crowd watch 2014 part IV

[Rabbits20]

Swans may get more for their match than what NRL will get for the 2 matches at Allianz.

Manly and Dogs should be getting around 28k but I don't know if they will!

 

[Rabbits20]

ANZ always gets more then Allianz! Bulldogs V Manly got 37k in 2012 and that was round 1 of the finals... It's easier to get too and good location!

I agree! I prefer ANZ for sure.

 

[Perth Red]

$15 a ticket for Telstra customers, no excuse!

 

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Latest estimates; Friday 20k, Saturday 27k

Those Sydney clubs should be ashamed.

 

[Peter_phelps]

Latest estimates; Friday 20k, Saturday 27k

Those Sydney clubs should be ashamed.

Dogs/Manly will get more than 27. Pax was 23k 3 hrs ago...could well be 24 now. Not including those that walk in on the day, and complementary tickets. I would say 34k

 

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Dogs/Manly will get more than 27. Pax was 23k 3 hrs ago...could well be 24 now. Not including those that walk in on the day, and complementary tickets. I would say 34k

I really hope your right, but I'm not optimistic.

 

[Rabbits20]

I would be shocked if Manly and Dogs gets 34k. I think they will struggle to get over 30k.

 

[lockyno1]

If the Manly-Dogs game gets 30K, 27K will be Dogs supporters.

 

[BlueandGold]

If the Manly-Dogs game gets 30K, 27K will be Dogs supporters.

Which is more fans then Souths got against Manly....:lol:

 

[RWB]

I have no issue with people supporting multiple clubs and multiple sports.

but when roosters fans generally rate the roosters as there second or third favourite team/sport you have to question the relevance of the roosters in the competition. Especially when most other rugby league teams don't suffer the same sort of thing , except Melbourne which is understandable.

Who said anything about that? If you're going to reply to me don't misquote me.

Your argument essentially boils down to the fact your club isn't important enough to it's apparent fans to attend. So why don't you explain why Roosters fans would rather go to AFL games.

And more misquoting, read then type. It's not that hard.

 

[RWB]

I would be shocked if Manly and Dogs gets 34k. I think they will struggle to get over 30k.

They're looking on track for a crowd around 30k. PAX numbers are well ahead of where Easts & Souths figures were. We'll know soon enough though, if they're expecting a crowd over 30k then they'll open the upper East Stand tomorrow for sales.

 

[RWB]

The Daily Telegraph can reveal Friday night’s NRL elimination semi-final between the Sydney Roosters and North Queensland at Allianz Stadium will only draw about 20,000 fans — a weak attendance figure even given only one Sydney team is playing.

Even more disappointing is that Saturday evening’s fierce knockout semi-final between Canterbury and Manly at the same venue looks like drawing just 27,000 fans.

The AFL preliminary final between Sydney Swans and North Melbourne at ANZ Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park on Friday will attract a robust, if not spectacular, crowd of about 48,000.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...rl-and-afl-stars/story-fnp0lyn3-1227063260696

 

[Brutus]

The Daily Telegraph can reveal Friday night?s NRL elimination semi-final between the Sydney Roosters and North Queensland at Allianz Stadium will only draw about 20,000 fans ? a weak attendance figure even given only one Sydney team is playing.

Even more disappointing is that Saturday evening?s fierce knockout semi-final between Canterbury and Manly at the same venue looks like drawing just 27,000 fans.

The AFL preliminary final between Sydney Swans and North Melbourne at ANZ Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park on Friday will attract a robust, if not spectacular, crowd of about 48,000.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...rl-and-afl-stars/story-fnp0lyn3-1227063260696

So a Swans prelim final crowd of 48k is "if not spectacular"? Would be their smallest prelim final crowd at ANZ of all.

The agenda of the Telegraph is there for all to see.

If the NRL prelim finals happen to outdraw the AFL prelims will we hear a peep from the Telecrap?

 

[no name]

$15 a ticket for Telstra customers, no excuse!

What if you're not a Telstra customer?

 

[AlwaysGreen]

I really hope your right, but I'm not optimistic.

Really? Hadn't noticed. :roll:

 

[Brutus]

The NRL have just made it free entry for junior pass holders for both semis over the weekend. Geez.

 

[ouwet]

The Daily Telegraph can reveal Friday night?s NRL elimination semi-final between the Sydney Roosters and North Queensland at Allianz Stadium will only draw about 20,000 fans ? a weak attendance figure even given only one Sydney team is playing.

Even more disappointing is that Saturday evening?s fierce knockout semi-final between Canterbury and Manly at the same venue looks like drawing just 27,000 fans.

The AFL preliminary final between Sydney Swans and North Melbourne at ANZ Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park on Friday will attract a robust, if not spectacular, crowd of about 48,000.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...rl-and-afl-stars/story-fnp0lyn3-1227063260696

The whole week the daily telegraph hasn't talked up either game... They just couldn't get over Cameron Smith!!!

I really hope Manly fans make a push today!!!

 

[BlueandGold]

They'll at least be competitive with the flogball prelims.

I reckon roosters v souths 65k
Penrith v dogs 55k.

You never know. Could be interesting.

Roosters Souths 65k.......................yeah right that game will be no less then 70k, i think they will get closer to 80k tbh.

 

[BlueandGold]

What if you're not a Telstra customer?

I got my tickets on Tuesday night and that telstra offer was no longer available for the Dogs vs Manly game, only a certain amount being offered to the Telstra customers.

 

[DIOGENES]

Small reality check
2nd week 2013
Cronulla v Manly 23,837
Newcastle v Melbourne 19,649

2nd week 2012 (the record year)
Manly v N Queensland 16, 678
Souths v Canberra 35,874

The predicted crowds this week are historically consistent