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A-league attendances 24/25

I'm getting a bit frustrated with this thread. I'm having to read past a lot of posts to get to crowd figures at weekly AL games.

There are some other guys on here engaged in a different football conversation. It is an interesting football convo per se, but can you take it to another thread, please? It is derailing the crowds in attendance at weekly A L games - probably inadvertently on your part.
 
just saw the big bash ended last week. So that's a possible cause. It doesn't look that was a cause for an uptick last season mind you....
 
Sutherlandbear said:
Yes, well done PGFC. Most people on this board moan about a lack of marketing/ promotion, now a club has gone out and done, I reckon some will try and mock it.
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I think its a great move.... its what the Womens AFL did to start boosting their crowd figures when they launched .... it has failed spectacularly for them, lets hope it works better for Perth.
 
Decentric said:
I'm getting a bit frustrated with this thread. I'm having to read past a lot of posts to get to crowd figures at weekly AL games.

There are some other guys on here engaged in a different football conversation. It is an interesting football convo per se, but can you take it to another thread, please? It is derailing the crowds in attendance at weekly A L games - probably inadvertently on your part.
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No... it all has to do with attendance, if you just want to find out how many people the APL claim to have attended there are plenty of resources on google....
 
SocceroosFan said:
Let me get this straight mate, you follow/ support a local NPL club AND follow/ support the A League?! I thought that wasn't possible, based on comments from some of the other blokes on here?
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anything is possible its not comments from others that challenges that mind set :)
 
Monoethnic Social Club said:
I think its a great move.... its what the Womens AFL did to start boosting their crowd figures when they launched .... it has failed spectacularly for them, lets hope it works better for Perth.
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Maybe it's the game. I was once taken to an AFL match, Sydney v Hawthorne for free years 10-20 years ago, some chick kept calling out 'go Cindy', yeah confused me, if I could left at halftime & not upset my host I would have.
Instead I stayed till end of game & my lasting memory was 'go Cindy'.
 
southmelb said:
In regards to the Perth crowd, i have relatives that went last night, apparently every person that was a registered player in the state in 2024 received 2 free tickets.
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Considering the huge disconnect between the amount of registered players and their interest in top flight football in this country I guess making them aware of it isn't a bad thing. Depends if they expect free tickets all the time now. ;)
 
Robbos said:
Maybe it's the game. I was once taken to an AFL match, Sydney v Hawthorne for free years 10-20 years ago, some chick kept calling out 'go Cindy', yeah confused me, if I could left at halftime & not upset my host I would have.
Instead I stayed till end of game & my lasting memory was 'go Cindy'.
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You got a free ticket to a men's AFL game??? wow that is pretty rare.... Your host must have paid for it....
 
Monoethnic Social Club said:
cool so it works then (I assume once the freebies dried up you continued to support?)
If Perth can even get 10% of the Sydney swans success, the Aleague may just be saved....
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Not for me it never. I would say it did work overall as most Swans games are pretty much sell outs these days.
 
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