All very decent for a Monday night I have to say, great stuff from our langer friends, impressive. As is 150 from Derry for a ucd game.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
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All very decent for a Monday night I have to say, great stuff from our langer friends, impressive. As is 150 from Derry for a ucd game.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
Dundalk tickets for Derry had went offline earlier and people were saying wer sold out
More online but only 72 left
Very surprised, I thought we would barely have 100 up
Any risk of Derry fans buying them? How many have you been given ?Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
Derry fans have been buying them as I know of some personally. Away ticket section was password protected but Dundalk silly enough to put that password up on their website something which was quickly copped on to.
https://www.dundalkfc.com/match-tickets/
That password was only put on the website when the tickets went on general sale. With the weather the way it is I’d say a few won’t travel.
The Waterford supporters bus is cancelled for the match in Athlone tonight due to the expected weather and road conditions. We haven't had any snow or even frost down here this week but I know it's different in other parts of the country.
One away ticket sold in Finn Park. Fair play to them too!
I would say Kerry had maybe 50 or 60 in Galway tonight.
Fair play to the players for applauding them at FR.
Just over 100 Cork away in showgrounds tonight.
Very good considering the distance...Saturday helps I guessQuote:
Originally Posted by red bellied
Away allocation of over 1200 has been sold by Pats for Fridays game away to Rovers. 5 allocation sell outs out of 6 games so far this year with the only non sell out being a Monday in Sligo which saw a healthy crowd none the less. Very encouraging stuff considering the performances have been awful all season. It’ll be interesting to see if the crowds keep up after the international break. Personally I wouldn’t be too optimistic of that as I don’t see performances picking up any time soon but even if there’s a drop off I’d imagine they’ll still be levels above crowd numbers of years gone by.
https://twitter.com/stpatsfc/status/...eYeJ1MJEJFlMiw
If we lose to Rovers and it's still Clancy in charge after the international break i can't see the crowds keeping up to current levels , however a new manager and a couple of wins could keep interest up.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2 Year Contract
Game 5
Premier Division:
Shels v Shamrock - 850
UCD v Drogheda - 100/150
St. Pats v Bohs - 1,100
Derry v Dundalk - 250
Sligo v Cork - 100
First Division:
Galway v Kerry - 50/60
Harps v Wexford - ?
Athlone v Waterford - 10 ?
Treaty v Cobh - 10
Bray v Longford - 5 ?
Again, updates always welcome.
Might be wrong but 250 seems high for Dundalk at Derry…..
I think it is high. It was hard to tell being in the middle of the crowd but I’d imagine 120-150 max. Maybe someone from Derry who had a front on view of the crowd would have a better idea.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
From being at the game I was in our away support it was pretty smallish at a guess maybe double that amount? It was definitely more than five as I knew all the away support!Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
One away ticket scanned at Finn Park.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
I think there was a supporters bus at Athlone from Waterford too. Presumably more than ten there anyway.
Ah I'd say over 10 longford fans if it matters a f*ck lolQuote:
Originally Posted by nr637
It all matters!
Block A looked about half full, so 130 would be about right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
Match was sold out, so other tickets holders who bought for that area must have went elsewhere in the ground just.
Was there actually one fan, or was it more a case of any Wexford fans just buying a home ticket as it doesn't matter either way?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
I genuinely didn't see any Wexford fans. The away section just had a handful of Harps fans in it. Just know there was only one away ticket scanned.Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
There were 100 to 120 Waterford fans in Athlone last week. One bus made the journey and others went by car.
Decent turnout considering the official supporters bus was cancelled.
Was it John Rogers by any chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Dundalk 600 tonight in Drogheda.
Shels had about 2/300 today in Cork attendance of 5,000+
1,610 at Cobh v Galway….very few away fans as was expected, maybe about 10, only heard as Galway scored and two of that away support actually live in Cobh.!
In commentary tonight RTE saying 250 Sligo Rovers fans travelled up to Ryan McBride Stadium
Seemed to be a decent crowd behind the net from the stream. Looked to be 30/40?Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
The supporters club had a bus with 35 on it.
Approx 70 United Fans in the away end in Cobh.
I'd say that is about right, fair play to them for making the trip.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc4life
1,610 in Cobh is great given the population.
Not sure what game you were at, there was about 70-80 Galway United fans behind the goal in the away section.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
From looking on the telly it looked liked Sligo had the same crowd tonight as Dundalk brought last week.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
4017 at dalymount, couldn’t guess the away numbers, lot of home fans in an away stand that looked to be about 250 strong.
There was Rovers supporters in first two sections over 200 I would say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yossarian
Treaty v Cobh was around the 50 mark if not more
id say shels had 500 in TC at a guess. didnt look fully sold out though.
It was never 500. They filled one small part of one stand.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jd2793
I went into the ground an hour before kickoff and they were still selling tickets.
bohs filled that exact stand and they brought the full allocation of 700. theres no chance there was 300 odd free spots in there yesterday.Quote:
Originally Posted by timothydec77