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killua	killua Posted 9 Years Ago #2424604
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.5K, Visits: 0	With respect I disagree. City are doing very well in comparison to last season and should be happy with the progress. It's almost 3k up. And while Perth stands out as an improvement, Adelaide, Brisbane and CCM are all making modest gains. MV will hopefully lift a bit more after the derby game. Then if everything else remains on track it's only the Nix that are a real worry.
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Gyfox	Gyfox Posted 9 Years Ago #2424751
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 13K, Visits: 0	Wanderers is up nearly 11% on the same time last season.
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agga78	agga78 Posted 9 Years Ago #2424755
Semi-Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 1.2K, Visits: 0	Perth at 6426 from the CEO
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Davo1985	Davo1985 Posted 9 Years Ago #2424992
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 4.6K, Visits: 1	+x The Frenchman - 7 Oct 2016 9:12 PM Perth and City the only teams experiencing any growth. Great to see Glory getting some more members on board, would be great for them to hit 8k before christmas. Hopefully Brisbane doesn't continue to be an off-field basket case and we can get their numbers back up over 10k. Sydney FC, should be doing so much better than this. Some use the crowd figures as an excuse, but realistically their membership numbers should be up around 20k, 15k minimum. Disappointed only an extra 2k for City, but maybe that will increase depending on Timmys performances. Wellington....who knows what to do there. They need a significantly smaller stadium, even a 15k would do them for now, even though it wouldn't qualify. They should have explored running a temporary stadium in Hutt or wherever they played that match with the temporary grandstands. Not sure if u are understanding the stats. The figures for each team from previous years is the total for the season. The fact that even two clubs already have higher totals than the full season last year by rd 1 is awesome! The total figure by rd 1 is on par with our record season two years ago when everything was going sweetly on and off the field is very telling. If just brisbane manages to get their shit in order we'd easily have smashed our membership record.
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gurudave	gurudave Posted 9 Years Ago #2425350
Rising Star Group: Forum Members Posts: 876, Visits: 0	+x Davo1985 - 8 Oct 2016 6:12 PM +x The Frenchman - 7 Oct 2016 9:12 PM Perth and City the only teams experiencing any growth. Great to see Glory getting some more members on board, would be great for them to hit 8k before christmas. Hopefully Brisbane doesn't continue to be an off-field basket case and we can get their numbers back up over 10k. Sydney FC, should be doing so much better than this. Some use the crowd figures as an excuse, but realistically their membership numbers should be up around 20k, 15k minimum. Disappointed only an extra 2k for City, but maybe that will increase depending on Timmys performances. Wellington....who knows what to do there. They need a significantly smaller stadium, even a 15k would do them for now, even though it wouldn't qualify. They should have explored running a temporary stadium in Hutt or wherever they played that match with the temporary grandstands. Not sure if u are understanding the stats. The figures for each team from previous years is the total for the season. The fact that even two clubs already have higher totals than the full season last year by rd 1 is awesome! The total figure by rd 1 is on par with our record season two years ago when everything was going sweetly on and off the field is very telling. If just brisbane manages to get their shit in order we'd easily have smashed our membership record. Many members last night in Brisbane had been double ticketed or allocated wrong seats. One of the guys in our row had wrong seat allocated, another who couldn't attend had been allocated in a different bay and could not get through on the phone friday and when we arrived there was two people smack bang in the middle of our members seats who had been given incorrect tickets. Not the greatest start on the membership front!
