staff etc.. HAD to buy one according to some of them. Some of them then in turn have bought season tickets for the kids. This would account for a large portion of sales. Amazingly these members of the club are the very ones not even bothering showing up at the matches.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
We would have had an average crowd approaching 1,700 last season if we included non attending season ticket holders .Never heard you could do this and it totaly skews credibility of LOI attendance figures if clubs do.
Like it or not, it is a fairly standard practice. i think I've said earlier in this thread, that it is the standard in UK football, and in other sports in Ireland.
Pats cetrainly don't do it. Can't speak for all other clubs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
arguing over whether a crowd is 100 or 200 is completely missing the point too
Not really saying it's right, just that it's not totally off the wall.
Official attendance at Cork City vs Dundalk is 2815. Heavy rain just before kickoff probably didn't help it, not bad though.
805 in Tolka for Shels v Mons.
we didn't get an official attendance in Tallaght but estimate of about 2,500
481 was the official attendance from Limerick FC vs Mervue United.
Way down from the last few home games. Not one bit suprising though.
Had the potential to really push on and get big crowds for the first time in years but the results but mainly the performances against Longford and Waterford have caused major damage.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
Its something like 50-80 for SD Galway/Waterford. Truly jaw dropping numbers considering what Terryland can hold.
1087 for Drogs V Sligo tonight.