AUFC V CCM
Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 8:28 amTonight @ hindmarsh, should get close to 16k, then off to the Dome next week to end Melbournes un-beaten run.
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Posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 8:28 amPosted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 11:02 amHopefully a better game then Monday.
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2006 2:29 pmWatched the 2nd half last night on Foxtel next door. Nice win 3-1 should have been 4-1 or 5-1 with the amount of shots we had, but will take the win.
Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2006 3:11 pmMuch improved from AUFC, whilst the Glory scraped a win over the hapless, hopeless NZ Knights.
Crowds in the A-League have been pretty good, particularly in Melbourne and Brisbane. Melbourne have set new standards for crowds in the domestic game. But...
...the NZ Knights are pointless, have been a failure both on AND off the field and bring no benefit to the game or league. Their abysmal crowds are single-handedly dragging the A-League's otherwise good crowd average drown. Heck, on a bad they they could draw even less than the worst-supported SANFL clubs! If there'd be an AFL or NRL club which had such abysmal crowd figures (relative to those leagues' attendences of course), we'd hear fans calling them to merge, relocate or die. Fans are saying that for the Knights- get rid of them and replace with a more viable club in Australia.
Crowds in the A-League have been pretty good, particularly in Melbourne and Brisbane. Melbourne have set new standards for crowds in the domestic game. But...
...the NZ Knights are pointless, have been a failure both on AND off the field and bring no benefit to the game or league. Their abysmal crowds are single-handedly dragging the A-League's otherwise good crowd average drown. Heck, on a bad they they could draw even less than the worst-supported SANFL clubs! If there'd be an AFL or NRL club which had such abysmal crowd figures (relative to those leagues' attendences of course), we'd hear fans calling them to merge, relocate or die. Fans are saying that for the Knights- get rid of them and replace with a more viable club in Australia.