The match was sold out, the reason for the empty seats around the Derry fans is because (a) some fans buy tickets for the stand but stand behind the goal (b) at the other end of the stand from the Derry supporters is the singing section where Rovers fans congregate and don't sit thus more people can be acomadated there and (c) we have over 2,000 season ticket holders and not every one of them attends every game. Those are the reasons why even though the match is sold out there are empty seats. On H&S grounds we won't sell the seats 'twice'.
Officially 1,156. Typical sunday night crowd though. Ah well
Here's the Dundalk crowd (pic courtesy of soccerc)
54,321 sold - wws will never die - ***
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Don't think they can sell tickets for there as it couldn't be classed as a terrace or anything. I've ended up standing there myself for a couple of games, it's a decent view and you get the full atmosphere as you can hear both sets of fans singing. I think people just end up there after going to the chipper or whatever and don't bother going back to seats, that or they come in late and can't find a bunch of seats together.
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UCD fans might have a better idea but probably about 300/350 at the game the other night with at least half of them from Waterford. My first visit to UCD's new ground and its nice with a good playing surface.
350, and half and half was my thinking too.
Hang on, that maybe was the winning raffle number![]()
The Star has a figure of 3,400 for the Bohs - Cork game.
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150 at UCD-Athlone.
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