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Unless they have changed their policy, Rovers tend to pay lip service to the concept of selling ticket allocations for away matches.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Certainly this has been the case with any high demand matches they have played in the last few seasons in Oriel Park - where they have taken tickets and then returned the vast majority unsold, even though the demand may have exceeded the supply.
Cork City vs Derry City last game of the season in 2005 had approx 10,000 when Cork won the leagueQuote:
Originally Posted by oriel
Derry City vs Cork City last game of the season 2006 had a sell out in the Brandywell i believe but a smaller overall crowd maybe 4-6k? I know Cork Brought up 400, Derry lost out to $h€l$ for the league that night although $h€l$ went bust before the next season and Derry took their spon in the Champions league.
The problem would be not only would it be on tv but they would change the kick off time to 7.05 which would affect the attendance. Great to see such good crowds in Cork. I've said it before but i think they're the best supported team in the country.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Don't think we'll hit the 6,900 to sell out, but I think we'll be around the 6,000 mark anyway. Will certainly look full. Huge credit to the marketing group, video promos, advertising by media partners, 50euro for the 4 games initiative, groupon, billboards, they've really gone full tilt at it and it seems to be working. Credit to Johnny C and the team too, we wouldn't be getting near this if we didn't have such a fantastic (and somewhat unexpected) start to the season.
The downsides of such a buzz around it is that there are some people who have said they aren't going tonight because it's sold out (it's not), so some confusion. We ran out of tickets again at the club shop, the university and the outlets selling in the city. Now are going to be selling at the ground from 3.30. Definite learning curve here.
ET saying attendance is 5676.
That's the official number from the club.
779 at Tolka.
Extratime estimates 2,000 at Bohs v Bray.Looked like 1600 to me.
106.......
They always tend to over estimate our attendances. They had 5000 originally for the Rovers game. Considering the attendance for the Drogs game was 1600 and change, I'd be surprised if it was more than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Sounds about right to me, think the Star gave 120ish, perhaps they included the stewards?Quote:
Originally Posted by gael353
It hurts to think we are going to go down instead of a team who get 106 at home in the premier division :(Quote:
Originally Posted by gael353
Good lord. Was there something on in UCD?Quote:
Originally Posted by gael353
I would say 35-40 of that crowd were Limerick too.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
UCD should be taken over by the FAI and entered into the First Division on the same basis as Rovers B, as a Dublin nursery team ineligible for promotion and the cups.
Why? What rules are they breaking? Or have ever broken?
They're too sexy. They broke some rule of sexiness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
UCD are a top tier team, which they've proven time and again. Even when relegated they've bounced straight back up in the last ten years. They play within their means and they're competitive. There's nothing else to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
Sez you, Mary Poppins.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter