Wasn't announced from what I remember.
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Wasn't announced from what I remember.
3,510 at Tallaght according to this: http://extratime.ie/newsdesk/articles/11832/
I'd have guessed around 4,000 but that doesn't seem too far off. Don't think the Sunday kick-off really helped.
A fair point id normally agree with except its Bray.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Unless these two ghanaians are the ressurection and the light id expect us to be fairly close to being relegation fodder this year, in which case i think the average will settle in around 1100 - 1200
We'll get 700 or 800 for the droghedas ucds athlones and brays and 1500 or 1600 for the shamrocks, pats and corks.
Off to a flying start already. If the usual predictable pettiness of this thread starts to wear you down, why not pass the time playing Attendance Excuse Bingo:
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I think it's a pretty good attendance considering it was shown live on TV.Quote:
Originally Posted by Charlie Darwin
Nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sheridan
You missed "My team isn't in the league any more".
648 at Richmond tonight according to Extratime.ie
1,009 at CCFC v Limerick.
400 or so in Finn Park tonight. Pleasantly surprised by the crowd.
328 in Athlone Town Stadium
very poor athlone crowd. only for the section o lads there would have being no atmosphere! wonder has the wrong team being promoted?
I doubt our crowd would have been any better for a Monday night league cup game to be honest.
I doubt Mervue would have brought many more.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
We've won our opening two matches and Shels will bring a decent crowd given that we're a pretty handy away trip, so I'll make an estimate that we'll get around 5/600 at the CCS this weekend :P
Exactly. It was a minor game on a monday night. Wasnt much to be singing about either. I wouldnt call it a very poor crowd either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Is that all? Look alot better than that. Surprised. Im sure we will more than make up for it Friday night.Quote:
Originally Posted by Battery Rover
Even allowing for the short travelling distance, it was probably a difficult one for a lot of people to make. You're basically writing off your entire Monday evening, which is difficult for people with families to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by ATFC-1887
648 at Pats, the interest seems to be gone for the Setanta Cup, a competition that I hoped would be a big success and maybe lay the foundations for an All-Ireland league. Really can't see any future for it now even without any prospect of an AIL arising from it. This year there will be 4 teams that will play another side at least 5 times, which can't help bringing in a crowd. Unless there is a very big attendance at the final, this year should be the end it.