2017 NRL Club Membership

[Raiderdave]

Memberships in RL were always different, you became a member of the leagues club.

yep
a different model
id like to see the membership numbers of all of the associated leagues clubs
it'd be quite a tally ..
of course its only something like $2 to join a leagues club per year
but the amount you'd spend in there over a year would be in the hundreds of $$ minimum & the profits off this are partly used to fund the NRL club

so like we said
a different model

 

[T-Boon]

yeah lol

utter rubbish as per usual
look under NFI in the dictionary & theres a picture of you !!

OK, question mark face.

 

[T-Boon]

yep
a different model
id like to see the membership numbers of all of the associated leagues clubs
it'd be quite a tally ..
of course its only something like $2 to join a leagues club per year
but the amount you'd spend in there over a year would be in the hundreds of $$ minimum & the profits off this are partly used to fund the NRL club

so like we said
a different model

The AFL memberships seem to be a reflection of their crowd attendance. Not so much with NRL, especially if you include all the leagues club (and affiliated leagues club) memberships.

 

[Raiderdave]

The AFL memberships seem to be a reflection of their crowd attendance. Not so much with NRL, especially if you include all the leagues club (and affiliated leagues club) memberships.

do they dopey ?

there are approx 900K AFL members
their average crowds per round are approx 290K


but yeah they're close eh

hahahahahahaha

 

[T-Boon]

do they dopey ?

there are aprox 900K AFL members
their average crowds per round are 290K


but yeah they're close eh

hahahahahahaha

you are not a very nice person Raiderdave.

 

[Raiderdave]

you are not a very nice person Raiderdave.

and you are not a very smart person

 

[T-Boon]

and you are not a very smart person

...

 

[Perth Red]

do they dopey ?

there are approx 900K AFL members
their average crowds per round are approx 290K


but yeah they're close eh

hahahahahahaha

You do realise per round is only 1/2 of clubs at home right Dave?

There actual avg attendance for all clubs is over 600k so about 2/3rds of membership level.

Nrl is around 225k club avg home attendance over all clubs on around 230k members.

Shows there is still a lot of people attending nrl games to convert to members.

(Remembering them home club avg's are skewed by away fans attending Some games)

 

[Raiderdave]

You do realise per round is only 1/2 of clubs at home right Dave?

There actual avg attendance for all clubs is over 600k so about 2/3rds of membership level.

Nrl is around 225k club avg home attendance over all clubs on around 230k members.

Shows there is still a lot of people attending nrl games to convert to members.

(Remembering them home club avg's are skewed by away fans attending Some games)

ah yeah i know that ....
its 580K attendees over a fortnight & they have 900K members
for us its 245K attending a fortnight & we have 300K members
so we probably have a higher % of our members attending games then the AFL ,

making T Loons observation even more ridiculous

they have triple the members
but only double the crowds


if it was a reflection , they'd have triple the crowds

 

[T-Boon]

This appears to be true so T-Loon made a booboo.

 

[PaulyTom]

AFL club membership basically have a membership for any level of income .

NRL are starting to copy that model.

 

[T-Boon]

AFL club membership basically have a membership for any level of income .

NRL are starting to copy that model.

Good idea, we should copy a lot of things from AFL, NFL and also college football. We don't have a solid brains trust (I think about 2 RL players have been to college). Why reinvent the wheel?, just study what the brains trust in the US have done and adopt where possible.

 

[Raiderdave]

Good idea, we should copy a lot of things from AFL, NFL and also college football. We don't have a solid brains trust (I think about 2 RL players have been to college). Why reinvent the wheel?, just study what the brains trust in the US have done and adopt where possible.

" i think 2 RL players have been to college " ??

do you mean university dumb dumb ?
fancy you lecturing anyone about brains lol

 

[T-Boon]

" i think 2 NRL players have been to college " ??

do you mean university dumb dumb ?
fancy you lecturing anyone about brains lol

yup, yup.

 

[T-Boon]

" i think 2 RL players have been to college " ??

do you mean university dumb dumb ?
fancy you lecturing anyone about brains lol

I am cutting you Dave. You are a jerk.

 

[T-Boon]

Dave, I just put you on ignore dude. That means I never have to hear from you again.

 

[POPEYE]

Dave, I just put you on ignore dude. That means I never have to hear from you again.

You should put your mirror on ignore

 

[Tiger5150]

Memberships in RL were always different, you became a member of the leagues club.

Memberships in RL were always different but Im sure you are wrong. Leagues Clubs are just licensed clubs, you can walk in the front door with $10 and become a member. In the "good old days" at most RL clubs (seperate to Leagues clubs) you had to be nominated to be a member of the RLFC. I had to be nominated by 2 members to be a member of Balmain DRLFC and then you paid you $30-40 bucks and were a member, More critically, as a member after being nominated, paying your fees and being financial for 2 years THEN you got the chance to vote on the future direction of the club like I did to call the the Balmain Tigers the Sydney Tigers in 94 (?) and the Wests Tigers in 99. Back in those days you also had the option to buy a season ticket which is what is called a membership these days but previously in league a member was a part owner in the club.

 

[OVP]

Dave, I just put you on ignore dude. That means I never have to hear from you again.

Don't forget to modify your 150 other accounts too.

oops I'm on your list too so you'll never get to see my helpful advice ... so sad, too bad.

 

[I Bleed Maroon]