2025 Crowd Watch

[Jonty]

Today there were 65k. First week of the finals last year, there were 50k. Canterbury should stick around at Accor and not worry about Liverpool. Additionally the metro is scheduled to open in 2032.

Have Liverpool as their home and just take marquee games to Accor.

 

[Wb1234]

Have Liverpool as their home and just take marquee games to Accor.

Liverpool is proposed at 40k

Got no idea where they are going to find the money for it though

 

[Jonty]

Does

Doesn’t mean it will happen if they move back to Allianz and want to give up home ground advantage to the dogs

I get the feeling souths are just over Accor and wanna move back closer to their home base asap

I think a better question would be would dogs fans travel in big numbers to Allianz for potential games against souths and dragons etc and obviously roosters?

is there much difference in distance between Accor and Allianz and transport links?

 

[Wb1234]

I think a better question would be would dogs fans travel in big numbers to Allianz for potential games against souths and dragons etc and obviously roosters?

is there much difference in distance between Accor and Allianz and transport links?

Nah Allianz is easy to get too

But it only holds 43k so not many dogs fans will be able to get tix

43k is now too small for this event so see what happens if souths do move to Allianz next year

 

[Speedy Gonzales]

Liverpool is proposed at 40k

Got no idea where they are going to find the money for it though

If Dogs keep winning and pulling crowds, I bet the money will appear

 

[Suitman]

Where is all this stupid talk about a 40 k Liverpool stadium coming from?
It's not even on the radar.

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

Liverpool is not a serious concept under any level of government at the moment.

Canterbury has this fortnight proved why Accor is still relevant and important for the growth of rugby league in terms of both attendances and the public consciousness of the general public. If other clubs put this much effort into promoting attendance culture for home games (including probably most notably South Sydney at Accor, rather than the constant public attempts to get out of a contracted arrangement until 2030), the game would be better for it.

Disappointing result today for South Sydney, they were never in the game. The hype around the Bulldogs is legit, and today showed why - a big performance in front of a record regular season crowd. If they beat the Broncos in Brisbane next week and manage to come back from Magic Round still undefeated the hype around this group will be unprecedented (as may well be the crowd for King's Birthday).

The Bulldogs did everything right this fortnight for promoting a big public holiday game, and hopefully they will take the same approach into marketing the King's Birthday game vs. Parramatta. And performing under pressure in front of these record crowds will only do them well for the pressure cooker situation that is finals football.

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

I think a better question would be would dogs fans travel in big numbers to Allianz for potential games against souths and dragons etc and obviously roosters?

is there much difference in distance between Accor and Allianz and transport links?

We will find out in R21 vs Manly (Bulldogs home game) and R24 vs Roosters (Bulldogs away game).

 

[ouwet]

If anyone was in doubt today has shown the Dogs are the powerhouse of NRL in Sydney... I was shocked at the lack of South Sydney supporters and the amount of Bulldog supporters! 10K is being generous.

 

[ouwet]

We will find out in R21 vs Manly (Bulldogs home game) and R24 vs Roosters (Bulldogs away game).

That Manly home game will be our 1st game at the new Allianz... it will sell out.

 

[Sky_Is_The_Limit]

If anyone was in doubt today has shown the Dogs are the powerhouse of NRL in Sydney... I was shocked at the lack of South Sydney supporters and the amount of Bulldog supporters! 10K is being generous.

I don't think it really help's South Sydney's cause that the CEO has been advocating for the club to move back to Allianz for the better part of 3.5 years. Constant media coverage of this issue is inclined to create a situation where people are reluctant to mobilise - even for big game day events. And as mentioned earlier, South Sydney does nothing to create a game day atmosphere (or co-locate with big events like the Royal Easter Show). It's disappointing as a fan of South Sydney.

 

[RedVee]

Today there were 65k. First week of the finals last year, there were 50k. Canterbury should stick around at Accor and not worry about Liverpool. Additionally the metro is scheduled to open in 2032.

Todays dogs crowd wouldn’t fit in at Liverpool

 

[Mr. Shaman]

Man if that moron had ate that bat just a year later we'd have a spiffing Olympic Stadium.

Sorry

 

[Suitman]

Liverpool is not a serious concept under any level of government at the moment.

Exactly.
Which is why I don't even get why there is any mention of it in any conversation.
It's why us Scraper guys get it.

 

[Suitman]

Todays dogs crowd wouldn’t fit in at Liverpool

Particular when there isn't a stadium there and won't be for decades.

 

[dogslife]

Liverpool is proposed at 40k

Got no idea where they are going to find the money for it though

If the Dogs keep winning I reckon we can convince a Lebanese consortium to knock up a stadium in a fortnight

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

I don't think it really help's South Sydney's cause that the CEO has been advocating for the club to move back to Allianz for the better part of 3.5 years. Constant media coverage of this issue is inclined to create a situation where people are reluctant to mobilise - even for big game day events. And as mentioned earlier, South Sydney does nothing to create a game day atmosphere (or co-locate with big events like the Royal Easter Show). It's disappointing as a fan of South Sydney.

And that fat head Solly wants to run the game.

 

[jim_57]

Good Friday should be at Accor even when Souths move back to Allianz. Easter Show is next door and 40k+ should be the aim every year so Allianz is selling it short, especially for the bigger years.

I’d say the same for the Easter Monday game, lowest it has ever drawn at Accor was 28k with a high of 50k.

 

[League Unlimited News]

The key areas that were empty at Accor today were the Rabbitohs corner (143 to 146, 101 to 103), the bulldogs members seats to the north of the tunnel, and level 6 in the middle on the non-broadcasted side. Most GA bays were 85-90% full despite appearances.

 

[Warriors Fever]

Lang park looks pretty good maybe just under 30k