According to the latest sources currently available, the national estimated average attendance would be 8 humans and 2 support dogs.How many fans would victory get if they were out of national football for two decades?
By registering with us, you'll be able to discuss, share and private message with other members of our community.
Sign Up Now!According to the latest sources currently available, the national estimated average attendance would be 8 humans and 2 support dogs.How many fans would victory get if they were out of national football for two decades?
Would argue that’s largely because they’re a shop window for the product that is the a league itself, very few people are there purely for the clubs. Their identity/business model revolves around being in the a league, if they were to drop out very few of those people would be there specifically supporting western regardless of the league. There’s probably only a handful of a league clubs who could potentially even survive without the backing of the a league brand. Maybe victory, Sydney fc, wanderers, Adelaide united Perth maybe could scale back their operation to survive in some shape or form.What were the crowd attendances of Macarthur and Western United, 3/4k average? You could take the alternate view point and say this is pretty good for clubs that literally have no history?
I dont think anyone made comment w=on 5k Aleague crowds but Westerb United DID get a sub 1k crowd..... what did you expecty, praise?I completely agree with you on each point.
My problem is, people say 2/3k for a second tier is "a pretty good effort" and whip up excuses such as weather etc, but when A-league teams get 5k the same people say its literally the end of the world and a disgrace.
And even when they are much more the proportional difference between the first and second divisions are pretty much the same ..... A second division just needs to "stay alive" anything more is a bonus.I don’t know what the obsession with crowds is so relevant in this country go to any second division club in the world they would be on par with our crowds maybe even less
Presuming the owners stick around and they are still functioning as a club by that stage?How many fans would victory get if they were out of national football for two decades?
Never, they didn't and possibly never could, even now..... maybe a good idea would be to let them play along side the Aleague clubs for 20 years and we can then see whats what?On the flip side, did any of these NSL clubs average what Victory have averaged in the top tier?
I assume the answer is no.
We just need to be realistic rather than turn on each other for no reason.
Maybe some would but a quick trip over the whimsical wonderland of SM would suggest that many would most definitely NOT want the "effnikz" back in....If we were to add say South Melbourne and Marconi to the Aleague, im sure the majority of fans of Aleague teams would be happy to have them clubs included, or wouldn't not care to have them in etc.
There were 16 x humans at one stage this year but 8 of them got banned for life from the FA for being .... well... sick crunts.According to the latest sources currently available, the national estimated average attendance would be 8 humans and 2 support dogs.
We will find out next year regarding at least one of the franchises... WU is rumoured to be able to play in VPL 1 so, being a title winning Aleague club now effectively frozen out of the national tier (like all the ex NSL clubs) I wonder how big their crowds are going to be? Surely their rusted on ride or die fans will pack out Ironbark.... Would be disappointed with anything less than 6800Would argue that’s largely because they’re a shop window for the product that is the a league itself, very few people are there purely for the clubs. Their identity/business model revolves around being in the a league, if they were to drop out very few of those people would be there specifically supporting western regardless of the league. There’s probably only a handful of a league clubs who could potentially even survive without the backing of the a league brand. Maybe victory, Sydney fc, wanderers, Adelaide united Perth maybe could scale back their operation to survive in some shape or form.
None of those clubs were designed to be like MV though. It would be like having SM in the top flight for 5 years without any competition.On the flip side, did any of these NSL clubs average what Victory have averaged in the top tier?
I assume the answer is no.
We just need to be realistic rather than turn on each other for no reason.
Turnout was good but to get 2k at that ground they will have to be standing on eachother! LolAvondale game was close to if not 2000 as well
Maybe they counted the residents in the apartments behind the demount-able sheds? lolTurnout was good but to get 2k at that ground they will have to be standing on eachother! Lol
Mono you couldnt have said it any more perfectly! That is the actual test case! I want to see the excuses and backflips after that plays out as we all know it will! I suggest a few people go digging back to find answers for their bs stabs about NSL etc bc they now will have to come up with some damn good original excuses when reality comes knocking, only this time the proof will be in the pudding, wont be able to hide especially since the corpse didnt evenn have time to go cold yet! HahahaWe will find out next year regarding at least one of the franchises... WU is rumoured to be able to play in VPL 1 so, being a title winning Aleague club now effectively frozen out of the national tier (like all the ex NSL clubs) I wonder how big their crowds are going to be? Surely their rusted on ride or die fans will pack out Ironbark.... Would be disappointed with anything less than 6800![]()
None of those clubs were designed to be like MV though. It would be like having SM in the top flight for 5 years without any competition.
Melbourne City have made 5 of the last 6 grand finals and been the premier performing on field club in Melbourne and nobody gives a shit because Victory took everyone in the first 5 years.
Doubt it would be a problem if everyone stayed in their lane tbf!oh far k, just goes round and round.
Technically 6 of them were banned but the other two they were unable to determine whether they fitted into the human or companion dog category so they were statistically unusable.There were 16 x humans at one stage this year but 8 of them got banned for life from the FA for being .... well... sick crunts.
Good initiative from the club here, again, clearly putting in a level of effort that previously wouldn’t have been seen at npl level