39 at our first game in CHP last season aswell, all the more shocking when you consider the club has a bar :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
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39 at our first game in CHP last season aswell, all the more shocking when you consider the club has a bar :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
68 at Kilkenny City v Limerick F.C., 16 Limerick fans
Sligo get more at hurling games
irish soccer magazine gave an attendance of 12 for a home farm game in the late 90's
what's this "hurling" u speak of?? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by shedhead
That's on a par with things like the Hellenic League in England - Didcot town could hold their own on the First Division:(Quote:
Originally Posted by shedhead
http://www.tonykempster.btinternet.co.uk/hellpatt.htm
In fairness to Kilkenny City it's hurling heartland down there and there was a big game on telly that night aswell. Don't get me wrong the crowd was still pi$$ but I personally found the sub 100 crowds in CHP, Whitehall and St.Richmonds for scheduled games last season far more appaling :ball:Quote:
Originally Posted by REVIP
And I must clarify by saying it isn't so long ago Limerick were playing in front of myself and 50 or 60 others :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
It seems plain daft to schedule a match against major matches scheduled for television.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lim till i die
For what it's worth, I think the League should go for a single night for all the matches (probably Friday) and attempt to maximise the coverage from RTE etc - aim for a reporter in every ground, offer live updates from around the country to local stations. Playing matches in dribs and drabs means that those played on Saturdays and Sundays get next to no coverage.
and even that lge has a dedicated official website : http://www.hellenicleague.co.uk/Quote:
Originally Posted by REVIP
Five hundred and seventy seven (577) at the Limerick Vs Dundalk game. Poor pitch and some terrible reffing destroyed the game as a contest. Some cracking goals in it though.
Shockingly poor attendance at Pats v Cork tonight. Personally, I thought no more than 1800, but I was talking to a Pats director on my way out of McDowell's and he said 1400 - dunno whether that was 1400 who paid in with season ticket holders, etc on top. Either way, it was very disappointing, even allowing for it being live on telly.
PS Hi to Peadar, Eanna and Redgav. Told youse I had a good feeling beforehand. :D
Bohs-UCD looked about 1000 as the teams were coming out, but filled up a good bit. Maybe 1500, but that's a complete stab in the dark really.
thought it was a bit better than that - i got in a bit late (after youse scored) and it seemed by then better than last week against dc-si if i estimated 1900 then, say 2000 tonight?Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
I'd say there were about 600 at the Bray-Dublin City game...which wasn't too bad, considering all but about 20 were home support. Our previous gates, whilst good, have been somewhat inflated on this thread.
I'd guess about 950 at Waterford United v Derry City last night
yeah your probably right.. approx 900 in stand and around 50 or so around the ground.. dissapointing crowds this season... but with the state of the ground.. who can blame the fans for not coming?? its awefull.. we need that new stand very quicky for the fans to turn up.
According to WLR this morning, approx 820 patrons paid in at the gate. Give and take the season ticket holders and the usual hangers on that come in at half time, my guestimate: 950 - 1000 tops.
Pathetic but the pitch aint helping matters.
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Originally Posted by Partizan
What's wrong with the pitch? Are the Waterford public refusing to attend the RSC due to the terrible seating arrangements on the pitch? :p
Sadly you cannot count, the attendance was a dreadful 1,255 :(Quote:
Originally Posted by sonofstan
that's why you're the accountant and why i'm not...Quote:
Originally Posted by chippie0001
that's dreadful though; with no Rovers and only one Shels game, we're going to suffer this year attendance wise if that's all we can get for run of the mill games
Smallest crowd I was ever part of was in 1977/78 at Tolka Park.
The visitors were Cork Alberts and the hosts were you guessed it
HOME FARM.... and the attendance including me was 28!
Last year when the club was on the ropes fewer than 500 bothered to watch a game at the RSC between Waterford United and UCD. The hardcore Blues fans like you, Partizan, I exempt from the following comments:Quote:
Originally Posted by Partizan
I sometimes wonder do the general public in Waterford deserve an EL team given their recent pathetic turn out at games? :rolleyes:
wasnt 4000 anyway,id say just over 3000
id say 2900....good atmoshere in first half and the shels fans did well
600 "wasn't bad"? Is that a typo? 'Cos 600 would be poor for youz, I would have thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eoingull
Edit - 650 at Harps-Rovers.
Tonight was definitely our biggest crowd of the season-I'd say 3000, as for 4000? Not a hope!
3,068 to be exactQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
We Cork City fans gets slagged off for exaggeration yet big differences in suggested figures for Sligo here...Quote:
Originally Posted by 1 9 2 8
what exaggeration are you on about? The most exagerated by a rovers fan was 3068, while the lowest was 2900. If u read the threads properly u would of seen that shels web reported at as 4000.
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Originally Posted by 1 9 2 8
where'd ya hear dat?
350 at Cobh-Galway.
I'd guess a figure of 900 at Harps V Rovers. About 650 locals and 250 Hoops.
Mr A on the Harps forum had 500 Harps and 150 Hoops...?
Surely not, thought Shams always bring a thousand fans:rolleyes:.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Who ?
I think my figure is more accurate, though Harps had a ticket system and should be able to give a correct attendance.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Don't know where you got that from.:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rogue Trader
My figure was merely a guesstimate from someone at the match. It may have been slightly higher, we might get an official figure at some stage.
don't even start kiddo. we took 250 fans to donegal for a first division game. thats the least that will travel by a bit this season. thats not bad in anyones book. did you take 250 to ballybofey 2 years ago for a derby?Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
i would have guessed 500 and 250 harps - rovers meself.
Not me personally no, but yes their would have been at least that amount of us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverstillidie