Talking Footy

Jackyboy wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

Phelpsy wrote:

Skoda looks like a good crowd ... Any guesses ?

12,314 a good sized crowd for the giants,
considering the Panthers got 8,817 on friday, vs the broncos, the leagues biggest drawing club.
its a fantastic effort

Bs about the broncos. They have the highest average at HOME, but they don't draw well for there away games

lol thats because all nrl team don't draw anything, jackyboy/Raiderdave what ever you want to call your self now days

cos789 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

Drac wrote:

Back on topic, the Suns need a crowd of 14,500 this weekend to beat the Titans' season average. Their corresponding match last year against GWS managed to get this many people, so they're every chance of going 2-1 in the battle for the GC. Hopefully the fact that this is Sheeds' last game might get a few extra fans to the stadium on Sunday.

ill give you the fudged crowd now

14,577

ill also give you the real crowd

8,264

dave , give your medication another chance.

just mark my words cockhead ..... watch the crowd miraculously be the required number to put the thuns ahead of the Titans

It won't matter how few actually turn up
the crowd WILL .. be just over the number required

wink wink

Oh dear only ONE crowd above 20k in the NRL on the weekend - RD you going to man up now and admit you were wrong about what the NRL averages were going to be by the end of the season?

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

Raiderdave wrote:

cos789 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

Drac wrote:

Back on topic, the Suns need a crowd of 14,500 this weekend to beat the Titans' season average. Their corresponding match last year against GWS managed to get this many people, so they're every chance of going 2-1 in the battle for the GC. Hopefully the fact that this is Sheeds' last game might get a few extra fans to the stadium on Sunday.

ill give you the fudged crowd now

14,577

ill also give you the real crowd

8,264

dave , give your medication another chance.

just mark my words cockhead ..... watch the crowd miraculously be the required number to put the thuns ahead of the Titans

It won't matter how few actually turn up
the crowd WILL .. be just over the number required

wink wink

Do you ever tire of being wrong?

Drac wrote:

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

*cough cough* um titans beat suns in crowds *cough*

Sheeds retirement was a massive booster

Jackyboy wrote:

Drac wrote:

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

*cough cough* um titans beat suns in crowds *cough*

Yep, they're now 2-1 up over the Suns. To put the result into context, the difference between an nRL club in nRL heartland pushing for a finals berth and an AFL expansion club in its third year is 121 people.

Titans have stagnated, Suns have a bright future.

Pun both intended and delicious.

Drac wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

cos789 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

Drac wrote:

Back on topic, the Suns need a crowd of 14,500 this weekend to beat the Titans' season average. Their corresponding match last year against GWS managed to get this many people, so they're every chance of going 2-1 in the battle for the GC. Hopefully the fact that this is Sheeds' last game might get a few extra fans to the stadium on Sunday.

ill give you the fudged crowd now

14,577

ill also give you the real crowd

8,264

dave , give your medication another chance.

just mark my words cockhead ..... watch the crowd miraculously be the required number to put the thuns ahead of the Titans

It won't matter how few actually turn up
the crowd WILL .. be just over the number required

wink wink

Do you ever tire of being wrong?

well
I didn't anticipate the real crowd to be as big a bludger turnout as it was :_<> :_<> :_<>

6000 odd in reality
& the VFL stunned by the woeful turnout even allowing for thousands of freebies .. couldn't hide the row after row .. after row .. of empty red seats
they stretched it as far as they could & n had people pissing themselves laughing anyway
but that crowd was not fudgeable enough to get the number required it was that bad



Titans 2
Thuns 1

as if it was ever in doubt

Rabbit wrote:

Sheeds retirement was a massive booster

yes

yes it was


it got the crowd from 4000 ... to 6000



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Drac wrote:

Jackyboy wrote:

Drac wrote:

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

*cough cough* um titans beat suns in crowds *cough*

Yep, they're now 2-1 up over the Suns. To put the result into context, the difference between an nRL club in nRL heartland pushing for a finals berth and an AFL expansion club in its third year is 121 people.

Titans have stagnated, Suns have a bright future.

