by Brett » Wed May 22, 2019 8:03 pm
by stan » Wed May 22, 2019 8:51 pm
by Brett » Wed May 22, 2019 9:03 pm
stan wrote:Brett we can get you around the paywall mate, just a bit of magic and you'll be right.
by stan » Wed May 22, 2019 10:48 pm
Not really it's called Google. I'm sure you'll find the article you are looking for on the Interweb somewhere.Brett wrote:stan wrote:Brett we can get you around the paywall mate, just a bit of magic and you'll be right.
Interesting
by DOC » Thu May 23, 2019 10:43 am
by Pseudo » Thu May 23, 2019 1:05 pm
DOC wrote:The Magpies have had games against South Adelaide, North Adelaide and Central District at Alberton Oval and are averaging just 1705 fans to rank lower than regular bottom-placed Panthers at Noarlunga Oval.
That is a stunning 48 per cent decline on the 3251 average in 2014 when the Magpies became the Power reserves.
The Magpies are the only team to have recorded a drop in numbers for games at all venues this year. The crowd average for games involving the Magpies is 2078, with only West Adelaide below them on 2036.
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“Never before in our club’s 149-year history have more Port Adelaide supporters been attending our games,” he said. “Every second weekend on average more than 42,000 supporters collectively attend either Port Adelaide games at AFL or SANFL level.
“We take a bigger picture view and look at our community as a whole. The facts are clear. Across the last five years Port Adelaide has had more supporters attending our games than at any other time in our club’s history.”
by Booney » Thu May 23, 2019 1:08 pm
Dutchy wrote:In other words PAFC dont give a shit!
by Dutchy » Thu May 23, 2019 1:33 pm
Booney wrote:Dutchy wrote:In other words PAFC dont give a shit!
That's completely wrong, the PAFC certainly give a shit, it's just that the priority is ( and should be ) the AFL side first and foremost.
Since 2014 the Magpies have been about development for our senior side playing AFL.
by wild dog » Thu May 23, 2019 6:04 pm
DOC wrote:......
“Never before in our club’s 149-year history have more Port Adelaide supporters been attending our games,” he said. “Every second weekend on average more than 42,000 supporters collectively attend either Port Adelaide games at AFL or SANFL level.
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Home crowd averages: North 3274 (2093 in 2018), Sturt 3252 (3575), Norwood 3069 (2897), Glenelg 3045 (2059), Eagles 2203 (2176), West 2147 (1880), Central 2097 (1998), South 1733 (1441), Port 1705 (1956).
by Brett » Thu May 23, 2019 6:55 pm
by therisingblues » Sat May 25, 2019 8:41 am
wild dog wrote:DOC wrote:......
“Never before in our club’s 149-year history have more Port Adelaide supporters been attending our games,” he said. “Every second weekend on average more than 42,000 supporters collectively attend either Port Adelaide games at AFL or SANFL level.
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Home crowd averages: North 3274 (2093 in 2018), Sturt 3252 (3575), Norwood 3069 (2897), Glenelg 3045 (2059), Eagles 2203 (2176), West 2147 (1880), Central 2097 (1998), South 1733 (1441), Port 1705 (1956).
The spokesman reckons every second weekend they average more than 42,000. By every second weekend I gather they are indicating Adelaide Oval games. Port Power AO average this year is 38464, last year 38227 and 2017 38136.
38464 + 1705 = 40169 which is lower than 42,000, not more.
2014 Power AFL Adelaide Oval average 44,364, 2015 43,086 and 2016 39,332.
So they have not averaged more than 42,000 since the 2016 season. For the sake of state and the half billion + of public funds that it took to increase their crowds, I hope Port Power's crowds don't tank like they did in 2012 (19,911.)
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