2012 Memberships

[applesauce]

Broncos are at 12,277 Raiderdave.

 

[H.H]

Roosters at 5,167

http://www.sydneyroosters.com.au/

 

[Von]

I would hope we are aiming for a min 10% increase each year. Attendances still outweigh ticketed memberships greatly so there are plenty of people who go to games but don't become members, we need to convert them by making it too good a deal to miss out on, or to make payments easier. In the UK they do staggered payment options so your not having to find a big chunk of money in one go.[/QUOTE]

Most clubs now offer such a thing Red.

 

[Perth Red]

That's good Von, Would be pretty hard to come up with the cash as a one off for a family ticket if your a Titans fan!

 

[morley101]

Just comparing some AFL 2012 meberships

from Dec 22

Gold Coast 7027 down 2000 from 2011
Brisbane 7500 down 5000 from 2011
Sydney 8000
GWS 2016

GWS isn't anywhere near Gold Coast for their 1st year. :lol:

 

[yobbo84]

Ben McLoughlin is our 10,000 Ticketed Member for 2012!

10 Jan 2012

Ben McLoughlin from Little Bay, NSW is the Rabbitohs 10,000th Ticketed Member for 2012! Having renewed his Red & Green Reserved Junior Membership recently, Ben was congratulated by Greg Inglis at Redfern yesterday, and was presented with his Junior Reggie Rabbit pack.

Ben’s Membership highlights a milestone for the Rabbitohs ahead of last year’s journey which puts us in a great position to reach our Membership target of 22,000 Members. Along with Ben, 10,223 other Ticketed Members have Proven their Passion for the Rabbitohs this year and with a total of 16,676 current Members for 2012 we still maintain the title for the largest Membership in the NRL.

When asked how he felt about being the Club’s 10,000th Ticketed Member, Ben said "I was so excited, it was so awesome to receive my Reggie Pack from Greg Inglis!''

This is Ben’s second consecutive year of Membership, making him a Bronze Member of the Rabbitohs. Ben,14, has supported the Rabbitohs for over 10 years and comes from a family of passionate Rabbitoh supporters. When asked why he decided to prove his passion and become a Member, Ben explains ‘Because we enjoy going to the games and wanted to support the Club.’

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[firechild]

Gotta win something I suppose.

 

[Von]

Well done Souths.

 

[Mr Pmatta]

so a bit of guessimating ...
( except where clubs have their tallies on their websites ) via posters putting in updates got from twitter etc
re where most clubs are now ... against where they were approx this time last year thanks to cleary's table above

20/1/11 10/1/12

Brisbane 11,669 13,000
Canberra 3,822 3,500
Canterbury 8,388 8,000
Sharks 2,767 3,000
Titans 5,919 3,500
Manly 4,730 6,000
Melb 6,000
Newc 5,592 13,000
Cowboys 6,422 8,000
Parra 8,616 8,000
Penrith 3,519 3,500
Souths 15,914 16,600
Dragons 13,311 13,000
Roosters 5,279 5,200
Warriors 4,490 6,500
Tigers 5,356 5,500


if I'm out ... by a fair way either up or down for any club.. feel free to correct this
& we'll start to get a picture of where we're at

Obviously the Knights have us ahead of where we were this time last year as a code
the Storm had no numbers til after Jan 20th in 2011 , so I'm not counting them in any increase
but our tally at Jan 20 last year was 105,794
without the Storm presently our approx tally is 107,750

I'd say thats a sluggish result
lets hope we get a wriggle on in the respective battles to take place in Feb.

No, Parra well above that number, last count a few weeks ago were up to 9 and half thousand give or take few hundred.

 

[Perth Red]

Great work by Sth's, for a team with little on field success they are certainly showing the other clubs the way in this area.

 

[CC_Roosters]

http://membership.melbournestorm.com.au/

storm have a tally up- 5,656 (total)

sorry if this has already been posted

 

[Lambretta]

No, Parra well above that number, last count a few weeks ago were up to 9 and half thousand give or take few hundred.

To have more members than the Dogs at this time of year considering how they ended up last season, that is a great effort by the Eels.

