Poor Saint Patricks support last night
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Poor Saint Patricks support last night
Someone from Harps would probably be able to estimate better than me but the 11 or so away Longford fans in Finn Park last night agreed on an estimate of around 200?
about 120-150 in Drom. Almost all City fans.
Well we're from a disadvntaged area, in an economic downturn. What did you expect? Champagne and ferraris?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean South
What was official attendance in Inchicore? Looked around 500 from Sligo or close to it.
I didn't do a headcount in the RSC last night, but I would have thought about 400-450, with a decent showing of Shels supporters.
disaster in terryland barely 450 souls on a woeful night weatherwise, excellent Drogheda support of around 40
Touchy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
400-500 in Dalymount for Bohs v UCD. Kind of hard to avoid the feeling we won't be back there next year.
Edit - 667 official per extratime. Looks a bit high tbh.
Unfortunately it's about what I expected on a Saturday night, I was there to see us take the points tho so I don't really care about the rest...Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean South
1414 per extra time
Low or poor?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sean South
I'd be sure they were happy though.
I would put the crowd at no more than 350, fair play to the 40 or so Drogheda fans who travelled. Not looking good for the survival of Galway Utd, plus the other two teams from the city got hammered in the first division as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by geezer
318 at Waterford United v Shelbourne as per extratime.ie
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Originally Posted by wonder88
Galway Utd will definitely survive now as a club, that we know, probably not in the premier division because of of the premier licence criteria it will be a challenge but im sure other clubs will find this tough as well.
We are definitely First division level at best but it wouldnt be the worst place to be with derbies with 2 city clubs, athlone possibly Lims and short trips to Longford.
but if and its a big if we survive a play off through luck or something, the licence is attainable financially, Football wise Utd wont be prepared for 2 years at least to compete Sligo/Shams/Derry/Cork etc
I'd say for sure it was probably our worst crowd of the season, but I'd estimate about 300 there. Definitely below our usual 400 or so, but we'll see when the official figure is released.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
410 the official att. in Terryland
What was the official Pat's support?
So is there any point in a playoff?Quote:
Originally Posted by geezer
Jesus but the crowds have been fairly shocking all over the board for the end of the season. Was told there was only about 250 in Dundalk v Derry which is shocking altogether. Most crowds well below the respective averages for the season. Tough times.