Of course, how could I have been so stupid:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Keen2win
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Of course, how could I have been so stupid:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Keen2win
We had more than 1,000.... Connaught holds 3600 apparently.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
4,200 sounds about right.
Approx 400-450 at Waterford v Harps.
Fair enough, cheers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buller
According to extratime it was 286Quote:
Originally Posted by corkharps
Derry V Cork 1,950
A bad sign that we've dipped under the 2,000 mark.
1027 tonight for Galway/Sligo
Id say there was alot from Sligo over yeah?as well as hundreds over from England to watch Jayo!!Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
The impact of all the recent bad financial press perhaps ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Candystripe
Plus the fact we're slipping down the table.
Around 250 from Sligo I'd say, maybe a bit more. Jay wasn't playing so doubt there was any scouts! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Black and White
My god and ye still won!:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Official attendence at shels-harps was 844.
Over 1,000 at Drogs V Bohs I'd say. One of the better attendances even though the weather was crap.
3,055 at Cork V Bray...:rolleyes:
That's a great crowd. Yer highest?Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
Really i was in the home "shed" and though it was fairly empty compared to the two Dundalk games this season!Quote:
Originally Posted by MeathDrog
Wasn't quite as full as that game, but still a decent crowd nonetheless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Black and White
Wouldn't say say, but wouldn't be too far off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
What's the rolleyes about?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
It was torrential rain and the game shouldnt have gone ahead. Even people at the ground thought it would be called off.
The people who cared about City, the real City fans were there last night, who cares about the rest of them?
Great atmosphere made by the people who care.
btw, we apparently sold over 4000 tickets. That said I know people who bought 5 or 6 just to put money into the club during the week
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Originally Posted by MeathDrog
Mate you are a mad yoke at times :D it was a truly awful crowd .The lowest crowd at a drogs v bohs game in years .Terrible :mad:
Bout 250 at Longford v UCD.
Maybe it looked better because everyone got under the shelter due to the rain, but yeah you're probably right.Quote:
Originally Posted by ndrog
Eh problem? No problem here biy.Quote:
Originally Posted by joey4ireland
I thought there would be more of a crowd at it tbh, and so did a lot of City fans. This is the "best supported team in the LOI" after all. And the "great sporting public of Cork".
Not having a go or anything, just thought it might attract a few more since it could have been CCFC's last game.
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Originally Posted by joey4ireland
i think people just expected about 2000 more as everyone knows the crowds cork are capable of getting and it was real hour of need stuff
268 at Wexford V Kildare.
At the very most. Would have said 200 tops myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
I don't think it was that bad! Anybody from Waterford know?Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
There was 50 around the ground anyway. Was in the main stand, so it was hard to see what was in it exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by De Town
There was about 420 there we made it. genuinely don't know where ET got that 286 figure, but they must have got it from someone.Quote:
Originally Posted by corkharps
That's usually the paid-in total that some at the club insist on releasing as the official attendance, but for this match the paid-in was up towards 350.
An awful shame to be arguing over such paltry figures though.
no way was there that many. 150 IMO, 180 max. They only just half filled there allocation which is 300.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufc2000
Even though it was a poor crowd, just scrapping the 1000 mark, it was probably up on other matches that are scheduled during race week, which usually only hit the 6-700 mark.
As established before, I have ahem...difficulties guessing crowd figures, however, Tallagh must have been pretty close to sold out yesterday? There was certainly a long queue for tickets when we were going in and the main stand looked pretty full.
It sold out, apparently the last few in the queue got turned away. I'd say the third biggest crowd this year, just behind the first game and the Bohs game.Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
That's what it said on MNS alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
There were spare seats in the City end, but I guess Rovers keep strict segregation (is it a requirement to have a clearly segregated section ?).
New stand will apparently be ready for visit of Dundalk later this month, so will be good to see how many they can get when there isn't such a small limit.
Not a requirement, and when pats where there there was no real segregation at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Makes it easier to share syringes I guess......Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
;)
No real segregation at our match on Sunday. Rovers fans sitting side by side with Derry fans and although there was an announcement that Derry fans would have to wiat 10 mins after the game, it wasn't enforced.
Dismal crowd at Pats-Dundalk. Around the 1,000 mark I'd say.
looked like Dundalk had a decent traveling support - how many?Quote:
Originally Posted by seand
It rained non stop all day Friday. The match mightn't have gone ahead for 2 reasons:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dunny
1. The club was history
2. the pitch was unplayable
On the way to the match I thought we'd do well to get over 3K
They must have been formally doing some type of segregation though, as there were noticably a lot of empty seats at the away end.Quote:
Originally Posted by thischarmingman
Not in reality. We just went to the left hand side (Block A?) as usual, but there were Rovers fans right beside us.Quote:
Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Loads of spare seats about though. They should have sold those seats and even asked us to move to one big group rather than leaving people outside.