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 9 Years Ago #2425374
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	+x gurudave - 8 Oct 2016 10:40 PM +x Davo1985 - 8 Oct 2016 6:12 PM +x The Frenchman - 7 Oct 2016 9:12 PM Perth and City the only teams experiencing any growth. Great to see Glory getting some more members on board, would be great for them to hit 8k before christmas. Hopefully Brisbane doesn't continue to be an off-field basket case and we can get their numbers back up over 10k. Sydney FC, should be doing so much better than this. Some use the crowd figures as an excuse, but realistically their membership numbers should be up around 20k, 15k minimum. Disappointed only an extra 2k for City, but maybe that will increase depending on Timmys performances. Wellington....who knows what to do there. They need a significantly smaller stadium, even a 15k would do them for now, even though it wouldn't qualify. They should have explored running a temporary stadium in Hutt or wherever they played that match with the temporary grandstands. Not sure if u are understanding the stats. The figures for each team from previous years is the total for the season. The fact that even two clubs already have higher totals than the full season last year by rd 1 is awesome! The total figure by rd 1 is on par with our record season two years ago when everything was going sweetly on and off the field is very telling. If just brisbane manages to get their shit in order we'd easily have smashed our membership record. Many members last night in Brisbane had been double ticketed or allocated wrong seats. One of the guys in our row had wrong seat allocated, another who couldn't attend had been allocated in a different bay and could not get through on the phone friday and when we arrived there was two people smack bang in the middle of our members seats who had been given incorrect tickets. Not the greatest start on the membership front! Just putting it out there but there were plenty of empty seats to choose from. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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gurudave	gurudave Posted 9 Years Ago #2425508
Rising Star Group: Forum Members Posts: 876, Visits: 0	Barely any spare seats in the three den bays mate.
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Tambo	Tambo Posted 9 Years Ago #2425600
Hacker Group: Forum Members Posts: 381, Visits: 0	Sydney memberships to surely get a 2-3k bump this week. Last night was almost like a trial game for all supporters on the fence of a membership. If they buy now they are no worse off as it was an away game and from what you saw last night.... wow. Scary to think you have ibini to come back in as well.
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Tambo	Tambo Posted 9 Years Ago #2426485
Hacker Group: Forum Members Posts: 381, Visits: 0	Victory - 24,356 Perth - 6,500+ per CEO on twitter
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Gyfox	Gyfox Posted 9 Years Ago #2426532
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 13K, Visits: 0	Wanderers 18,640.
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MCMH	MCMH Posted 9 Years Ago #2426618
Hacker Group: Forum Members Posts: 344, Visits: 0	City 10,017
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aussie pride	aussie pride Posted 9 Years Ago #2426631
World Class Group: Forum Members Posts: 6.1K, Visits: 0	Great result for City to get 10k, baby steps everybody. Melbourne sides combined almost have 35k memberships in total at the start of the season.
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bigblueman	bigblueman Posted 9 Years Ago #2427686
Fan Group: Forum Members Posts: 88, Visits: 0	Sydney FC - 10,713 http://www.sydneyfc.com/ Its not a matter of going in then out - Mike Charlesworth, 14/11/2016
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Davide82	Davide82 Posted 9 Years Ago #2428093
