QuoteFor some reason the IT only included the figure for paying in on the night (802), the figure that is available first, then 205 Season Ticket admissions were added, to make 1,007.
Irish Times from yesterday has 1317 in the bowl, 1148 in dalymount and (don't shoot the messenger) 802 in oriel
For some reason the IT only included the figure for paying in on the night (802), the figure that is available first, then 205 Season Ticket admissions were added, to make 1,007.
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+ a bananaOriginally Posted by gael353
Seems like two tards threw two bananas, one right after the other. They were thrown out apparently, although I'd rather they'd been held on to - there is surely something they could be charged with.
With their Man U/Liverpool/Chelsea. scarves tied tight around their tard necks. Tubes,the 2 of them and i hope AGS got both of them.
If i had have been there they would have got street justice and the silly pair would only be getting their thoughts together around about now.Dicko's
Was just happy to see you tbh.
How so?
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One lad was brought out by 3 guards but think that was for acting the hard man, he was with the crowd who threw it though. The scumbags threw a bottle and empty pint glass at the guards then..the guards then stood amongst the p***** don't think they caught anyone for throwing it though
Wexford Vs Limerick 134
Bray v dundalk last night was probably about 700-800 with about 100-150 dundalk fans.
Wow. Has the interest, considering lack of any incentive to watch (promotion or relegation), gone in Wexford?
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Outside of the top 3, there's little or no interest at all really.
Really bemuses me when people say we're better off with two divisions. "if there was one division the attendances would fall off because of lack of interest".
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Agree, we've had nothing to play for for months. The same would happen if we were in a single division but at least we would have attractive games against bigger clubs with decent travelling support. Better then playing against Salthill or whoever (I know we aren't a big draw either btw)
Considering ye are incapable of getting out of the division ye are in that's hardly a surprise.
One division is a joke of an idea.
Considering the slipper slope the first division is if you are stuck in it for any length of time the idea of one division is no joke. If your crowds start to drop at all you are goosed unless you can get that bit of luck to get you promoted fast. Numerous games were the travelling support of the opposition is lucky to be ten will cripple your clubs and have knock on affect on your own support. Who wants to go to limerick vs SD Galway twice a season at home? Even top of the table clashes aren't attractive as you will be playing that team another three times that season. I know a few lads that will go to a few games a year and laugh at the fact we will be facing the same opposition 4 times a season. Traditional once at home and once away is the best way to play teams, games are more important and it's more of an occasion or at least can be advertised as that. I can guarantee you more people would show up to limerick vs st.pats once a season at home in a nothing game for us than limerick vs SD Galway in a game that will happen again about a month later. The same probably could be said for the likes of harps in a similar situation.
Dong, there but for the grace of god - a poor run, some financial problems and you'd be crying into your pint looking for a single division. We don't have enough teams, players or fans to support two divisions, especially with no promotion-relegation system of an worth, the LOI is basically a glorified exhibition league of no interest to the FAI. However I don't see this situation changing as your attitude mirrors that of both the LOI administrators, the FAI, the me feiner club folk and the barstoolers. I don't mean to be harsh, just questioning why anyone would sneer at another club in such a manner and not see the sense in a single division. A 20 team league, 38 games per club, a top-8 play-off for the championship would at least keep things alive. It's broke, it has to be fixed.
According to the lad on extratime.ie the Longford town vs harps attendance currently stands at 191 people. I know he mentions other things on but I thought with it being a big game there would be a better crowd than that.
Will all fixtures in the first division combined this weekend even break the 1,000 mark?
That kind of outlook is near-sighted in the extreme, and only leaves the impression of someone with their head up their ar$e.
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265 official now. Really suprised at that, Longford still breathing down Limerick's neck after all.
Edit: Forgot about the allure of Olympic boxing of course.
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