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+x+xdid some stats in another thread before i realised this was here... looking at what percentage of people turn up compared to memberships. this is up to the game last night. numbers pulled from the wiki. ------------attendance---membership--------%-------------#games on FTA victafl......23588........26138...............90.24%........4 wsw........19460........19696...............98.80%........5 sfc..........16087........12319..............130.58%.......7 roar.........14861.........7050............... .210.79% .....8 city.........10866........13023............... 83.43%.........8 perth........10570........8515...............124.13%........3 adelaide...10160.......10088...............100.71..........7 jets...........8583.........8678................98.91%........3 ccm..........7512.........6258...............120.04%........1 nux...........6293.........4791...............131.35%.......lol As i have repeatedly said on here, people will not buy memberships when clubs have such big grounds. You want a ticket for any game in Australia and New Zealand you will get it as easy as that. Maybe sometimes at AAMI and i stress sometimes only. People will pick and choose when they go knowing they will get in. The main reason i and many others buy membership is to support our clubs , but it is also a much cheaper option over the season. $200 for 14 home games and free public transport is fantastic value in anyone's language. I hope this works because charging people $40 to show up is pretty stupid. SFC ticket prices are too high. Im lucky to be able to buy an out of Sydney membership because im more than 50k from SFS, giving me 5 games per year @ $120. But $24 per game is still excessive to me. And expecting fans to buy full season memberships i think is silly. People have familes/lives. Do we think this 'price gauging' is done by clubs because they honestly have few revenue streams?
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chillbilly
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+x+x+xdid some stats in another thread before i realised this was here... looking at what percentage of people turn up compared to memberships. this is up to the game last night. numbers pulled from the wiki. ------------attendance---membership--------%-------------#games on FTA victafl......23588........26138...............90.24%........4 wsw........19460........19696...............98.80%........5 sfc..........16087........12319..............130.58%.......7 roar.........14861.........7050............... .210.79% .....8 city.........10866........13023............... 83.43%.........8 perth........10570........8515...............124.13%........3 adelaide...10160.......10088...............100.71..........7 jets...........8583.........8678................98.91%........3 ccm..........7512.........6258...............120.04%........1 nux...........6293.........4791...............131.35%.......lol As i have repeatedly said on here, people will not buy memberships when clubs have such big grounds. You want a ticket for any game in Australia and New Zealand you will get it as easy as that. Maybe sometimes at AAMI and i stress sometimes only. People will pick and choose when they go knowing they will get in. The main reason i and many others buy membership is to support our clubs , but it is also a much cheaper option over the season. $200 for 14 home games and free public transport is fantastic value in anyone's language. I hope this works because charging people $40 to show up is pretty stupid. SFC ticket prices are too high. Im lucky to be able to buy an out of Sydney membership because im more than 50k from SFS, giving me 5 games per year @ $120. But $24 per game is still excessive to me. And expecting fans to buy full season memberships i think is silly. People have familes/lives. Do we think this 'price gauging' is done by clubs because they honestly have few revenue streams? I was talking about this yesterday with the friends I started going to games with about 10 years ago. We don't know where they expect the next set of members to come from. They seem to want people to just jump straight in and buy one of a full season or 3-5 game memberships. For people like my friends and I it was a progression from kids just out of school going to 2-3 games spread over the course of the season, to 6-7 games the next season , then pretty much the whole season, so we bought memberships the next year and every year since. They no longer cater for people like us in their long term plans. With todays prices we would have gone to maybe 1-2 games the first year before finding something better and more cost effective to do with our money and time.
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Waz
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I had a quick look at ticket prices for SFC v Jets:
$31 gets you one adult/one child
$66 gets a family of 4 in
$25 gets a consession in to the cove, $32 an adult
$15 gets a kid into bronze and $31 for an adult
In comparison Roosters tickets are very similar although the family 4 ticket is only $40 (suspect the NRL subsidise those)
And Event cinema tickets are $22 for an adult and $16 for a child so the football is $9 more expensive for adults (unless you but a family pack then it's cheaper).
So I don't see how anyone can make a case that ticket prices are too high - unless you demand sitting in premium seats where you can hear Arnie whinging all the time.
Presumably 3, 5 and season membership bring these prices Fien even further.
