Not for me, just curious, it seemed bans don;t extend to ACl so wondering if here too.

Not sure about Australia. My mate got a "stadium" ban for anything to do with the FA. It is an Asian Cup but it is organised by the FFA. So they are FFA events.
Do A-League ban carry over to FFA Cup?

Sure? I didnt think it was an FFA event

Not sure, I just make stuff up sometimes

:lol: We all do

I know one banned Victory supporter who has not missed a Victory game this season :lol:

Does he always post it on Instagram? :d

haha no, I don't know know maybe. He was actually unfairly banned. Don't know him personally but apparently wrong place wrong time.

Edited by jonomv: 30/1/2015 10:43:50 PM

So 12,829 at last nights game Iraq v UAE.

Total = 573,316 from 31 games with 1 left to play.

Avg to date = 18,494

If we get the 76k capacity for this evening : total = 649,316 avg = 20,291 which would simply be fantastic!

Never thought we would average anywhere near 20k

20k average!!!!! Great sucess !

3rd biggest asian cup behind china who had double headers which skews the stats because suddenly two games on the matchday in the same matchday pulls 40,000 to the game. and were also behind the tournament which featured 4 host nations playing all 3 group games in their 80,000 seat national stadiums.

If you compare our population to theirs that is simply amazing.

Not to mention football being low in the heirachy of oz sports

Despite all the impressive crowd figures, I didn't count one flare. And secco issues with active supporters seemed to be resolved with minimum fuss. Asian fans have a lot to learn about football.

No kulcha.

Are you kidding. Theres a whole thread dedicated to issues with crowd and seccos and cops.

Dickhead.

This.

Seccos were draconian fuckwits.

Probably the most over excessive and over bearing that I've ever seen.


Edited by axelv: 7/2/2015 12:02:20 AM

I must of missed all the "Sockah Riotz" media headlines :lol:

Flares equate to riots? You're a genius.

Simply sayin' there was no kulcha. And no hysterical media headlines.

Must of been a coincidence.

Might be of some use with the WC going on for those who like numbers. I really hope that NZ win will get people going out more. Those blocks of empty seats last night were probably sponsor provided seats with no one showing or a travel group missing their flight.