Pun both intended and delicious.

considering the league fans consider QLD & the gold coast, to be one of their strong hold areas, its a very good effort from the suns
titans history of home crowds
Year GM Total Ave.
2013 12 168342 14028
2012 12 172865 14405
2011 12 185136 15428
2010 12 214521 17877
2009 12 230139 19178
2008 12 259421 21618
2007 12 257866 21489

looks like the wheels are slowly falling off for the titans, less interest every year, debt ridden, declining crowds

adamj1300 wrote:

Drac wrote:

Jackyboy wrote:

Drac wrote:

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

*cough cough* um titans beat suns in crowds *cough*

Yep, they're now 2-1 up over the Suns. To put the result into context, the difference between an nRL club in nRL heartland pushing for a finals berth and an AFL expansion club in its third year is 121 people.

Titans have stagnated, Suns have a bright future.

Pun both intended and delicious.

considering the league fans consider QLD & the gold coast, to be one of their strong hold areas, its a very good effort from the suns
titans history of home crowds
Year GM Total Ave.
2013 12 168342 14028
2012 12 172865 14405
2011 12 185136 15428
2010 12 214521 17877
2009 12 230139 19178
2008 12 259421 21618
2007 12 257866 21489

looks like the wheels are slowly falling off for the titans, less interest every year, debt ridden, declining crowds

you wanna see decline
I give you the thuns


3 wins they average 19,500

8 wins they average ...... 13,900
& lets be clear
it wouldn't have been 12,000 in reality

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wow
titanic plunged less then that

adamj1300 wrote:

Drac wrote:

Jackyboy wrote:

Drac wrote:

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

*cough cough* um titans beat suns in crowds *cough*

Yep, they're now 2-1 up over the Suns. To put the result into context, the difference between an nRL club in nRL heartland pushing for a finals berth and an AFL expansion club in its third year is 121 people.

Titans have stagnated, Suns have a bright future.

Pun both intended and delicious.

considering the league fans consider QLD & the gold coast, to be one of their strong hold areas, its a very good effort from the suns
titans history of home crowds
Year GM Total Ave.
2013 12 168342 14028
2012 12 172865 14405
2011 12 185136 15428
2010 12 214521 17877
2009 12 230139 19178
2008 12 259421 21618
2007 12 257866 21489

looks like the wheels are slowly falling off for the titans, less interest every year, debt ridden, declining crowds

How is that different to the suns?

Jackyboy wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

Drac wrote:

Jackyboy wrote:

Drac wrote:

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

*cough cough* um titans beat suns in crowds *cough*

Yep, they're now 2-1 up over the Suns. To put the result into context, the difference between an nRL club in nRL heartland pushing for a finals berth and an AFL expansion club in its third year is 121 people.

Titans have stagnated, Suns have a bright future.

Pun both intended and delicious.

considering the league fans consider QLD & the gold coast, to be one of their strong hold areas, its a very good effort from the suns
titans history of home crowds
Year GM Total Ave.
2013 12 168342 14028
2012 12 172865 14405
2011 12 185136 15428
2010 12 214521 17877
2009 12 230139 19178
2008 12 259421 21618
2007 12 257866 21489

looks like the wheels are slowly falling off for the titans, less interest every year, debt ridden, declining crowds

How is that different to the suns?

the only difference I can see is it took 6 years for the Titans average crowd to drop 50%

it took the Thuns
just 1 year

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Raiderdave wrote:

Jackyboy wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

Drac wrote:

Jackyboy wrote:

Drac wrote:

Won't be a miracle, will be good community engagement, realistic ticket prices, great marketing and a superior product. Sheeds' retirement and Jeremy Cameron race for the Coleman is just the icing on the cake.

*cough cough* um titans beat suns in crowds *cough*

Yep, they're now 2-1 up over the Suns. To put the result into context, the difference between an nRL club in nRL heartland pushing for a finals berth and an AFL expansion club in its third year is 121 people.

Titans have stagnated, Suns have a bright future.

Pun both intended and delicious.

considering the league fans consider QLD & the gold coast, to be one of their strong hold areas, its a very good effort from the suns
titans history of home crowds
Year GM Total Ave.
2013 12 168342 14028
2012 12 172865 14405
2011 12 185136 15428
2010 12 214521 17877
2009 12 230139 19178
2008 12 259421 21618
2007 12 257866 21489

looks like the wheels are slowly falling off for the titans, less interest every year, debt ridden, declining crowds

How is that different to the suns?

the only difference I can see is it took 6 years for the Titans average crowd to drop 50%

it took the Thuns
just 1 year

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yes but titans show continue decline, with even having played finals some of those years & in league heart land,
if you care so show some figures on the suns, they are up on last year, considering they have finished bottom 5 every year, yet show growth, while nrl declines in its own heart land