Attendances 2022

**WeAreRovers** · 09/09/2022, 2:11 PM

Originally Posted by ger121

Was that part in relation to the decision to sell the package tickets first and then move to general sale for the Djurgarden game?

That and an effort to stop DIF fans buying home end tickets.

**2 Year Contract** · 09/09/2022, 2:18 PM

Originally Posted by Philosophizer

What's the story with the bottom 4-5 rows of the south stand being cordoned off with that netting I've noticed it for domestic games too.
Are those seats ever open?
I was looking at them last night and I'm not even sure if you sat there you'd be able to see anything with the advertisement hoardings right in front anyway

It’s to limit stuff like this happening which resulted in a €22k fine for the club.

https://inpho.ie/media/d3WCV8PNg3lgp...96Q92Vwf9xJk.a

https://inpho.ie/media/ChtfbRanBVD-1...wjUQpdgtudEI.a

They we’re fined for pitch invasions after goals a couple of years ago in europe also but I don’t know how much that fine was for

**sbgawa** · 09/09/2022, 2:20 PM

Originally Posted by Philosophizer

What's the story with the bottom 4-5 rows of the south stand being cordoned off with that netting I've noticed it for domestic games too.
Are those seats ever open?
I was looking at them last night and I'm not even sure if you sat there you'd be able to see anything with the advertisement hoardings right in front anyway

Its basically to keep people off the pitch we have had a couple of large scale pitch invasions and it helps with that.
For most games its not an issue as there is space elsewhere but for matches where we could sell out its a definite drain.

I noticed for the Irish Womans matches they take the mesh down.

**Philosophizer** · 09/09/2022, 5:05 PM

Originally Posted by sbgawa

Its basically to keep people off the pitch

That's such a shame. They're quite a few seats there where the club would miss out on cash if it's a sell out.

**ger121** · 09/09/2022, 5:55 PM

Originally Posted by WeAreRovers

That and an effort to stop DIF fans buying home end tickets.

So are you saying there was a club decision made to limit ticket sales to away fans? Too soon?😉

**sbgawa** · 09/09/2022, 8:09 PM

Originally Posted by ger121

So are you saying there was a club decision made to limit ticket sales to away fans? Too soon?😉

Good bants to be fair ��

**SPXcyan** · 09/09/2022, 8:28 PM

3,418 at the RSC tonight Vs Cork.

**culloty82** · 09/09/2022, 8:57 PM

Excellent - seem to have got a match fitting of that attendance level also .

**nr637** · 09/09/2022, 8:59 PM

Originally Posted by SPXcyan

3,418 at the RSC tonight Vs Cork.

Must have been over 1,000+ City fans at the RSC.

**trevy** · 10/09/2022, 6:06 AM

I wouldn't say there was a 1000 Cork fans there from my view from the opposite stand. The two blocks given to away fans were not quite full but there was probably 100 or so standing at the fences too. Good turn out all the same. Game was heavily promoted all week with marquee bar set up for first time and free flags given out.The new owner and his team made a lot of efforts to make it a big occasion.

**El-Pietro** · 10/09/2022, 9:29 AM

I wasn't there but the estimate I was given was about 500 City fans. I'd imagine we'll have a similar number in Galway on Friday

**Candystripe** · 10/09/2022, 11:49 AM

Derry city v Bohs sold out. 3,700

**Philosophizer** · 10/09/2022, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by Candystripe

Derry city v Bohs sold out. 3,700

Looked to be a few empty seats on the TV, in both stands actually.

**brendy_éire** · 10/09/2022, 1:03 PM

Originally Posted by Philosophizer

Looked to be a few empty seats on the TV, in both stands actually.

People tend to be outside of the stands on the 'terrace' since you can't buy standing tickets.

That, and people tend to cram into certain sections too. Block J and K, for example.

**nr637** · 10/09/2022, 2:22 PM

Great to see the posts in this attendance thread now showing actual attendance figures in their posts, for awhile there I thought the thread had lost its purpose!

**nigel-harps1954** · 10/09/2022, 3:14 PM

Originally Posted by 2 Year Contract

It’s to limit stuff like this happening which resulted in a €22k fine for the club.

https://inpho.ie/media/d3WCV8PNg3lgp...96Q92Vwf9xJk.a

https://inpho.ie/media/ChtfbRanBVD-1...wjUQpdgtudEI.a

They we’re fined for pitch invasions after goals a couple of years ago in europe also but I don’t know how much that fine was for

Probably another fine on the way for the chanting now too.

**EatYerGreens** · 10/09/2022, 5:42 PM

Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Probably another fine on the way for the chanting now too.

Would be interesting to know on what basis a fine could be applied? Unfoirtunately bad taste is yet to deemed an infraction of the rules.

**sbgawa** · 10/09/2022, 6:18 PM

Would be an absolute scandal if Irish fans were fined by UEFA for chanting against an English Queen.
I cant see UEFA wanting to get involved. If it was racist stuff yes but this wasnt racist.