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 12K, Visits: 0	Email from CEO Grant Meyer: After the successes of last season and the positivity surrounding our squad and off-field achievements, it’s finally time for the football to begin. As it stands, we have already officially surpassed our membership tally from last season of 8,750 – a terrific feat.This time last season we had 7,380 members, while we currently have 8,759. This is an 18.7 per cent increase in membership, which is simply outstanding! Our focus now turns to achieving our target of 10,500 members. This is a benchmark that we are eager to reach and one that will help in ensuring the further stability and support this club deserves. Win, lose or draw you won’t be disappointed with the match day experience at Coopers Stadium. There is nothing like it. So get on board with the Reds and join our family as a member! am also looking forward to answering any questions you may havewhen I jump on the AUFC Twitter on Thursday from 1pm. Tweet me your queriesusing #AUFCTalk. Edited 9 Years Ago by Davide82
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Tambo	Tambo Posted 9 Years Ago #2428461
Hacker Group: Forum Members Posts: 381, Visits: 0	+x Davide82 - 12 Oct 2016 4:22 PM Email from CEO Grant Meyer: After the successes of last season and the positivity surrounding our squad and off-field achievements, it’s finally time for the football to begin. As it stands, we have already officially surpassed our membership tally from last season of 8,750 – a terrific feat.This time last season we had 7,380 members, while we currently have 8,759. This is an 18.7 per cent increase in membership, which is simply outstanding! Our focus now turns to achieving our target of 10,500 members. This is a benchmark that we are eager to reach and one that will help in ensuring the further stability and support this club deserves. Win, lose or draw you won’t be disappointed with the match day experience at Coopers Stadium. There is nothing like it. So get on board with the Reds and join our family as a member! am also looking forward to answering any questions you may havewhen I jump on the AUFC Twitter on Thursday from 1pm. Tweet me your queriesusing #AUFCTalk. 8,911 now - Growing well... should be well over 9k after the weekend. A big late push from them, and they should go close to hitting their target, which is fantastic. http://goreds.com.au/
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Tambo	Tambo Posted 9 Years Ago #2428743
Hacker Group: Forum Members Posts: 381, Visits: 0	+x Tambo - 13 Oct 2016 2:53 PM +x Davide82 - 12 Oct 2016 4:22 PM Email from CEO Grant Meyer: After the successes of last season and the positivity surrounding our squad and off-field achievements, it’s finally time for the football to begin. As it stands, we have already officially surpassed our membership tally from last season of 8,750 – a terrific feat.This time last season we had 7,380 members, while we currently have 8,759. This is an 18.7 per cent increase in membership, which is simply outstanding! Our focus now turns to achieving our target of 10,500 members. This is a benchmark that we are eager to reach and one that will help in ensuring the further stability and support this club deserves. Win, lose or draw you won’t be disappointed with the match day experience at Coopers Stadium. There is nothing like it. So get on board with the Reds and join our family as a member! am also looking forward to answering any questions you may havewhen I jump on the AUFC Twitter on Thursday from 1pm. Tweet me your queriesusing #AUFCTalk. 8,911 now - Growing well... should be well over 9k after the weekend. A big late push from them, and they should go close to hitting their target, which is fantastic. http://goreds.com.au/ Over 9k per their CEO. New record will now 100% be set... potentially after the weekend's game at the current rate. Only 600 off.
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Tambo	Tambo Posted 9 Years Ago #2428750
Hacker Group: Forum Members Posts: 381, Visits: 0
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Davo1985	Davo1985 Posted 9 Years Ago #2428877
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 4.6K, Visits: 1	+x Davo1985 - 7 Oct 2016 4:43 PM +x Davo1985 - 29 Sep 2016 4:16 PM +x Davo1985 - 22 Sep 2016 3:35 PM +x Davo1985 - 15 Sep 2016 5:43 PM +x Davo1985 - 8 Sep 2016 12:07 PM +x Davo1985 - 30 Aug 2016 3:37 PM +x Davo1985 - 18 Aug 2016 3:19 PM +x Davo1985 - 10 Aug 2016 5:49 PM Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 19,394 [71.7%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 16,084 [87.6%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 8,243 [62.7%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: NA (9,298) (11,759) 5) Newcastle Jets: 6,517 [70.3%] (9,264) (10,003) 6) Adelaide United: 5,320 [61.0%] (8,720) (9,505) 7) Perth Glory : 5,151 [72.4%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: NA (6,048) (6,242) 