I understand how some people can't afford to go but they're not going to the cinema or Roosters either
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chillbilly
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+xI had a quick look at ticket prices for SFC v Jets:$31 gets you one adult/one child$66 gets a family of 4 in $25 gets a consession in to the cove, $32 an adult$15 gets a kid into bronze and $31 for an adultIn comparison Roosters tickets are very similar although the family 4 ticket is only $40 (suspect the NRL subsidise those) And Event cinema tickets are $22 for an adult and $16 for a child so the football is $9 more expensive for adults (unless you but a family pack then it's cheaper). So I don't see how anyone can make a case that ticket prices are too high - unless you demand sitting in premium seats where you can hear Arnie whinging all the time. Presumably 3, 5 and season membership bring these prices Fien even further. I understand how some people can't afford to go but they're not going to the cinema or Roosters either Add the $6.50 ticket fee charged by ticketek. Adult buying a singular ticket cost $38.50, a student $31. Event Cinemas near me costs $18.50 for an adult, $15 for a student. I can go watch two movies for the cost of attending a Sydney match and I have much less travel time.
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Waz
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@ chillbilly
Sure. But buy the ticket at the stadium to avoid the disgraceful ticket charges and buy a membership and you'll get close to your cinema ticket cost? The travel time is unfortunate - there's obviously a cinema near you but no football stadium for Sydney to play out of right?
If going to watch SFC for you is dependent on a comparison between going to the cinema or going to Allianz then I'm guessing the cinema will always be cheaper so SFC can't win out.
My point is the tickets, esoecially for families, are not extortionate (ignoring the Ticketek tax which is a disgrace but can be avoided) so if people are price sensitive at that level I'm not sure what more SFC can do?
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My point is that from the perspective of uni student me 8-9 years ago that became a passionate follower of Sydney FC who now often pays a lot of money (from my perspective) to follow my team around the country, these prices are extortionate. I think that with these prices Sydney is only hurting its ability to gain new long term supporters.
I live about 20km (half an hour) from the nearest cinema, the SFS is about an hour further away. The suitable stadiums near me are included in the Southern Expansion bid. It is about the same travel time and cost to each Kogarah, Shark Park and Wollongong Stadiums, so that bid is perfect for me.
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bitza
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+x@ chillbilly Sure. But buy the ticket at the stadium to avoid the disgraceful ticket charges and buy a membership and you'll get close to your cinema ticket cost? The travel time is unfortunate - there's obviously a cinema near you but no football stadium for Sydney to play out of right? If going to watch SFC for you is dependent on a comparison between going to the cinema or going to Allianz then I'm guessing the cinema will always be cheaper so SFC can't win out. My point is the tickets, esoecially for families, are not extortionate (ignoring the Ticketek tax which is a disgrace but can be avoided) so if people are price sensitive at that level I'm not sure what more SFC can do? I still dont think you are seeing it right. The price issue is not a comparison to league, or whatever, so much as it is against the demand for its own product. Adele can comand more money then say Cold chisel And its not just because CC havent had a decent song in 2 decades. Its demand and supply. Fact is there is not so mich demand for SFC tickets. Part of this is becauae of the league itself (and part on the some what robotic, if not efficient manner of play by SFC). And the list goes on (traffic weather [insert SFC fan excuse here] ) There is not the demand to justify the price. Either you reduce supply by playing in a smaller stadium, or create demand by signing a superstar player etc. I dont care what is the reason for the lack of demand or excess of supply. I just know the balancer for the two is price. And we might be at a comporable price to other activities, but i know we are not getting the crowds we want. So adjust rhe price, effect supply or create demand. Just don't whinge that no one is going to your matches (like SFC os doing) unless you are happy with your crowds. If so the shut up SFC abour "poor" crowds.
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+x+xI had a quick look at ticket prices for SFC v Jets:$31 gets you one adult/one child$66 gets a family of 4 in $25 gets a consession in to the cove, $32 an adult$15 gets a kid into bronze and $31 for an adultIn comparison Roosters tickets are very similar although the family 4 ticket is only $40 (suspect the NRL subsidise those) And Event cinema tickets are $22 for an adult and $16 for a child so the football is $9 more expensive for adults (unless you but a family pack then it's cheaper). So I don't see how anyone can make a case that ticket prices are too high - unless you demand sitting in premium seats where you can hear Arnie whinging all the time. Presumably 3, 5 and season membership bring these prices Fien even further. I understand how some people can't afford to go but they're not going to the cinema or Roosters either Add the $6.50 ticket fee charged by ticketek. Adult buying a singular ticket cost $38.50, a student $31. Event Cinemas near me costs $18.50 for an adult, $15 for a student. I can go watch two movies for the cost of attending a Sydney match and I have much less travel time. Last time i went to sydney i paid something like 35 bucks for a return trip train ticket out of the bloody airport and you're sooking about 3 dollars more to see football and sit in a seat that doesn't smell like used condoms?
