Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:54 am
Sharks 4,200
Stewie wrote:I think you just blew his mind.Xman wrote:Knew it would be beyond you
I think you just blew him ....
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Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:57 am
I think you just blew him ....
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:58 am
Souths 16,235
Dragons 13,626
Dragons 13,626
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 11:34 am
Yeah that's what Ive been thinking as welleelofwest wrote:Yeah the Melbourne numbers have not moved for months on the Storm Site so i would say maybe more then 9k but we will wait and see.Brandz wrote:I seen GC's numbers on an article or on twitter can't remember which one it was mate.eelofwest wrote:Looking like a record year.
NRL (2012 number's bolded)
Brisbane - 14,761 (25,366)
Canterbury Bulldogs - 8,997 (13,218)
Canberra – 4,000 (8,348)
Cronulla Sharks – 3,400 (6,878)
GoldCoast – 3,000 (6,610) Brandz were did you get these numbers out of curiosity?
Manly - ????? (9,540)
Melbourne – 8,500 (12,736) And were did you get these numbers, Storm have not updated the memberships on the website for 2 months now?
Newcastle – 11,504 (18,460)
New Zealand – 5,000 (10,800) Were did you get these numbers cant find them anywhere?
North Queensland - ????? (10,212)
Parramatta Eels – 9,509 (10,999)
Penrith - ????? (11,169)
St George – 13,529 (20,313)
South Sydney – 16,235 (22,000)
Sydney - 4,829 (9,305)
Wests Tigers – 5,121 (10,248)
& Melbourne would be at approx. 9,000 now or just under and NZ's numbers 4-500-5,000, they are accurate estimations.
NZ i would think it would be more then 5k imo.
Great to see that Parramatta and Canterbury are half way to 20,000, would love to see them get 20,000 members this year :D
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 12:23 pm
staggaring numbers..... =D>eelofwest wrote:Yeah the Melbourne numbers have not moved for months on the Storm Site so i would say maybe more then 9k but we will wait and see.Brandz wrote:I seen GC's numbers on an article or on twitter can't remember which one it was mate.eelofwest wrote:Looking like a record year.
NRL (2012 number's bolded)
Brisbane - 14,761 (25,366)
Canterbury Bulldogs - 8,997 (13,218)
Canberra – 4,000 (8,348)
Cronulla Sharks – 3,400 (6,878)
GoldCoast – 3,000 (6,610) Brandz were did you get these numbers out of curiosity?
Manly - ????? (9,540)
Melbourne – 8,500 (12,736) And were did you get these numbers, Storm have not updated the memberships on the website for 2 months now?
Newcastle – 11,504 (18,460)
New Zealand – 5,000 (10,800) Were did you get these numbers cant find them anywhere?
North Queensland - ????? (10,212)
Parramatta Eels – 9,509 (10,999)
Penrith - ????? (11,169)
St George – 13,529 (20,313)
South Sydney – 16,235 (22,000)
Sydney - 4,829 (9,305)
Wests Tigers – 5,121 (10,248)
& Melbourne would be at approx. 9,000 now or just under and NZ's numbers 4-500-5,000, they are accurate estimations.
NZ i would think it would be more then 5k imo.
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 12:25 pm
Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.Rabbit wrote:Sharks 4,200
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 3:04 pm
Compared to a couple of years ago, there outstanding. Just remember that RL fans have never really had membership embraced in with the culture of the team they follow, the NRL has come a long way since then. You could say AFL have bigger numbers over and over (which will always be obvious), but the fact the commission have set out a strategic plan to gain 400k members is well in sight as the changes are already being seen across the clubs (look at parramattas overall membership last year to this years at this point is incredible).Xman wrote:staggaring numbers..... =D>eelofwest wrote:Yeah the Melbourne numbers have not moved for months on the Storm Site so i would say maybe more then 9k but we will wait and see.Brandz wrote:I seen GC's numbers on an article or on twitter can't remember which one it was mate.
& Melbourne would be at approx. 9,000 now or just under and NZ's numbers 4-500-5,000, they are accurate estimations.
