2024 Crowd Watch

[SLRBRONCOS]

Dolphins v Wahs looking like it will fill to 28-30k

 

[RedVee]

So after last night at Jubilee if that was 18,400 odd, I’m guessing the actual allowable capacity is now around 18,800 - 19,000

 

[mave]

Suncorp looks and sounds pretty bloody good tbh.

 

[EuroNymous]

So after last night at Jubilee if that was 18,400 odd, I’m guessing the actual allowable capacity is now around 18,800 - 19,000

yeah the hill was ramp packed, so i think 19k is capacity

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

28,056 at Suncorp, good crowd.

 

[final say]

28,056 at Suncorp, good crowd.

Not good enough.

 

[t-ba]

Not good enough.

Counterpoint.

Shut up. Highest stand alone crowd the Warriors have played in front of all year.

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

Not good enough.

Based on what?

 

[final say]

Based on what?

It was a joke..because we always get some f**kwitt saying that..

 

[Vlad59]

It was a joke..because we always get some f**kwitt saying that..

Given you are a feck wit you covered it off nicely

 

[Willy2452]

22,183 at Newcastle today

 

[t-ba]

Another 150k plus aggregate.

Brace yourselves for next week. It's gonna be...a little grim!

Not breaking a 15k average. Bad timing to have a Bulldogs game in Bundy.

 

[titoelcolombiano]

Tigers and Sharks will battle it out in the coming weeks for the Sydney (games played in Sydney) attendance wooden spoon. Tigers have three home games left, Sharks have 2.

Sharks should be able to hit the 12k mark at least for their Warriors and Knights games so that will leave the Tigers needing to average around 10,550 per game to avoid the spoon (one of those games is against the Eels so they should be sweet).

Both sides will need to average above 11,700 to beat the likely GWS Sydney average for this season. Which would mean Sharks need to average 12,500 from their remaining games and the Tigers around that 10,550 mark. Do-able but we'll see.

A crowd of 47,000 against the Broncos will see the Dolphins finish the season with a 21.5k average (25k at Suncorp) compared to the average of 18,217 the Broncos drew in their second season.

If the finals bound Bulldogs can average 21,519 in their last two Sydney games (Manly and Cowboys both at Accor) they'll average 20k in Sydney for the year.

If the dogs and phins can get there we'll have 6 clubs averaging over 20k in their home city for the season. Broncos, Warriors, Roosters, Knights, Dogs and Phins

 

[League Unlimited News]

Home averages

Team	Home Avg	Home Games Left​
Brisbane	40,710​	2
Warriors	23,698​	1
Sydney	21,849​	2
Newcastle	21,748​	2
Dolphins	20,669​	1
Canterbury	19,566​	2*
North Qld	19,266​	2
Melbourne	19,223​	1
Penrith	19,032​	3
Parramatta	18,557​	1
Manly	16,251​	2
Gold Coast	15,936​	1
St Geo Illa	15,805​	3
Souths	14,472​	2
Canberra	13,602​	1
Wests Tigers	12,325​	3
Cronulla	11,622​	2

Magic round and neutral/regional venues not included in home averages.

 

[t-ba]

Manly need around 29,299 from the last two games to beat a 48 year old average attendance record at Brookvale when the ground held around 8k more than it does now.

 

[PARRA_FAN]

Manly need around 29,299 from the last two games to beat a 48 year old average attendance record at Brookvale when the ground held around 8k more than it does now.

Not sure if the 6pm timeslot will affect the next game but the last game against Cronulla, Sunday afternoon, should be a sellout.

 

[Diesel]

Was at Suncorp today. 28k is a good crowd considering Wahs aren’t travelling well & out of contention for the finals.

was a 50/50 crowd @ 28k.
I’ve been to other Dolphins games against the Titans and Knights and those were 18/19k so you’d have to guess the Dolphins have a strong fan base of 14-15k.

 

[Perth Red]

Was at Suncorp today. 28k is a good crowd considering Wahs aren’t travelling well & out of contention for the finals.

was a 50/50 crowd @ 28k.
I’ve been to other Dolphins games against the Titans and Knights and those were 18/19k so you’d have to guess the Dolphins have a strong fan base of 14-15k.

Drew 35k last year.

 

[Diesel]

Drew 35k last year.

You obviously didn’t read my full post, just picked out what suited your agenda.

 

[yakstorm]

It was a solid crowd for both games today. Sure we'd love to see both bigger, but they are both big crowds and both have helped pull the average up.

Looking to next week, Penrith is well on track for a sell out. All the single seats in the grandstand are sold out, the family hill is down to limited capacity. The only threat to a big crowd is the weather.

Grandstand seating at Brookvale is down to single seats, so again should be on track for 16K+. Bundaberg is almost sold out with only limited standing left.

Cowboys are on track for 18K+.