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Wanted increase attendances make tickets $20 for adults and children who play the game should be given free passes to any game they want to go to. They are charged so much to play the game they should be given this privilege.
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paid $30 to sit in the corner at aami park.. it's a bit rich. you are not going to get many new visitors at that price. they should let kids and pensioners in for free.
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chillbilly
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+x+x+xI had a quick look at ticket prices for SFC v Jets:$31 gets you one adult/one child$66 gets a family of 4 in $25 gets a consession in to the cove, $32 an adult$15 gets a kid into bronze and $31 for an adultIn comparison Roosters tickets are very similar although the family 4 ticket is only $40 (suspect the NRL subsidise those) And Event cinema tickets are $22 for an adult and $16 for a child so the football is $9 more expensive for adults (unless you but a family pack then it's cheaper). So I don't see how anyone can make a case that ticket prices are too high - unless you demand sitting in premium seats where you can hear Arnie whinging all the time. Presumably 3, 5 and season membership bring these prices Fien even further. I understand how some people can't afford to go but they're not going to the cinema or Roosters either Add the $6.50 ticket fee charged by ticketek. Adult buying a singular ticket cost $38.50, a student $31. Event Cinemas near me costs $18.50 for an adult, $15 for a student. I can go watch two movies for the cost of attending a Sydney match and I have much less travel time. Last time i went to sydney i paid something like 35 bucks for a return trip train ticket out of the bloody airport and you're sooking about 3 dollars more to see football and sit in a seat that doesn't smell like used condoms? I'm not sure what point you are trying to make. Many things are cost prohibitive in Sydney. One thing costing more than it reasonably should isn't an excuse for another to be.
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+x+x+x+xI had a quick look at ticket prices for SFC v Jets:$31 gets you one adult/one child$66 gets a family of 4 in $25 gets a consession in to the cove, $32 an adult$15 gets a kid into bronze and $31 for an adultIn comparison Roosters tickets are very similar although the family 4 ticket is only $40 (suspect the NRL subsidise those) And Event cinema tickets are $22 for an adult and $16 for a child so the football is $9 more expensive for adults (unless you but a family pack then it's cheaper). So I don't see how anyone can make a case that ticket prices are too high - unless you demand sitting in premium seats where you can hear Arnie whinging all the time. Presumably 3, 5 and season membership bring these prices Fien even further. I understand how some people can't afford to go but they're not going to the cinema or Roosters either Add the $6.50 ticket fee charged by ticketek. Adult buying a singular ticket cost $38.50, a student $31. Event Cinemas near me costs $18.50 for an adult, $15 for a student. I can go watch two movies for the cost of attending a Sydney match and I have much less travel time. Last time i went to sydney i paid something like 35 bucks for a return trip train ticket out of the bloody airport and you're sooking about 3 dollars more to see football and sit in a seat that doesn't smell like used condoms? I'm not sure what point you are trying to make. Many things are cost prohibitive in Sydney. One thing costing more than it reasonably should isn't an excuse for another to be. What I would like to know is how he knows what used condoms smell like. I mean does he go sniffing bins outside his local brothel or something?
