SA Footy

to every game at my club is $140.00

Whats yours...?

• Adult Membership

• Season Ticket to all 20 Central District minor round matches at Hamra Homes Oval Elizabeth and away.

Norwood Membership Costs..

Twenty eight bottles of Scotch - to forget the pain
Video to DVD transfer fees - so we can watch our glory years again
Two ton of Horse manure - to dump on the doorstep after 158 point losses
An unlimited Internet plan - to vent on sites like this
A Liberal Party Membership - to be one of the inner sanctum

Let's call it $70 and we're square though.

Adult membership with season ticket $120 - concession $60

Adult membership with Home match ticket $85 - concession $42.50

Adult membership without entry tickets is $45 Conc. $27.50

Junior Membership (under 18) $11

We believe we are close to the best value in the league - deliberately keeping our prices as low as possible as we want Eagles fans to get to the games and so we are trying to make it as easy as possible. Check all the benefits you receive by being a member on the club website.

20 games for $120 is just $6 a game saving $3 off the gate plus you get membership too - total saving of $105! - Season tickets make great buying so get on board Eagle fans.
Available at Members night tomorrow - Thursday - 6:00pm at the club - Free BBQ for members plus lots more - check out details in Eagle News #3 -

Times are getting harder....

Sometimes I think my club askes a little too much...

I am thinking about renewing my membership...?

I know of others that have said no..

Members get nothing at Premiership parties.....

Open your ears Dogs....

Name the year I have the badge.....

This isn't sourgrapes....

Membership for North Adelaide

2008 Membership Categories
Adult Membership

Adult: $55 Concession: $50

Benefits Include:

* NAFC & Roosters Club Membership
* 2008 Membership Badge
* 2008 Membership Sticker
* 2008 Team Poster
* Rooster Reviews (3 per year)
* Letter of membership from Barrie Robran
* Email updates (if email provided)
* Yearbook and Annual Report
* NAFC & Roosters Club Voting Rights
* Entry to exclusive Members only Grand Stand Seating
* Grand North/Northern Tavern Rewards Club Card - new members only


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Adult Membership with Home Match Ticket


Adult: $85 Concession: $60

Benefits Include:

* All Adult Membership entitlements
* Ticket to all Prospect and Adelaide Oval home matches (no finals)


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Adult Membership with Season Ticket

Adult: $125 Concession: $75

Benefits include:

* All Adult Membership entitlements
* Ticket to all NAFC matches (no finals)


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Junior Membership

$25

Benefits Include:

* NAFC & Rooster Club Membership
* 2008 Membership Badge
* 2008 Membership Sticker
* 2008 Team Poster
* Rooster Reviews (3 per year)
* Letter of membership from Barrie Robran
* Email updates (if email provided)
* Yearbook and Annual Report
* Entry to exclusive Members only Grand Stand Seating
* Junior member night with senior players, including dinner (2nd term holidays)
* Go into a draw to win the opportunity to be the mascot for a home game
* Don't forget... free entry to all NAFC matches

Bays $134.50 for full membership and 20 games of footy.

From the club sites

Eagles $120.00
Port $120.00 (Memb $45.00 + Ticket $75.00)
North $125.00
South $130.00 (Memb $45.00 + ticket $85.00)
Glenelg $134.50
Central $140.00
Norwood $140.00 (Memb $65.00 + ticket $75.00)
West $150.00
Sturt $170.00

i dont has a problem with my membership fee..........i look at it as more of a donation than anything............i figure the club has given me enormous pleasure of the years and its great to feel a part of it....

suppose its the way you look at it????

Dog_ger wrote:Times are getting harder....

Sometimes I think my club askes a little too much...

I am thinking about renewing my membership...?

I know of others that have said no..

Members get nothing at Premiership parties.....

Open your ears Dogs....

Name the year I have the badge.....

This isn't sourgrapes....

We do get entry to the club at premiership parties, dogger.

The cost is a stretch though, I'll grant you that. I like to compare it to my AFL team membership and all is fine again - I can join, plus Mrs smac and 3 kids for less! Plus I get 20 games of footy.

Ian wrote:Sturt $170.00

$165 but let's not quibble - that is pretty expensive in light of what other club members pay I guess. I presume it might be because of the high home match day costs of transforming a community park into an SANFL-standard facility (yes, go on, insert jokes about pooper-scoopers here...)

zipzap wrote:

Ian wrote:Sturt $170.00

$165 but let's not quibble - that is pretty expensive in light of what other club members pay I guess. I presume it might be because of the high home match day costs of transforming a community park into an SANFL-standard facility (yes, go on, insert jokes about pooper-scoopers here...)

