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Sign Up Now!The hopefully the numbers stay decent at all clubs until it’s too “cold” and all the ethnics visit the motherland
its probably the most decent start to an NPL series i have ever seen in terms of numbers. i wonder if the championship had anything to do with it?
June, July period you always see a drop off. Lazy people rather watch it from the comfort of their homes rather than face the cold, and as always you get European summer holidays
Sounds like the crowds have been good in NPL NSW so far. Great to see. I'm hoping its the momentum generated from the Australian Championship.
Same down here in Melbourne. Once the cold weather kicks in, it's just the diehards.
Yet everyone wants a winter national league, makes no sense if no one will go.Sounds like the crowds have been good in NPL NSW so far. Great to see. I'm hoping its the momentum generated from the Australian Championship.
Same down here in Melbourne. Once the cold weather kicks in, it's just the diehards.
Lets hope this remains the case in the Australian Championship this season.Obviously it helps when its an away club who's fans travel![]()
Thats when the streaming numbers on youtube go through the roof....The hopefully the numbers stay decent at all clubs until it’s too “cold” and all the ethnics visit the motherland
The football is a lot easier on the eye in winter mate.. surely youve got to agree?Yet everyone wants a winter national league, makes no sense if no one will go.
also I like the less crowds haha pick where you like to hang around or move around - less que to get food !The football is a lot easier on the eye in winter mate.. surely youve got to agree?
Yet everyone wants a winter national league, makes no sense if no one will go.
I prefer the cold, come from a cold country.Are you that afraid of a bit of cold? Harden up mate.
By the sounds of you NPL softies, there won't be that many eyes to watch it.The football is a lot easier on the eye in winter mate.. surely youve got to agree?
This SMFC1959 - rain fall difference of our cities.Was watching the NPN NSW highlights package on YouTube. It would be good if NPL Victoria had a similar highlights package as well.
I noticed a few grounds in NSW have synthetic pitches. Is that common in Sydney? You just never see that in Melbourne.
Synthetic pitches are the ANTI CHRIST.This SMFC1959 - rain fall difference of our cities.
We may have dry periods then we get bucket loads of rain in 2hrs or half a day.
Whereas your cbd get drizzle more than downpours like us.
Hence more syn pitch's - some seasons we may suffer 4/5 even 6 wash out games at grass roots - screws everything up, associations have set back up weekends but sooner or later it get too close to the whinging pre season cricket fraternity.
So syn pitch's allow for game to go ahead near on every weekend.
Melb CBD stats
Sydney CBD stats
- Seasonal Total: Approximately 124mm–150mm
Total Season Avg : 200mm - 300mm.
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Plus they are good for the amount of "training traffic" weeknights - grounds not worn out playing on dust.
Don't get me wrong farfar prefer grass !
from our purist perspective absolutely I agree.Synthetic pitches are the ANTI CHRIST.
True, the Aleague crowds would be MASSIVE if they played in winter.By the sounds of you NPL softies, there won't be that many eyes to watch it.
The championship is a long distant memory for most fans now.Lets hope this remains the case in the Australian Championship this season.
Lets hope we get drawn against you guys this year and we can test BOTH theories out....The championship is a long distant memory for most fans now.
Miro is at the wheel.![]()