QuoteYeah Indo usually terrible but there was one there this time, even a interview with the managers the next day on what both have to say about the win.Originally Posted by Paddyfield
I didn't see a match report in the Indo
Dundalk v Mons last night:
'Approx 1,500' as per dfc.com
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Yeah Indo usually terrible but there was one there this time, even a interview with the managers the next day on what both have to say about the win.I didn't see a match report in the Indo
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About 2200 at Harps v Limerick. The sleeping giant is awakening
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With the end of season attendances set to bring the figures up again, will this season see much of a change from last season overall?
I know that Galway United has virtually doubled from the overall from last year.
I reckon its 2500+About 2200 at Harps v Limerick. The sleeping giant is awakening
Must have been bout 84 at rams kilkenny in Buckley, 80 rams 4 kilkenny. **** poor crowd.
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203 for Kildare County V Wexford youths. Good to see our german fan club making the trip over as well.
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I heard 1700 for the Harps attendance, but I really did think more than that were there. Substantially more than that- at least 2000.
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Looke a relatively poor crowd for Derry-UCD - lots of gaps in the stand. That may have to do with me being behind one of the goals instead of in Block A as per usual though. Would say under 2000 (2000 being the crowd for the first game), but imagine MariborKev will have an official figure.
I'd say undoubtedly.
The final run-in last year lifted the season-average for both divisions, and as both divisions are already up this year(to-date) versus last season then it looks very likely we'll have had another increase. I don't think the average will jump hugely from where it is now though, as of all the teams in the running in both divisions, only Harps seem to be getting vastly improved crowds right now.
The crowd at Rovers-Drogheda on Friday looked very disappointing on TV for two of the Top 3 clubs in the league this late on. The final games involving City, Cork and Shels over the last 2 seasons all aoppeared to be noticeably bigger from memory.
Looks overall that we could end-up with a 30% increase on attendances versus last year. Considering most Premier clubs had their single biggest gate last year against Shels, such a large increase is doubly impressive with the Reds languishing in the First Division at the moment. A hugely positive step if it such an increase sustains and builds further next year.
Why did we bring loads of fans up?About 2200 at Harps v Limerick. The sleeping giant is awakening
Surely you meant: why, did we bring loads of fans up?
Anyone who's made the journey to Ballybofey would know my original question stands
He mentioned 1500 on the radio I think, but that's probably an estimate too.
Complete guess for Bray v Cork City - maybe 700 (seemed to be about 300 in the main "stand" ( tent
I'd say your right there. Terrible home crowd and an eve worse away one ! only about 25/30 cork fans up for the game.Complete guess for Bray v Cork City - maybe 700 (seemed to be about 300 in the main "stand" ( tent
Crowd was even worse at last nights game against Derry, maybe about 400/500, think i counted 7 Derry fans
I'm in no way a Cork apologist but Bray on a Monday night would be hard to get to. Especially considering that a few may be heading to Drogheda on Friday. Trying to explain to your boss why you need time off work on a Monday to go to Bray when you've already got the time off for Friday probably isn't that easy.
We played Cork last Friday night, it was Derry last night which is more understandable.
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