Wow. Our previous record was 6.5k. To nearly crack 9k is amazing.

Who knows. With a title win we might crack 10 next year! :P

111, 707

I'm not sure when this update was uploaded, I only saw it a couple days ago - But I haven't been checking as regularly during this holiday period - so we can say it appeared anywhere been mid-Jan to couple days ago? So that may be how 'up-to-date' the figures are?



Congratulations to Glory for smashing their previous member record (Whatever that was exactly) - Gives them a strong base to build even higher the next coming seasons, just as we've seen Adelaide United, Brisbane Roar and some others do.

Edited by GloryPerth: 23/1/2015 07:42:56 PM

:D

Geelong bandwagoners mate.

Pet Memberships still coming in ;) Good job, what type of Memberships are there halfway through the season, just 3 games etc.

24k :D

Source for the links below

What do the numbers in the brackets mean? :-k

Updated 2013-14 membership figures per club

Adelaide United 6,415 (1)
Brisbane Roar 8,112 (1)
Central Coast 5,960 (1)
Melbourne City 7,307 (1)
Melbourne Victory 22,021 (1)
Newcastle Jets 10,115 (1)
Perth Glory 5,528 (2)
Sydney FC   10,841 (3)
Wellington Phoenix 3,500 (1)
Western Sydney 16,904 (1)

Accounted Members: 96,703
Excess Members: 62
Total Members: 96,641 (4)

Updated 2014-15 membership figures per club

Adelaide United 8,452 (5)
Brisbane Roar 11,828 (5)
Central Coast 5,987 (5)
Melbourne City 10,798 (6)
Melbourne Victory 23,771 (7)
Newcastle Jets 10,003 (8)
Perth Glory 6,000 (2)
Sydney FC   11,314 (9)
Wellington Phoenix 3,864 (5)
Western Sydney 18,706 (10)

Total Members: 110,723

1) http://www.fromthestandsal.com/membership-tracker/
2) http://www.perthglory.com.au/article/record-memberships-for-glory/1b975j1chbzzf1e2pr5d23ok6p
3) http://www.sydneyfc.com/article/sky-blues-break-10000-barrier/1ebz7mroan3xe1l1q1nb436en0
4) http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/gallop-opinion-display/club-members-the-heart-and-soul-of-aleague/89870
5) http://www.a-league.com.au/
6) http://membership.melbournecityfc.com.au/
7) http://www.melbournevictory.com.au/
8) http://www.membership.newcastlejets.com.au/
9) http://www.sydneyfc.com/
10) http://wanderers.memberhq.com.au/

Edited by Edias: 3/1/2015 10:18:14 AM

Glory have just reached 6000 members. A new record for the club.

http://www.perthglory.com.au/article/record-memberships-for-glory/1b975j1chbzzf1e2pr5d23ok6p

I'm not too interested in these mini 3 game memberships. All we're doing is inflating the figures to make us seem bigger.

No doubt huge improvement from last year but I reckon the full season ticket passes got us to about 105k. I'm not going to take much notice on any further increases the clubs want brag about.

So next season our target to beat by week 6 should be 105k. That will give us a clearer indication of full season support.

Just curious - seems the Membership Tally on the A-League.com.au website has taken a spell this week. I suppose we shouldn't be surprised, with growth peaked and Christmas around the corner. Could be another mini-spike come the limited game Christmas/Summer Holiday member packs on-offer though. The Mariners have for instance stated they hope such packs will take them beyond 6k. I guess the next update circa next year?

The game needs more like you.

:lol: yep buying those 600 odd memberships wasn't enough so I had to get 3 more.

Swear you bought the memberships last time.

:lol: our counter says 10003 now

I love every CCM fan right now.

EDIT: woah graphic!! -pv4

Edited by pv4: 13/12/2014 09:53:34 PM

Mariners just hit the 6,000 mark for the first time ever!!!

Small gains. I'm more interested if Newcastle can get over the line.

FTR Davo's updates are better than the FFA's.

$275 for silver/Terrace/Shed memberships, up to around $400-500 for the decent sideline seats and I think $725 for the platinum memberships. Only major sporting team in WA not to include public transport, however.

What are the prices like for memberships? If you continue playing well this season and have a finals run you could push for close to 10k next season.

The evolution continues..

The strange thing for Perth is that the city does have an AFL-influenced membership culture.

Glory's most significant competitor, Perth Wildcats, have over 9,000 members now, for instance.

On the whole it is a great achievement. Even though clubs like Wellington and Perth in my opinion is still too low, it is great they too are improving and hopefully year after year we see a growth no matter how small.
Even Newcastle close to last season's numbers with the season they are having on and off the field is great, but again overall it's looking very good.

Perth Glory: 5,725, nice little filip

http://www.footballaustralia.com.au/article/hyundai-a-league-memberships-smash-through-110k-mark/ajaq3wvxod5313okjz7pwc692

I'm also very sure that Newcastle have added numbers since.

Absolutely fantastic. A phenomenal achievement.