Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2014 9:44 pmdaysofourlives wrote:Dog Day Afternoon wrote:I wonder how many Crows members are lending their tickets to their mates who are SANFL regulars thus robbing the clubs of revenue?
Im surprised this hasnt been mentioned more in these conversations
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2014 10:21 pmGravel wrote:I am really not sure why some people get so upset at Crows members getting in for free. AAMI/AO members have had 4 free SANFL games as part of their membership package for years and years and all kids under 18 get into SANFL games for free. The more people at the games the better IMO.
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2014 10:28 pmRB wrote:The free admission worked so well in the WAFL...
Posted: Mon Aug 11, 2014 11:09 pmGravel wrote:I am really not sure why some people get so upset at Crows members getting in for free. AAMI/AO members have had 4 free SANFL games as part of their membership package for years and years and all kids under 18 get into SANFL games for free. The more people at the games the better IMO.
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 11:16 amGravel wrote:I am really not sure why some people get so upset at Crows members getting in for free. AAMI/AO members have had 4 free SANFL games as part of their membership package for years and years and all kids under 18 get into SANFL games for free. The more people at the games the better IMO.
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 12:16 pmBooney wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:Booney wrote: As for the 'Lizbeth crowd I'm not surprised, many of the most vocal anti-AFL folks on here are Centrals supporters and I'd imagine it's got through to their mates as well. Boycott I say! Boycott!
Just shy of 2500 per game for the weekend.
Yes, well 2137 isn't a bad turn out considering many are boycotting and of those that did turn up, 3/4 of the crowd would most likely have been supporters of that very team. The visiting team's numbers would have been much greater had its National League side not been playing in Adelaide later that day.
75/25 split, would be similar to most games at Elizabeth regardless of opponent.
Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 12:47 pmDogwatcher wrote:I think it would be a little less than that for sides like Norwood, Sturt, North and Port in the past - try 65/35.
wild dog wrote:Booney wrote:Dogwatcher wrote:Booney wrote: As for the 'Lizbeth crowd I'm not surprised, many of the most vocal anti-AFL folks on here are Centrals supporters and I'd imagine it's got through to their mates as well. Boycott I say! Boycott!
Just shy of 2500 per game for the weekend.
Yes, well 2137 isn't a bad turn out considering many are boycotting and of those that did turn up, 3/4 of the crowd would most likely have been supporters of that very team. The visiting team's numbers would have been much greater had its National League side not been playing in Adelaide later that day.
75/25 split, would be similar to most games at Elizabeth regardless of opponent.
25% visitor crowds at Elizabeth - only rarely that high. That's why we know its the home crowd that's not turning up.
The club was damned either way. The fact that Roy Laird still comes out publically to give real reasons why the current set up is unfair should be reason enough to stick with the club.
As for last Saturdays crowd, the Western side had a fair sprinkling of magpie supporters but they were quiet.
On a side note we noticed that the indigenous community turned out to support the magpies in force. It was fantastic to have that type of turn out, and the magpies should be congratulated on garnering that support. It really is a positive for Port Adelaide to have that sort of following.
Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2014 9:14 amPosted: Tue Aug 19, 2014 2:39 pmPosted: Tue Aug 19, 2014 2:48 pmPosted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 10:04 amPosted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 10:52 amsaintal wrote:With the regular season now complete, would it be possible for somebody with the data to post the average home crowds for each club etc. (with comparsion to last season). Thanks in advance..
Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 8:02 pmPosted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 8:22 pmheater31 wrote:saintal wrote:With the regular season now complete, would it be possible for somebody with the data to post the average home crowds for each club etc. (with comparsion to last season). Thanks in advance..
South had an increase? Good season for many years and playing finals. Beaten each opposition at least 1 time during the minor round. Ran out of beer last weekend v Sturt.
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Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:08 pmwristwatcher wrote:I'm predicting >10,000 this week.
Looking forward to a good night at the Footy. Really enjoyed the Anzac Day clash. Nice to be able to sit in the Sir Don stand.
Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:25 pmJim05 wrote:wristwatcher wrote:I'm predicting >10,000 this week.
Looking forward to a good night at the Footy. Really enjoyed the Anzac Day clash. Nice to be able to sit in the Sir Don stand.
Hope you are right.
Still not sure running up against local footy finals is the way to go. Spoke to several people of the last few days who either are playing or volunteering during finals this week and probably will miss the early game or arrive late.
Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:50 pmwristwatcher wrote:I'm predicting >10,000 this week.
Looking forward to a good night at the Footy. Really enjoyed the Anzac Day clash. Nice to be able to sit in the Sir Don stand.
Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 9:55 pmWedgie wrote:wristwatcher wrote:I'm predicting >10,000 this week.
Looking forward to a good night at the Footy. Really enjoyed the Anzac Day clash. Nice to be able to sit in the Sir Don stand.
It should, SACA members get in for free. Adelaide Oval Football members get in for free and Adelaide Oval is a lot more attractive a proposition for neutrals than Footy Pk and there's still an element of novelty there.
Posted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 10:40 pmPosted: Mon Aug 25, 2014 11:24 pmJK wrote:From memory there was around 12k on Anzac Day. You would think 4 clubs playing should be able to easily eclipse that figure.