You must be concession and got the extremely generous discount of $5.00

http://www.sturtfc.com.au/index-membership.html wrote:True Blue Season


True Blue Package All Home & Away Games

Price: $170.00
Concession: $165.00

Just a little question about concession....does a health care card get you concession for membership at your club ? I ask this as i know someone who was denied getting concession at Westies this year although holding a health care card (wasn't me) and had to pay the full amount, the person had used the card in previous years and was accepted...
Just wondering.

Ian wrote:From the club sites

Eagles $120.00
Port $120.00 (Memb $45.00 + Ticket $75.00)
North $125.00
South $130.00 (Memb $45.00 + ticket $85.00)
Glenelg $134.50
Central $140.00
Norwood $140.00 (Memb $65.00 + ticket $75.00)
West $150.00
Sturt $170.00

Just to add my two cents worth in I was approached last weekend to join a fly fishing club . The above fees are a hell of a lot better than the fly fishing clubs price.
$220 dollars a year with access to private waters etc. But its that price every year and you are not assured of being a member after two years.In other words you could be told to hop it after paying $440 .
I should add the boss is ok about paying to be a footy member but she would not like me paying to fish .Lucky I wanna chase Bream and not trout.

firstblood wrote:Just a little question about concession....does a health care card get you concession for membership at your club ? I ask this as i know someone who was denied getting concession at Westies this year although holding a health care card (wasn't me) and had to pay the full amount, the person had used the card in previous years and was accepted...
Just wondering.

Health care cards normally get you the concession price.

firstblood wrote:Just a little question about concession....does a health care card get you concession for membership at your club ? I ask this as i know someone who was denied getting concession at Westies this year although holding a health care card (wasn't me) and had to pay the full amount, the person had used the card in previous years and was accepted...
Just wondering.

At Centrals a health care card doesn't count as a concession not sure at Westies though.

Not sure if this is the right place to discuss, and there's probably good reasons why this isn't in place, but can anyone shed some light on the following for me:

Why don't AAMI Stadium Ultimate/Category 1 memberships include a $50 (plucking a figure there - seems in line with most SANFL clubs base membership package) surcharge or component, which gets redirected to the SANFL club of choice, making the individual a member of both an AFL and SANFL club?

A similar setup could maybe work in with straight Power and Crows memberships?

SANFL clubs combined member numbers are around 20,000, yet the Crows + Power combined is around 70,000+ ... Thats 50,000 avowed football lovers not transferring back to the SANFL.

The obvious benefits for the SANFL clubs are the additional direct revenue via increased membership, but over time how many people might return to the local football, some of which might discover (or re-discover) a passion for it?

I'd imagine the dividend returned to SANFL clubs could have a major part in why something like this isn't in place?

whufc wrote:

firstblood wrote:Just a little question about concession....does a health care card get you concession for membership at your club ? I ask this as i know someone who was denied getting concession at Westies this year although holding a health care card (wasn't me) and had to pay the full amount, the person had used the card in previous years and was accepted...
Just wondering.

At Centrals a health care card doesn't count as a concession not sure at Westies though.

It should. I'll be at the game Saturday night with next door, I'll be showing my HCC and getting in at concession prices as I have in the past.

MightyEagles wrote:

whufc wrote:

firstblood wrote:Just a little question about concession....does a health care card get you concession for membership at your club ? I ask this as i know someone who was denied getting concession at Westies this year although holding a health care card (wasn't me) and had to pay the full amount, the person had used the card in previous years and was accepted...
Just wondering.

At Centrals a health care card doesn't count as a concession not sure at Westies though.

It should. I'll be at the game Saturday night with next door, I'll be showing my HCC and getting in at concession prices as I have in the past.

Have only be told no once with a HCC and that was at Adelaide oval in final.And as i said a once only thing.
At a Crows trial a few years back it confused the hell out of a ticket seller but it still got me in as a concession.

Constance_Perm wrote:Not sure if this is the right place to discuss, and there's probably good reasons why this isn't in place, but can anyone shed some light on the following for me:

Why don't AAMI Stadium Ultimate/Category 1 memberships include a $50 (plucking a figure there - seems in line with most SANFL clubs base membership package) surcharge or component, which gets redirected to the SANFL club of choice, making the individual a member of both an AFL and SANFL club?

A similar setup could maybe work in with straight Power and Crows memberships?

SANFL clubs combined member numbers are around 20,000, yet the Crows + Power combined is around 70,000+ ... Thats 50,000 avowed football lovers not transferring back to the SANFL.

The obvious benefits for the SANFL clubs are the additional direct revenue via increased membership, but over time how many people might return to the local football, some of which might discover (or re-discover) a passion for it?

I'd imagine the dividend returned to SANFL clubs could have a major part in why something like this isn't in place?

CP I was telling someone last night its a shame but buying with a HCC gets me into every game as a member for roughly what it costs to get into 1 crows game .
I love the SANFL live stuff the awful leave that for tv watching when I'm not at an eagles game .

They shouldn't accept HCCs, they're a dime a dozen and not even treated as serious by the government department that helps issue them.