2025 Crowd Watch

[Wb1234]

Feels like 18-20k here at Homebush

Fox said 25k

 

[yakstorm]

Fox said 25k

Jake Duke said they're expecting up to 25K on Fox, not that it is. Hopefully they do name 25K, but I feel like it is closer to 20K (although I'm not at the ground).

 

[Jonty]

Do souths fans suck and just bandwagon supporters or is Accor just that bad??

 

[Wb1234]

Do souths fans suck and just bandwagon supporters or is Accor just that bad??

They used to get good crowds there

It’s not that bad or that hard to get too but nothing like Allianz

 

[Cumberland Throw]

Crowds ok.. placement terrible

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

Crowd is all on the western side into the fourth tier. 25k+

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

The Broncos vs Tigers game is on target for a sell out (or to single seats, at least). Seats held for new members have been added to the map and I'd guess about 1700 seats left. Once sold, approximately 1500 restricted view will be released.

Not sure about flexi members, they will probably pull the crowd down to 45k-ish. Like a few of us here, I was shocked at the 45k vs the Cowboys, that looked more like 47-48k. Corporate packages are appearing as 'no longer on sale' so I presume that they are sold out.

In any case, I'd expect a ground record vs the Tigers.

Just on this - it's going to be an interesting crowd figure. 3,000 Tickets were gifted to emergency services staff & SES volunteers to thank them for their work over a pretty rough summer.

 

[APPSY]

Just on this - it's going to be an interesting crowd figure. 3,000 Tickets were gifted to emergency services staff & SES volunteers to thank them for their work over a pretty rough summer.

Could that explain why they closed off the upper sections prematurely?

 

[SLRBRONCOS]

Could that explain why they closed off the upper sections prematurely?

Yep. They'll be in level 7 east for sure. 604 might house them too.

 

[yakstorm]

Just on this - it's going to be an interesting crowd figure. 3,000 Tickets were gifted to emergency services staff & SES volunteers to thank them for their work over a pretty rough summer.

Great gesture by the club. Something more should consider for games they expect to have capacity.

 

[yobbo84]

Yeah crowd was still getting to their seats 20 mins into the match (will never understand)

Easy 25k here now

 

[League Unlimited News]

 

[yobbo84]

Pretty good crowd considering there would have been no more than 1k Roosters fans

Good Friday will be epic

 

[i0Nic]

I feel like that crowd is disappointing. A Souths/Sydney matchup should be a 30k+ crowd

If it was at Allianz it would've got there.

 

[insert.pause]

“Biggest rivalry in the game” is laughable, their own fans don’t even give a shit.

 

[ouwet]

Pretty good crowd considering there would have been no more than 1k Roosters fans

Good Friday will be epic

I was at the game and I have to agree... disappointed with the amount of Roosters fans who turned up.

 

[Brutus]

I feel like that crowd is disappointing. A Souths/Sydney matchup should be a 30k+ crowd

If it was at Allianz it would've got there.

Easy 30k at Allianz.

Come back to Allianz Soufffs.

No more Sollying around.

 

[SouthsCountry]

22k is a decent crowd, but hoped for more

I feel like the Matildas game may have had an impact, especially with families

Return leg at Allianz in R27 guaranteed 35k+

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

I think the crowd was at the low end of a pass for a Rabbitohs vs Roosters game. It's the lowest first-leg crowd for the Ron Coote Cup in 3 years. TV ratings will be interesting to see how that faired.

I don't really think it helps when the South Sydney CEO is having meetings with the Premier about moving South Sydney to Allianz in the same week South Sydney should probably be focused on getting its fans and members to its current home ground for a game against its biggest rival. Blake Solly has shipped us off to Perth next week - why couldn't he have been hitting the headlines about Allianz then?

Roosters fans were somewhat hard to come by. No doubt their slow start to the year impacted the overall crowd figure too.

In any case, another step towards an historic Good Friday crowd methinks.

 

[Stinkfinger]

Last week Roosters/Riff had just over 12,000 on a Friday night . What's the excuse for that

Penrith home game played an hour from their usual venue.