100% on this one.Originally Posted by oriel
Good crowds across the league so far, which is great to see.
Really miss having Cork in the Premier just going by the crowd numbers they're getting in the 1st. Hopefully they come up this season.
Rovers haven't sold out their allocation of 500 tickets for Oriel, my guess being a Monday night in the worst ground in Ireland is not that enticing - I'll be there though, but then I've got rocks in my head 😛
Awful travelling support cant come down the m1 and the handiest ground in LOI to get to - why wouldnt you? Looking forward to a good match and welcoming some old bad friends back.
The adult tickets are sold out just kids ones left
Love trips down Cork, them & Galway badly missed followed by Limerick I always enjoyed my trips down there.
3rd worst sir !!!
#DundalkFC - First Irish club to win an away game in Europe (1963), only Irish club to win a game / points in Europa League Group Stage (2016).
We got an allocation of 550 - only a few (around20) kids and students tickets left - great support for a Monday night
Worrying, that one kind of goes against the trend esp as D2 L1 is not the worst start, figures could fall away for all quick enough outside metro areas, not everyone has the huge potential than Dublin has
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Not sure if you’re missing any of these
https://www.sseairtricityleague.ie/n...o-far-/id-4118
It was bad but not that bad - I'd have guessed 750/800. Not helped by a shocking away support given our start to the season.
I phoned the speaking clock to hear a voice speak, it said - "At the tone you will be very much alone"
It seems from this the Dublin clubs are the attraction, with the exception being Cork. You have to note, first home game of the season is always a crowd puler as are Dublin derbies. Curious to see will numbers fall if results aren't good or likewise Sligo going well will their numbers go up and get them in the attendance rankings??
Our crowd tonight will show where we are really at. A Monday game with no large away support. If it’s 2300-2500 I’d be delighted and would represent progress. Anything under two thousand I’d be disappointed.
I see Future Ticketing are handling online sales for Drogheda. Trying to but ticket for Drogs v Dundalk and it's not proving possible. Very frustrating. What are other people's experiences like with them?
D24 , I'm in Mullingar and was dodgy about going given it's a Monday night and given the opposition but you've just guilted me into going
There seem to be a number of clubs having issues with them website freezing etc. I think for Bohs v Shels tonight the away fans have had a tough time buying tickets too.
I phoned the speaking clock to hear a voice speak, it said - "At the tone you will be very much alone"
I suspect the common denominator in those figures also includes capacity. There will be some clubs who could sell more tickets if they could physically hold more.
If we get a crowd of 2,500 at home to UCD on a Monday night the good times are well and truly back.
Here on a technicality.
If the FAI have all the official figures, why don't they publish them all?
Cork City fans are thinking exactly the same, if we get a crowd of 2,500 at home to Waterford on a Monday night the good times are well and truly back. And they are in the First Division!
Really good away crowd from Waterford. 500 maybe? A little more?
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