Just 80 people in attendance would worry me there.
How are the budgets out by 120 grand for the last 6 weeks or whatevers left :bulgy:
Just 80 people in attendance would worry me there.
How are the budgets out by 120 grand for the last 6 weeks or whatevers left :bulgy:
only just over 70 bohemians fans made the trip to Galway last friday as well, It was the smallest Bohemians crowd in years
I'd love to know if the reporting by the Indo was as flawed as it was in relation to the Dundalk situation last week? I love the LOI and it's clubs for the neverending stream of bad publicity we give out.
I'm just shocked it wasn't a Rovers fan who posted the link
little victories at this stage PS... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by PartySaint
I was on the 39 bus one day last week, and two bohs fans in front of me were going on about 451 and 433. Nice to see lads taking an interest in how their team lines up i thought, but alas, they were arguing over the big clubs average attendance.
Rovers fans on a bus!
It was a bandwagon:wink:
I thought the 451 went from Phibsboro to Tallaght.
The 433 is the express bus from the Airport to UCD that leaves 5min after the plane from Sligo lands.
It's stopped running, sadly. We used to park it in front of goal. Now look at us, shipping 4 or 5 goals every other match.Quote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
When are Zurich owed their money?
Did Bohs buy a player from Zurich? Was he worth the money?
.....and how many contracts did he sign ? :cool::cool::cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave_SRFC
Bohs supporters on other forums seem to fear the real prospect of the end of the club. Is that a real possibility?
Yes. Same way it was for Cork and Derry and Limerick. Only difference is the ground would go with the club.
Do you mean the standard player/groundsman contract that bohs use, or are you still clinging to the hope that Rovers, who are miles under the 65% rule, are paying Gary Twigg on two contracts?Quote:
Originally Posted by marinobohs
It would have been great if there were safeguards put in place to prevent the clubs using the actual ground to bail them out of trouble. It would be great if there was some sort of a civic trust setup to prevent that happening, rife with problems to be overcome i'm sure but better than the current situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Don't necessarily agree - there was nothing wrong with their plan to sell up and move out to Blanch, it's their timing that was awful. Being a members club, it's not like this was done above the supporters heads.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
Dunno if it was even the timing that was the main problem - that had nothing to do with them selling part of the ground twice and being drunk at the meeting where the ground was sold the second time. The directors took a lot of flak in the court judgement, as I recall. That's the major problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Obviously it doesn't help now that no-one wants to buy the ground and that the original buyers are happy to want out.
What is the story with the ground? Is it sold, not sold, owned by Bohs or not? Where was the new area Bohs were to relocate to?