The only club with actual members is AUFC, we have an AGM on the 10th of October.

what is the difference for aufc between member & season ticket holder - privilege-wise as well as $ investment? what do you pay extra, and what do you actually get?

Melbourne Victory Update

Melbourne Victory are delighted to have already welcomed 15,300 members for 2012/13, with 4 weeks to go before the Melbourne Derby takes centre stage. Memberships for reserved seating in the South End at AAMI Park have already sold out! Good seats still remain in Premium A, B and C, but act quickly.

Melbourne Victory membership packs have commenced mailing and they are lodged in batches. Please be patient if your friend or family member receive their pack before you, as all packs will arrive on or before September 27, 2012.

Melbourne Victory memberships will be available to purchase at the MVFC Intra-Club match on September 23.

Adelaide 2000 (August 10th)
Brisbane 2500 (August 12th)
Central Coast 2300 (August 10th)
Heart 4000 (September 12th)
Newcastle 9008 (September 17th)
Perth 5000 (August 10th)
Sydney 7000 (September 9th)
Victory 15035 (Septmber 10th)
Wellington ?
West Sydney 2000 (September 12th)

Are these numbers confirmed?
If so what more do the Brisbane public want, or would they prefer to just goto one game a year if Roar make the Grand Final.

As per my previous post Melbourne Victory were at 15,300 late last week

Still unofficial for the Roar. I'm not sure why you feel the need to attack our crowd figures considering we average the 2nd highest in the comp.

Since the numbers are unofficial it has to be taken with a grain of salt, but they are a worry largely because Brisbane should be getting around the second highest in the league, but look no where near it despite winning the grand final for the past two seasons, and a shift towards a membership culture in QLD in other football codes.

I personally won't criticise the numbers until the season starts and we have a better idea of the actual membership count.

if i were in charge of brisbane roar i'd be pushing for a suncorp-year-pass so you get your broncos fans & roar fans on season passes all year round. could do some serious damage with them, i reckon.

Suncorp Stadium already has 5039 seats allocated for yearly stadium membership. These are SOLD OUT.

http://www.suncorpstadium.com.au/Memberships/Membership_Packages.aspx

Those numbers for the Roar are clearly false. We had around 3800 members last season, we've broken through the 5000 mark comfortably at this stage.

And pv4, there's Suncorp Stadium memberships available. Probably around 1000-2000 of them are at every game, and aren't counted in the official membership tally. Good value if you like both rugby codes and football, or even just two of them.

Those numbers for the Roar are clearly false. We had around 3800 members last season, we've broken through the 5000 mark comfortably at this stage.

Why should Brisbane be getting the second highest memberships? They play in a state where membership is not part of the tradition for sport. Its only since the Lions rocked up that it was introduced. It is taking hold though. The Broncos actually got membership above 50% of average attendance in the last two seasons and The Reds have had a 400% increase in that time too.

Brisbane should be getting the second highest membership because, according to Brisbane supporters, they average the second highest membership numbers in the league. Adding to that, the idea of memberships has been taking hold in Brisbane especially over the last few years, and there is no major reason why they should be going backwards.

Personally I think their target of 10,000 is realistic, that the current numbers quotes are too low, and I think they have every chance to make it with proper engagement of the community.

Will Newcastles memberships go up if they sign Heskey?