9) Brisbane Roar: NA (5,347) (12,113) 10)Wellington Phoenix: NA (5,035) (4,185) TOTAL: 60,709 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 20,047 [74.1%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 16,502 [89.9%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 8,417 [64%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 6,622 [71.2%](9,298) (11,759) 5) Newcastle Jets: 6,614 [71.3%] (9,264) (10,003) 6) Adelaide United: 5,611 [64.3%] (8,720) (9,505) 7) Perth Glory : 5,279 [74.3%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 3,647 [60.3%] (6,048) (6,242) 9)Wellington Phoenix: 1,489 [29.5%] (5,035) (4,185) 10) Brisbane Roar: 693 [12.9%] (5,347) (12,113) TOTAL: 74,921 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 20,844 [77.0%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 17,071 [93.0%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 9,178 [69.7%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 7,942 [85.4%] (9,298) (11,759) 5) Newcastle Jets: 6,638 [71.6%] (9,264) (10,003) 6) Adelaide United: 5,718 [65.5%] (8,720) (9,505) 7) Perth Glory : 5,505 [77.4%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 3,461 [57.2%] (6,048) (6,242) 9) Wellington Phoenix: 1,874 [37.2%] (5,035) (4,185) 10) Brisbane Roar: 1,413 [26.4%] (5,347) (12,113) TOTAL: 79,644 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 21,266 [78.6%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 18,001 [98.1%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 9,238 [70.2%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 8,231 [88.5%] (9,298) (11,759) 5) Newcastle Jets: 6,733 [72.6%] (9,264) (10,003) 6) Adelaide United: 5,901 [67.6%] (8,720) (9,505) 7) Perth Glory : 5,798 [81.56%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 3,603 [59.6%] (6,048) (6,242) 9) Brisbane Roar: 3,030 [56.7%] (5,347) (12,113) 10) Wellington Phoenix: 2,059 [40.9%] (5,035) (4,185) TOTAL: 83,860 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 21,842 [80.7%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 18,073 [98.4%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 9,428 [71.6%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 8,516 [91.6%] (9,298) (11,759) 5) Newcastle Jets: 6,979 [75.3%] (9,264) (10,003) 6) Adelaide United: 6,030 [69.2%] (8,720) (9,505) 7) Perth Glory : 5,889 [82.8%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 3,691 [61.0%] (6,048) (6,242) 9) Brisbane Roar: 3,333 [62.3%] (5,347) (12,113) 10) Wellington Phoenix: 2,200 [43.7%] (5,035) (4,185) TOTAL: 85,981 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 22,448 [83.0%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 18,186 [99.1%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 9,598 [73.0%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 8,709 [93.6%] (9,298) (11,759) 5) Newcastle Jets: 7,021 [75.8%] (9,264) (10,003) 6) Adelaide United: 6,200 [71.1%] (8,720) (9,505) 7) Perth Glory : 6,004 [84.5%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 3,925 [64.9%] (6,048) (6,242) 9) Brisbane Roar: 3,506 [65.6%] (5,347) (12,113) 10) Wellington Phoenix: 2,248 [44.6%] (5,035) (4,185) TOTAL: 87,845 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 23,187 [85.7%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 18,294 [99.7%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 9,864 [75.0%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 9,521 [102.4%] (9,298) (11,759) 5) Newcastle Jets: 7,270 [78.5%] (9,264) (10,003) 6) Adelaide United: 7,419 [85.1%] (8,720) (9,505) 7) Perth Glory : 6,105 [85.9%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 4,252 [70.3%] (6,048) (6,242) 9) Brisbane Roar: 3,936 [73.6%] (5,347) (12,113) 10) Wellington Phoenix: 2,639 [52.4%] (5,035) (4,185) TOTAL: 92,487 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 23,728 [87.7%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 18,522 [100.94%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 10,414 [79.1%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 9,871 [106.4%] (9,298) (11,759) 5) Adelaide United: 8,351 [95.8%] (8,720) (9,505) 6) Newcastle Jets: 7,608 [82.1%] (9,264) (10,003) 7) Perth Glory : 6,312 [88.8%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 4,626 [76.5%] (6,048) (6,242) 9) Brisbane Roar: 4,596 [86.0%] (5,347) (12,113) 10) Wellington Phoenix: 3,161 [62.8%] (5,035) (4,185) TOTAL: 97,189 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives. Club Total 2016/17 [%] (Total 15/16) (Total 14/15) 1) Melbourne Victory: 24,356 [90.0%] (27,054) (24,200) 2) Western Sydney Wanderers: 18,673 [101.8%] (18,349) (18,706) 3) Sydney FC: 10,842 [82.4%] (13,153) (11,510) 4) Melbourne City: 10,240 [110.1%] (9,298) (11,759) 5) Adelaide United: 9,000 [103.2%] (8,720) (9,505) 6) Newcastle Jets: 7,820 [84.4%] (9,264) (10,003) 7) Perth Glory : 6,538 [92.0%] (7,109) (6,298) 8) Central Coast Mariners: 4,854 [80.2%] (6,048) (6,242) 9) Brisbane Roar: 4,653 [87.0%] (5,347) (12,113) 10) Wellington Phoenix: 3,631 [72.1%] (5,035) (4,185) TOTAL: 100,607 (109,377) (114,521) 15/16 = 109,377 ........ as of round 1 2015 membership count was: 89,437 14/15 = 114,521 ........ as of Round 1 2014 membership count was: 97,252 13/14 = 94,520 ........ as of Round 1 2013 membership count was: 86,352 Legend: #black = no change since update. #blue = change < 100 since last update, #green = 100 - 500, #violet = change > 500 since last update. Stats are taken from the individual club membership pages, the main a-league tally as well as directly from club representatives.
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Davo1985	Davo1985 Posted 9 Years Ago #2428880
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 4.6K, Visits: 1	A great surge by Adelaide and Wellington. Brisbane the only one that struggled to pick up members this past week. Strange considering their home game last Friday against Victory and their late equaliser. We've cracked 100k and despite a bit of an all round slow down this week we are still on track to beat 110K+ depending how the next few weeks go. Memberships will continue to be sold for another month or so I reckon so if we can continue to build roughly 2k - 3k per week we should get very close to breaking our record. And if Brisbane weren't going through the shit they have gone through we would probably already be at around 112k already.
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Waz	Waz Posted 9 Years Ago #2428896
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 19K, Visits: 0	@ Davo1985 Yeah, don't get Brisbane Roar either, anyone would think there's a membership boycott going on or something lol .... C'mon, do you really think a 1-1 draw would get fans to say "f*ck this, what was I thinking, better buy a membership"???
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GloryPerth	GloryPerth Posted 9 Years Ago #2429189
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 10K, Visits: 0	http://www.a-league.com.au/article/hyundai-a-league-memberships-hit-100k Hyundai A-League memberships hit 100k! Friday, 14 October 2016 - Staff writer The boom in popularity of the Hyundai A-League continues with news the league has surpassed the 100,000 mark for memberships across all ten clubs. In fact, the league has hit the 100,000 mark two rounds ahead of when that number was reached last season. Across the Hyundai A-League, 70% of clubs are ahead of where they were this time last season, while both Melbourne City and Western Sydney Wanderers have surpassed their totals for last year. The total number to date is 100,339 memberships for season 2016/17 with Melbourne Victory leading the table on 24,356, followed by Western Sydney Wanderers on 18,673. As we say, ‘You’ve Gotta Have A Team’. So head here and jump on board as a member of your favourite Hyundai A-League club. www.a-league.com.au/membership And let’s help Yoshi pick a team this season. Catch up with Yoshi and his search for a club right here. www.a-league.com.au/youve-gotta-have-a-team The latest A-League Membership Numbers via www.a-league.com.au/membership: Edited 9 Years Ago by GloryPerth
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perthjay85	perthjay85 Posted 9 Years Ago #2429190
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 2K, Visits: 0	+x GloryPerth - 14 Oct 2016 10:52 PM A-League Membership Numbers via www.a-league.com.au/membership: Davo has a more up to date tally.
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GloryPerth	GloryPerth Posted 9 Years Ago #2429194
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 10K, Visits: 0	+x perthjay85 - 14 Oct 2016 10:58 PM Davo has a more up to date tally. Yeah, but I'm just posting the A-League's data for posterity and point of reference. Davo is compiling the stats from the A-League but also via the varying numbers provided by clubs. Also, I plan to compare to this point in previous seasons and will do so next post infact.
