Surely THIS is their biggest issue. 

When will the sheik tore of his plastic toy ?
and even if you consider this question, how on earth are people meant to be excited by this club?

it's one club we don't have to worry about

you always do overs with your predictions.

MVFC v PG - 15,500
BR v CCM - 8,500
NJ v WSW - 8,500
WU v SFC - 5,500
AU v Nix - 7,500


starting to wonder of Victory has as well. 


But what about ticket prices? charging $55 in the Victory end at the derby is appalling. 


yep. I have this gut feeling the CFG are not in this for the long haul. hope i'm wrong. 

you always do overs with your predictions.

MVFC v PG - 15,500
BR v CCM - 8,500
NJ v WSW - 8,500
WU v SFC - 5,500
AU v Nix - 7,500

adelaide are flying, they have the second best player in the comp and won the ffa cup they should be getting 10k 

If we can push up to around an aggregate of 47,500 for the round, that's ok.

i hope you're right. But Adelaide's crowd and membership numbers have been very disappointing in recent years. they only got 12,000 against us last week in a game that always used to sell out. 

W-League: Roar v WSW 2,531 + the twenty cheapskates stood on the car park roof ...

@Waz
Were you 1 on top of 2530?
Why was it a bigger crowd than last Thursday night's game at Dolphin (2139)?

13,084 at AAMI

Is thatvthecworst Vuck crowd in the last 6 years?

Victory has drawn 14,700 less spectators to their first 5 home games this season than last season.

The A League is genuinely in deep trouble. 

must be close to their worst crowd of the last 13 years

Being shit will do that. 

The worst in 7 years, since the Round 24 dead rubber against Phoenix in the 2011-12 season at the end of the Magilton era.

Pretty shit weather, but no excuses that was a piss-poor crowd. Playing atrociously will do that though.

That being said, atmosphere was still pretty good. Goes to show what playing in appropriately sized stadium will do.

We did come close to that attendance on two occasions in the tail end of the 2017-18 season, so it could be linked to performance and satisfaction with the coach.


Really good. To get a North-East-South-West side chant up in those conditions was impressive.

Round 22 that year against Newcastle Victory drew 12,457 and Round 24 against Wellington they drew 11,231.

Looks like the new lot have "saved" the league again...

Deary me

Haven't had crowds like this since the peak Frank Lowy years.

LOL

Sounds like the new lot really are "saving" the league then...

Exactly. We even dipped down into four figures when Frank was in charge. I remember the day, 8k we got against Gold Coast once when Lowy was really cracking down on fans. Glad you're coming around to see what a blight he was.

no, just watching things go downhill from last season, under the new lot. 

Wanker. 

It's fair to say the old regime presided over both the highest and lowest A-League attendance averages.

I sincerely hope that you aren't so utterly miserable across the board. You wouldn't be left with much of a life

11,763 at Suncorp.

9,154 at Newcastle v Wanderers.

Austadiums Sport@au_sportA-League: Sydney FC d Western United. Crowd: 4,187 @ GMHBA Stadium #WUNvSYD View details: ift.tt/2r15mCI

Looking at 3k attendances in the not too distant future at this rate...