2017 NRL Club Membership

[Emu01]

Dragons hit 15,000 members today! Not Bad considering we have no attack,can't score points and a coach that can't coach.

 

[Miller was a legend]

Dragons hit 15,000 members today! Not Bad considering we have no attack,can't score points and a coach that can't coach.

Don't forget Doust

 

[PaulyTom]

Dragons hit 15,000 members today! Not Bad considering we have no attack,can't score points and a coach that can't coach.

The signing of Nene McDonald has people queuing up for memberships.

 

[Dragon_Taylor6]

Dragons are at 15,059

 

[PaulyTom]

When's the next tally update

 

[PaulyTom]

Bulldogs 16473

 

[PaulyTom]

Dragons are at 15,059

Great effort by the dragons. They go ahead on last year total at the same time.

 

[taipan]

Don't forget Doust

Is he worth 200 memberships?

 

[taipan]

When's the next tally update

Whenever it is , I trust the Panthers have repaired their numbers counter.It's been stuck on the one spot for weeks.

 

[carcharias]

Great effort by the dragons. They go ahead on last year total at the same time.

To be honest I think it's a pretty shit result.
They are meant to be one of the best supported clubs in the game

 

[Perth Red]

Fair call, didn't consider that. I just couldn't imagine us having all that many SA / WA fans but you're right in saying that everyone should feel included

Surely one of the reasons for taking NRL games to new markets is to develop new fanbases? There has been a hugely positive shift in last two seasons of these on the road games. previously only the club whose home game it was sold merch, memberships, tickets etc for and at the game. Now it seems clubs involved have come to an agreement that both can do so. This means WA NRL fans this year have the option to become members of Manly, Warriors, Souths or Storm and get a one game ticketed membership. This should be welcomed.

 

[The Mad Hatter]

Don't know why (if they don't) the NRL don't do a WA / SA / Tas / NT / PNG membership.

Send out a season guide, a NRL pass card that gives you access to 3-6 games wherever NRL is played, some footy cards, info about that region's Jr league etc, and access to bonus content on NRL app filmed and created specifically for these expansion markets without a current NRL team.

People will join if they feel part of something and if they don't have to back a team, the NRL can provide all info to these people.

 

[Perth Red]

Because these games are still controlled by the clubs, at the whim of the clubs. Whilst Souths have shown great commitment to playing in WA over the years most clubs come and go depending on the mood of the CEO, what they can wangle out of the State Govt or how much loss they are due to make. We never know if we will get one game or three. Last year they did combine a membership for one of the NRL games and the test match which was a positive start. When the NRL becomes strategic and visionary enough to actually controlling the scheduling of on the road games then we may see that happen.

 

[PaulyTom]

Long term commitment to growth areas is the key . Rabbits should be applauded for their commitment to Perth. Their brand has definitely grown and along with warriors would be by far the most supported league team in W.A

 

[Timmah]

Latest update with figures matched to this day in 2016.



http://bit.ly/2017NRLMembers

 

[Clifferd]

That can't be right for Penrith can it?

Those numbers look a bit disappointing

 

[Perth Red]

To be honest I think it's a pretty shit result.
They are meant to be one of the best supported clubs in the game

15,000 should be the pass mark by this year, anything below is sht. Especially if your reigning premiers!

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

I feel like Cronullas memberships would almost all be ticketed. Running through ticket sales for the next few games they look to be already selling well.

 

[sensesmaybenumbed]

Well done parra. If they were winning, they'd have 30k, easy.

 

[Cumberland Throw]

When a team has a massive year of membership growth

Ie like panthers last year they always struggle to grow again