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GloryPerth	GloryPerth Posted 9 Years Ago #2429199
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 10K, Visits: 0	Thursday, 16th of October, 2014 (A-League season 2014/15): Total: 100,438 Wednesday, 14th of October, 2015 (A-League season 2015/16): Adel. United: 7,584 Brisbane Roar: 4,808 CC Mariners: 5,330 Melb. City: 7,285 Melb. Victory: 25,268 Newcastle Jets: 7,683 Perth Glory: 4,955 Sydney FC: 11,403 Wel. Phoenix: 3,556 WS Wanderers: 16,839 TOTAL = 94, 711 (Thanks to jmart204) Friday, 14th of October, 2016 (A-League season 2016/17): Edited 9 Years Ago by GloryPerth
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perthjay85	perthjay85 Posted 9 Years Ago #2429200
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 2K, Visits: 0	+x GloryPerth - 14 Oct 2016 11:03 PM +x perthjay85 - 14 Oct 2016 10:58 PM Davo has a more up to date tally. Yeah, but I'm just posting the A-League's data for posterity and point of reference. Davo is compiling the stats from the A-League but also via the varying numbers provided by clubs. Also, I plan to compare to this point in previous seasons and will do so next post infact. No need for another point of reference Davo already has that. No need to over complicate things.
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GloryPerth	GloryPerth Posted 9 Years Ago #2429216
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 10K, Visits: 0	+x perthjay85 - 14 Oct 2016 11:22 PM +x GloryPerth - 14 Oct 2016 11:03 PM +x perthjay85 - 14 Oct 2016 10:58 PM Davo has a more up to date tally. Yeah, but I'm just posting the A-League's data for posterity and point of reference. Davo is compiling the stats from the A-League but also via the varying numbers provided by clubs. Also, I plan to compare to this point in previous seasons and will do so next post infact. No need for another point of reference Davo already has that. No need to over complicate things. A visual reference or copy, as the A-League site's previous numbers don't remain, so we have that original source to refer to. But I get your point and have just double-checked, don't mean to share duplicated or redundant info. I've only just seen that Tambo shared a copy of the same updated table just earlier, so I'll take note to avoid duplication in-future.
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Tambo	Tambo Posted 9 Years Ago #2429237
Hacker Group: Forum Members Posts: 381, Visits: 0	GloryPerth I don't mind what you are doing at all. Davo does a great job and is second to none, but his point of references are in total amount and per round 1. If you want to offer point of reference as at round 2, 3 etc than go for it. I'm interested in it!
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perthjay85	perthjay85 Posted 9 Years Ago #2429245
Pro Group: Forum Members Posts: 2K, Visits: 0	+x GloryPerth - 15 Oct 2016 12:16 AM +x perthjay85 - 14 Oct 2016 11:22 PM +x GloryPerth - 14 Oct 2016 11:03 PM +x perthjay85 - 14 Oct 2016 10:58 PM Davo has a more up to date tally. Yeah, but I'm just posting the A-League's data for posterity and point of reference. Davo is compiling the stats from the A-League but also via the varying numbers provided by clubs. Also, I plan to compare to this point in previous seasons and will do so next post infact. No need for another point of reference Davo already has that. No need to over complicate things. A visual reference or copy, as the A-League site's previous numbers don't remain, so we have that original source to refer to. But I get your point and have just double-checked, don't mean to share duplicated or redundant info. I've only just seen that Tambo shared a copy of the same updated table just earlier, so I'll take note to avoid duplication in-future. All good man. We are fellow glory fans. Didn't mean to offend if it came through like that. I just thought the simpler this thread stays the better. A lot of threads get derailed that's all. 👍
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GloryPerth	GloryPerth Posted 9 Years Ago #2429247
