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Id have had it at closer to 2,000 total. Less than 250 Waterford fans as the away block of seats only holds 250 and there were plenty of empty seats in it. A good crowd none the less though and a good atmosphere from them as you sayQuote:
Originally Posted by nr637
I see Bohs are capping away attendances at 450 next season,building a new covered terrace,will only affect Rovers,Shels and Pats fans and maybe Dundalk aswell….
Seen pictures in todays Irish sun that fencing collapsed at Cobh Ramblers Cork City game . Must have being scary for Cork City fans involved. Any Cork City fans here caught up in it?
Poor crowd ok (1,576) but not unexpected, plus with a very wet night, this is exactly what the club gets for only having 2k seats under cover, there are plenty who like to stand town end of the stand, open to the elements as much as the away section, not attractive on a rainy night.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
It was lowest since the previous week (22/07) v Finn Harps (2,016), highest so far was 3,600 v Derry on the opening night, might get something close to that this Friday. Still a lot away on holidays, problem for a lot of clubs Late July / most August.
And Cork City if they are promoted m8! :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
So here is the estimated attendance figures for Round 1 of the 2022 FAI Cup played over the weekend,
Cobh 2710,
St. Pats 2000 est.
Bangor (at Tallaght) 1700+
Derry & Dundalk 1500+ est.
Sligo 1200+ est.
Finn Harps 900+
Bray & Drogheda 500+ est.
Treaty 350
UCD 200
Maynooth, Lucan, Salthill, Bonagee and Bluebell estimates between 100 up to 300 attendances.
Anyone who was at any of the above may be able to advise on these figures.
Seems reasonable for UCD
Would have thought 2k in the showgrounds
Strange decision - as presumably the space is there to add more seats, and it wouldn't cost a huge amount more either ? They don't have to go crazy, but even just 50-100 more would surely work out financially by selling those extra seats out 6-10 or more times a season ? I wonder how they alighted on 450 as being the magic number here ?Quote:
Originally Posted by joey B
I was down a bit from it, didn't know what happened until a minute or so later when we realised something had happened. Was very concerned the game was going to be abandoned during the delay.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Overall really poor event handling from Ramblers from start to finish, somehow worse than the league game with about double the crowd.
A bit embarassing for Cobh in their centenary year. But it's a small club run by a tiny team of volunteers, so many things there are doubltess run on a wing and a prayer.Quote:
Originally Posted by El-Pietro
Where was it that had a low wall collapse about 10-15 yrs in a similar event - Monaghan United ?
Bray (at home v Monaghan)
I stopped counting at 300 at the Bluebell game without doing the whole ground. The numbers weren't great in the rest so I'd say 350-400.
Magicme and the Mons Ultras up to their old tricks at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Yeah correct think it was 2010!Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
It is what this temp stand would hold. The idea then is we can get more home fans into the ground via the Des Kelly.Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Apologies if this is a daft question - but can you not therefore just get a bigger temporary stand ? Surely the additional cost for a 500 or 500 seater would be minimal, as transport and assembly will be a big portion of the fees involved ?Quote:
Originally Posted by ger121
I’m guessing it is our Lord and Master DCC who is proposing the size of any temp stand. Probably aiming for 10% of overall capacity of Dalymount.Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
6,455 in Tallaght last night.
Surprised it didn't sell out to be honest. That'a about 1,000 short.Quote:
Originally Posted by WeAreRovers