The code battle in Sydney’s West:


The code battle in Sydney’s West:

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Funky Munky wrote:
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I don't really see the big issue. All of those Memberships put money into the club. They're not "Season Tickets", they're Memberships. The aim is to help the club not financially, not just buy a ticket. I have no problem with them all counting to the one total.

It as issue when someone seeks to use these membership figures as proof of one thing or another.

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Well not really, because it's not like the clubs try and claim those numbers are only full memberships. It's a known fact that it's made up of different types of memberships, and no club tries to claim otherwise.

Yeah, but when you've got two clubs claiming 20,000 memberships and one of those has 9,000 full memberships and the other one only has 2,000 that's a bit misleading...


But neither clubs are claiming 20,000 FULL memberships, so it's not misleading at all. All memberships count the same as each other, because they're all a financial backing of the club. That's the point I was making earlier.

Yes, it is misleading. Because if the memberships have different values to the clubs and one club's bulk membership is pet memberships and interstate memberships then they're going to be in a far worse financial situation than a club with 15,000 full memberships. The number is COMPLETELY meaningless.
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I think the way AFL clubs are able to sell these extra memberships and generate extra revenue are a lesson for all A-League clubs on how to maximise revenue streams.

But in the case of GWS, are they being sold for a profit?
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afromanGT wrote:
Yes, it is misleading. Because if the memberships have different values to the clubs and one club's bulk membership is pet memberships and interstate memberships then they're going to be in a far worse financial situation than a club with 15,000 full memberships. The number is COMPLETELY meaningless.


Except what they release is nothing more than a number that states how many TOTAL memberships have been bought. From all of their available membership packages. It's nothing more than that. Attaching any more importance to it than that, is your problem, not the clubs.
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Funky Munky wrote:
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Yes, it is misleading. Because if the memberships have different values to the clubs and one club's bulk membership is pet memberships and interstate memberships then they're going to be in a far worse financial situation than a club with 15,000 full memberships. The number is COMPLETELY meaningless.


Except what they release is nothing more than a number that states how many TOTAL memberships have been bought. From all of their available membership packages. It's nothing more than that. Attaching any more importance to it than that, is your problem, not the clubs.


The problem is people do attach importance to it. The media print articles that compare memberships between clubs and competitions and they are used as promotional tool, hence why clubs have membership tallies on their websites.

But when you compare A-league and NRL clubs who's memberships are largely season ticket holders and AFL clubs which can be anything up to free memberships with a petrol purchase then any comparisons are meaningless.
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Clinton wrote:

But when you compare A-league and NRL clubs who's memberships are largely season ticket holders and AFL clubs which can be anything up to free memberships with a petrol purchase then any comparisons are meaningless.


With the amount of annual revenue the AFL clubs earn, far, far more than other sporting clubs - how can you possibly believe in this myth about free memberships?


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Mister Football wrote:
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But when you compare A-league and NRL clubs who's memberships are largely season ticket holders and AFL clubs which can be anything up to free memberships with a petrol purchase then any comparisons are meaningless.


With the amount of annual revenue the AFL clubs earn, far, far more than other sporting clubs - how can you possibly believe in this myth about free memberships?



He is talking about GWS, which does not have annual revenue far greater than other sporting clubs.
Hence why you numbers are BS, or at least the reason why you quoting them are utter BS.
The comparison between GWS & WSW could not be more different. GWS has huge media backing & unlimited funds for marketing, the AFL has targeted this area, they have the best AFL players in the world playing there every other week. While WSW with next to noting to spend on marketing, a little media & outside a couple of players nearing their retirement ages, the players on show are 3rd or 4th tier type players. Yet you can feel the buzz coming out of Sydney with WSW but with GWS, it's tiny, I suppose animals (memberships) can't talk.
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Funky Munky wrote:
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Yes, it is misleading. Because if the memberships have different values to the clubs and one club's bulk membership is pet memberships and interstate memberships then they're going to be in a far worse financial situation than a club with 15,000 full memberships. The number is COMPLETELY meaningless.


Except what they release is nothing more than a number that states how many TOTAL memberships have been bought. From all of their available membership packages. It's nothing more than that. Attaching any more importance to it than that, is your problem, not the clubs.

