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2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:29 am
by Dutchy
Some good solid crowds again on the weekend, while we havent had the bumper once off crowds as much this season I feel that there has been more consistency with the crowds over 2000, spelly can we have a breakdown of the crowds this year please?
even this round with West and South both playing there were no crowds under 2000.
Obviously Sturts form has a lot to do with it along with Glenelgs continued success with Sunday games. North Port and Dogs all solid again.
Maybe fans also like the fact Adelaide Oval hasnt been available?
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:49 am
by TroyGFC
**** Sunday games...... had to be said!!
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 12:17 pm
by PhilH
Allow Me
... these are my figures from the paper, not official SANFL ones
SANFL (As at end of Rd 15)
181 907 attendances over 59 matches - avg 3083 per match
Year By Year Comparisson (As at end of Rd 15)
2007 - 3083 per match
2006 - 2944 per match
2005 - 2982 per match
2004 - 2989 per match
2003 - 3011 per match
2002 - 3252 per match
CLUB BY CLUB (ALL GAMES) 2007 COMPARED WITH 2006
(As at end of Rd 15)
Sturt +536 per game (19%)
Central +338 pg (10%)
Port + 93 pg (3%)
West + 66 pg (3%)
Glenelg - 1 pg (0%)
South - 16pg (-1%)
Norwood - 27pg (-1%)
North - 210pg (-6%)
HOME* GAMES
(As at end of Rd 15)
(* For 2007 South includes Encounter Bay, West includes Berri,
Eagles does not include Thebarton, Sturt does not include Adelaide)
(Warning NB - Take these with a grain of salt, as these figures can vary greatly depending on
scheduling of opponents and weather)
Norwood (Coopers) +657 per game (+17%)
Sturt (Unley) +420 pg (+15%)
Eagles (Woodville) +354 pg (+17%)
South (Hick & EB) + 328pg (+18%)
West (BrSp & Berri) + 315 pg (+18%)
Central (Hamra Homes) +147pg (+4%)
North (Prospect) - 1pg (0%)
Port (Alberton) - 337pg (-10%)
Glenelg (Chall Rec) - 683 pg (-19%)
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 12:23 pm
by Dutchy
Thanks Phil,
so from my calculations we are 8500 up on last year so far, excellent result considering how wet this winter has been compared to last years drought....I genuinely think there is a real push back to SANFL footy which is great, some good programming and good advertising has helped
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:40 pm
by MightyEagles
PhilH wrote:Allow Me
... these are my figures from the paper, not official SANFL ones
SANFL (As at end of Rd 15)
181 907 attendances over 59 matches - avg 3083 per match
Year By Year Comparisson (As at end of Rd 15)
2007 - 3083 per match
2006 - 2944 per match
2005 - 2982 per match
2004 - 2989 per match
2003 - 3011 per match
2002 - 3252 per match
CLUB BY CLUB (ALL GAMES) 2007 COMPARED WITH 2006
(As at end of Rd 15)
Sturt +536 per game (19%)
Central +338 pg (10%)
Port + 93 pg (3%)
West + 66 pg (3%)
Glenelg - 1 pg (0%)
South - 16pg (-1%)
Norwood - 27pg (-1%)
North - 210pg (-6%)
HOME* GAMES
(As at end of Rd 15)
(* For 2007 South includes Encounter Bay, West includes Berri,
Eagles does not include Thebarton, Sturt does not include Adelaide)
(Warning NB - Take these with a grain of salt, as these figures can vary greatly depending on
scheduling of opponents and weather)
Norwood (Coopers) +657 per game (+17%)
Sturt (Unley) +420 pg (+15%)
Eagles (Woodville) +354 pg (+17%)
South (Hick & EB) + 328pg (+18%)
West (BrSp & Berri) + 315 pg (+18%)
Central (Hamra Homes) +147pg (+4%)
North (Prospect) - 1pg (0%)
Port (Alberton) - 337pg (-10%)
Glenelg (Chall Rec) - 683 pg (-19%)
Where are the Eagles in the club by club (all games) figures?
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 5:55 pm
by Cambridge Clarrie
3000+ average is fantastic. Some NRL games would be happy with some of our crowd figures this year (ie. Sturt v Norwood)...
I think it goes to show that there are a lot of people who are fed up with the AFL. I used to be a regular at Crows games but two years ago handed in my Footy Park membership and now only go to the local fixtures.
AFL simply doesn't have the atmosphere that a local game has. I'd rather be at a game where there are 1500 Sturt supporters and 1500 Eagles supporters barracking against each other than a Crows game where there are 40,000 all cheering for the same team...
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 6:42 pm
by once_were_warriors
Geez . Id like to see 1500 Eagle supporters rock up to a minor round game for starters.
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 6:47 pm
by Cambridge Clarrie
once_were_warriors wrote:Geez . Id like to see 1500 Eagle supporters rock up to a minor round game for starters.

Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:50 pm
by PhilH
Sorry
All Games (as at end of Rd 15)
Eagles + 30 per game (+ 1%)
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:16 pm
by giffo
A great effort by all involved.
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:53 pm
by Sam_goUUUdogs
PhilH wrote:
CLUB BY CLUB (ALL GAMES) 2007 COMPARED WITH 2006
(As at end of Rd 15)
Sturt +536 per game (19%)
Bandwagon.

Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Tue Jul 17, 2007 8:23 am
by Hondo
Cambridge Clarrie wrote:I think it goes to show that there are a lot of people who are fed up with the AFL. I used to be a regular at Crows games but two years ago handed in my Footy Park membership and now only go to the local fixtures.
AFL simply doesn't have the atmosphere that a local game has. I'd rather be at a game where there are 1500 Sturt supporters and 1500 Eagles supporters barracking against each other than a Crows game where there are 40,000 all cheering for the same team...
Sorry CC I doubt an extra 140 supporters per game is hard evidence of a protest vote against the AFL. I'd guess it's the points Dutchy mentioned - Sturt's improvement, programming, promotion, etc. Fairly safe to say that someone snapped up your Crows ticket pretty quick!
For a lot of people it isn't one or the other - SANFL v AFL. I know a few passionate Crows and Power men getting drawn back to the SANFL - but not at the expense of the AFL.
Great figures for the SANFL, well done so far.
Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Tue Jul 17, 2007 11:20 am
by Pseudo
hondo71 wrote:Sorry CC I doubt an extra 140 supporters per game is hard evidence of a protest vote against the AFL. I'd guess it's the points Dutchy mentioned - Sturt's improvement, programming, promotion, etc.
... and the bandwagon! Don't forget the bandwagon!

Re: 2007 Crowds

Posted:
Tue Jul 17, 2007 1:33 pm
by pipers
Pseudo, That avatar ... Is disgusting...
But excellent.