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NPL attendance and viewers

It’s not the only factor but wanderers have struggled to make finals for a decade and always lose at home. it’s gonna have an effect on attendance. They still have a lot of potential to be the 3rd biggest club in the a league after Sydney fc and victory imo
 
it wasnt 900 you think you know more about my club then i do. lol
I don't think that at all, lol. Just going by what was published:



funny everyone measures us cause of 3 home games in the championship, however in the last decade we have been steady, with the odd spike up and down. but now we are on the up and it's continuing to grow, 4k two weeks ago, 800+ in a midweek cup game, 2k on sunday.

Wanderers have been on a steady decline for a while now, so its not just the wooden spoon tag you make it out to be.

long gone are there days from 2013-2018

Completely agree.
 
and on another side note and this is no dig at the WSW. I live in southwest Sydney, the "heart land" of WSW if you wanna call it that. People are just not interested in the WSW anymore, they feel bored of the A-League, they stopped attending.

Whereas i have seen a spike in NPL football, im not talking thousands, only hundreds, but it's visible.
 
Got nothing against any of that. Also hope NPL and Australian Championship crowds grow. I’m an Aus football fan. Understand the hate for the A-League and that we are all not supposed to support it, but Aus football needs a successful top flight league. Unfortunately NPL ain’t that.
Yet again here you continue to be, spouting the same old shite... you got many other complexes champ?
 
It wasn’t 900 fwiw, as someone who’s watched games there enough I’m willing to back up beretta on this and say at the very least there was easily over 1,000 there, probably closer to 1.5. Maybe some kind of quirk with how the attendance was counted as he says

we only started to do that crowd counting clicker system this year.

last year it was basically off online sales and not taking into consideration gate takings and when under 16s is free.
 
What’s the solution..obviously merge old soccer and new football so everyone who cares about Australian soccer is invested in the national comp. Everyone on the same team like it once was. Doesn’t seem to be sustainable the way things are going

I'm not sure what the solutions are tbh.

There doesn't seem to be enough money or support from above for any solutions.
 
I'm not sure what the solutions are tbh.

There doesn't seem to be enough money or support from above for any solutions.
Will keep saying it, the Australia cup is the best thing we have in oz soccer. And probably the most sustainable model too. The federation should really be going all in on trying to push it and build up the cup as the flagship comp/pinnacle/jewel in the crown of club soccer in this country. Such a unique thing in Australian sport too, the diversity of clubs on display and format should be a selling point/point of difference in the Australian sports landscape. And it’s a way of getting the sports massive participation base more involved in the game. I think it would also help and you’d get more interesting fixtures if aus championship clubs entered at the national rounds alongside the a league clubs if and when it becomes a home and away comp
 
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Got nothing against any of that. Also hope NPL and Australian Championship crowds grow. I’m an Aus football fan. Understand the hate for the A-League and that we are all not supposed to support it, but Aus football needs a successful top flight league. Unfortunately NPL ain’t that.
It IS for the 99% of football clubs in Australia that are NOT able to break through to a division higher than their state NPLs.

Lets hope the Australian Championship becomes that top tier.
 
Its quite hilarious that the most popular/watched video ever on the NPL victoria youtube channel (x 4 times lol) is a u14 girls match...considering all the hoo haa by some fans that is quite ironic
 
Its quite hilarious that the most popular/watched video ever on the NPL victoria youtube channel (x 4 times lol) is a u14 girls match...considering all the hoo haa by some fans that is quite ironic
Really, which match is that?

All I know is that Youtbube streaming numbers are pretty decent for Aus Cup matcehs.

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If you go to teh NPL Victoria page, and look at most popular you can see. From memeory the game if from 2018 or something I actually watched a part ofit to see why it was so popular :ROFLMAO: :censored:
Also, I am only just learning english so please understand my pitiful typing.
 
Its quite hilarious that the most popular/watched video ever on the NPL victoria youtube channel (x 4 times lol) is a u14 girls match...considering all the hoo haa by some fans that is quite ironic
Because youtube splits live views & recorded views.

IIRC back then they only streamed on facebook so it's probably a copy of the facebook stream that's gotten views over the years.

There's plenty of regular NPL matches in the last few weeks that have gotten more views
 
Some solid viewing in the cup, below is just Youtube I would presume most watched on Paramount?

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Watched on YouTube as Paramount and Channel 10 are geoblocked. By the way, thanks for mentioning on the forum that the games are shown live on YouTube. What a great game and the right team won, must have been great watching it live.
 
Watched on YouTube as Paramount and Channel 10 are geoblocked. By the way, thanks for mentioning on the forum that the games are shown live on YouTube. What a great game and the right team won, must have been great watching it live.
NP, I only stumbled on it by mistake. Algorithm brought it up last week when, despite it being advertised as being on Paramount only, the other quarter final popped up on YouTube.

Live cup nights are always fun and the crowd was decent. It lends itself to another decent final series attendance wise for both South and Preston as they will be itching to get revenge... NPL VIC is really better off when all these clubs are firing on the pitch.
 
This is an appropriate comparison, the second tier of Aussie rules in Victoria vs the second tier (third if we include the Championship) of soccer in Victoria.

The strength of grassroots soccer as a collective beats everything else. I only hope the new bosses see this and finally want to work with it properly.

 
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