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Originally Posted by anti dub
He also said there were only 3,500 at the Harps game. Most people reckoned there were 6,000.
We have over 1,600 season ticket holders.
So 1,600 + 1,500 =3,100
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Originally Posted by anti dub
He also said there were only 3,500 at the Harps game. Most people reckoned there were 6,000.
We have over 1,600 season ticket holders.
So 1,600 + 1,500 =3,100
So apart from the Pats derby your biggest crowd was V Derry!Quote:
Originally Posted by NavanBohs
I'm not on your forum but would you post that on there as I've read that we don't even bring a 100 down even though for that particular game we had 11 supporters clubs travel for it. We estimated that we had between 400-500 at it.
Thankyou.
It's autumn now anyway. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Candystripe
Reckon about 800 at UCD-Pat's. Will chase the official figure though.
Curiously, I have youz up 6% this year and 42% the previous year, and it's pretty much entirely official figures for 2006 to 2008.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
1286 official; just goes to show how wrong guesstimates can be!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Shows also that you can take unofficial figures here with a huge pinch of salt.
Anyway, update after the last few games cos I've missed a bit... Clubs who give official figures are in bold.
PREMIER DIVISION
Bohs - 2,099 (2007 - 1,924; 2006 - 1,463; 2005 - 1,976; 2004 - 2,340) (missing Cobh)
Bray - 1,400 (1,200; 1,027; 1,550; 818 FD)
Cobh - 1,215 (681 FD; 368 FD; 403 FD; 240 FD)
Cork - 3,503 (2,897; 2,941; 3,644; 4,033)
Derry - 3,341 (2,614; 3,229; 2,698; 1,672)
Drogheda - 1,800 (1,919; 1,751; 1,682; 1,554) (missing Bray)
Harps - 1,869 (1,164 FD; 428 FD; 1,347; 1,106 FD) (missing Galway)
Galway - 1,300 (2,199; 1,148 FD; 566 FD; 571 FD)
Pat's - 2,021 (1,910; 1,342; 1,599; 1,882)
Rovers - 1,705 (1,715; 1,089 FD; 1,539; 1,349)
Sligo - 1,927 (1,448; 1,806; 1,794 FD; 781 FD)
UCD - 594 (663; 546; 653; 306 FD)
FIRST DIVISION
Athlone - 407 (670; 421; 316; 291)
Dundalk - 1,268 (1,406; 1,078; 474; 591)
Kildare - 189 (243; 265; 186; 298) (missing Monaghan)
Limerick - 494 (670; 364; 669; 188)
Longford - 563 (885 PD; 681 PD; 1,004 PD; 1,131 PD) (missing Dundalk, Waterford and Wexford)
Monaghan - 175 (292; 204; 183; 182)
Shels - 1,010 (888; 1,690 PD; 1,949 PD; 2,158 PD) (missing Athlone)
Sporting Fingal - 647 (N/A) (missing Kildare and Waterford)
Waterford - 692 (1,181 PD; 915 PD; 1,513 PD; 1,753 PD)
Wexford - 884 (810)
Premier Division average - 1,883 (1,687; 1,535; 1,759; 1,853)
First Division average - 641 (722; 570; 520; 512)
Overall average - 1,307 (1,235; 1,070; 1,195; 1,218)
FD is an average crowd in the First Division; PD is an average crowd in the Premier Division. I've only put that in where the attendances was when the club was in a different one to their current division.
Recent games missing -
Bohs v Cobh
Drogheda v Bray
Harps v Galway (600 or 1185?)
Kildare v Monaghan
Longford v Dundalk
Shels v Athlone
1,700 was also mentioned but of course you chose the smallest figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
ANy mention of the Pats home UEFA game. A tenner in and a euro game. WOuld hope is was about 2500 at least
Eh, Athlone game was around 650. Will try for an official attendance and update later.
Not 100% sure but I think it was announced as 621Quote:
Originally Posted by LeixlipRed
Yeh I can't remember the exact figure tbh.
christ on a bike we have awful attendences. id say out of all premier division teams ours is the worst when you consider drogs' situation
our game against dundalk i reckon there was a crowd of approx 400-500 100 were from dundalk.. waterford game there was 350 people at it,wexford youths i assume was the home game very poor crowd of 250
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Originally Posted by pineapple stu
http://www.derrycityfc.net/season/08...hp?storyid=340
Season ticket holders aren't included in that 2,000 figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
Which would have a figure of 3,300 about 300 too low.