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+x+x+x+x+xI had a quick look at ticket prices for SFC v Jets:$31 gets you one adult/one child$66 gets a family of 4 in $25 gets a consession in to the cove, $32 an adult$15 gets a kid into bronze and $31 for an adultIn comparison Roosters tickets are very similar although the family 4 ticket is only $40 (suspect the NRL subsidise those) And Event cinema tickets are $22 for an adult and $16 for a child so the football is $9 more expensive for adults (unless you but a family pack then it's cheaper). So I don't see how anyone can make a case that ticket prices are too high - unless you demand sitting in premium seats where you can hear Arnie whinging all the time. Presumably 3, 5 and season membership bring these prices Fien even further. I understand how some people can't afford to go but they're not going to the cinema or Roosters either Add the $6.50 ticket fee charged by ticketek. Adult buying a singular ticket cost $38.50, a student $31. Event Cinemas near me costs $18.50 for an adult, $15 for a student. I can go watch two movies for the cost of attending a Sydney match and I have much less travel time. Last time i went to sydney i paid something like 35 bucks for a return trip train ticket out of the bloody airport and you're sooking about 3 dollars more to see football and sit in a seat that doesn't smell like used condoms? I'm not sure what point you are trying to make. Many things are cost prohibitive in Sydney. One thing costing more than it reasonably should isn't an excuse for another to be. What I would like to know is how he knows what used condoms smell like. I mean does he go sniffing bins outside his local brothel or something? Fuck you're telling the story mate. Maybe I just know from using them, unlike dumpster diving Oblivious. Maybe I can throw you one. Have a good sniff mate
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AFC Asian Champions League- 2017 ACL – FC Seoul v Wanderers – 4,769 at Seoul World Cup Stadium
- 2017 ACL – Adelaide v Jeju United – 3,539 at Hindmarsh Stadium
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+x+xdid some stats in another thread before i realised this was here... looking at what percentage of people turn up compared to memberships. this is up to the game last night. numbers pulled from the wiki. ------------attendance---membership--------%-------------#games on FTA victafl......23588........26138...............90.24%........4 wsw........19460........19696...............98.80%........5 sfc..........16087........12319..............130.58%.......7 roar.........14861.........7050............... .210.79% .....8 city.........10866........13023............... 83.43%.........8 perth........10570........8515...............124.13%........3 adelaide...10160.......10088...............100.71..........7 jets...........8583.........8678................98.91%........3 ccm..........7512.........6258...............120.04%........1 nux...........6293.........4791...............131.35%.......lol As i have repeatedly said on here, people will not buy memberships when clubs have such big grounds. You want a ticket for any game in Australia and New Zealand you will get it as easy as that. Maybe sometimes at AAMI and i stress sometimes only. People will pick and choose when they go knowing they will get in. The main reason i and many others buy membership is to support our clubs , but it is also a much cheaper option over the season. $200 for 14 home games and free public transport is fantastic value in anyone's language. i think that position is more common down south.. a lot of afl supporters a big club supporters and buy memberships. i grew up in qld and most big bronco supporters that i knew would never buy memberships but still go to plenty of games. i think there is a cultural difference in the way we support and the numbers kind of support this
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+xMy point is that from the perspective of uni student me 8-9 years ago that became a passionate follower of Sydney FC who now often pays a lot of money (from my perspective) to follow my team around the country, these prices are extortionate. I think that with these prices Sydney is only hurting its ability to gain new long term supporters. I live about 20km (half an hour) from the nearest cinema, the SFS is about an hour further away. The suitable stadiums near me are included in the Southern Expansion bid. It is about the same travel time and cost to each Kogarah, Shark Park and Wollongong Stadiums, so that bid is perfect for me. A few years ago I had a very similar discussion to what you have been describing with friends that used to come to quite a few games a year with me. They haven't for a while. As soon as a GA ticket is more than $20-$25 (fees included) it becomes a decision to go to a game and you start to weigh up what else you can do with that money then you start thinking about time and other factors. If you are diehards you may think like Waz but at least half of an average attendance tends not to be the diehards (unless you have won 3 games all year...)
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+x+x+xdid some stats in another thread before i realised this was here... looking at what percentage of people turn up compared to memberships. this is up to the game last night. numbers pulled from the wiki. ------------attendance---membership--------%-------------#games on FTA victafl......23588........26138...............90.24%........4 wsw........19460........19696...............98.80%........5 sfc..........16087........12319..............130.58%.......7 roar.........14861.........7050............... .210.79% .....8 city.........10866........13023............... 83.43%.........8 perth........10570........8515...............124.13%........3 adelaide...10160.......10088...............100.71..........7 jets...........8583.........8678................98.91%........3 ccm..........7512.........6258...............120.04%........1 nux...........6293.........4791...............131.35%.......lol As i have repeatedly said on here, people will not buy memberships when clubs have such big grounds. You want a ticket for any game in Australia and New Zealand you will get it as easy as that. Maybe sometimes at AAMI and i stress sometimes only. People will pick and choose when they go knowing they will get in. The main reason i and many others buy membership is to support our clubs , but it is also a much cheaper option over the season. $200 for 14 home games and free public transport is fantastic value in anyone's language. i think that position is more common down south.. a lot of afl supporters a big club supporters and buy memberships. i grew up in qld and most big bronco supporters that i knew would never buy memberships but still go to plenty of games. i think there is a cultural difference in the way we support and the numbers kind of support this Agreed, it helps explain how the Victory got huge membership numbers from the second season onwards (obviously a winning second season also helped, but they've grown heaps since then).
