From those Pictures theres about 850-900 up there. Its not FULL but fair play it looks well.Originally Posted by Buller
From those Pictures theres about 850-900 up there. Its not FULL but fair play it looks well.
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4,000 people at a game between two teams playing in the same city is shameful and not something to be proud of. Biggest derby in Irish football? Who says that and how can you judge it. Last season Longford vs Waterford was shown on tv, does that make it a huge match, I think not!
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"The Derry fans were fantastic in both matches. They sang their hearts out all the time and created an even better atmosphere than the Cup Final. They were brilliant. - David Graham, Gretna striker
Yes, Derry fans are ideally located to lecture us about derbies, aren't they??According to them, we should only care about games that involve a minimum 8-hour round trip instead.
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If those stats are true thats 2,900 Rovers fans and 1,600 Bohs fans. Now since the game is on again in 2 days you would expect a very similar crowd since the game is 10 mins away, will be interesting what the Bohs official attendance throws up.
I reckon that a lot of neutrals would've gone in the riverside aswell as the main stand
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You could see when Bohs scored that most, if not all, of the Riverside were celebrating.
I counted two "neutrals" in the Riverside. Both are well known Cork City fans and both of them celebrated our goal, sang our songs and generally enjoyed themselves without the moaning about Dubs, Dublin and anything north of Mitchelstown that is compulsary at the X.
Cheers J and N, see you on the steps of F&G on Tuesday but you don't have to paint your faces red and black again this time unless you really want to.
A lot of polite people down ballybough end clapped gently when the goal went in,couldn't have been bohs fans
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Why were you watching the Ballybough end when we scored while you should have been giving us hand gestures and abuse? Call yourself a hoop?
I think it could be over 5,000 as I've no doubt that there were Bohs fans who stayed away. I would expect the Jodi stand to be fairly full on Tues so the proportion of fans may well swing the other way
The noise will be different definitely as you can't get singing going on the connaught street side.I wish there was a roof on it or we were allowed back on the terracing where the atmosphere used to be brilliant.That's our excuse,bohs had the riverside on friday which is brilliant for singing and you couldn't hear a thing.There wont be more bohs fans anyway,they fill up just over half the jodi everytime.
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How much does the Jodi hold?
3,000
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The Jodi holds 2800, the Des Kelly about 1,400 and Connaught Street side 3,800 or so.
Bohs will have about 2000 including nuetrals and we'll have about the same on the connaught street side
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I would expect the Jodi to be full on Tuesday as well as some people in the Des Kelly. There is no reason why we shouldn't have 3000+ Bohs fans at a home cup match against Rovers. Time will tell I guess.....
I'd be surprised if the jodi was full but as I said before,the fact that it's not on tv might bring out more neutrals.We might actually get closer to 2500 because we had close to 3000 on friday.The connaught street sides' a kip though and we always get treated like sh*te by the cops,getting video taped and pushed around so that might turn a few hoops fans off as it normally does
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I reckon the scum will have the last section in the shed (at Burdocks) or block A in the Jodi as well as Connaught st. will they not?
FAI Cup matches the away team are meant to get some covered seating?
No - all Rovers fans will be stuck on the Connaught St side... strict segregation as ordered by our bewildered and terminally stupid police force. No doubt Rovers fans wearing colours will be all but fisted on their way in to the ground as Gardai up their effort to stamp out soccer yobbery and general non-culchie behaviour.
Who cares though, we'll have a roof, a chipper and three bars to choose from.
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