I believe the crowd at the Harps game was probably a lot closer to the Star figure to be honest. It was a good night and there was a fair few people spread over the Town End Terrace and the gantry side of the pitch.
Galway Vs. Derry anyone?
GUFC vs Derry City
1,048
Are you presuming all season ticket holders attended?Quote:
Originally Posted by mrtndvn
I'm presuming that people who have a season ticket payed for it therefore payed entry into the match.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Which in my eyes is good enough to be accounted for as attendance.
at·ten·dance (ə-tĕn'dəns)Quote:
Originally Posted by mrtndvn
n.
1. The act of attending.
2. The persons or number of persons that are present.
3. The frequency with which a person is present.
When it comes to official attendance figures in the English league they count season ticket holders whether they turn up or not. I dont know whether it is right or wrong to do that (and whats more I dont care) just sayin is all!
Course I did. You know me! Though I hadn't seen that other post in any event.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
It was at least that. I'd say we had less than 100 spare seats (considering the "singing" section was overcrowded). 2,700 would be my guessQuote:
Originally Posted by pateen
And no way should season ticket holders who don't attend be counted. Makes a mockery of any figures that have counted them IMO
641 for Shels Athlone
terrible crowd in drogheda on fri (v bray) i'd say max 1000 but prob only 800. i've been there a good few times and this was the worst crowd i've seen.
about 70 travelled from bray in there coloured shorts and sun glasses!!!!! :)
Which was commented on by the MNS reporter:D.Quote:
Originally Posted by dublinwanderer
According to the match report in yesterday's Connacht Sentinel the attendance at the match was 1185.
There was easy a 1000 , crap crowd tbh .Hope you enjoyed your euro trip lad.Mad feckers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dublinwanderer
There wasn’t much of a crowd at the derby match last night between Bohs and Rovers. 3000??
I would have thought this being a ‘big’ derby you would have got at the very least double that amount. Also thought the atmosphere was pretty low key as well.
These two teams should be able to attract a crowd of 8 or 10k to a derby matchQuote:
Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
But they don't so please move on.
Nearer 4,000 I'd have thought watching it on TV (2,000+ Bohs, didn't see the Rovers crowd properly but I presume at least 1,500). A Tuesday night and awful weather probably lowered it a bit but you just don't get Belfast derby size crowds in the EL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
4,500 I would have guessed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
I thought the Rovers crowd was smaller than what they normally bring, not having a dig, it's understandable considering the weather, tv coverage and their league position. I'd say there was about 2500 in the Jodi and 1000 in the Connaught street. Disappointing crowd really as was said above.
I would have thought 4000. As well as the weather and TV, it was the first of three games in five days if you count the friendly this Saturday.
We'll get an official figure in due course anyway.
I think 3,000 is about right - the Jodi was full down the F/G end, so i went up to C where there were a fair few seats and A and B were half empty - so say 2,500 in the Jodi. Being up that end I could see the Rovers fans in their full pomp, and I wouldn't say there was more than 500. As to why we don't get more; a few reasons - there was 4,700 (i think) at the first derby of the season in Tolka in similarly bad weather - we seem to bring more to the away fixture these days. At that point of the season, Row-fuss were still looking like they might do something - at this point mid- table mediocrity again is all they have to look forward to, Scully is not popular, and their home crowds have been falling. Add to that the fact that in July/ August a fair proportion of fans are likely to be on holidays, and add to that the fact that it was a Tuesday and therefore getting ****ed afterwards to celebrate was probably out of the question for a lot of people, and you're some of the way to the answer. And add to that the fact that 95% of fans have no appetite for teenage dirtbags throwing shapes outside before and after....Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Bruce
If a Bohs/ Rovers game is ever important again in terms of the destination of the trophy for BOTH sides then you'll see real crowds.
What did you think of the football, Steve?
I think Bohemians are pretty comfortable on the ball and knock the ball about well, Shamrock Rovers though seem to be more route one. I’d say the game was entertaining especially for a derby game. Your man Fenn I think was the outstanding player of the night, played very well and on that performance could play at a higher level.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonofstan
I would certainly like Linfield to entertain Bohemians in the CL next season, I think it would be a fantastic match which could go either way as I don’t think there is much difference in standard.
Guys just wondering what difference do yous think it will make with Rovers moving to Tallaght next year. Will they see a big increase in attendances. Its a bit too far back in my memory when they used to be at Milltown
Around 13000 at Kiev vs Drogs :)