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What I'm genuinely surprised at by this weekend's crowds is that Melbourne City got a bigger crowd than both Adelaide and Western Sydney, especially since our crowd was below expected.
City and WSW should really be getting 10k+, though Adelaide's is obviously fair enough.
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We are very close to matching last seasons average - they had an FFA inspired fan boycott and this season has Cahill, Yoshi and big Sydney derbies. ffs, what a cock up 🙁
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According to Wookie's figures, our attendances are still up on last season.
Good result.
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+xWe are very close to matching last seasons average - they had an FFA inspired fan boycott and this season has Cahill, Yoshi and big Sydney derbies. ffs, what a cock up 🙁 Last season's run in was far more exciting though. The top three is already decided.
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+xWhat I'm genuinely surprised at by this weekend's crowds is that Melbourne City got a bigger crowd than both Adelaide and Western Sydney, especially since our crowd was below expected.City and WSW should really be getting 10k+, though Adelaide's is obviously fair enough. Agree. Welcome to the forum.
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+x+xWe are very close to matching last seasons average - they had an FFA inspired fan boycott and this season has Cahill, Yoshi and big Sydney derbies. ffs, what a cock up 🙁 Last season's run in was far more exciting though. The top three is already decided. The last 16 rounds last season was the highest we have had with the current 10 clubs.
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Round Twenty -one
Melbourne City v Sydney FC 10,706
Brisbane Roar v Wellington Phoenix 10,723
Melbourne Victory v Adelaide United 19,035
Perth Glory v Western Sydney Wanderers 8,602
Newcastle Jets v Central Coast Mariners 9,423
Round Attendance 58,489
Round Average - 11,698
Season Total (105 games) - 1,352,061
Season Average (105 games) - 12,877
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Regular Season Round Twenty - one
Season Nine(135) 1,761,161
Season Ten(135) - 1,689,510
Season Eleven(135) 1,662,729
Season Eight(135) 1,661,830
Season Seven(135) 1,415,782
Season Six(165) 1,384,902
Season Twelve (105) 1,352,061
Season Five(135) 1,322,475
Season Three(84) 1,227,273
Season Two(84) 1,085,829
Season Four(84) 1,023,147
Season One(84) 920,219
Regular Season Averages by season
Season One 10,955
Season Two 12,927
Season Three 14,610
Season Four 12,180
Season Five 9,796
Season Six 8,393
Season Seven 10,487
Season Eight 12,310
Season Nine 13,046
Season Ten 12,515
Season Eleven 12,317
Season Twelve 12,877
Season average, by average
Season Three 14,610
Season Nine 13,046
Season Two 12,927
Season Twelve 12,877
Season Ten 12,515
Season Eleven 12,317
Season Eight 12,310
Season Four 12,180
Season One 10,955
Season Seven 10,487
Season Five 9,796
Season Six 8,393
Finals Attendances
Season One(6)126,237
Season Two(6)177,672
Season Three(6)154,118
Season Four(6)143,819
Season Five(7)151,206
Season Six(7)121,635
Season Seven(7)119,147
Season Eight(5) 105,255
Season Nine (5) 128,566
Season Ten (6) 137,825
Season Eleven (5) 117,122
Regular season plus finals
Season Nine(135) 1,761,161 + (5) 128,566 = 1,889,727
Season Ten(135) 1,689,510 + (5) 137,825 = 1,827,335
Season Eleven(135) 1,662,729+ (5) 117,122 = 1,779,851
Season Eight(135) 1,661,830 + (5) 105,255 = 1,767,085
Season Seven(135) 1,415,782 +(7)119,147 = 1,534,929
Season Six(165) 1,384,902 +(7)121,635 = 1,506,537
Season Five(135) 1,322,475 +(7)151,206 = 1,473,681
Season Three(84) 1,227,273 + (6)154,118 = 1,381,391
Season Twelve (105) 1,352,061 + (0)= 1,352,061
Season Two(84) 1,085,829 + (6)177,672 = 1,263,501
Season Four(84) 1,023,147 + (6)143,819 = 1,166,966
Season One(84) 920,219 + (6)126,237 = 1,046,456
Season One(84) 920,219 + (6)126,237 = 1,046,456
Season Two(84) 1,085,829 + (6)177,672 = 1,263,501
Season Three(84) 1,227,273 + (6)154,118 = 1,381,391
Season Four(84) 1,023,147 + (6)143,819 = 1,166,966
Season Five(135) 1,322,475 +(7)151,206 = 1,473,681
Season Six(165) 1,384,902 +(7)121,635 = 1,506,537
Season Seven(135) 1,415,782 +(7)119,147 = 1,534,929
Season Eight(135) 1,661,830 + (5)105,255= 1,767,085
Season Nine(135) 1,761,161 + (5) 128,566 = 1,889,727
Season Ten(135) 1,689,510 + (4) 137,825 = 1,827,335
Season Eleven(135) 1,662,729+ (5) 117,122 = 1,779,851
