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I was spot on with my prediction of the Perth attendances, I see.
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CS
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+x+xAverage attendance this season is sitting at 9.9K vs 10.9K last season. It's amazing to watch how much saving of the league is going on this season. Just so much saving... Thanks new ffa ! I think you are actually a Lowy family bot.
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+x+xJets v WU - 5,458 Ade v City - 7,068 Glory v Vucks - 9,435 Jets game was fricken hot and while I don't deny its an awful crowd, I understand why people wouldn't show up to conditions like that. Adelaide crowd disappointing, and expected glory to crack the 10k mark considering the way they talked it up, however it is decently above their average Jets game is understandable. Adelaide has the big bash finals on at the same time so that’s understandable. Perth’s crowd was disgraceful, however If the wildcats weren’t vsing Sydney at the same time, they would have got 12k. How does the wildcats playing away in sydney affect a glory home game?
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+x+x+xJets v WU - 5,458 Ade v City - 7,068 Glory v Vucks - 9,435 Jets game was fricken hot and while I don't deny its an awful crowd, I understand why people wouldn't show up to conditions like that. Adelaide crowd disappointing, and expected glory to crack the 10k mark considering the way they talked it up, however it is decently above their average Jets game is understandable. Adelaide has the big bash finals on at the same time so that’s understandable. Perth’s crowd was disgraceful, however If the wildcats weren’t vsing Sydney at the same time, they would have got 12k. How does the wildcats playing away in sydney affect a glory home game? They played Sydney 2kms down the road from HBF Park...
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+x+x+xJets v WU - 5,458 Ade v City - 7,068 Glory v Vucks - 9,435 Jets game was fricken hot and while I don't deny its an awful crowd, I understand why people wouldn't show up to conditions like that. Adelaide crowd disappointing, and expected glory to crack the 10k mark considering the way they talked it up, however it is decently above their average Jets game is understandable. Adelaide has the big bash finals on at the same time so that’s understandable. Perth’s crowd was disgraceful, however If the wildcats weren’t vsing Sydney at the same time, they would have got 12k. How does the wildcats playing away in sydney affect a glory home game? boy are the excuses getting desperate, do we now need to analyse every event in a city to justify the drop in numbers, why didnt people do this a few seasons ago or did all these events only start this season?
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bettega
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+x+x+x+xJets v WU - 5,458 Ade v City - 7,068 Glory v Vucks - 9,435 Jets game was fricken hot and while I don't deny its an awful crowd, I understand why people wouldn't show up to conditions like that. Adelaide crowd disappointing, and expected glory to crack the 10k mark considering the way they talked it up, however it is decently above their average Jets game is understandable. Adelaide has the big bash finals on at the same time so that’s understandable. Perth’s crowd was disgraceful, however If the wildcats weren’t vsing Sydney at the same time, they would have got 12k. How does the wildcats playing away in sydney affect a glory home game? boy are the excuses getting desperate, do we now need to analyse every event in a city to justify the drop in numbers, why didnt people do this a few seasons ago or did all these events only start this season? Silly excuses have always existed, I remember someone once mentioning that the circus was in town, or that there was some sort of big exhibition on, or something...really??
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+xboy are the excuses getting desperate, do we now need to analyse every event in a city to justify the drop in numbers, why didnt people do this a few seasons ago or did all these events only start this season? to be fair, the Wildcats have always been a big attraction in Perth. They're the only NBL team that has consistently drawn better crowds than the local HAL team.
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A-League attendances for Round 17:
Syd v Bris -10,724
New v WUD - 5,458
Adl v MVC - 7,068
Per v MCY - 9,435
CCM v WSW - 5,053
aggregate attendance of around 38k
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+xA-League attendances for Round 17:Syd v Bris -10,724 New v WUD - 5,458 Adl v MVC - 7,068 Per v MCY - 9,435 CCM v WSW - 5,053 aggregate attendance of around 38k After 84 games total attendance is down 92k (7%) on last season.