Except that the clubs use it as a yardstick to compare each other. It's their annual dick measuring contest, except that one club is talking in inches and the other in centimetres.
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afromanGT wrote:
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Yes, it is misleading. Because if the memberships have different values to the clubs and one club's bulk membership is pet memberships and interstate memberships then they're going to be in a far worse financial situation than a club with 15,000 full memberships. The number is COMPLETELY meaningless.


Except what they release is nothing more than a number that states how many TOTAL memberships have been bought. From all of their available membership packages. It's nothing more than that. Attaching any more importance to it than that, is your problem, not the clubs.

Except that the clubs use it as a yardstick to compare each other. It's their annual dick measuring contest, except that one club is talking in inches and the other in centimetres.

Which is why Mister Football insists on posting here every time a number dog membership is signed up by GWS.
This membership crap it the only measure that they have over the Wanderers.
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f1worldchamp wrote:
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Yes, it is misleading. Because if the memberships have different values to the clubs and one club's bulk membership is pet memberships and interstate memberships then they're going to be in a far worse financial situation than a club with 15,000 full memberships. The number is COMPLETELY meaningless.


Except what they release is nothing more than a number that states how many TOTAL memberships have been bought. From all of their available membership packages. It's nothing more than that. Attaching any more importance to it than that, is your problem, not the clubs.

Except that the clubs use it as a yardstick to compare each other. It's their annual dick measuring contest, except that one club is talking in inches and the other in centimetres.

Which is why Mister Football insists on posting here every time a number dog membership is signed up by GWS.
This membership crap it the only measure that they have over the Wanderers.


I have said many times that the consensus on this thread is that WSW has done very well in its first season, easily better than what GWS managed in its first season (and they had a longer lead in period to boot).

The likelihood is that GWS will fail to reach WSW attendances in its second season, and maybe for many seasons.

So updates of where GWS' 2013 memberships are should not be causing anyone any consternation, they are just there for interest. I've already said one third of them are Canberra 3 game memberships (worth only $90 or so). If you subtract them, GWS probably drops below WSW memberships. People need to settle down - no one is threatening your manhood.
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So updates of where GWS' 2013 memberships are should not be causing anyone any consternation, they are just there for interest. I've already said one third of them are Canberra 3 game memberships (worth only $90 or so). If you subtract them, GWS probably drops below WSW memberships. People need to settle down - no one is threatening your manhood.

My issue isn't with the dick-measuring contest, it's that it's an intangible measure.
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Mister Football wrote:
Clinton wrote:

But when you compare A-league and NRL clubs who's memberships are largely season ticket holders and AFL clubs which can be anything up to free memberships with a petrol purchase then any comparisons are meaningless.


With the amount of annual revenue the AFL clubs earn, far, far more than other sporting clubs - how can you possibly believe in this myth about free memberships?



$25 for a one game membership and you are counted as a North Melbourne member, that is about as free as it gets, as I assume it would cost $25 to go to a AFL game.
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afromanGT wrote:
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So updates of where GWS' 2013 memberships are should not be causing anyone any consternation, they are just there for interest. I've already said one third of them are Canberra 3 game memberships (worth only $90 or so). If you subtract them, GWS probably drops below WSW memberships. People need to settle down - no one is threatening your manhood.

My issue isn't with the dick-measuring contest, it's that it's an intangible measure.


It's a number reported on their website. You have concerns that it's intangible, but to be honest, no one knows whether that is true or not.

I have previously shown links to the AFL annual report that clearly shows only game access memberships are counted in their official figure.
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Justafan wrote:
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But when you compare A-league and NRL clubs who's memberships are largely season ticket holders and AFL clubs which can be anything up to free memberships with a petrol purchase then any comparisons are meaningless.


With the amount of annual revenue the AFL clubs earn, far, far more than other sporting clubs - how can you possibly believe in this myth about free memberships?



$25 for a one game membership and you are counted as a North Melbourne member, that is about as free as it gets, as I assume it would cost $25 to go to a AFL game.


I have heard people talk about one game memberships, but I have never seen any evidence of that, certainly not from the club which I support.

