QuoteMaybe 600 at UCD v Cork. Possibly a bit more; stand could have been half full all told (ie 750)
Lot of students there so must have been a promo on campus. Shame the second half was so bad after all that then
Certainly felt like a lot more than that in RSC. Was a very healthy attendance. Good to see.
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Maybe 600 at UCD v Cork. Possibly a bit more; stand could have been half full all told (ie 750)
Lot of students there so must have been a promo on campus. Shame the second half was so bad after all that then
Somebody connected with Treaty was on the pitch last night at halftime thanking the fans and everybody else for the season, and he mentioned there were nearly 2000 at the game. No actual numbers resleased, but it was busier than it has been for quite some time.
Statement below from Bohs re tickets…. So let me understand this ; “I think what you did was wrong therefore I’m going to do the exact same..”
Is it not the case that now that stadiums are allowed to revert to full capacity they’ll be obliged to give us an allocation ?
We were disappointed not to get any tickets for Oriel the other week but accepted that home fans needs came first as was our case last night .
Of course the real story is they are trying to deflect from the FAI investigation into their failure to manage the match day security etc. when we met in the cup recently.
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Bohemian FC was disappointed not to receive any ticket allocation from Shamrock Rovers for last night’s Dublin derby at Tallaght Stadium.
Since restrictions eased to permit 50% capacity at outdoor sporting events, Bohemians have given every club we have hosted – Maynooth University Town, Finn Harps, Derry City and Dundalk – the allocation they have requested up to and including 50% of the Des Kelly Stand.
Similarly, now that 100% capacity returns this week, Waterford, Friday’s opposition in the Extra.ie FAI Cup semi-final, have been allocated the Des Kelly Stand in its entirety.
Before permitted capacity went up to 50%, all clubs’ priorities were, of course, their own fans, in particular members and season ticket holders who remained loyal despite not knowing whether they would be able to attend a game this season.
But Monday was the first Bohemians game – either home or away – that there were no away fans in attendance since the 50% permitted capacity was introduced, despite the Tallaght Stadium being able to hold more spectators than any other ground in the league.
As a result of this decision, Bohemian FC can confirm that we do not intend to give Shamrock Rovers a ticket allocation when the sides meet at Dalymount Park in November.
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Bohs love a big song and dance don't they. Rovers done the same to Pats and Derry off the top of my head and we returned the favour as well.
You've some active imagination lad. You gave us no tickets, we returned the favour. Hopefully you might stop being petty next season and we can get away fans back.Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
We got no tickets from Duns or Pats etc. As they and lots of clubs simply catered for their fans recently which is sensible and accepted by all bar yourselves as being rational and reasonable … but you complain about that approach and then do the same…. So nothing imagined but simply stating the facts ;
so continue acting in a petty manner if you like as demonstrated by your clubs ill conceived statement and we’ll let the wider audience make their own judgement .
PS- the referring to me as ‘lad’ really exposes your churlish small minded mind set but if it makes you feel good about yourself so be it …. It spoke volumes to me
Can’t beat a good Bohs - Rovers Spat.
You gave us no tickets, what did you expect Jack?
No point whingeing about us doing likewise. Next time, just let away fans in and put an end to your childish nonsense.
No ones whinging ( well not me anyway) and if you can’t see inconsistency of your clubs position vis a vie us and also how out of kilter it is with the way other clubs have behaved ( ie like us catered for their own fans ) so be it… horse water drink.. so I’ll leave it there and leave you concentrate on some other imaginary slight that has offended you and then you can react and retaliate by doing the same .You gave us no tickets, what did you expect Jack?
No point whingeing about us doing likewise. Next time, just let away fans in and put an end to your childish nonsense.
It's as simple as this, you gave us no tickets, we returned the favour. End of story.
Surely there is an obligation to give x% when stadia are at full capacity?
Imo Rovers have been wrong not to give away allocations (they didn’t even sell out last night?) but they have been consistent and had the restricted numbers to fall back on.
It stinks of being petty from the “Big (Screen) Club”
True, they are quite sensitive souls tough.
I miss the Cork and Dundalk spats myself.
Upwards to the vanguard where the pressure is too high.
Pats gave us no tickets as did Dundalk as they wanted to cater to their own fans fair enough
We gave you no tickets and you aren't giving us any fair enough, that should have been end of story.
The reason it wasn't end of story is that your club decided to issue a whining statement about it.
You can try to walk back from that if you want but whingeing isnt a good look.
The commissariat running the "big Screen club" these days are more worried about social media than results hence the whinging.
I thought there was a 5% minimum allocation for fans in the participation agreement for the clubs that was set aside during covid but should revert once capacity goes back to 100% but i could be wrong.
With capacity at 100% i have no doubt away fans will be welcome back in Tallaght at all games.
No point crying about it lads. You decided to play silly games and this was the inevitable outcome.
Last Friday in Dalymount we had a large contingent of Dundalk fans loudly get behind their team and they added to a great atmosphere which has been missing at grounds for too long. Football the way it should be.
Then on Monday the Shams decided to be petty, they couldn't even sell out their home allocation and a sterile atmosphere was produced.
I hope some sanity prevails over in Tallaght next season as their decision to lock out away fans is shocking and can only have negative consequences.
I hope the Shams fans on here lobby their board to see some sense. Its sad seeing them carry on like this.
You really dont read before you post.
Pats didnt allow fans in
Dundalk didnt allow fans in
Rovers didnt allow fans in
Bohs arent allowing fans in......but bohs are the only ones having a Whinge fest about it issuing statements .
Are you hoping for Sanity everywhere next season or just in Tallaght?.
Feel free to lobby your board to allow away fans in now that capacity is back at 100% btw as Bohs will be the only club not allowing away fans in with capacity at 100%.
The only whinge fest is from you boys on here and on social media. I'm perfectly happy with the decision the board made, and delighted with the concise statement released outlining the decision.
You acted the maggot not letting away fans in, despite having the biggest stadium with the best facilities. No point raging about it when other teams do likewise.
OMG !The only whinge fest is from you boys on here and on social media. I'm perfectly happy with the decision the board made, and delighted with the concise statement released outlining the decision.
You acted the maggot not letting away fans in, despite having the biggest stadium with the best facilities. No point raging about it when other teams do likewise.
No one is raging except your amateur hour club issuing official club statements whinging,,,,that is the point you keep missing..
Supporters on social media are not official club channels.
Pats , Rovers, Dundalk just getting on with business and looking after their own fans when restrictions were in place and NOT issuing whinging lengthy official communications.
Bohs ........er yes
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