Talking Footy

Xman wrote:

So whatever crowd goes to a single home and away game we can count them all as members now! Wow. The NRL are in for another smashing this year.

Hilarious isn't it. That said, if it's good enough for the NRL membership numbers, it should be good enough for the AFL. An almighty smashing is in store from Round 1 with GWS set to be the biggest member based club in Sydney/NSW.

Go Giants.

Jeez you guys are slow.

The Broncos aren't claiming every single person that attends the Broncos vs Cowboys game as members. Only the ones that purchased the Derby Deal which for an extra fee includes member benefits along with the standard ticket.

cooee wrote:

Jeez you guys are slow.

The Broncos aren't claiming every single person that attends the Broncos vs Cowboys game as members. Only the ones that purchased the Derby Deal which for an extra fee includes member benefits along with the standard ticket.

Again cooee, stop talking s.hit.

It's dodgey as Raider points out over at LU and you know it.

This is a chance to get your seat at one of the biggest games of the year a week early, as well as membership benefits of the best club in the land, and all for a tiny bit more than the cost of a normal ticket.

Prices range from $35 to $50 for Adults, with Concession and Junior pricing also available.

http://www.broncos.com.au/default.aspx? ... derby-deal

Raiderdave wrote:

dodgey
but the NRL said all memberships count

http://forums.leagueunlimited.com/showp ... count=1035

Again, if this is how you want to count membership numbers, all those attending GWS vs Sydney will now be counted as GWS members.

Why should people attending GWS vs Sydney be counted as GWS members? They aren't paying for a membership like the Broncos Derby Deal.

To get the membership benefits it requires spending more than a normal ticket cost.

cooee wrote:

Why should people attending GWS vs Sydney be counted as GWS members? They aren't paying for a membership like the Broncos Derby Deal.

To get the membership benefits it requires spending more than a normal ticket cost.

How much more?

This is dodgy as! Theyll be crowing how they have over 20k members and more than the Lions yet many of them will be single game member.

Fudge fudge!

I'm not sure. Will know when tickets open to the general public on Monday.

cooee wrote:

To get the membership benefits it requires spending more than a normal ticket cost.

which for most AFL games is as low as $2.50

at least the broncos are charging $35 for this membership

marketing Brilliance


Lions ........ LAST

Raiderdave wrote:

cooee wrote:

To get the membership benefits it requires spending more than a normal ticket cost.

which for most AFL games is as low as $2.50

at least the broncos are charging $35 for this membership

marketing Brilliance


Lions ........ LAST

So you believe most AFL supporters pay $2.50 to get into a game?

Xman wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

cooee wrote:

To get the membership benefits it requires spending more than a normal ticket cost.

which for most AFL games is as low as $2.50

at least the broncos are charging $35 for this membership

marketing Brilliance


Lions ........ LAST

So you believe most AFL supporters pay $2.50 to get into a game?

ticket prices are that low yes ........

Raiderdave wrote:

Xman wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

which for most AFL games is as low as $2.50

at least the broncos are charging $35 for this membership

marketing Brilliance


Lions ........ LAST

So you believe most AFL supporters pay $2.50 to get into a game?

ticket prices are that low yes ........

Only kids under 14 get in for that price. Adult tickets start at around $20 and head north very quickly for better seats.

Idiot.

Raiderdave wrote:

cooee wrote:

To get the membership benefits it requires spending more than a normal ticket cost.

which for most AFL games is as low as $2.50

at least the broncos are charging $35 for this membership

marketing Brilliance

Suicide. Lower your costs or die.

cooee wrote:

I'm not sure. Will know when tickets open to the general public on Monday.

Ticket prices are already available. Tiny bit more than the cost of a normal ticket. What a joke these NRL membership numbers are.

This is a chance to get your seat at one of the biggest games of the year a week early, as well as membership benefits of the best club in the land, and all for a tiny bit more than the cost of a normal ticket.

Prices range from $35 to $50 for Adults, with Concession and Junior pricing also available.

http://www.broncos.com.au/default.aspx? ... derby-deal

Beaussie wrote:

cooee wrote:

I'm not sure. Will know when tickets open to the general public on Monday.

Ticket prices are already available. Tiny bit more than the cost of a normal ticket. What a joke these NRL membership numbers are.

This is a chance to get your seat at one of the biggest games of the year a week early, as well as membership benefits of the best club in the land, and all for a tiny bit more than the cost of a normal ticket.

Prices range from $35 to $50 for Adults, with Concession and Junior pricing also available.

http://www.broncos.com.au/default.aspx? ... derby-deal

whaaaaaaa

whaaaaaaaa

Ambulance for Dave Doofus! Stat!

Raiderdave wrote:

Beaussie wrote:

cooee wrote:

I'm not sure. Will know when tickets open to the general public on Monday.

Ticket prices are already available. Tiny bit more than the cost of a normal ticket. What a joke these NRL membership numbers are.

This is a chance to get your seat at one of the biggest games of the year a week early, as well as membership benefits of the best club in the land, and all for a tiny bit more than the cost of a normal ticket.

Prices range from $35 to $50 for Adults, with Concession and Junior pricing also available.

http://www.broncos.com.au/default.aspx? ... derby-deal

whaaaaaaa

whaaaaaaaa

No that's you lot every time you're shown to be BS artists or your code is exposed fudging figures.