I think they said around 2750 in RSC tonight?
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I think they said around 2750 in RSC tonight?
Yeah 2728 was attendance as per extra time. Biggest crowd for a competitive match for a while at RSC.
Thats a cracking attendance when you look at the attendances at the RSC for the season. It's amazing how many people will come out for a big game.Quote:
Originally Posted by trevy
Makes it all the more frustrating they won't be in the premier next year...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jofspring
Yeah,cos theres no bandwaggoners in Waterford :tongue:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bawnville Hoop
Twas nice to see a large turnout last night, just reminded me of what the Premier league could be like.. The Dundalk supporters made it very enjoyable too.
What was with the TV Tower being built infront of the new stand.. half the stand couldn't see a feckin thing!
Shows the potential of Waterford.Quote:
Originally Posted by SPXcyan
It's a pity that rather than nurturing it, the FAI are trying to stifle it.
Could be a while before ye see it again now too which is disappointing for ye.Quote:
Originally Posted by trevy
We can talk about single tiers and all but in fairness, the FAI can't do anything about the results of games. Waterford had their chance.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
About 3200 I would have said last night, definitely more that the 2700 that was given imo.
That, of course, is quite true. Dundalk deserved their win.Quote:
Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
However, what the FAI can do something about is the ****ing appalling state of the league.
Irrespective of who won last night, nothing was going to change that. One of two proper football clubs were going to be stuck down in a joke of a division that the FAI are directly responsible for screwing up. Teams pull out of the premier and who pays the penalty? The first division, naturally.
Only in an ideal world.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
It's like saying the crowd at the cup final will show the potential of Derry and Pats.
How are the FAI trying to stifle Waterford??Quote:
It's a pity that rather than nurturing it, the FAI are trying to stifle it.
ExplainQuote:
Originally Posted by gormacha
What bit didn't you understand?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Define proper football club.Quote:
Originally Posted by gormacha
How are the FAI directly responsible for screwing up the first division??
How is the first division paying the penalty for a premier club pulling out??
More or less all of it then.
Nothing I said is beyond the understanding of a reasonable person, and the arguments have been made many times before, both for and against. "How are the FAI responsible for screwing up the first division." Are you for real?Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
Yes, yes I am.
If you don't want to define a proper football club and blame the big bogeyman for everything that's fine, I have to pop out for a few hours anyway. :good:
Ah, I love the "LOI family". I know of no-one who doesn't think the league is mismanaged to the detriment of most all clubs, and certainly the ever dwindling First Division. But, a petty and rather artificial enmity means that LTID would prefer to paint me as blaming the "big bogeyman for everything". Sigh. I keep coming back on here for a blather about the football, and within a few hours I remember why I don't bother.
Everything in Limerick is rosy gormach. Sod the rest.
Did Tommy Dunne tell you that too? Of course EVERYTHING isn't rosy. Our audacious bid to go for a Tevez/Ibrahimovic strike force next season looks doomed to failure for starters. Crucially though, we don't think that this is the fault of the FAI (and we've actually got direct reasons to dislike them).Quote:
Originally Posted by sullanefc
Back on the topic of attendances it might be interesting to keep track of which team has the biggest "away" attendances. I don't mean in terms of travelling support but the actual attendance at their away matches.
I remember reading a programme article by UCD fan Declan Hughes, where he argued that although UCD don't have a large following that when they went away from home there wasn't any significant drop in the home side's gate.
Obviously the Dublin clubs would feature more prominently as Dublin derbies attract bigger crowds than say a match v Derry but would the visit of Bohs to Dundalk bring out more than the visit of Limerick?
I'm challenging Dodge and Pineapple for chief anorak around here so maybe this would be of no interest at all.