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+x+x+xJets v WU - 5,458 Ade v City - 7,068 Glory v Vucks - 9,435 Jets game was fricken hot and while I don't deny its an awful crowd, I understand why people wouldn't show up to conditions like that. Adelaide crowd disappointing, and expected glory to crack the 10k mark considering the way they talked it up, however it is decently above their average Jets game is understandable. Adelaide has the big bash finals on at the same time so that’s understandable. Perth’s crowd was disgraceful, however If the wildcats weren’t vsing Sydney at the same time, they would have got 12k. If there was no climate change, other sports didn’t exist, all teams had billion dollar bank accounts, public transport was free, and they gave out free beer at matches, I definitely think we could get to a 12k average. Well then, judging by those facts, you gotta admit we are doing pretty well!
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Keen for this weeks fixtures, so after I see the decent crowd figures, I can return to being optimist about the chance of the league being revived and still having hope for another week until the next round swings by and we get another 40k through the gates like normal and I realise that we are watching the death of this league.
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City v Victory - 12k Glory v Nix - 7k SFC v WSW - 12k Roar v AUFC - 8k Jets v CCM - 5k
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+xCity v Victory - 12k Glory v Nix - 7k SFC v WSW - 12k Roar v AUFC - 8k Jets v CCM - 5k I think we can up some of those, good chance of reaching an aggregate of 50k this round.
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+xCity v Victory - 12k Glory v Nix - 7k SFC v WSW - 12k Roar v AUFC - 8k Jets v CCM - 5k City vs Victory - 17k Glory vs Nix - 8k SFC vs WSW - 18k Roar vs AUFC - 8k Jets vs CCM - 7k
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City vs Victory - 20k
Glory vs Nix - 9k
SFC vs WSW - 17k
Roar vs AUFC - 10k
Jets vs CCM - 7k
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City vs Victory - 15,000
Glory vs Nix - 8,500
SFC vs WSW - 17,000
Roar vs AUFC - 8,500
Jets vs CCM - 8,000
I received an email from the club regarding tickets for an away derby. that’s a first. ticket sales must be putrid.
AFLW starts this weekend and Richmond v Carlton are competing against us on Friday. Richmond are making their debut and their fans will come out in droves. With free entry, they will fill Princess Park, no doubt. We'll probably cop a bit of flak from the media over the weekend when the crowd in that game tops a Melbourne derby.
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They're expecting 24k for the aflw opener at princes park. That will almost certainly top the derby.
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The predicted deluge on Saturday in Sydney will put a literal dampener on the attendance at the Sydney Derby given the lack of cover at the stadium and the predominance of grass hill seating.
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+xThe predicted deluge on Saturday in Sydney will put a literal dampener on the attendance at the Sydney Derby given the lack of cover at the stadium and the predominance of grass hill seating. It will also wash out the bbl grand final which means the Sydney Sixers will be champions and tomorrow’s grand final qualifier is being played for nothing lol.
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+xThey're expecting 24k for the aflw opener at princes park. That will almost certainly top the derby. season opener, free entry, involving a big team like Richmond, we shouldn't worry too much about that happening, it's not something they can sustain for a full season anyway
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+xThe predicted deluge on Saturday in Sydney will put a literal dampener on the attendance at the Sydney Derby given the lack of cover at the stadium and the predominance of grass hill seating. Email from SFC stating that no fold up chairs to brought into the ground , as it is only standing allowed on the grass bank on Saturday.
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+x+xThey're expecting 24k for the aflw opener at princes park. That will almost certainly top the derby. season opener, free entry, involving a big team like Richmond, we shouldn't worry too much about that happening, it's not something they can sustain for a full season anyway They're still not charging for AFLW tix?
