QuoteAround 3,500 I think so well on course to beat that for 2023.Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
And two months still to go. Impressive stuff.
How many were sold last year ?
Around 3,500 I think so well on course to beat that for 2023.
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There should be no reason why the 4 main clubs in Dublin don't have a much improved uptake on Season tickets. Rovers won the league and are in Europe, Pats into Europe, Shels beaten Cup finalist and Bohs having the full Jodi and the Des Kelly available. I'll be curious to see the numbers come the start of the season.
Pats sell a record amount for the second season running.
Great going surpassing last seasons previous record already considering there’s still 2 months to go till the season starts
Paaatrick's Agletic
Do/will all the clubs release accurate numbers on the number of STs sold ?
I think Shels have completely overpriced STs charging renewals at €250 and new STs at €275 I don't think we are going to gain many new ST holders at that price point, Rovers impressive numbers confirm keeping ST prices low works
The Leinster Senior League needs a strong Bohemians
Rovers also helped in that, of course, by having a relatively large and growing stadium to fill.
Ive got to hand it to the Board of Rovers for the ticket price policy over the last 3 or 4 years , reducing prices and letting kids in for free a few years ago 9or almost free) has led to people gettng into the habit of going.
That being said success on the pitch has a lot to do with it as well
Derry sold out of Season Tickets this morning.
Great value to be found in the southeast. Kerry FC take note please!
https://twitter.com/WexfordFC/status...Cz5UhdSuQ&s=19
https://foot.ie/forums/117-Kerry-FC
A Championship: 4 years - 8 first teams - 0 financially ruined. First Division '14: 7 first teams.
Opportunity lost for new clubs/regions to join the LoI family.
3650 sold by rovers now and the south stand is sold out.
Those are some impressive numbers by Rovers 6 weeks before the start of the season.
It's such a shame that we won't know what numbers the likes of Bohs and Derry would do if they weren't so drastically limited by their capacity.
Season ticket holder count is probably a better metric for measuring the size of a club instead of average attendance (can be skewed by a couple of big games, Cobh's home games Vs Cork for example) so it's good to see that they appear to be well up across the board.
The club are doing great work to improve the match day atmosphere and it shows with the number of season tickets sold. There is a point were we wont be able to keep growing due to the limitations of Richmond.
There's great interest and momentum out there around the league at present and sadly the grounds are going to hold that back for the likes of Pats , Bohs and Derry . Even if they can get something off the ground in terms of stadium development , it's still going to be a number of years to completion and the worry is that the people who are currently getting an interest in attending game's on a regular basis will lose that interest if they can't get tickets
What's the likely 1 match ticket average price going to be for the coming season?
Id say the average adult ticket price for a stand ticket would be €20 and €15 for a terrace one. Then knock a fiver off them prices for OAP/concessions.
By the turn of the year, Harps had over 600 season tickets sold for the upcoming season.
For a relegated club, quite happy with that return, so far.
https://kesslereffect.bandcamp.com/album/kepler - New music. It's not that bad.
Derry and Bohs should be able to go with temporary structures to increase capacity ?
How many is that sold ?
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