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Originally Posted by seand
gotta feel just a wee bit sorry for Waterford, though! :(
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Originally Posted by seand
gotta feel just a wee bit sorry for Waterford, though! :(
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Originally Posted by OneRedArmy
Just because an opinion differs from your own, doesn't make it ridiculous.
If you get 6,000 fairplay to you but everyone knows that it's a meaningless competition and with a hectic schedule like yours, if people are forced to choose, I'd bet they'll skip this sideshow.
Good luck to you though.
At least it pushes a Setanta Cup spot down the table.
With the new seats, Brandywell probably is now reduced to 6,000 - 7,000 for non-Euro games.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
I thought practice for Cup finals was to look at both teams average attendances and allocated tickets in relation to that - Shels will get aw many as they need - although many will be for terraces.
Brandywell will be full as it has been for every League Cup Final we previously hosted - and the resylt of the UEFA Cup game will be irrelevant. Shels are a big draw in Derry because we love to hate them so much - that alone will bring the crowds out.
The fact the top two teams in the country have qualified for the final would indicate that the cream has risen to the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
I'm not going to argue that it is as important as the League or the FAI cup (as we have consistently rested our 1st choice players in each round), but I do know that its a trophy, it gets us into the Setanta and if Cork were in it you sure as hell wouldn't be referring to it as a sideshow.
As for our fans chosing, fortunately its easier for a fan to participate in two matches a week than a player.
There's always that of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by refjohn
Can't see Shels bringing many on a week night and I wouldn't be critical of your fans if they gave this one a miss.
They've shelled out a fair few quid already this season.
£25 into the PSG game and the cost of the trip to Paris is enough without sandwiching this fixture in between and then a trip to Tolka on the 22nd.
[QUOTE=Peadar;531613I wouldn't be critical of your fans if they gave this one a miss.
They've shelled out a fair few quid already this season.
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But a good performance and even a result against PSG and we'll have 2000 - 3000 Bandwagoners looking for tickets on the Monday night.
Personally - Paris is looking like a cheap trip for a lot of us - I'm paying about £110 including 2 nights hotel, so what's another £10 - sure the Credit Union in Derry apparently still has a few quid to loan out:D
Is it true that they've gone 24 Hours these days? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by refjohn
Like I said, fairplay if you get a big crowd but I won't be on here having a go if you don't. It's expensive following your team these days and the fixture congestion makes it even more so.
Pats, UCD and Longford can all tell you about poor crowds at LC Finals.
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Originally Posted by Peadar
Well the one in Flancare in 2004 was big by our standards I suppose, around 4,000. 2003 attendance about 2,500-3,000 I think could be wrong
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Originally Posted by crc
May I remind you of Football Cliche No.437:
"You're only as good as your last game". :cool:
Or alternatively - history teaches us we'll end up with a treble, just like Jim McLaughlin.... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
Minnows like Kildare (though were'nt you Pat's before...?) might panic at the thought of being in multiple tournaments, but the big boys don't. That's why we have a strong enough squad to put out 2 different 11-man teams of quality. Both of which would probably beat your shower (whetehr that be Kildare or Pats....).
We'll see jockey boy, we'll see....Quote:
Originally Posted by wws
Are you SuperGretna in disguise......? :D
If you're not, I'll happily add you to my signature if we pick up any silverware this season anyway.
....so ure already settling with "any silverware now"
ah the downgrading begins.
As has been conclusively proven this season, your shower were unable to beat us in Richmond Park. So shut your treble hole!
So you are still Saints, though you're sporting a natty new Kildare avatar this season. Were they all out of Burberry....? ;) Or do you ride a horse bare back around the streets of Dublin ? :pQuote:
Originally Posted by wws
No downgrading - it's called not tempting fate or being too cocky. Qualities I suspect you wouldn't be too familiar with, given the certainty of your dismissals of our chances.
You may well get to grace my signature yet..... :D
I like horses.
But I don't like accumulators or trebles if you will. Shels for me - all hinges on what Fenlon and Bohs are at.
How can it be conclusive when we still have to play you on the 10th of November - and as far as I remember we got a draw, away from home when we weren't getting results in Dublin - remember you were the home teamQuote:
Originally Posted by wws
And I see there was no mention of the 3-1 scoreline from the Brandywell in that post of yours
yeah cos i was waiting for you to say it.
we drew the first half 1-1, I notice you conveniently omitted that fact!
Well Oman scored in the 23 and 31 minute and Foley scored in the 40th to make it 2-1 going into half-time - so you actually lost the match overall and in both halvesQuote:
Originally Posted by wws
LIVE ON SETANTA
So thats the league cup final and the away game in psg both on setanta.
Oh thats right. How could I forget another trip to that magical 'city'Quote:
Originally Posted by willymccann
Depends on what you define as a poor crowd. Last year's final crowd was about four times our average, which wasn't bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Your FAI Cup Final last year was a poor crowd by FA Cup Final standards. It's all relative.