A-League Round 10 (06/07 Season):
@NZ 2357
@Newc 10895
@QLD 13727
@Syd 12316
TOTAL: 39,295
AVERAGE: 9,824
Dodger said:Round 14 - June 15-18
Bulldogs/Broncos TELSTRA 10,121
Sea Eagles/Rabbitohs BROOKVALE 7,341
Sharks/Warriors TOYOTA 4,202
Cowboys/Storm D F S 20,023
Panthers/Roosters CUA PEN 5,831
Eels/Dragons PARRAMATTA 12,658
Tigers/Titans CAMPBELLTOWN 13,451
Knights/Raiders ENERGYAUST 11,349
8 matches: TOTAL 84,976 / AVERAGE 10,622
R14 2006 (7 matches): TOTAL: 70,811 / Per Match Average: 10,115
R14 2005 (6 matches): TOTAL: 74,079 / Per Match Average: 12,346
After R14, the 2007 totals:
2007 Season Total: 1,666,384
2007 Season Avg: 15,721
15,721 isn't that bad, we need to get into the 16's to avoid embarrasment. 17's for a record?Dodger said:Round 14 - June 15-18
Bulldogs/Broncos TELSTRA 10,121
Sea Eagles/Rabbitohs BROOKVALE 7,341
Sharks/Warriors TOYOTA 4,202
Cowboys/Storm D F S 20,023
Panthers/Roosters CUA PEN 5,831
Eels/Dragons PARRAMATTA 12,658
Tigers/Titans CAMPBELLTOWN 13,451
Knights/Raiders ENERGYAUST 11,349
8 matches: TOTAL 84,976 / AVERAGE 10,622
R14 2006 (7 matches): TOTAL: 70,811 / Per Match Average: 10,115
R14 2005 (6 matches): TOTAL: 74,079 / Per Match Average: 12,346
After R14, the 2007 totals:
2007 Season Total: 1,666,384
2007 Season Avg: 15,721
lockyno1 said:MNF should get 35-40K
lockyno1 said:MNF should get 35-40K
THE biggest-drawing club in the NRL is concerned its first taste of Monday Night Footy could bomb badly as Broncos fans have been slow to embrace the concept.
Monday night matches have been a surprise success for the NRL this season, but ticket sales for the Broncos' match against Wests Tigers on Monday have been worryingly slow.
The Broncos' average home attendance this season has been 32,714 – far and away the best for any club in the league. The Titans (24,914) and Cowboys (19,589) are the only other sides averaging close to or over 20,000.
Broncos chief executive Bruno Cullen last night admitted the lack of sales for his club's first Monday night foray was a concern.
"At the moment we are on track for a crowd of around 21,000," Cullen said last night.
"That might not sound too bad for most clubs but for us that is extremely poor.
"We make no secret of the importance of crowd numbers to our bottom line. We don't have the backing of a big leagues club, and for us to meet our targets we budget for a crowd of around 31,000.
"If you get 21,000 one week, it means you need 41,000 the week after, and we know we have at least one more Monday night game this year."
The Broncos believe if Monday night's game against the fourth-placed Tigers had been scheduled for a Friday night or Sunday afternoon, it could easily have attracted a crowd of more than 30,000.
Cullen was outspoken earlier in the year about his dislike of the Monday night concept but said its success elsewhere had ensured it would become a permanent fixture and one Brisbane must embrace.
"Monday night games are here to stay so it's a challenge we have to meet and we are working on a number of strategies in that regard," Cullen said..
"We want it to be a success, and I guess with this game falling in chool holidays it is a bit of a blessing, because it is a bit easier for families not having to get the kids off to school the next day."