NZ i would think it would be more then 5k imo.
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 3:07 pm
Xman wrote:Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.Rabbit wrote:Sharks 4,200
like fans of poort poweroutage & Wions fans ... when their financial situation in 2012 was released
surely a typo
no homeland team could have such a figure
please recheck ...... pleassseeeeee [-o< [-o<
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 3:22 pm
Cronulla Sharks membership numbers in previous years and now:Xman wrote:Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.Rabbit wrote:Sharks 4,200
2010 - 4,100
2011 - 4,900
2012 - 6, 878
2013 - 4,200 (December)
The sharks membership numbers are steadily rising and as part of the strategic plan they should have 15,000 by 2017. They have set out a goal of 10,000 memberships this year and I think they will achieve this goal, it is amazing for a club that was almost defunct a couple of years ago and now with the re-development of the stadium and the shopping centre, they will have plenty of money to splash around.
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 3:50 pm
Rabbit wrote:Sharks 4,200
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 3:53 pm
Didn't their stadium redevelopment get the can by the NSW Gov?Brandz wrote:Cronulla Sharks membership numbers in previous years and now:Xman wrote:Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.Rabbit wrote:Sharks 4,200
2010 - 4,100
2011 - 4,900
2012 - 6, 878
2013 - 4,200 (December)
The sharks membership numbers are steadily rising and as part of the strategic plan they should have 15,000 by 2017. They have set out a goal of 10,000 memberships this year and I think they will achieve this goal, it is amazing for a club that was almost defunct a couple of years ago and now with the re-development of the stadium and the shopping centre, they will have plenty of money to splash around.
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 5:13 pm
So its not a typo? FMD!Brandz wrote:Cronulla Sharks membership numbers in previous years and now:Xman wrote:Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.Rabbit wrote:Sharks 4,200
2010 - 4,100
2011 - 4,900
2012 - 6, 878
2013 - 4,200 (December)
The sharks membership numbers are steadily rising and as part of the strategic plan they should have 15,000 by 2017. They have set out a goal of 10,000 memberships this year and I think they will achieve this goal, it is amazing for a club that was almost defunct a couple of years ago and now with the re-development of the stadium and the shopping centre, they will have plenty of money to splash around.
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 5:14 pm
Storm anyone? More debt per year than all AFL clubs in the red put together!Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.Rabbit wrote:Sharks 4,200
like fans of poort poweroutage & Wions fans ... when their financial situation in 2012 was released
surely a typo
no homeland team could have such a figure
please recheck ...... pleassseeeeee [-o< [-o<
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 5:16 pm
who said the NSW Govt was financing the re-doing of their stadium d head ?Stewie wrote:Didn't their stadium redevelopment get the can by the NSW Gov?Brandz wrote:Cronulla Sharks membership numbers in previous years and now:Xman wrote:Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.
2010 - 4,100
2011 - 4,900
2012 - 6, 878
2013 - 4,200 (December)
The sharks membership numbers are steadily rising and as part of the strategic plan they should have 15,000 by 2017. They have set out a goal of 10,000 memberships this year and I think they will achieve this goal, it is amazing for a club that was almost defunct a couple of years ago and now with the re-development of the stadium and the shopping centre, they will have plenty of money to splash around.
its private developers
Re: AFL Vs NRL (Memberships in 2013)
Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 5:18 pm
So the poort poweroutage & Wions losses aren't typos either ?Xman wrote:So its not a typo? FMD!Brandz wrote:Cronulla Sharks membership numbers in previous years and now:Xman wrote:Ahhh, this must be a typo. No homeland team could have such a low figure. Surley its 14,200. Please recheck.
2010 - 4,100
2011 - 4,900
2012 - 6, 878
2013 - 4,200 (December)
The sharks membership numbers are steadily rising and as part of the strategic plan they should have 15,000 by 2017. They have set out a goal of 10,000 memberships this year and I think they will achieve this goal, it is amazing for a club that was almost defunct a couple of years ago and now with the re-development of the stadium and the shopping centre, they will have plenty of money to splash around.
FMD