No way was there 2,000! Max of 1900. No away visitors at all. Shame on the travelling supportQuote:
Originally Posted by bullit
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No way was there 2,000! Max of 1900. No away visitors at all. Shame on the travelling supportQuote:
Originally Posted by bullit
You're all just a bunch of glory hunter anyway. Not a chance you would have had 2000 there when you were in division 1!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezeikial
Was just a guess at 250. And most definitely much more than 50 Harps fans. How much does that stand hold out of curiosity?Quote:
Originally Posted by passerrby
Them all. They're all there out of curiosity.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
600 was mentioned on MNS.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Lilywhites
About 80-90 at Cherry Orchard v UCD, if anyone cares.
think extratime guestimated 1600 at our game in Midleton on Friday, sounds about right.
EDIT : I'm hearing 1300 was the official number given by Midleton FC
1077 at our League Cup game with Pats yesterday
Surely that gate income wouldn't of covered expenses?Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Harps v Athlone - 304
Harps v Longford - (FAI Cup) - 461
600? Oh Jesus, that is brilliant.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Ireland's No. 1 get 600 at a game, model club indeed.
If the kind of crowd you can draw for a cup game against a two bit First Division outfit is what marks you out as Irelands no. 1 then it would appear that the honour goes to Midleton.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
The free season tickets must not have counted for the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
The 600 seemed a bit low. I thought around 800 myself. With a lot of games coming up in Tallaght the more fairweather fans are going to be picking and chosing a little bit. I suppose it's a pitfall of success that people will look at a game like Athlone in the cup and think "is it worth €15 to see half the reserve team dismantle a shockingly poor first division side?".Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
Derry V Galway 1,257Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
When I saw 600, I thought the game was in Athlone.
600 in Tallaght for an FAI Cup game!? :eat:
Cant recall exact figure but attendance was around 1200Quote:
Originally Posted by poster
1200/1300 I would've thought.
Let's not let that get in the way though of the Sligs believing the 600. Let them have their moment :)
Two big home games coming up and then home to Dundalk in the next two weeksQuote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
I thought Shamrock Rovers got 3,000+ for every game? :confused2:
I don't think since the East Stand has opened that there has been a crowd of less than 3000, so you'd have thought right.
What about games V Bray, Drogs and Lisburn?
Best way to settle it whats Rovers average attendance and whats Sligos?
Wouldn't know the GAA teams attendances to be honest. Think there was about 7,000 at the Leitrim game there the other Sunday.
Distillery possibly under.Quote:
Originally Posted by poster
Was myposts transporter malfunctioning for the game or something?
1500 according to the irish times on friday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Im not sure if it was mentioned but at the town harps game last friday the attendance as confirmed in this wks longford leader is 400..
461 official as mentioned earlier, which wasn't too bad given the fact it was a monday night, bucketing down rain, and Harps doing pretty các at the minute. Good travelling support too, must have been about 40-50 odd Longford fans up?Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Yeah we're really sorry about this, dunno why you would think its brilliant though. In your opinion what do you think we are doing wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
im confused a tad. the official figure of 400 I quoted was the original cup tie a week ago!I assume the 461 was for the replay right?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Ah touché! Had myself a bit confused. Beg your pardon sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Cork have a good friendly lined up against Birmingham. They should be able to get a good crowd for that. The away manager had some good words:
'This will be an important part of our preparations and the facilities at our disposal will be top class. Cork City is a club, like our own, with a long and proud tradition and I know that its young squad is highly regarded.'
Cork City is a franchise not a club.
540 in Tolka tonight for game against Mervue.
1900 at Dundalk V Drogs according to the website.
695 in Terryland.
dont be so pedantic !Quote:
Originally Posted by red army
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Originally Posted by Red Army
Don't know what franchise your're on about, but Cork City Football Club has been around since 1984.
1225 at UCD v Rovers.
2046 at the Cross.
and no one wants to pay €17 to Platinum one to see Birmingham
1386 in Dalymount
You'd be surprised!Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro