Does the away team get a cut of the gate receipts like they do in the FA Cup?
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Does the away team get a cut of the gate receipts like they do in the FA Cup?
Can you post without reference to English football? You seem to be on the wrong forumQuote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
Simple question. If you don't know the answer then don't post.
iirc - it's normally split 50/50
i thought it was split equally 3 ways between the 2 participating teams and the FAI ?
Thanks Réiteoir.
Has a non-league team ever moved a cup match before to the larger team's ground?
I do know the answer,and yes il do what you tell me to do:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
i think it is 40% home and away team and 20% for the fai
I think the FAI get a certain % of total to the FAI and then split 60 /40 between the two clubs with home team paying the expenses but someone who deals with this in their club might know better. One of the Galway lads perhaps.
Yeah this happens, 2006 our game was moved to Tolka aginst a non-league side I cant remeber. Im sure they've been loads of other cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
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Originally Posted by deecay
Deecay, STOP TROLLING. brainw82 is entitled to post on this forum and reference whatever he wants to make his point. Stop being so hostile.Quote:
Originally Posted by deecay
battery is spot on as for your question johnny lots of small clubs opt for the away venue to get a good gate i think derry moved there game againist us to gorakeegan a number of years ago to capitolise on our support
Which is why I am quite happy with playing Galway in Terryland in the Cup. Still a chance of winning and it is worth more money to us not having to worry with security, referees expenses etc
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Originally Posted by brianw82
I think he meant the FAI Cup.Quote:
Originally Posted by deecay
Brianw, some guys get easily offended when simple suggestions or questions re. LOI are posited, eg your FAI cup question. Why is this? When I suggested some ideas as to how and why attendances have been so pitiful at most LOI matches, the response was highly critical from most quarters. How do you understand such a mindset and is there a solution?Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
You are not comparing like with like to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by smasher
Brianw posted a good question but an idiotic rovers fan responded.
You posted idiotic posts in another thread and were put in your place.
Yeah , I believe our league cup match v Cork this year was moved to Turners Cross.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
Still had less than 200 attendance though, it probably cost the squad more to travel there than we made off the gate.
FAI cup gates are split 40-40-20 iirc.
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yes, happens pretty often when City draw a non-league team from our general area.Quote:
Originally Posted by brianw82
Is in not just Munster Senior League teams renting the ground? Much the same as yourselves?Quote:
Originally Posted by GavinZac
Nope, the terms of the MFA's stewardship of the ground states that when it comes to FAI-sanctioned games, the decision lies with the current League of Ireland occupants. Indeed, the MFA's stewardship of the ground is entirely dependent upon them hosting a League of Ireland club.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Hows the parking for the pub coming along? :D