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 10K, Visits: 0	+x Tambo - 15 Oct 2016 12:49 AM GloryPerth I don't mind what you are doing at all. Davo does a great job and is second to none, but his point of references are in total amount and per round 1. If you want to offer point of reference as at round 2, 3 etc than go for it. I'm interested in it! Thanks Tambo. tbitm, Davo, Clinton, Midfielder, You, I and others have been doing this for a few seasons now and the data we all provide and collate has contributed to Davo's table. With the league reaching the 100k milestone and closing in on it's record, re-reading the old threads reminds me to compare the numbers to other measures that Davo's table doesn't cover. Like the Jets membership record is prior to his measures, 11,007 in season 2012/13 and it's interesting to see that a table of the existing membership records of ALL the clubs together, sees a total of some 120k. :o And the clubs' individual 'Targets' and/or 'Club Records' (Where there are no Targets) collated amount to a figure of some 130k or so! :o To avoid confusion with Davo's table I may post some of these in a few days. And just going through Davo's tables and this other data, we see both how well some are doing comparable to other seasons, but also how other clubs have been affected by the poor on-field performances from last season (SFC, Mariners, Jets - even Victory a little) and too in Roar's case, their ownership turmoil ofcourse. It's still a shock just how quickly Roar arised during the early Bakrie era (Sky-rocketing towards 13k members, then CEO Sean Dobson revising the target ever upwards from 10k to 15k) and how quickly they have since dropped - a clear reflection of member disaffection and how bad reputation and fan distrust can take time to repair. Thankfully it seems their new CEO, Mark Kingsman, may finally be starting to right that ship. Here are the old threads, if anyone is interested: 2012/13 Membership numbers thread Season 2013/2014 Membership thread Season 2014/15 Membership thread Season 2015/16: A-League Clubs Membership thread
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TheSelectFew	TheSelectFew Posted 9 Years Ago #2429249
Legend Group: Forum Members Posts: 30K, Visits: 0	+x GloryPerth - 15 Oct 2016 1:30 AM +x Tambo - 15 Oct 2016 12:49 AM GloryPerth I don't mind what you are doing at all. Davo does a great job and is second to none, but his point of references are in total amount and per round 1. If you want to offer point of reference as at round 2, 3 etc than go for it. I'm interested in it! Thanks Tambo. tbitm, Davo, Clinton, Midfielder, You, I and others have been doing this for a few seasons now and the data we all provide and collate has contributed to Davo's table. With the league reaching the 100k milestone and closing in on it's record, re-reading the old threads reminds me to compare the numbers to other measures that Davo's table doesn't cover. Like the Jets membership record is prior to his measures, 11,007 in season 2012/13 and it's interesting to see that a table of the existing membership records of ALL the clubs together, sees a total of some 120k. :o And the clubs' individual 'Targets' and/or 'Club Records' (Where there are no Targets) collated amount to a figure of some 130k or so! :o To avoid confusion with Davo's table I may post some of these in a few days. And just going through Davo's tables and this other data, we see both how well some are doing comparable to other seasons, but also how other clubs have been affected by the poor on-field performances from last season (SFC, Mariners, Jets - even Victory a little) and too in Roar's case, their ownership turmoil ofcourse. It's still a shock just how quickly Roar arised during the early Bakrie era (Sky-rocketing towards 13k members, then CEO Sean Dobson revising the target ever upwards from 10k to 15k) and how quickly they have since dropped - a clear reflection of member disaffection and how bad reputation and fan distrust can take time to repair. Thankfully it seems their new CEO, Mark Kingsman, may finally be starting to right that ship. Here are the old threads, if anyone is interested: 2012/13 Membership numbers thread Season 2013/2014 Membership thread Season 2014/15 Membership thread Season 2015/16: A-League Clubs Membership thread Thanks to all for the data sharing. Australian Football Live Streams #ProRelforAus
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