Season Twelve(105) 1,352,061 + (0) = 1,352,061
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Round Twenty - one
Games with less than 5k attendance Seasons 1-12 NOT including Finals matches. Total season games in brackets
Season One 10(84) 11.9%
Season Two 12(84) 14.3%
Season Three Nil(84) 0.00%
Season Four Nil(84) 0.00%
Season Five 13(135) 9.6%
Season Six 34(165) 25.2%
Season Seven 15(135) 11.11%
Season Eight 5(135) 3.7%
Season Nine Nil(135)0.0%
Season Ten 2(135)0.2%
Season Eleven 1(135)0.7%
Season Twelve 0(105)
Games between 5k and 10k attendance Seasons 1-12 Not including Finals. Total season games in brackets
Season One 28(84) 33.33%
Season Two 22(84) 26.9%
Season Three 20(84) 23.8%
Season Four 38(84) 45.2%
Season Five 79(135) 58.5%
Season Six 82(165) 49.7%
Season Seven 54(135) 40.0%
Season Eight 56(135) 41.4%
Season Nine 46(135)34%
Season Ten 60(135)44.4%
Season Eleven 53(135)39.3%
Season Twelve 44(105)
Games between 10k - 15k attendance Seasons 1-12 NOT including Finals matches. Total season games in brackets
Season One 31(84) 36.9%
Season Two 26(84) 31.0%
Season Three 34(84) 40.5%
Season Four 28(84) 33.33%
Season Five 24(135) 17.8%
Season Six 36(165) 23.63%
Season Seven 48(135)35.6%
Season Eight 39(135) 28.9%
Season Nine 48(135)35.6%
Season Ten 44(135)32.6%
Season Eleven 54(135)40.0%
Season Twelve 39(105)
Games with between 15k - 20k attendance Seasons 1-12 NOT including Finals matches. Total season games in brackets
Season One 11(84) 13.1%
Season Two 12(84) 14.3%
Season Three 16(84) 19.0%
Season Four 7(84) 8.3%
Season Five 11(135) 8.1%
Season Six 7(165) 4.2%
Season Seven 10(135) 7.4%
Season Eight 21(135) 15.6%
Season Nine 27(135) 20.0%
Season Ten 12(135)8.9%
Season Eleven 13(135)9.6%
Season Twelve 10(105)
Games with more than 20k attendance Seasons 1- 12 NOT including Finals matches. Total season games in brackets
Season One 4(84) 4.8%
Season Two 12(84) 14.3%
Season Three 14(84) 16.7%
Season Four 11(84) 13.1%
Season Five 8(135) 5.9%
Season Six 6(165) 4.4%
Season Seven 8(135) 5.9%
Season Eight 14(135) 10.4%
Season Nine 14(135)10.4%
Season Ten 17(135)12.6%
Season Eleven 14(135)10.4%
Season Twelve 12(105)
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Round Twenty -two
Sydney FC v Melbourne Victory 13,310
Wellington Phoenix v Perth Glory 6,285
Western Sydney v Adelaide United 8,965
Central Coast v Melbourne City 5,974
Newcastle Jets v Brisbane Roar 7,122
Round Attendance 41,656
Round Average - 8,331
Season Total (110 games) - 1,393,717
Season Average (110 games) - 12,670
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+x+x+xdid some stats in another thread before i realised this was here... looking at what percentage of people turn up compared to memberships. this is up to the game last night. numbers pulled from the wiki. ------------attendance---membership--------%-------------#games on FTA victafl......23588........26138...............90.24%........4 wsw........19460........19696...............98.80%........5 sfc..........16087........12319..............130.58%.......7 roar.........14861.........7050............... .210.79% .....8 city.........10866........13023............... 83.43%.........8 perth........10570........8515...............124.13%........3 adelaide...10160.......10088...............100.71..........7 jets...........8583.........8678................98.91%........3 ccm..........7512.........6258...............120.04%........1 nux...........6293.........4791...............131.35%.......lol As i have repeatedly said on here, people will not buy memberships when clubs have such big grounds. You want a ticket for any game in Australia and New Zealand you will get it as easy as that. Maybe sometimes at AAMI and i stress sometimes only. People will pick and choose when they go knowing they will get in. The main reason i and many others buy membership is to support our clubs , but it is also a much cheaper option over the season. $200 for 14 home games and free public transport is fantastic value in anyone's language. i think that position is more common down south.. a lot of afl supporters a big club supporters and buy memberships. i grew up in qld and most big bronco supporters that i knew would never buy memberships but still go to plenty of games. i think there is a cultural difference in the way we support and the numbers kind of support this while that is true, it doesn't explain the Sydney Swans having 56,000 members in 2016 (although I admit am always sceptical about AFL membership figures).
