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2025 Crowd Watch

taipan

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Yes I’ve bagged the crowds and stadium at kogorah and suggested that the dragons permanently move to Wollongong as well as play 2 games ”home” games at Allianz.
Rarely I would suggest. Leichhardt oval ? The Dogs are the ones who can hold their heads up high re crowds in N.S.W.
 

taipan

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That’s a shockingly low and disappointing crowd at Canberra.
But, but, the club is 3rd on the ladder ,much less than half capacity. They had a much bigger crowd a week or so ago.
The stadium not up to scratch ? The continual bagging of clubs on crowds achieves little.
Because the modern stadiums are financed by Govt and until they step in (like they promised and reneged ) improvements are going to take time.
 

Jonty

Juniors
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But, but, the club is 3rd on the ladder ,much less than half capacity. They had a much bigger crowd a week or so ago.
The stadium not up to scratch ? The continual bagging of clubs on crowds achieves little.
Because the modern stadiums are financed by Govt and until they step in (like they promised and reneged ) improvements are going to take time.
Although the crowd was shocking I’ll cut the raiders some slack because of the opposition and the last home game attracted a crowd approaching 24k.

when was the last time the sharks had a crowd approaching 24k or even 20k?
 

yakstorm

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The Raiders did very little to promote today's game. You compare it with the effort they put behind the Phins and Bulldogs matches, and the result isn't surprising. Titans are never going to be a high drawing opponent for the Raiders, even if they're coming first. Perfect opportunity for the club to do something different, make it family day and drastically cut family tickets, do some big community activity or really anything.

The one thing so many of our clubs forget, is not all games are perceived as equal in value. Getting fans to pay $35 - $60 for a top of the table clash is an easy sell, but they won't pay the same for 3rd v 17th when for the same amount (or less) they can take up another entertainment option.
 

Perth Red

Post Whore
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The gap between the highs and lows of nrl crowds is still way too high. Clubs are lazy, or lack marketing ability/ideas, some venues are still way under par and the nrl isnt helping by taking no leadership on the issue. It’s a good job we have a handful of clubs, and the odd games, that really boost the overall avg. there’ll always be some clubs better supported than others, nature of the beast, but those bottom fanbase clubs need to work harder.
 

Vlad59

Bench
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The gap between the highs and lows of nrl crowds is still way too high. Clubs are lazy, or lack marketing ability/ideas, some venues are still way under par and the nrl isnt helping by taking no leadership on the issue. It’s a good job we have a handful of clubs, and the odd games, that really boost the overall avg. there’ll always be some clubs better supported than others, nature of the beast, but those bottom fanbase clubs need to work harder.
Congrats on the Perth club mate. The long wait is finally over and a poor decision finally corrected. Perth has tremendous potential to add to the NRL on every level; crowds, player base, tv ratings and financially.
 

Jonty

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Congrats on the Perth club mate. The long wait is finally over and a poor decision finally corrected. Perth has tremendous potential to add to the NRL on every level; crowds, player base, tv ratings and financially.
In time the stadium as well.

hopefully the Perth bears model will be a huge success and force the NRL officials to seriously look at a similar setup for the sharks and Adelaide.

then the NRL will truly be a national competition with Christchurch/South Island coming in as team #20.
 

League Unlimited News

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We contacted Wests Tigers to confirm the crowd last night is 11,110


Round 11 crowds​

Fri18:00NEW v PARMcD Jones20,125
Fri20:00CBY v SYDAccor30,166
Sat15:00DOL v WARSuncorp32,165
Sat17:30NQL v MANQLD CB18,965
Sat19:35CRO v MELSharks11,570
Sun14:00BRI v SGISuncorp38,016
Sun16:05CAN v GLDGIO9,650
Sun18:15WST v SOUCampbelltown11,110
Rnd 11 TOTRnd 11 AVGSeason TOTSeason AVG
171,767214711,763,00320034

NOTE: Season average is per game (88 games so far). Season total counts Vegas, Optus double headers once; Magic Round Days 1, 2 and 3 totals.


Average Home Crowds​

Brisbane41,078
Canterbury34,369
Dolphins26,719
Sydney24,680
Warriors22,275
Melbourne22,154
Newcastle20,811
North Qld18,650
Parramatta18,234
Manly16,862
Canberra15,792
Wests Tigers15,449
South Sydney15,297
Gold Coast14,286
Cronulla12,531
Penrith12,345
St Geo Illa11,992

NOTE: home crowd averages exclude neutral venues (Vegas, Optus, Magic and regional venues)
 

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