Can't see those clubs (bar wexford) getting those sorts of crowds unless results are excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by yurt
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Can't see those clubs (bar wexford) getting those sorts of crowds unless results are excellent.Quote:
Originally Posted by yurt
5507 at the Cross. Much better than I guessed earlier in the day. Well see how well it holds up
4390 in Waterford
780 in Bray
The 507 reportedly from the Kingdom, according to your match programme editor.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
7610 in Tallaght .
4094 in Galway, 834 in Athlone, 1926 in Limerick, Bohs 4432, 3300 in Derry
Little over 9000 4 first div games, Cork of course having more than the other 3 combined but very good crowd in Limerick.
23,826 in Prem.
More at first round tonight than 1st night last season.
Bohs, full house 4500 approxQuote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
4432 per the app
Big support in Limerick. Anyone know if many of that are season ticket holders? Interesting link up with Treaty Brewery for a pint and burger before marching on to the Markets Field. Might check it out on an away day!Quote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
Is that a very disappointing crowd for the first game back or is just me?Quote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
Bray always have had a poor following nearly 40 years in the league now as well. I thought Galway had sold out or is Terryland limited to around the 4,000 mark now?Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
Yes, it is bad. For some reason the cabinteely lads running it can't seem to get the locals on board. It's been that bad in at the matches, that alot of people have started going to pats, rovers and bohs games.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
The atmosphere is non existent at the Carlisle, it's become an awful place to watch football. Way too much messing still going on off the pitch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Green&whitearmy
Never a good sign when they’re choosing other games over their own club,they’ve a dogs dinner of it completely…Quote:
Originally Posted by Green&whitearmy
Edp capacity is 4,300 cut from 5,000 when the engineers did their last report . The game was a sell out counting unused season tickets.
That's some crowd at the Treaty v Cobh For a Friday night 16th February. Rumour down Limerick way is that it could be their year. Most fans are quietly confident about the squad. If you start winning games then the crowds will come!Quote:
Originally Posted by legendz
Their year for what? The MSC and playoffs? I'd be surprised if they challenge Cork.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
UCD will challenge Cork. Wouldn't be banking on Cork winning the league at allQuote:
Originally Posted by legendz
UCD were well adrift of Cork last year. The next few games should give an indication of UCD will be ahead of the rest or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by dundalkfc10
Its a shame that these seats, paid for, but are left empty on a match night. It cant be that hard to organise a scheme where season ticket holders can 'share' their spot when not using their ticket. Do Bohs have such a system in place - it would a legitimate way to sell something twice!Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
We don’t and it is something that could be very be beneficial in allowing more supporters of the club to get to see the team play in Dalymount.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
Kerry brought a big support.Quote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
Most would have come from the Tralee area and thats quite a bit further up the road the either Limerick or Waterford
It's the Treaty attendance of almost 2K which caught my eye GW1.
Would be interesting to see how big a crowd they could get if they were contending at the top and playing at home against Cork City .
1607 in Longford
Close to a sell out you would imagine if it was towards the end of the season but the markets field I think only holds about 4kQuote:
Originally Posted by yurt
Sure doesn’t look it from the main stand but guessing a decent amount of people in the stand where the cameras are.Quote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
Had an eye on this and it didn't look it. Unless very big crowd camera sideQuote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
I didn't think 1,600 were there at all. There were about 130-150 Harps fans in the away section, and another 60 or 70 Longford fans the other side of the camera. There's no way there were 1,400 in the main stand. Would have said about 800-900 in total at a guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
Either way, it's as good a crowd as I've seen in Longford for a while. I know there were a lot of Harps fans in the main stand too, because you couldn't sit in the seats in the away section because they were so rotten. I have seen some fairly rough attendances from Longford in the past, so it was good to see a decent crowd in there.
My guess was around 1000-1100 from where I was in the stand. But the club I believe do everything very much by the book these days so maybe..
There very obviously wasn't anywhere close to 1600 there, checking my photos quickly to ensure that I hadn't gone mad and that figure is almost double the actual attendance, however it was quite a healthy crowd by Longford standards and another decent turnout in a good opening first division week.
Home tickets sold out for Pats-Bohs.
Pleasantly surprised with the crowd we brought last night...150/160 at a conservative estimate
And would have been considerably more only for an awful lot of people deciding not to travel when the weather was so poor during the dayQuote:
Originally Posted by thebronze14
Week One!
Premier Division:
Shamrock Rovers v Dundalk - 7,610
Bohemians v Sligo Rovers - 4,432
Waterford v Shelbourne - 4,390
Galway United v St Pat's Ath - 4,094
Derry City v Drogheda United - 3,336
First Division:
Cork City v Kerry - 5,507
Treaty United v Cobh Ramblers - 1,926
Longford Town v Finn Harps - 1,607
Athlone Town v Wexford - 834
Bray Wanderers v UCD - 780
TOTAL: 34,516
Average Premier: 4,772
Average First: 2,131
Average Total: 3,452
With way fixtures fall next week will be a fall next from 25k in prem, probably 20k.
First, Harps likely be best attended next week, my guess is 6 to 7k
Nigel by any chance do you have attendances dating back to when you started these threads in a spreadsheet? It'd be great to see the on a line graph. Not just to see overall (recent) growth but for individual clubs, emphasising where growth is and where it isnt eg Dundalk pretty much flatlined. Its cheeky to ask but easier to extrapolate if the numbers are in spreadsheets rather than trawling back over the end of season post for each season?
If they get a lend of Longford's calculator it might land there alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
Id hazard a guess he meant total first division total attendances not Harps alone
I have a good few years, there's one or two spreadsheets that disappeared but should be able to throw something together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99