Rovers had a noticeable impact on the FD averages last season.Originally Posted by SkStu
the first division CPO's need to get their acts together dragging the averages down like that
I expect City to do the same next year.
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Agus an sinker.
Don't expect us to bring more than a couple of dozen to games against the likes of Waterford, Wexford and Limerick.
Should bring more to Bray and UCD (if both teams are in the FD !), as we've got a good smattering of Dublin-based exiles. A few more again to Shels, as there's always been a healthy rivalry between both clubs.
Will be good to have the Harps games back, and we'll get a good crowd out for them.
I'd also expect Monaghan to benefit from a decent travelling City support. I hope so anyway, as they're a nice club that I'd like to see a few extra quid on the gates going to.
I'd expect Longford and Athlone aways to attract near enough the crowd for the Munster games, as both towns are a bit of a pain to get to.
Discover Ireland people !!
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Last edited by pineapple stu; 16/11/2009 at 10:16 AM.
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I meant our home gates will push up the overall 1st division average from what it was this past season, i dont expect many derry fans to travel any further south than dublin, sorry if i gave the wrong impression again i meant our home gates.
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Haha, exactly Steve, exactly. Surprised it took you this long. Must have stuff on your mind Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Hook.
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Agus an sinker.
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Why would we be in the First Division? Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
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not very often dcfcsteve that I disagree with you but any time we have played ye in flansiro ye have always brought down a good away attendance.. It wont be as big as the mid 80s but still its decent.. its more than what we would bring up to you.. Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
Rovers had a noticeable impact on the FD averages last season.
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I'd expect Longford and Athlone aways to attract near enough the crowd for the Munster games, as both towns are a bit of a pain to get to.
Discover Ireland people !!
Mod edit - use the multi-post functionGary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town? -
How did they do that? Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
We're not arrogant, we're just better.
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Jeez dcfcsteve get your facts right man...
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By stealing my time machine ! Originally Posted by Schumi
Those pesky kids.....
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TBF we have always brought a good crowd to Longford, even in the bad old days that we are now returning to. Originally Posted by Martinho II
Only a few years ago we (at the time) "Brandywell Pride SC" had two buses down, I was driving the mini-bus and the game had a 8pm KO, I was in Derry sitting in a bar at midnight.
On a Sat it is a quick run back especially if you drive via Eniskillen and over the mountain road.So if you think Bohs are big read this. http://www.astronomy.ie/perpespective.html -
Hoops will be hoops.... Originally Posted by dcfcsteve
By stealing my time machine !
Those pesky kids.....
Re Stu: Put Cork2 in for Rovers between 4,000 and 4,500 (it was midweek with champions lg on)
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Good work as ever, Stu.
The obvious success story is Rovers at Tallaght. Hope they can keep it up.
Some mind boggling figures there: UCD, first division champions, had an average of 272! -
Stop right there. Originally Posted by Straightstory
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Buller, how many Season Tickets do you think you'll sell next season?
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Bohs made more money from renting out a car park they own than from gate receipts last year. Gates are low enough in this league that they're entirely secondary to fundraising for most clubs. Originally Posted by Straightstory
You can't spell failure without FAI
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Hold on I'll just get in DCFCsteve's time machine again... Originally Posted by Riddickcule
Hoping for as much as this season! We sold over 2,000 before the season started and another thousand after that, some of which were half season tickets.
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Best of luck, we can't get 2,000 for one game never mind a season ticket! Originally Posted by Buller
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Rovers average in here is 3,600
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According to the Sunday Times article on eh..Sunday their average was 4,500 Originally Posted by Riddickcule
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Well they did only have one stand for a large part of the season...
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If we manage to survive the debts and the legal issues surrounding the club, and get into FD next year... Originally Posted by Candystripe
...I'm actually rather looking forward to it...
Then again, I fully acknowledge that in my head, I see a season where I get to tick all the remaining grounds I haven't visited off my list, play teams I don't normally get to see, and have a chance of winning a league at the end of it. Oh, and meet Bluebeard.
The reality hasn't sunk in yet that it will be a long, hard slog with a part-time team. It's a nightmare trying to get promoted from what is a very competitive First Division and genuinely difficult to go places like Monaghan and Waterford and pick up points. We could be stuck for years down there depending on our luck. Just ask Dundalk fans.
