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does that include a flag with Cousins out also? seriously they must include season tickets in the total.. compared to late 2014 when we won the title wot a decline. there seems to be no interest anymore. and I wouldnt be surprised that there will NOT be fans buses run for years to come. For years up to the late nineties there were no fans buses that went to matches and I wouldnt be surprised to see history repeat itself!Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
There's no way we sold 90 season tickets Marty be surprised if we sold 10.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
1919 @ Dundalk v Longford tonight.Longford with the 19 on that number maybe? Ok(ish) for Dundalk considering it was a Tuesday night but still really a very disappointing figure for a side pushing strongly for an unprecedented 3-in-a-row of titles!
On a Wednesday night against a team that hasn't won away since opening night.
Which 19 though? First or second one? :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
Still struggling with the days of the week......Quote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tx0rvuXIRg
Only unprecedented for Dundalk, Rovers, Waterford and Cork United have done it beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
[QUOTE=ToberonaTornado;1879411]1919 @ Dundalk v Longford tonight.Longford with the 19 on that number maybe? Ok(ish) for Dundalk considering it was a Tuesday night but still really a very disappointing figure for a side pushing strongly for an unprecedented 3-in-a-row of titles![/QUOTE
one of our fans that was there last nite told me that 13 travelled which is a miracle in itself!
[QUOTE=Martinho II;1879510]was about 25/30 of them on the away terrace and about 10 in the stand.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado
nearly as many as Pats had on a Friday night!
Thats what TT meant - unprecedented for Dundalk FC but either way 2 in a row was a first for Dundalk 2014 & 2015 so lets join the 3 in a row club then the 4 in a row and so on :pQuote:
Originally Posted by vinnie
Really ?, jaysus I thought Dundalk done 2 in a row beforeQuote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
Harps v Galway: 1,030.
Around 40 Galway fans who were in excellent voice despite their small numbers. Fair play to them.
Not too shabby a crowd,considering it's the month when a lot of people are away or there are other attractions on.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
356 official attendance at Waterford v Limerick not including about 150 teenage Spanish students who presumably were left in for free.
Was told last night they paid three Euro each.Quote:
Originally Posted by trevy
Which as a promotion was fair enough I suppose.
Was that a good crowd for ye recently?
Weird vibe around the place, I was always used to that main stand being at least two thirds full down there.
It was slightly better than some recent crowds but that was mainly due to bigger away support. The club had promotion during week where if you bought tickets in advance you could won some good prizes like tickets to Ireland or Premiership games so disappointing more didn't turn up. When a team is struggling in first division only the hardcore few hundred will turn up even after tickets were dropped to 10 euro for the game.
Bohs v Bray
1205 official attendance.
But how many were actually there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Looks a very poor crowd in Wexford. Hard to make out really from a dodgy stream, but doesn't look to be any more than 300 or 400 there.
Athlone Town vs Shelbourne 142 official which is the exact same attendance as our first game under the current management team against Cobh Ramblers. Can see attendances getting down into the 90swhen teams don't bring travelling fans as Shelbourne brought about 50.
1,583 in The Showgrounds
has the boycott stopped yet Battery?Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
No still continues and will do until current committee steps down I would think. Public information meeting Thursday week being held by concerned members group (I am one of them).
Also there is a consortium looking to take over and they have requested information but the info hasn't been forthcoming.
Can someone clarify something for me regarding Athlone.
I am under the impression that Athlone Town are a members club. Is that correct? If so, why is a Trust required?
Yes a members club is correct. Independent trust needed ready.to take over club if needed and get it back know based in community and not the way it is now
Almost same situation here at there was in Cork. They had Busgate we had PlayerGate. Club is in mess locally. Has a very bad name locally and has lost complete touch with community in my opinion.
But we had no control over the club, surely you can just vote out the board and take control?Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Yes it will happen. A vote of no confidence already took place and was passed unanimously. It will happen give it time.
I believe that about 66% need to vote in favour for it to be binding. I guess when independent review is released it will give some guidance.
Sounds a lot like us, too many bridges burnt locally and now it's coming back to bite us. Good to see St.Mel's brewery getting involved with us lately tho. The more local businesses involved the better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
you know the reason for that outspoken ? remember St Mels sponsoring bohs town game a few mths back... there must have being a few town board members heads being rolled before over thisQuote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
Attendance at Wexford Youths v Cork was 525.
Limerick v cobh 1191
Not that it matters but 2022 in Gothenburg for BK Hacken - Cork City last Thursday
Funny when you look at the supporters Dundalk had in Iceland according to Setanta/eir there were 250 supporters = more than most first division sides barring Limerick
Inevitable, but still very clever. If they manage this properly, Markets Field will easily be a sell-out that day.Quote:
Originally Posted by legendz
I highly doubt it any regular I have spoken to about it is gonna struggle to get there now and really Celtic Inter heads will have very little interest.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Same day as opening of EPL right? Unlikely to see any kind of sell-out.
Crazy really! While I enjoy watching the action from the Premier League and Championship across the water, I don't relate to watching it ahead of my local team if there was one.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
810 Longford v Sligo
https://twitter.com/Longford_Leader/...39512702496773