Like watching a game on a postage stamp its that far away.

The decision to allow WU entry, when the proposed stadium is 8 years away, is baffling to me. 

This is team will be on life support in 4 seasons. If they last that long. 

I think WU made the right choice by playing all of their games in Ballarat and Geelong. but they shouldn't be handed home games at 6pm on a sunday night either when a large chunk of their fans that wanted to go last week would have come from Melbourne or other parts. reckon if it was played 2 hours earlier it would have passed 10k. hell, i might have even gone myself. 

I seriously doubt WU will ever get 10k except final games.

Sydney vs Jets    15,000
WSW vs Roar   15,000
Victory vs United   23,500
City vs Nix  7,000
Glory vs CCM 9,000

Sydney FC v Newcastle - 12,500

Western Sydney v Brisbane - 17,800

Melbourne Victory v Western United - 23,600

Melbourne City v Wellington - 7,500

Perth Glory v Central Coast - 8,500

Sydney FC v Newcastle - 13K

Western Sydney v Brisbane - 20K

Melbourne Victory v Western United - 27K

Melbourne City v Wellington - 9K

Perth Glory v Central Coast - 9K

SFC v Jets - 13,000
WSW v BR - 14,000
MVFC v WU - 24,500
City v Wellington - 7,500
PG v CCM - 9,000

SFC v Jets - 12,467
WSW v BR - 15,873
MVFC v WU - 22,878
City v Wellington - 7,896
PG v CCM - 9,146

SFC/Jets 11 327
WSW/BRFC 14 671
MVFC/WU 23 296
City/Nix 7983
Perth/CCM 10 078

what Quadratic Formula did you use for this? 

I started with a rough estimate and then went in for the exacta so that the dividends would be higher.

I reckon both MV and WSW games will get over 20K attendances. It'll be the first time for a long time that we have that. Great for the pessimists - haha

Tony Sage opinion on Perth crowds is that if we could kick off in Perth at 7pm on a Saturday we would be getting 13-14k instead of 8-9k at 3pm, said he’s only expecting 9k this weekend.

https://soundcloud.com/fnr_footballnationradio/perth-glory-owner-tony-sage-on-soofn-31-october-2019-fnr-football-nation-radio

I'd probably agree with him.

Likely true too. 

When we have 6, 7 or even 8 games on a weekend Glory will need to kick off at that time 

By that stage surely we'll be having Monday night football. 2 Friday, 3 Saturday and 2 Sunday and the final game Monday.

The issue in Perth is ticket prices. $40 per adult is too much. Not sure what other teams charge. I know several people who went in the NSL days who don't go now due to the ticket pricing. With Perth being more succesful lately, you'd assume crowds would have gone up, while they have slightly, its not as much as we'd hope, and that's due to ticket pricing imo.

no chance. WSW could only manage 17,000 for their first home game at their new stadium. excluding derbies, I would be surprised if they match this again (unless they keep winning).

Surely that's not a GA ticket???

And I thought $30 for Brisbane GA was too high!

Attendance in Round 1 at Bankwest had a few reasons for being low.
It was still NSW school holidays so some members  were still away. 
Pessimistic outlook from the past 3 seasons.
Plus there were some showers during the day.
Plus games against the Mariners have not been seen as quality fixtures. 

Yep it is! Thats why theres not much fluctuation with the Glory crowds, the rusted on supporters will always be there and its difficult to attract new fans with the prices. Brisbane, Jets to name a few will have 6-8k when doing poorly, and then average 14-17k when doing well.

32.50 for adult GA ticket

where?

ticketmaster

Can only see $37.50 plus the fees. I was referring to walk ups, first game few mates that didn't have membership had to pay $40 at the gate. A lot of walks ups, who could potentially return, don't because of that pricing. 

That's still a rip off. No club should be charging a cent more than $20 for general admission, especially at a time we are trying to get in as many people in as possible.

Sydney v Jets 10.6k

I had hoped that A League attendances would hold this season but already looking like another fall is on the card's.