Anyone know why the comer stand wasn’t built to extend the full length of the pitch? I always thought that was odd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckett
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Anyone know why the comer stand wasn’t built to extend the full length of the pitch? I always thought that was odd.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckett
Money was probably the reason. It took years to finish, the inside was just a shell for a long time.
Stand can be extended .
About 500 at UCD v Stjarnan in the Youth League tonight I'd say
Thats a great attendance by UCD's average which was recently posted as 338!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
3 good crowds in recent weeks which is always good for the coffers.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
Must have been a who's who of managers looking to find players!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Just the Euro effect. (Plus a who's who of the relatives of the players of course)
4,237 at Pats Waterford, about 250 Waterford fans which is a few hundred less than they brought up earlier in the year
Galway Utd v Shelbourne attendance was 3,072. It's strange that it's a couple of hundred less than our game on Monday evening but it's still a good crowd.
A bit of a hit from Culture night and Monday night had a lot of university students who have gone home for the weekend by Friday night
look at who you were playing in each game ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckett
2,765 at Cork v Harps with about 25 Harps fans.
I agree that the absence of 3rd level students could be a factor in the attendance at Terryland last night, (I wasn't there last night so that is a guess). But their was a good number of county gaa jerseys/tops in evidence on Monday from non league of Ireland areas. Are UCD missing out on this segment of their potential market by not playing their games on say Monday nights?
Thats what I thought when seeing the crowd. Im sure there was a curious few to see youth European level too, the cameraman was definitely a UCD fan!Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Only a small part of it - Duff is a big attraction as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Knocklyonhoop
Culture Night would have taken numbers off the gate, and the student numbers were down as well compared to Monday. Shels brought about twice as many as Rovers so that helped the number tip over 3,000
From watching plenty of GAA club championship games on clubber and attending a good few club games in Louth, their hasn't been more than 2 or 300 at any of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Abbeyman
Take the 6 Dundalk GAA clubs I doubt they had much more than a 1000 combined at their games over the space of a weekend (was at one last night myself and their wasn't 100 at it
2754 at Sligo/Dundalk
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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Careful now Nige, the CCFC crew will be all over all the 'city' not used, its as if they have invented the franchise for Ireland for that term, and only they can use, and Derry don't seem to use.
Good man, the week ye had and that’s what you comment on. Pathetic.