2010 Crowd Watch II

[Raiders_Premiers]

I'm gonna have to check, but I'm fairly sure 4.5 million people don't live in the shire.

So only shire people go to Cronulla games? It doesn't help when Cronulla plays (insert Sydney team here)?

 

[cleary89]

So only shire people go to Cronulla games? It doesn't help when Cronulla plays (insert Sydney team here)?

So only ACT people go to Canberras games? stfu and stop digging the hole deeper.

 

[Raiders_Premiers]

Might as well say there are 6 billion at Canberra's disposal?

Don't be stupid. There are 350,000 in the A.C.T with pretty much no one close to us for another 3 hours.

Sydney has what, 4 million within 1 hour of each other?

:lol: That's the stupidest statement I've seen in a long time :lol:

351,000 people to draw from (and that doesn't include Queanbeyan or any NSW suburbs, or surrounding areas like Goulburn, Yass and Bungendore)... and still one of the worst averages in the league.

I know it's hard for a simple mind like yours, but refer to my Brisbane to Canberra ratio I posted before

 

[WaznTheGreat]

Only 11,383 at Parra

 

[sarahk]

Only 11,383 at Parra

it was still a good crowd considering it was raining before hand and it was an out of town team. The atmosphere was great and i have to say good on the warriors fans that stayed back and cheered cayless.

 

[Timmah]

With Parra's season over that wasn't a surprise tbh

 

[RockWheel]

Eels finish with an average of around 17000, which isn't bad.

 

[Dr Crane]

beats the 5,000 they pulled in 2008 against the warriors in round 26.

 

[WaznTheGreat]

Eels finish with an average of around 17000, which isn't bad.

Its great to be honest,they ran 12th out of 15 teams and had a better crowd average then most teams in the top 8

 

[Timmah]

10,997 at CUA

 

[user_nat]

Even against the Sharks that is woeful.

Will be more at Dairy Farmers for a team who will get the "spoon".

 

[JW]

Pennies finish the year a bee's johno over 13K by the looks of it. 2nd last in Sydney ahead of the Sharks.

 

[Evenflow]

it was still a good crowd considering it was raining before hand and it was an out of town team. The atmosphere was great and i have to say good on the warriors fans that stayed back and cheered cayless.

No it wasn't, it was a sh*t crowd when an stalwart of the club who played his guts out for it for 13 years (the vast majority of them as captain) plays his last game and only just over 11k turn up to show their appreciation, all because "it rained before the game". It's a disgrace that a club champion means so very little to so few and thousands stayed home instead of giving him the send off he deserved.

 

[WaznTheGreat]

What a absolute disgrace Panthers crowds are,finished 2nd in the comp and had a AMAZING HOME record and look at there crowd average


Kick these bums out of the NRL

 

[Doomednow]

People who live in Penrith and don't support the home team piss me off. Right off. Especially if you were born there. I don't care who your dad supported. People have said earlier that the fans aren't committed enough, and maybe that's true. But it seems to me as a fan and a former resident that there's something about the people who live there that makes them either unwilling to support a team through the tough times or makes them dislike the social hoodoo of being a "westie" so much that they forsake their local team and try to identify with another more metropolitan team because its shinier and they can claim some family member is a supporter.

End Rant. Maybe its not like that but it sure seems like it. I feel better after typing that anyway. Sorry if I offended anyone.

 

[sarahk]

No it wasn't, it was a sh*t crowd when an stalwart of the club who played his guts out for it for 13 years (the vast majority of them as captain) plays his last game and only just over 11k turn up to show their appreciation, all because "it rained before the game". It's a disgrace that a club champion means so very little to so few and thousands stayed home instead of giving him the send off he deserved.

honestly who cares. The people that did come gave him the send off he deserves.Stuff the fans that didnt rock up. They missed out bigtime and good on the fans that did go .

 

[WaznTheGreat]

Had nothing to do with the rain,Parra fans couldn't bare to watch another disgraceful performance

 

[Timmah]

Maybe that applies to you, because you're a fairweather softcock. At least fans like sarah support their team win or lose. Gutless.

 

[WaznTheGreat]

Maybe that applies to you, because you're a fairweather softcock. At least fans like sarah support their team win or lose. Gutless.

Sarah Jessica Parker loves the Eels?

 

[Panther_Daz]

People who live in Penrith and don't support the home team piss me off. Right off. Especially if you were born there. I don't care who your dad supported. People have said earlier that the fans aren't committed enough, and maybe that's true. But it seems to me as a fan and a former resident that there's something about the people who live there that makes them either unwilling to support a team through the tough times or makes them dislike the social hoodoo of being a "westie" so much that they forsake their local team and try to identify with another more metropolitan team because its shinier and they can claim some family member is a supporter.

End Rant. Maybe its not like that but it sure seems like it. I feel better after typing that anyway. Sorry if I offended anyone.

It is a very good point you make. People always criticise Penrith crowds,but the simple fact is that there isn't that many Penrith supporters in Penrith. My Grade at school of about 120 had about 10 Penrith supporters.

I would like to know how many Dogs and Parra members come from the Penrith district.