Do you have a link to such a thing?
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Mister Football wrote:
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So updates of where GWS' 2013 memberships are should not be causing anyone any consternation, they are just there for interest. I've already said one third of them are Canberra 3 game memberships (worth only $90 or so). If you subtract them, GWS probably drops below WSW memberships. People need to settle down - no one is threatening your manhood.

My issue isn't with the dick-measuring contest, it's that it's an intangible measure.


It's a number reported on their website. You have concerns that it's intangible, but to be honest, no one knows whether that is true or not.

I have previously shown links to the AFL annual report that clearly shows only game access memberships are counted in their official figure.

Even if they only count game access memberships, there is still no differentiation between a 3-game membership and a 23 game membership. This is my problem.
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afromanGT wrote:
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Yes, it is misleading. Because if the memberships have different values to the clubs and one club's bulk membership is pet memberships and interstate memberships then they're going to be in a far worse financial situation than a club with 15,000 full memberships. The number is COMPLETELY meaningless.


Except what they release is nothing more than a number that states how many TOTAL memberships have been bought. From all of their available membership packages. It's nothing more than that. Attaching any more importance to it than that, is your problem, not the clubs.

Except that the clubs use it as a yardstick to compare each other. It's their annual dick measuring contest, except that one club is talking in inches and the other in centimetres.


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Mister Football wrote:
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But when you compare A-league and NRL clubs who's memberships are largely season ticket holders and AFL clubs which can be anything up to free memberships with a petrol purchase then any comparisons are meaningless.


With the amount of annual revenue the AFL clubs earn, far, far more than other sporting clubs - how can you possibly believe in this myth about free memberships?



$25 for a one game membership and you are counted as a North Melbourne member, that is about as free as it gets, as I assume it would cost $25 to go to a AFL game.


I have heard people talk about one game memberships, but I have never seen any evidence of that, certainly not from the club which I support.

Do you have a link to such a thing?


Link: http://membership.kangaroos.com.au/packages/1-and-3-game-memberships/19

Not a joke, no wonder most clubs do not post membership income separately in their accounts.
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What the fuck is the point of a one-game membership?
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afromanGT wrote:
What the fuck is the point of a one-game membership?


You cannot be seen as a AFL club in Melbourne with less than 30k members, not matter how you get them.

Do North Melbourne report their membership income? doubt it, do not even know if a annual report was released for 2012 although they did make a headline profit of over $1m+. Would be interesting to see what makes up this profit? Why would you not release your figures if you were so proud of you profit?

Why does the AFL not just release a standard report format for clubs. Well the answer is pretty simple to work out.

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afromanGT wrote:
What the fuck is the point of a one-game membership?


Media bandwidth.

Why isn't this thread merged into the AFL one again? Or renamed into something more appropriate like "Random AFL musings (but not the AFL thread)"
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GWS memberships now at 9,363

http://membership.gwsgiants.com.au/2013-packages

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Real Madrid v Man United tomorrow, the 2 biggest footballing teams in the world. Ronaldo v Rooney

Man U playing in Western Sydney, sold out in 3 mins.

Edited by robbos: 13/2/2013 09:52:46 PM
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robbos wrote:
Real Madrid v Man United tomorrow, the 2 biggest footballing teams in the world. Ronaldo v Rooney

Man U playing in Western Sydney, sold out in 3 mins.

Edited by robbos: 13/2/2013 09:52:46 PM


Man Utd is definitely the most valuable football franchise in the world at $2.2 billion, but the next most valuable is the Dallas Cowboys at $2.1 billion (Real is valued at $1.9 billion).

Collingwood was valued a lowly $344 million in September 2011, but that was the largest Australian football club by a big margin, and in fact it was larger than Hamburg, which was rated 14th amongst the world's soccer clubs in the same year.


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Mister Football wrote:
robbos wrote:
Real Madrid v Man United tomorrow, the 2 biggest footballing teams in the world. Ronaldo v Rooney

Man U playing in Western Sydney, sold out in 3 mins.

