There were 37 of us in total :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I was surprised it was that many they way McCaffery has destroyed the squad.
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There were 37 of us in total :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I was surprised it was that many they way McCaffery has destroyed the squad.
Not since our return to the Premier leauge in season 2009.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
ah yeah thats right, didnt the FAI make you move back to Fridays? I remember going up there alright in 09 when ye had Georgie (who has been busy on twitter tonight by the way) and it was definitely a Friday
Have to disagree, Sligo brought about 900 at the start of the season and I would say the Bohs figure was about 600 max. Bear in mind that our attendance this season seems to have settled at 850-900 at home and the total attendence on Monday was under 1,500.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
P.S. There is a quote of 550 went into the Riverside on the Shels forum.
Monday night is an awful night for getting fans out.......:(
MNS tweet re SD galway/mervue match att:
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Monday Night Soccer @RTEMNS Game about to get underway here in front of 72 fans. #shocking #sunnyday #rtesoccer #mns
speaking of shoi*te attendances there is hardly be 300 here at oriel park.
Followed that with a tweet saying it's a poor match. Great way to promote the local game!Quote:
Originally Posted by bullit
As per ExtratimeQuote:
Originally Posted by bullit
SD Galway 0 - 1 Mervue United
81' - Offical attendance is a poor 228!
http://www.extratime.ie/fixtures/det.../2012/18349/1/
try 143 , 85 season ticket holders that stayed at home dont count for cup games, LOI football is officially dead in the city of the tribes, This was FAI Cup, where was the magic. Join the campaign stand tomorrow on shop street from 10am to end this madness and stop the lockout of LOI Loyal supporters from the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trainee
two tweets and one coriboard sign was the extent of the promotion of this FAI Cup game in Terryland tonight,
Poor attendances all round, looks as though ours might have been the highest of the night, though it's not saying much!
From ExtraTime:
SD Galway v Mervue 228
UCD v Pheonix 150 (est)
Blarney v Malahide 100 (est)
Dundalk v St Pats CY 300 (est)
Shamrock Rovers v Limerick 1300 (est)
Cork City v Athlone 1589
Derry v Finn Harps 900 (est)
Bohs v Drumkeen 510
Sligo v Mons ???
Drogs v Mayfield ???
The state of LoI soccer in Galway at present is a disaster. A local cup derby on a perfect evening in a lovely ground can't even get 150 people to turn up for it. How long will the re-branding of Salthill as a solution to the demise of Galway Utd be continued with if it clearly is not working. 2 or 3 years, maybe ten ? have the FAI a time-frame in mind as surely they did not expect this stunt to work straight away. Do other clubs in the league have an opinion on this ?
Rovers told the press the 'official' attendance was 1,250 (handy all their attendances are round numbers)
Friend was there and said about 800. In fairness though it's hard to judge a crowd spread out there
Why would they overstate the crowd when they have to give a share of the gate to limerick?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
The Cup just hasn't got the same appeal anymore, horrible crowds all over last night.
I see on our forum that the attendance was 999 in Derry last night (I know, an apt number considering the scoreline). The reason for that poor of a crowd being, only about 50 Harps fans went in (more fools us eh?), none of us expected anything from the game with 7 players out.
On Derrys perspective, it's no longer even a contest between the 2 sides, they don't care and who could blame them.
Yep, even we weren't bothered with it this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
We still care, its our year!
Around 1600 at Rovers vs Monaghan
As long as Limerick get their one third(?) of approx 18.000 Euro from a 1250 crowd , it doesnt really matter .Quote:
Originally Posted by monutdfc
Attendance for Bray v Shels?
Oh dear....Quote:
Originally Posted by Acornvilla
You can't be serious?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
concentrate on the league now yadda yaddaQuote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
est of 150 at cherry orchard longford town cup match. no match programme produced which was a total joke!
wooo taking it a bit too far der martinho ;) haha.. got a good bit of vocal support with all that travelling supportQuote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
3rd match in seven days for many/most fans. Full price charged for cup ties (many less than attractive fixtures). Could somebody tell the FAI there is a recession on ?Quote:
Originally Posted by adamd164
ET said 96 for SD Galway/Finn Harps.
The SD Galway project is a bit of a disaster. Does anyone know who came up with the idea to rebrand Salthill and move to Terryland Park ?
I think it was an idea straight from the FAI heads wasn't it? Try and grab the more casual Galway United fanbase? Didn't work anyway.
The Salthill Devon affiliated chairman of the league.Quote:
Originally Posted by wonder88
I counted 71 at HT so considering I could not see anyone in the toilets, close to the new stand or gone for chips that seems bang on.
Yup, thats the one. Not sure how long the FAI is going to let the current situation regards SD Galway continue, but it's gone beyond farce into being a bit sad. It wouldn't even be so bad if they were back at their old pitch, but it's a shocking waste of Terryland's capacity.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufcfan
It's a really sad state of affairs. I don't think any of us hold any will ill towards any of the players of Mervue or Salthill, someone has to play for them... but those that helped create the situation... both in the FAI and at the head of the two clubs...Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
As bad as things are, I can see this having the long-term benefit of insulating Galway football from criminals and fools hijacking our club again. From what I hear there is a lot going on behind the scenes and GUST are as busy as ever. A lot of clubs and great local football people are on board and really want a proper community club playing out of Deacy Park. The idea held by some that everyone should just row in behind Mervue and/or Devon is nonsense. They are primarily junior clubs, which every other club in the county competes against.
Feck this ****e anyway, bring on the Euros!
Rovers had way more fans singing and clapping than Bohs
What halucigenics had you consumed?Quote:
Originally Posted by pauliek
There were max 150 Sligo fans in the shed 50 in the stand, I couldnt hear a peep out of them from where I was sitting in the stand:confused:
Crowd was 1400, about 200 Sligo fans.
282 at Waterford United v Mervue as per extratime.ie.
I was in the main stand and there was certainly more then 50 rovers fans there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dalymountrower
Heard a few chants from the boys behind the goals alright. And a few from the Bohs boys also
I was sitting close enough to a mixed area of Sligo/ Bohs fans in the main stand, 50 a guesstimate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah
I thought it was a good atmosphere and an entertaining match that Hancock did his best to spoil.
Sligo back room staff stayed for pints afterwards, a friendly bunch, happy to wish them success in the league campaign!
Bohs seem to have a decent support base from which to try and rebuild the club. Now if only some solution could be found to restructure the loan from Zurich Bank there could be a future in Dalymount for them.
3500 estimated at Shamrock Rovers v Cork City. About 400 City fans.
Think the Rovers twitter account said 3,000 with 200 away fansQuote:
Originally Posted by adamd164