12,269 unbelievable! Ground was not half full, not a third full. SMH journalist was joking on twitter about crowd.

Dismal crowd at gws looks like sub 5000. Wonder if AngloFL will inflate to over 10,000.

AFLcrap1 wrote: ↑Sun Jul 07, 2019 6:03 pm

Lol
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Can you compare the AFL national teams ratings to the Socceroos & Kangaroos
Seeing as you love having a shot at them .

So true. Socceroos at World Cup like SOS gains a national audience. TV ratings don't lie - AngloFL a southern thing only.

AngloFL played predominately in well healed areas of city by white private school kids. A move out west would result in crowds similar to plastic gws. Hmmm these clubs in the western Sydney junior league must be busing these kids in. Add to that the senior clubs. And remember these are clubs which ...

That they are now tearing down in Sydney due to crying about it being old :lol: The Sokka World Cup like the Olympics usually don’t bring much benefit to the city’s billions out laid for little return And dead venues that become ghosts venues AngloFL Australia's answer to brexit. As the majority wa...

That they are now tearing down in Sydney due to crying about it being old :lol: The Sokka World Cup like the Olympics usually don’t bring much benefit to the city’s billions out laid for little return And dead venues that become ghosts venues AngloFL Australia's answer to brexit. How so? Insular sm...

State of Origin The first 'state of origin' game was an Australian Rules Football game between Western Australia (WA) and Victoria, at Subiaco Oval in Perth on 8 October 1977. In 1989, a crowd of 91,960 saw Victoria beat South Australia at the MCG. This is the highest attendance for any SOO game of...

I think we are talking about Aussie Rules being referred to as a southern sport. It has been shown that it clearly is not and is a national sport played across the country in significant numbers.....just like soccer. If you want to think that soccer in Australia is bigger than Aussie Rules ... or R...

I think we are talking about Aussie Rules being referred to as a southern sport. It has been shown that it clearly is not and is a national sport played across the country in significant numbers.....just like soccer. If you want to think that soccer in Australia is bigger than Aussie Rules ... or R...

the 2000 Sydney Olympics in Sydney did wonders>> it was that good> majorly beneficial infrastructure and coin Sydney offered to have the Olympics in 2004 with the major issues happening in Greece 1-2 years out.. with BIG HELP Athens got there act together and were able to run. That they are now tea...

Yes, I will qualify . When soccer gets the crowds and media coverage Aussie Rules does week in and week out maybe you have a point. Think you’re clutching pointing to marquee games. Adding goal posts again. Just cause global expansion of AngloFL failed doesn't mean you should ignore national teams ...

It’s an interesting scenario. I think you are right ... where would the swans play otherwise. Would they threaten to move to spotless ?? Doubt it. They’d certainly have a bumper crowd if they did. Maybe they’ll threaten to have smaller games there ?? But can’t see it. If the afl did have somewhere ...

You do realise by citing soccer as also having lots of teams in qld in response to my post with all the Aussie Rules clubs actually supports my point! If they start inferring soccer as being a southern or northern or wherever sport, I think supporters would point to the level that it is played in s...

When soccer gets the crowds Aussie Rules does and membership then maybe you may have a point. It does; A League finals & derbies, International matches, visiting overseas clubs. Socceroos & Matildas have wider appeal on TV. Yes, I will qualify . When soccer gets the crowds and media coverag...