Fans have obviously responded to the fact that the results werent a complete indication of how the team was actually performing. Plus the fact they've recruited quite well.

Overall, the NRL is slightly ahead of last season and hopefully the battles with give the comp a bit of a bounce in the weeks ahead.

 

[dangerousdave]

Pending form and given the membership drive, i reckon theres 7 teams that could average over 20k with in 3 years.

Brisbane
Newcastle
Canterbury
Dragons
Souths
Wests
North Queensland

 

[VictoryFC]

^No Storm? Maybe not 3 years, but surely if there is any club with the potential... also Tits once they stabilize the trajectory should get near there

 

[Raiderdave]

Just comparing some AFL 2012 meberships

from Dec 22

Gold Coast 7027 down 2000 from 2011
Brisbane 7500 down 5000 from 2011
Sydney 8000
GWS 2016

GWS isn't anywhere near Gold Coast for their 1st year. :lol:

nearly 3 weeks later
updates from Jan 10th for the 4 AFL clubs in NSW & QLD

Sydney 13,257
Brisbane 11,202
Gold Coast 8,300
GWS 3,804


that is a mightly worrying figure for GWS :sarcasm:

 

[docbrown]

^No Storm? Maybe not 3 years, but surely if there is any club with the potential... also Tits once they stabilize the trajectory should get near there

Agreed. With the right kind of marketing they'll average 20,000 before the decade's out.

 

[docbrown]

Within 8 years teams should be aiming for:

Broncos - 35,000+
Canberra - 15,000+
Canterbury - 25,000 - 35,000
Cronulla - 15,000+
Titans - 20,000+
Manly - 15,000+
Melbourne - 20,000 - 25,000
Warriors - 20,000 - 25,000
Newcastle - 25,000+
North Qld - 20,000 - 25,000
Parramatta - 18,000+
Penrith - 15,000+
Souths - 25,000 - 35,000
St George - 25,000 - 30,000 (if they look at seat sharing allotments for particular games)
Roosters - 15,000 - 20,000
Tigers - 20,000 - 25,000 (again if they look at seat sharing allotments)

These teams are capable of achieving those numbers and if they did you might see a handful having season capacity attendances (Parramatta, Newcastle, Tigers, Dragons, Manly) and a few others coming close. That would see the overall crowd average somewhere around the 23,000 mark.

 

[Von]

These teams are capable of achieving those numbers and if they did you might see a handful having season capacity attendances (Parramatta, Newcastle, Tigers, Dragons, Manly) and a few others coming close. That would see the overall crowd average somewhere around the 23,000 mark.

And that would make the whole experience of going to the game or watching it on TV that much better.

 

[beave]

I reckon NQ's 6200 odd at the moment is probably actually higher, I reckon they migt be holding on to a few numbers privately in anticipation for a QLD derby race for members.............. i hope.

 

[dangerousdave]

Within 8 years teams should be aiming for:

Broncos - 35,000+
Canberra - 15,000+
Canterbury - 25,000 - 35,000
Cronulla - 15,000+
Titans - 20,000+
Manly - 15,000+
Melbourne - 20,000 - 25,000
Warriors - 20,000 - 25,000
Newcastle - 25,000+
North Qld - 20,000 - 25,000
Parramatta - 18,000+
Penrith - 15,000+
Souths - 25,000 - 35,000
St George - 25,000 - 30,000 (if they look at seat sharing allotments for particular games)
Roosters - 15,000 - 20,000
Tigers - 20,000 - 25,000 (again if they look at seat sharing allotments)

Seems like fun. I'm gunna try. Team crowd averages for 2020

Broncos - 40,000
Canberra - 20,000 (pending they find the land and can develop a new stadium closer to civic)
Canterbury - 25,000
Cronulla - 15,000
Titans - 22,000
Manly - 15,000
Melbourne - 24,000
Warriors - 30,000
Newcastle - 30,000
North Qld - 25,000
Parramatta - 20,000 (2nd tier needed at atleast one end of the ground)
Penrith - 18,000
Souths - 25,000
St George - 25,000 (further redevelopments needed at both grounds)
Roosters - 15,000
Tigers - 25,000