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The Game 2023 Membership

titoelcolombiano

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Shows how untapped brisbane is
Spicy ;)
“We used to play top-flight football before 1988, when the Broncos came in, and took that away from us."

Also, it baffles me why some on here still argue they were the wrong choice. Outside of the Broncos themselves, they are by far the biggest Rugby League club in QLD.
“Commercially, we are No.2 in the NRL, so we are the second most sponsored club in the NRL already for 2023,”

“Another thing that confirms the excitement behind the club is that, even in merchandise, we were the third biggest selling team in the NRL for the first quarter of 2022.

“Membership-wise, we are already through 15,000 financial members, which is a good start for us. That has put us in a really strong position off the field, and from that great things grow.”
 

Vibing

Juniors
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the 4 clubs with no info need to report their tallies

Parramatta were the biggest in Sydney & made the GF last year
why in the name of jesus are they not releasing their number for 2023

Penrith
no official number from last year , nothing this year so far , 3 GF's in a row & winning the last 2 , their number would be huge i'd think so why aren't they releasing it ?

Dogs
come on

Warriors
same
 

BlueandGold

Juniors
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But, but, but they were the wrong choice. They are just there because of News Ltd - lol

33k ave crowds
27k members
Asset rich
$100m in the bank
Own their home ground
Sponsors

1st Broncos 14.8m

2nd Dolphins 12.9 to 14.8m 2nd in the league reported before the year commenced.

3rd Panthers 12.9m

This expansion on nearly all metrics would be one of the best without a doubt.
 

Brick Tamland

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Sharks have bought some property in Cronulla to house their membership team and merchandise shop.

Will be interesting to see what effect having a much more visible membership shop will have on membership numbers next season:

https://www.theleader.com.au/story/...y-purchasing-former-westpac-building/?cs=1507

Sharks purchase former Westpac building at southern end of Cronulla mall​

Murray Trembath

By Murray Trembath
Updated March 29 2023 - 8:49pm, first published 8:00pm

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Artist's impression of the building with Sharks signage. Picture supplied.
The Sharks have purchased the former Westpac building in Cronulla in a bold business move that will project the brand into one of the liveliest parts of the shire.
Located at 94 Cronulla Street, at the southern end of the mall, the 562 square metre retail/commercial freehold building will be converted into a new Sharks merchandise store and central office.


The Westpac branch, which occupied the site for 30 years, closed in mid-2022.

Sharks group CEO Dino Mezzatesta, who with members of the Sharks Board of Directors oversaw and negotiated the purchase through Colliers, was confident the building would prove to be a valuable club asset.

"The building is in a prominent position and gives us a presence in one of the main retail, entertainment and restaurant precincts in Sutherland Shire," Mezzatesta said.
"It is also a substantial addition to our asset base, can accommodate Sharks staff and will increase our income and revenue through a new merchandise outlet.
"The first time the business has ventured down this path, this purchase was assessed in line with a thorough due diligence process and will be a wonderful opportunity for us to further guarantee the Sharks long-term financial future."


Colliers agent Trent Gallagher, who along with colleague Edward McFarland brokered the sale for vendor Samglade Pty Ltd, who held the property for 26 years, said the transaction was a "win win" for the Sharks and the local community.
"For the community in Cronulla, having the Sharks in a main retail strip will increase foot traffic and help support local businesses," Mr Gallagher said.
"It will also create opportunities for the community to engage with the Sharks and their activities, which could have a positive impact on the local economy and social fabric," he added.
"For the Sharks, acquiring a prime location in the heart of Cronulla Mall will provide them with greater visibility and accessibility to fans and supporters. It will also allow them to have a central office and merchandise store, which will make it easier for them to manage their operations and connect with their audience," Mr McFarland said.


The purchase follows the acquisition of the premises and licensed club operations at Kareela Golf Club while the leagues club was being redeveloped as part of the Woolooware Bay Town Centre.
 

Perth Red

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Sponsors

1st Broncos 14.8m

2nd Dolphins 12.9 to 14.8m 2nd in the league reported before the year commenced.

3rd Panthers 12.9m

This expansion on nearly all metrics would be one of the best without a doubt.
Link? How do you know what this seasons revenue lines are for clubs? I doubt they are sharing them with each other 3 months into the year lol. Id like to know how Dolphins know how much sponsorship clubs have got in this year to make that claim?
 

parrawentyfan

Juniors
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The Sharks upcoming store front got me thinking. Where do we miss opportunities to sell memberships.

Why doesn't the NRL or the clubs organise membership gift cards. They can sit in the gift card section of Coles/Woolworths along with the iTunes/JB HiFi etc etc cards. Might bring in some members. With 1 game, 3 game or 6 game membrrships you wouldn't need to even worry about things like seating allocation.
 

Perth Red

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The Sharks upcoming store front got me thinking. Where do we miss opportunities to sell memberships.

Why doesn't the NRL or the clubs organise membership gift cards. They can sit in the gift card section of Coles/Woolworths along with the iTunes/JB HiFi etc etc cards. Might bring in some members. With 1 game, 3 game or 6 game membrrships you wouldn't need to even worry about things like seating allocation.
It'd be a start to bring them out in Nov so people can buy them for xmas presents!
 

Brick Tamland

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