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Possible but I think 185k-190k is on the cards.
I would gladly pay the money and attend even if we had Brodie FKN Croft running on. Most Broncos fans are really keen to get out for Mozer’s debut.
I think you can bank 180000 and anything more is a bonus.
Agree with that. 180K should be baseline, 190K is possible and 200K is best case and requires multiple games to over perform.
I’m a sharks member and we’ve been asked to resell our seats if not attending. 12000 or more is definitely on the cards.
A glitch on ticketek i am sure Souths will blame Roosters for it.
accorstadium.com.au
Good Friday got 35k and they never opened up 6th level so to open it up they must be expecting more then thatPerhaps to temper the crowd expectation somewhat, here's an article Accor Stadium has published for tomorrow night's game which says "And thus tickets are selling quickly with upwards of 35,000 fans expected in."
If taken literally, that would still be a good result (top 4 crowds this year in Sydney, top 5 crowds for Rabbitohs/Roosters in last 50 years), but a bit disappointing in the context of how many sections have opened.
Season and More on the Line for Rabbitohs V Roosters at Accor Stadium
South Sydney Rabbitohs and Sydney Roosters reprise their 115-year rivalry in a must-win Ron Coote Cup match on Friday night at Accor Stadium
Though there was also this tweet from Accor Stadium on the King's Birthday crowd between the Bulldogs and Eels in June, and it was 7k lower than the eventual crowd figure...so apply that and we're still in the 40k's for tomorrow night.
I'd say around the 11-13k range. The Gold and Titanium sections in the eastern stand that are currently open haven't been available to buy tickets in all season UNLESS for bigger crowds (Bronx, Bunnies, Phins and Wahs), So either it's supposedly expected to draw more than 13k range, or those tickets still haven't been bought and could be looking at a crowd similar to dragons and tigers. It is being marketed as a Father's Day double header though, so we should see more than 13k. But as always, it's practically impossible to make a rough estimation with CBUS as one minute a section is open, the next it's closed due to lack of sale. Especially with the GA sections.
Keep in mind that we did offer a 2 game membership for the last two home games. We also reached a record 13,000 members for the club, which in retrospect is still disappointing club member numbers (especially when the Suns have 10,000 more). The club is practically urging all members to turn up this weekend for the final home game, but some of the members in my section have already told the club that they'd see them next year.
