Interesting, though what do you mean by 'HE' issues? :-k

I think, thankfully, we see the context as to why some clubs are down - the likes of WSW releasing their packs a fair bit later and some bureaucratic lag still under-way there. They're not the only ones either. Given the still hot demand for the short-supply there, expect another quick acceleration up by another few thousand, as a few fans have already mooted, above.



That would be extra-ordinary, given where they've come from, but same time, it's actually possible, given the improvement undertaken up there and the dividends that improved process and approach have already paid!

The next update from Roar will obviously reflect how the growth in numbers is still trending. I can't imagine it would increase too much more, given that the 8k is from three months or so of sign ups, but just exceeding 10k (Their target of last season) would be phenomenal in itself. I think 11-12k is realistic and reflects their steady but growing core of support, which has been hovering around 13k the last few seasons. Hopefully their home average bumps up accordingly to mid-late teens this season (Season 2/3 levels)!

Edited by GloryPerth: 24/7/2014 02:17:36 AM

According to Pignata we hit 6k at close of business. Well on track for 9k+ before the season commences, could go better with a win in the Cup and a quality player signing for even more positivity.

PerthGlory

The HE issues .. are Home End issues and reactions of the various groups to FFA decisions pertaining to seating and memberships etc ..

However what I did not know before was how late the WSW & MV packages went out ...

Roar, AU, City , SFC are up considerably compared to a similar time last season ... If we assume the Nix especially after the West Ham match lift their numbers we could be in for a record membership season... lets hope so ..

Jerks: 3397

Far out I love this counter.

Yeah don't bother comparing WSW membership numbers from the same time last year. Last year membership renewals started June 6 and went till July 4. Membership renewals this year didn't start until July 18.

Then there's also the fact that last season we only had 7,500 members when renewals came around so most of the action was when general public sales started. This year almost everything will be during the renewal stage and the fact that members know they have a month to renew means they're in no rush.

Edited by sydneycroatia58: 24/7/2014 11:22:50 AM

Surely with what the Nux dished up last night they'll have more than 3500 members.

WSW: 6728

WSW: 6778

#CCMFC @CCMariners · 5h

"RT @JoshO567: @CCMariners at 2,000 members. Hoping for at least 5,000 by the start of the season. Looks achievable." About 2.2k now!

Jerks: 3518

WSW 6952

Bit of an update:

Melb City = 5959
Melb V = 9147
Adelaide = 6415

looks like WSW will crack 7000 today and Melb City will also smash through 6000.

Yep, Wanderers 7007.

source? if you got that from Adelaide reds site, that is the last number they had from last year unfortunately

Melbourne cracked the 6k mark now, doing quite well really.

=d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d> =d>

WSW 7235

Edited by Swarth: 25/7/2014 06:47:26 PM

2014/15

Adelaide United: 4,200
Brisbane Roar: 8,064
Central Coast Mariners: 2,000
Melbourne City: 6,044
Melbourne Victory: 9,356
Newcastle Jets: 3,677
Perth Glory : 2,500
Sydney FC: 4,000
Wellington Phoenix:
Western Sydney Wanderer: 7,235

Mariners at 2,200 ..

"RT @JoshO567: @CCMariners at 2,000 members. Hoping for at least 5,000 by the start of the season. Looks achievable." About 2.2k now!

Roar at 8554 as per twitter. All full season memberships

Finally getting the support that their league dominance should deliver

Great work, should hit 10k comfortably it looks like!

Helps that the club are doing it themselves and aren't relying on Ticketek for it, and that we are doing payment plans for the first time. Lots of first time members.

2014/15

Adelaide United: 4,200
Brisbane Roar: 8,554
Central Coast Mariners: 2,200
Melbourne City: 6,044
Melbourne Victory: 9,356
Newcastle Jets: 3,677
Perth Glory : 2,500
Sydney FC: 4,000
Wellington Phoenix:
Western Sydney Wanderer: 7,235

This. Both the new system and the payment plan are massive benefits with signing new (and keeping existing) members.

Also, Brisbane now has more "full memberships" then the total of ALL the memberships combined from last season.

sales required until game 1:

9,000 - 36.49 per day
10,000 - 48.84
11,000 - 61.19

To date: 119 members per day

I got the impression that city were slowing down but that would suggest they aren't.

Melbourne could finally get the derby its self styled status as Australia's Sporting capital warrants..closer to a 50/50 representation in the stands if City's ST/Membership sales translating into attendances:)

Good to see growth in the League. 2 years ago that boost from WSW was huge, I'm really hopeful that MlbCity will be the next boost.