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13/04/2022, 8:16 AM
2 Year Contract

Extra time have what look like official figures up here, they appear to be missing 8 PD matches so far but from what I’ve seen these do get added once they have them

https://www.extratime.com/loi/premier/

7 FD figures missing

https://www.extratime.com/loi/first/
15/04/2022, 8:17 PM
El-Pietro

2773 at the Cross
15/04/2022, 9:17 PM
D24Saint

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Originally Posted by El-Pietro

2773 at the Cross

Id expect a better attendance on a good Friday :p
15/04/2022, 9:18 PM
D24Saint

Looked about 4500 or more in Tallaght stadium tonight.
15/04/2022, 9:30 PM
Nah Nah Nah Nah

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Originally Posted by D24Saint

Looked about 4500 or more in Tallaght stadium tonight.

7,424
15/04/2022, 9:51 PM
D24Saint

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Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah

7,424

Thought it look less packed than the last game. I’ll have to tune into the size of Tallaght these days.
15/04/2022, 10:29 PM
oriel

2,516 at Dundalk v Sligo, surprised at home small the away crowd was, looked well less than 100. Sligo usually take a decent crowd.
15/04/2022, 10:32 PM
El-Pietro

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Originally Posted by D24Saint

Id expect a better attendance on a good Friday :p

But JC stays away from the Cross for the most part these days.
16/04/2022, 12:32 AM
joey B

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Originally Posted by Nah Nah Nah Nah

7,424

Great crowd in Tallaght,Dalymount looked pretty full aswell….
16/04/2022, 12:35 AM
ToberonaTornado

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Originally Posted by oriel

2,516 at Dundalk v Sligo, surprised at home small the away crowd was, looked well less than 100. Sligo usually take a decent crowd.

Here's the thing though Oriel? - What was your guess for the attendance before you heard the official one?
16/04/2022, 5:15 AM
trevy

1464 at the RSC last night.
16/04/2022, 7:36 AM
Nesta99

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Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado

Here's the thing though Oriel? - What was your guess for the attendance before you heard the official one?

I said 2100 just before. But I was in the stand which is rare for me.
16/04/2022, 9:24 AM
outspoken

The interesting thing about the Dundalk attendances are how little non season ticket holders are turning up on the night. Can't be too many clubs were you get more ST holders than on the day punters.
16/04/2022, 10:28 AM
Nesta99

Its good to have a really solid base of fans that have paid up front for a seasons football but I get what yer saying. Unless there is a significant travelling support crowds are unlikely to break 3000, and to push above 4k it has to be a particularly attractive game eg big cup draw. So there is growth potential in the 'floating fan' base but also a solid and loyal regular fanbase to build on. It would be interesting to know if Oriel was a better facility whether or how much either st holder or match night tickets sales would actually improve by. The relative population of catchment and attendances are quite good by going by wider football stats.
16/04/2022, 12:23 PM
CorribsideSteve

Dundalk would definitely get crowds of 4-5000 if that main stand was made the width of the pitch. How many can it hold, the stand? 1600 or so? That could be made 3,000 seats as a proper pitch length stand (one of these decades).Had my eye on that match as well as Waterford-Galway on LOI TV. Looked about right on the crowd size, with maybe 25-30 from Sligo in the away end. Perhaps there were more in the Stand.
16/04/2022, 2:08 PM
oriel

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Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado

Here's the thing though Oriel? - What was your guess for the attendance before you heard the official one?

I would have gone for 2,800 or closer to 3k, the open seating town end was pretty full.
16/04/2022, 2:10 PM
oriel

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Originally Posted by CorribsideSteve

Dundalk would definitely get crowds of 4-5000 if that main stand was made the width of the pitch. How many can it hold, the stand? 1600 or so? That could be made 3,000 seats as a proper pitch length stand (one of these decades).Had my eye on that match as well as Waterford-Galway on LOI TV. Looked about right on the crowd size, with maybe 25-30 from Sligo in the away end. Perhaps there were more in the Stand.

Agree, would be a super view too if it was full length, expanding to town end wouldn't be huge prob as only a petrol station (2 actually) behind it, the other side there are houses and would effect lighting. It holds 1,100 but if they got rid of terracing in front, could easily install another 300 seats both sides of the tunnel.
17/04/2022, 5:24 AM
ToberonaTornado

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Originally Posted by oriel

I would have gone for 2,800 or closer to 3k, the open seating town end was pretty full.

Both wings of the Shed overflowing =decent attendance. in town end and behind the town end goals = 3k and maybe +100. New board catching on where the others left off re attendances .
17/04/2022, 2:47 PM
oriel

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Originally Posted by ToberonaTornado

Both wings of the Shed overflowing =decent attendance. in town end and behind the town end goals = 3k and maybe +100. New board catching on where the others left off re attendances .

But why would they be under stating crowds, most / all are zapped going in, so unless that's not working properly, could be the reason, also remember its only Derry who pay VAT on gate money in LOI.

That said, I do think there was more than 2,500 there, you are correct in saying both sides of the shed were overflowing, I was in the stand, had a clear view.
17/04/2022, 5:07 PM
EatYerGreens

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Originally Posted by oriel

But why would they be under stating crowds, most / all are zapped going in, so unless that's not working properly, could be the reason, also remember its only Derry who pay VAT on gate money in LOI.

That said, I do think there was more than 2,500 there, you are correct in saying both sides of the shed were overflowing, I was in the stand, had a clear view.

Isn't the old theory/belief/legend that clubs like to keep some gate money off the books so they can use it to pay players off the books too ?

No doubt that sort of thing went on in the past, but it's much harder to do in an era when most tickets are bought online. You'd hope Irish clubs are above that sort of shenanigans in this day and age anyway.

I;m not suggesting Dundalk do this btw. Just highloighting what the hackneyed old tale was of what used to go on.

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