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bettega
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+x+x+xThey're expecting 24k for the aflw opener at princes park. That will almost certainly top the derby. season opener, free entry, involving a big team like Richmond, we shouldn't worry too much about that happening, it's not something they can sustain for a full season anyway They're still not charging for AFLW tix? that's what I've read
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+x+xThe predicted deluge on Saturday in Sydney will put a literal dampener on the attendance at the Sydney Derby given the lack of cover at the stadium and the predominance of grass hill seating. Email from SFC stating that no fold up chairs to brought into the ground , as it is only standing allowed on the grass bank on Saturday. This is good isnt it? They would rather pack out the hill and come as close a possibly to the 20.5k capacity. It should be sold out and as full as possible, which means that the hill space is gonna be tighter packed then normal.
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+xCity vs Victory - 15,000 Glory vs Nix - 8,500 SFC vs WSW - 17,000 Roar vs AUFC - 8,500 Jets vs CCM - 8,000 I received an email from the club regarding tickets for an away derby. that’s a first. ticket sales must be putrid. AFLW starts this weekend and Richmond v Carlton are competing against us on Friday. Richmond are making their debut and their fans will come out in droves. With free entry, they will fill Princess Park, no doubt. We'll probably cop a bit of flak from the media over the weekend when the crowd in that game tops a Melbourne derby. There is a deal for City Saver which is literally L3 on the wings for $25 adult tickets and $10 for children’s tickets. I got some last night it’s extremely good value. In contrast Victory end is $35 behind the goals near the corners.
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+x+x+xThe predicted deluge on Saturday in Sydney will put a literal dampener on the attendance at the Sydney Derby given the lack of cover at the stadium and the predominance of grass hill seating. Email from SFC stating that no fold up chairs to brought into the ground , as it is only standing allowed on the grass bank on Saturday. This is good isnt it? They would rather pack out the hill and come as close a possibly to the 20.5k capacity. It should be sold out and as full as possible, which means that the hill space is gonna be tighter packed then normal. Yes this is good. Everyone standing should mean about 23000 IMO,going by the space at the MCFC game which had over 17 thousand.
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+x+x+x+xThe predicted deluge on Saturday in Sydney will put a literal dampener on the attendance at the Sydney Derby given the lack of cover at the stadium and the predominance of grass hill seating. Email from SFC stating that no fold up chairs to brought into the ground , as it is only standing allowed on the grass bank on Saturday. This is good isnt it? They would rather pack out the hill and come as close a possibly to the 20.5k capacity. It should be sold out and as full as possible, which means that the hill space is gonna be tighter packed then normal. Yes this is good. Everyone standing should mean about 23000 IMO,going by the space at the MCFC game which had over 17 thousand. That hill is going to be sparse with the weather predicted for saturday. Cricket Australia have already moved the bushfire relief match to Melbourne.
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+xCity vs Victory - 15,000 Glory vs Nix - 8,500 SFC vs WSW - 17,000 Roar vs AUFC - 8,500 Jets vs CCM - 8,000 Won’t victory fans come see Rojas hopefully we can push 20k roar should get 10k as well
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+x+xCity vs Victory - 15,000 Glory vs Nix - 8,500 SFC vs WSW - 17,000 Roar vs AUFC - 8,500 Jets vs CCM - 8,000 Won’t victory fans come see Rojas hopefully we can push 20k roar should get 10k as well Prime time for Roar, they can surely hit over 10k, 17k may be more likely for the derby in Melbourne, considering its City hosted as well and on a friday night.
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+x+x+x+x+xThe predicted deluge on Saturday in Sydney will put a literal dampener on the attendance at the Sydney Derby given the lack of cover at the stadium and the predominance of grass hill seating. Email from SFC stating that no fold up chairs to brought into the ground , as it is only standing allowed on the grass bank on Saturday. This is good isnt it? They would rather pack out the hill and come as close a possibly to the 20.5k capacity. It should be sold out and as full as possible, which means that the hill space is gonna be tighter packed then normal. Yes this is good. Everyone standing should mean about 23000 IMO,going by the space at the MCFC game which had over 17 thousand. That hill is going to be sparse with the weather predicted for saturday. Cricket Australia have already moved the bushfire relief match to Melbourne. Depending on the drainage , this may be postponed.
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