Talking Footy

Raiderdave wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

Brandz wrote:

Brisbane – 24,703
*Canterbury-Bankstown – 16,300
*Canberra – 8,221
*Cronulla – 9,000
*Gold Coast – 8,064
Manly – 9,597
Melbourne – 13,661
Newcastle – 16,161
*New Zealand – 8,607
North Queensland – 10,548
Parramatta – 15,557
*Penrith – 5,875
St.George Illawarra – 19,273
South Sydney – 24,913
Sydney – 12,738
*Wests Tigers – 10,885

* = numbers unknown

I think NRL membership overall now stands at 217,000.

Canberra – 8,221
Penrith – 5,875

those figures with an *
haven't been updated in about 5 weeks you cockhead

wow

how dumb ?

how dumb ?

so how many will the raiders get then Raiderdave? they might be up to 9k
the 5k at the penrith is hilarious!
both are pretty embarrassing figures for the as you put it "biggest code in Australia"
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

adamj1300 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

Canberra – 8,221
Penrith – 5,875

those figures with an *
haven't been updated in about 5 weeks you cockhead

wow

how dumb ?

how dumb ?

so how many will the raiders get then Raiderdave? they might be up to 9k
the 5k at the penrith is hilarious!
both are pretty embarrassing figures for the as you put it "biggest code in Australia"
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Raiders had 4K .. 4 years ago


rampant growth
its just going from strength to strength =D> =D> =D>

When you start from such a low baseline you would hope there would be growth ... Lets face it it couldn't get much lower. But it is good to see growth particularly given the new focus on membership.

Raiderdave wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

those figures with an *
haven't been updated in about 5 weeks you cockhead

wow

how dumb ?

how dumb ?

so how many will the raiders get then Raiderdave? they might be up to 9k
the 5k at the penrith is hilarious!
both are pretty embarrassing figures for the as you put it "biggest code in Australia"
:D :D :D :D :D :D :D :D

Raiders had 4K .. 4 years ago


rampant growth
its just going from strength to strength =D> =D> =D>

haha wow 1k per year!.
compare it with the growth of the rest of the clubs, what ever those figure are, it surely would be pretty piss weak

Isn't the raiders average home crowd this year only about 10900 only up 800 people from a disappointing 2012 when their average was 10190. Really poor, they've been around sine 1982 and were averaging 17392 in 1994! Thats a really worrying stat! Just as well their juniors are well and the Raiders sports club LTD are doing well otherwise they would really be up shit creek. As it is the Football Club lost 220k last year and only Gov hand-outs and their sports club saved them http://m.canberratimes.com.au/act-news/ ... 1xzpx.html. Really poor really, may get poorer as the year goes on if they can't improve on field!

Sydney Swans now over 34,000 members. All time record. =D> =D> =D>

Port Adelaide 39,005.

So we've got Essendon, Port Adelaide, Collingwood, Sydney and GWS who've broken membership records.

Stewie wrote:

Port Adelaide 39,005.

So we've got Essendon, Port Adelaide, Collingwood, Sydney and GWS who've broken membership records.

Very impressive coming from an NRL fan.

11 NRL clubs have this year broken all previous membership numbers as well (I am glad my club the bulldogs are one of those with over 17,000 members signed up now), seems like more and more people are commiting to their clubs in both the NRL and AFL.

2013 Membership Totals (as of 30/4/2013)
Collingwood - 73,629 (Target - 75,000)
Hawthorn - 60,250 (Target - 65,000)
West Coast - 57,333
Richmond - 56,039 (Target - 60,000)
Essendon - 51,528 (Target - 50,000)
Adelaide - 45,000+ (Target - 50,000)
Carlton - 43,827 (Target - 50,000)
Fremantle - 40,000+
Port Adel. - 39,005
Geelong - 38,602
Sydney - 33,172 (Target - 37,000)
North Melb - 32,127 (Target - 40,000)
St. Kilda - 31,811
Melbourne - 30,723 (Target - 40,000)
Western B - 26,853
Brisbane - 21,608
Greater WS - 11,941
Gold Coast - 11,807

clubs that grew this year
Brisbane - 21,608 (20,072)
Collingwood -73,629 (72,688)
Essendon - 51,528 (47,708)
Gold Coast - 11,807 (11,204)
Greater Western Sydney - 11,941 (10,241)
Port Adelaide - 39,005 (35,543)
Richmond - 56,039 (53,027)
Sydney - 34,000 (29,873)

seems like every qld/nsw club grew

r.i.p wubgy

QueenslandISAFL wrote:

clubs that grew this year
Brisbane - 21,608 (20,072)
Collingwood -73,629 (72,688)
Essendon - 51,528 (47,708)
Gold Coast - 11,807 (11,204)
Greater Western Sydney - 11,941 (10,241)
Port Adelaide - 39,005 (35,543)
Richmond - 56,039 (53,027)
Sydney - 34,000 (29,873)

seems like every qld/nsw club grew

r.i.p wubgy

r.i.p rugby? lol i don't think so, the game keeps going from strengths to strength
look below:

Clubs below have surpassed previous records:
Canterbury-Bankstown – 17,000+ (13,544)
*Canberra – 9,500 (8,264)
*Cronulla – 10,000 (5,126)
*Gold Coast – 9,500 (6,674)
North Queensland – 10,548+ (10,336)
Parramatta – 15,557 (11,012)
*Penrith – 7,500 (5,686)
St.George Illawarra – 19,285 (19,223)
South Sydney – 24,956 (22,154)
Sydney – 12,738 (10,256)
*Wests Tigers – 11,500 (10,305)

- NRL crowd average stands at 18,445 (highest its ever been after 7 rounds)
- NRL boasts the Highest TV Ratings pay tv and free to air week in, week out
- the allstars game attracted 40,000 (highest ever crowd for the game)

AND origin is just around the corner, guaranteed 70,000+ crowd for game 1 and sold out game 2

Im sorry but when someone gets ahead of themself they have to be put back into place...

I think the AFL has higher ratings than nrl but apart from that agree with above.

Stewie wrote:

Port Adelaide 39,005.

So we've got Essendon, Port Adelaide, Collingwood, Sydney, Richmond and GWS who've broken membership records.

EDIT: Forgot Richmond initially. Hawthorn should be joining them soon as well.

Certainly NRL starting to get their act together with memberships, like I have said before there is room for both, Syd Swans clear example where GWS grew and NRL clubs.

Swans4ever wrote:

Certainly NRL starting to get their act together with memberships, like I have said before there is room for both, Syd Swans clear example where GWS grew and NRL clubs.

Some nRL clubs are already stagnating in the membership department.