Edited by robbos: 13/2/2013 09:52:46 PM


Man Utd is definitely the most valuable football franchise in the world at $2.2 billion, but the next most valuable is the Dallas Cowboys at $2.1 billion (Real is valued at $1.9 billion).

Collingwood was valued a lowly $344 million in September 2011, but that was the largest Australian football club by a big margin, and in fact it was larger than Hamburg, which was rated 14th amongst the world's soccer clubs in the same year.


And what does any of that have to do with Sydney's west?
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f1worldchamp wrote:
Mister Football wrote:
robbos wrote:
Real Madrid v Man United tomorrow, the 2 biggest footballing teams in the world. Ronaldo v Rooney

Man U playing in Western Sydney, sold out in 3 mins.

Edited by robbos: 13/2/2013 09:52:46 PM


Man Utd is definitely the most valuable football franchise in the world at $2.2 billion, but the next most valuable is the Dallas Cowboys at $2.1 billion (Real is valued at $1.9 billion).

Collingwood was valued a lowly $344 million in September 2011, but that was the largest Australian football club by a big margin, and in fact it was larger than Hamburg, which was rated 14th amongst the world's soccer clubs in the same year.


And what does any of that have to do with Sydney's west?


I was merely confirming part of the previous poster's comment, and correcting another part, all in the name of conducting an interesting and stimulating conversation.
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Mister Football wrote:
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Mister Football wrote:
robbos wrote:
Real Madrid v Man United tomorrow, the 2 biggest footballing teams in the world. Ronaldo v Rooney

Man U playing in Western Sydney, sold out in 3 mins.

Edited by robbos: 13/2/2013 09:52:46 PM


Man Utd is definitely the most valuable football franchise in the world at $2.2 billion, but the next most valuable is the Dallas Cowboys at $2.1 billion (Real is valued at $1.9 billion).

Collingwood was valued a lowly $344 million in September 2011, but that was the largest Australian football club by a big margin, and in fact it was larger than Hamburg, which was rated 14th amongst the world's soccer clubs in the same year.


And what does any of that have to do with Sydney's west?


I was merely confirming part of the previous poster's comment, and correcting another part, all in the name of conducting an interesting and stimulating conversation.

The majority of the world label the Dallas Cowboys a gridiron team. The majority of the world label ManU & Real Madrid football teams and hence are the two biggest.
So therefore, your correction is actually a fuck up.

Edited by ozboy: 14/2/2013 11:27:14 AM
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ozboy wrote:
Mister Football wrote:
f1worldchamp wrote:
Mister Football wrote:
robbos wrote:
Real Madrid v Man United tomorrow, the 2 biggest footballing teams in the world. Ronaldo v Rooney

Man U playing in Western Sydney, sold out in 3 mins.

Edited by robbos: 13/2/2013 09:52:46 PM


Man Utd is definitely the most valuable football franchise in the world at $2.2 billion, but the next most valuable is the Dallas Cowboys at $2.1 billion (Real is valued at $1.9 billion).

was valued a lowly $344 million in September 2011, but that was the largest Australian football club by a big margin, and in fact it was larger than Hamburg, which was rated 14th amongst the world's soccer clubs in the same year.


And what does any of that have to do with Sydney's west?


I was merely confirming part of the previous poster's comment, and correcting another part, all in the name of conducting an interesting and stimulating conversation.

The majority of the world label the Dallas Cowboys a gridiron team. The majority of the world label ManU & Real Madrid football teams and hence are the two biggest.
So therefore, your correction is actually a fuck up.

Edited by ozboy: 14/2/2013 11:27:14 AM


By biggest I did not mean most valuable, I meant biggest, most well known. Hence again I was right.
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GWS memberships now up to 9,477

http://membership.gwsgiants.com.au/

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Wow...in the last two days their membership has gone up and not down. Who'd have thunk it?
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Wow...in the last two days their membership has gone up and not down. Who'd have thunk it?


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Mister Football wrote:
afromanGT wrote:
Wow...in the last two days their membership has gone up and not down. Who'd have thunk it?


As the replies and views on this thread show, there is genuine interest in keeping tabs.

It doesn't occur to you that people only come here to mock you and your obsession with discussing AFL on a football forum?
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