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Regular Season Round Twenty - two
Season Nine(135) 1,761,161
Season Ten(135) - 1,689,510
Season Eleven(135) 1,662,729
Season Eight(135) 1,661,830
Season Seven(135) 1,415,782
Season Twelve (110) 1,393,717
Season Six(165) 1,384,902
Season Five(135) 1,322,475
Season Three(84) 1,227,273
Season Two(84) 1,085,829
Season Four(84) 1,023,147
Season One(84) 920,219
Regular Season Averages by season
Season One 10,955
Season Two 12,927
Season Three 14,610
Season Four 12,180
Season Five 9,796
Season Six 8,393
Season Seven 10,487
Season Eight 12,310
Season Nine 13,046
Season Ten 12,515
Season Eleven 12,317
Season Twelve 12,670
Season average, by average
Season Three 14,610
Season Nine 13,046
Season Two 12,927
Season Twelve 12,670
Season Ten 12,515
Season Eleven 12,317
Season Eight 12,310
Season Four 12,180
Season One 10,955
Season Seven 10,487
Season Five 9,796
Season Six 8,393
Finals Attendances
Season One(6)126,237
Season Two(6)177,672
Season Three(6)154,118
Season Four(6)143,819
Season Five(7)151,206
Season Six(7)121,635
Season Seven(7)119,147
Season Eight(5) 105,255
Season Nine (5) 128,566
Season Ten (6) 137,825
Season Eleven (5) 117,122
Regular season plus finals
Season Nine(135) 1,761,161 + (5) 128,566 = 1,889,727
Season Ten(135) 1,689,510 + (5) 137,825 = 1,827,335
Season Eleven(135) 1,662,729+ (5) 117,122 = 1,779,851
Season Eight(135) 1,661,830 + (5) 105,255 = 1,767,085
Season Seven(135) 1,415,782 +(7)119,147 = 1,534,929
Season Six(165) 1,384,902 +(7)121,635 = 1,506,537
Season Five(135) 1,322,475 +(7)151,206 = 1,473,681
Season Twelve (110) 1,393,717 + (0)= 1,393,717
Season Three(84) 1,227,273 + (6)154,118 =1,381,391
Season Two(84) 1,085,829 + (6)177,672 = 1,263,501
Season Four(84) 1,023,147 + (6)143,819 = 1,166,966
Season One(84) 920,219 + (6)126,237 = 1,046,456
Season One(84) 920,219 + (6)126,237 = 1,046,456
Season Two(84) 1,085,829 + (6)177,672 = 1,263,501
Season Three(84) 1,227,273 + (6)154,118 = 1,381,391
Season Four(84) 1,023,147 + (6)143,819 = 1,166,966
Season Five(135) 1,322,475 +(7)151,206 = 1,473,681
Season Six(165) 1,384,902 +(7)121,635 = 1,506,537
Season Seven(135) 1,415,782 +(7)119,147 = 1,534,929
Season Eight(135) 1,661,830 + (5)105,255= 1,767,085
Season Nine(135) 1,761,161 + (5) 128,566 = 1,889,727
Season Ten(135) 1,689,510 + (4) 137,825 = 1,827,335
Season Eleven(135) 1,662,729+ (5) 117,122 = 1,779,851
Season Twelve(110) 1,393,727 + (0) = 1,393,717
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