Makes sense everyone is kinda a tight arse and for general admission memberships with no seat allocation, you would pay as late as you can.. Mariners have sold not counting today over 800 this week alone... when the Jest play at home for the first time their sales should jump as well...

Adelaide United: 6,517 …(6,415)…(101.59%)

Brisbane Roar: 11,061 …(8,112)…(136.35%)

Central Coast Mariners: 5,140 …(5,960) …(86.24%)

Melbourne City: 9,002 …(7,307)… (123.19%)

Melbourne Victory: 21,141 …(22,021)… (96.00%)

Newcastle Jets: 7,891 …(10,115)… (78.01%)

Perth Glory : 4,615 …( 5,000)…(92.30%)

Sydney FC: 11,000…(10,841)…(100.01%)

Wellington Phoenix: 3,611 …( 3,500)…(103.17%)

WSW: 17,274 …(16,904)…(102.19%)

Total = 97,252

Total as of 11/10/2013 = 86,352

Total as of 1/4/2014 = 96,175

Also, still another 2 weeks left before the 1st of the 7 game Membership packs for Roar.

Yes huge jump in the past week, hopefully some haven't been updated yet due to resource & more will come in over the next week & 110K target gets closer.

Great job to SFC, on 11k, that's a fantastic number considering everything the club went through last year. =d>

Fantastic growth at almost all clubs. Big vote of confidence to the league as a whole.

Gotta catch Brisbane :lol:

Theme for the season mate :-"

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Edited by 4wanderer4: 10/10/2014 05:27:33 PM

:d, Round 3 here we come.

Edited by MrBrisbane: 10/10/2014 05:49:02 PM

Hopefully at he next TV deal we can move to a Spanish inspired distribution model so we can finally be rewarded for carrying the league. :cool:

:lol:

Great gif.

:lol: Gave me a chuckle.

Mariners at 5200

More people in the members tent than the ticket kiosk. Expect a huge bump for us.

They were probably the people who didn't get their cards in the mail :lol:

2014/15 Membership Sales: Tracking to Known Targets
[size=4]Of past two seasons + some adjusted or *imposed targets (for those without)[/size]

[size=4]As of 10 October 2014[/size]

Adelaide - 6,517 [size=4]/10,000[/size] 65%
Brisbane - 11,061 [size=4]/10,000 (*12k adjusted)[/size] 110%
Central Coast - 5,140 [size=4]/5,000 (*6k adjusted)[/size] 103%?
Melbourne City - 9,002 [size=4]/*10,000[/size][size=3][/size] 90%?
Newcastle - 7,891 [size=4]/*11,007 (Club Record)[/size][size=2][/size] 72%
Perth - 4,615 [size=4]/*6,000[/size][size=2][/size] 77%?
Sydney - 11,000 [size=4]/10,000 (*12k adjusted[/size] 110%
Victory - 21,141 [size=4]/23,000[/size] 92%
Wellington - 3,611 [size=4]/4,000[/size] 90%
West Sydney - 17,274 [size=4]/WAIT LIST![/size] (100%+)

Total memberships sold - 97,252 [size=4]/110,000[/size] = 88.41% towards 'Collective Target'.

*Interestingly, with the adjusted and imposed targets, they certainly take us to the A-League's stated goal of 110k members.

Context, in regards to targets:
- AU's target is their own publicly stated target, from last season. As Tom and I discussed last season, it's clearly a medium-longer term goal, yet with Roar, City, SFC and WSW reaching new heights, that cuts AU of some of their slack, easily making up their shortfall by two-three thousand or flipside, we can reduce the AU target, in practical terms, to 7-8k.
- 10k = Roar and SFC's publicly stated targets, from last season - clearly now exceeded (SFC's case met/exceeded last season), so dated, in-need of revising. SFc's Internal-Target was surely to exceed last season's target/record and exceed 11k, which they've now done.
- 11,007 = Newcastle Jets' Membership Record, set during the 2012/13 season. Realistically, as discussed previous pages, a truer target may be 10k and with that, their progress is tracking a bit better.
- 23k = Victory's publicly stated target, from last season. They're soo close, you can almost highlight them in green too.
- 4k = Phoenix's publicly stated target, from last season. Member goal almost met too, though some might suggest Phoenix's target as still being relatively modest. But it's all in-context.
- We all know about Old Heart/New City and with they being well beyond their prior membership record and even a possibility of exceeding 10k, the sky really does seem the limit - so kind of hard to post any projected targets, except conservative ones. For instance, an imposed target of 12k - though if they can reach that mark, if it's even reasonable to expect so, we just don't know.

Edited by GloryPerth: 10/10/2014 11:55:32 PM

Pretty sure they were giving those at the windows

Nah gate 5 and 7 i'm pretty sure. Maybe the windows as well.

Edited by jlm8695: 11/10/2014 12:25:21 AM

Mariners 5300 !!!

Were are these updates coming from?

With probably another 100 or so signing up at the game, a good first up result may see mariners go close to cracking 6k and a new record after all.

Huge credit to their fans

States it in this Blog.

http://www.ccmariners.com.au/article/blog-four-reasons-to-get-to-the-f3derby/1g263vre0kwmwzzna1w4mhozd

Yeah that's it. The membership tent was purely for new members. Hnng

Jets have hit 8k

Hope more to come today.

Brisbane is approaching 11, 500 (possibly even have past it by now) according to a SMH article quoting Brisbane's Sean Dobson - "We finished last year on 8112 members and we were at 11,400 or 11,500 this morning, and that's huge and a record for the club,"
http://m.smh.com.au/sport/soccer/roar-boss-sean-dobson-confident-ahead-of-aleague-kickoff-20141011-114tjh.html

It'll be interesting to see if they mention anything at the game today? Wondering if there'll be any mention of the 7-game memberships available?

When will they announce the member numbers next?

BR at 13,400 members now according to this article.

http://www.afr.com/p/lifestyle/sport/brisbane_begin_season_with_roar_1uo7zvm5HOAqmu3NT00n7O

Huge