Excuse me what? By saying 26k wasn’t good for last week? You must still be miserable after 2021. Give me a spell.Will you reply to the crowd numbers with a savage tweet again?
FWIW, the crowd tonight isn’t great
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Excuse me what? By saying 26k wasn’t good for last week? You must still be miserable after 2021. Give me a spell.Will you reply to the crowd numbers with a savage tweet again?
Think you're being a bit harsh there. Looks pretty good to me. Pretty full in most areas besides AFL members. Having people all the way to the back row in the Ponsford is usually a very good sign.FWIW, the crowd tonight isn’t great
Actually the tweet in question you replied to was about Collingwoods game.Excuse me what? By saying 26k wasn’t good for last week? You must still be miserable after 2021. Give me a spell.
FWIW, the crowd tonight isn’t great
With all due respect, you’ve completely messed that up and are acting like a fool.Actually the tweet in question you replied to was about Collingwoods game.
72,840 for Richmond vs Melbourne on Anzac Eve @ MCG
Good turnout. 70k looks to be the basement number now.
the entire top level of Olympic and front half of ponsford top level have now been put on for reserve seating. They must be pretty happy with the speed of sales, otherwise why put so many bays up for sale so close to the game when they could just be GA?They’ve opened up a lot more seats for Geelong vs Carlton (middle of level q in Olympic, front and middle of q in southern, one bay or level m in ponsford). They’ve also sent out an email to geelong general admin members to upgrade to reserve seat for $16 for level m.
Looks like general admin will be back of southern and Olympic level q and maybe whole ponsford level q?
Previously theyd been releasing bays just about one bay at a time and they were going very quickly. Geelong would only have a few thousand reserve seat members at mcg, so probably a lot of general admin walk up from both Geelong and Carlton.
I think 70,000 would be good. More than 71,000 I think would be a record between the two. 50,000 would be the record as a Geelong home game
Thanks for your work in compiling this. BTW is the King Birthday Eve match between Essendon and Carlton classified as a marquee match?
Thanks for your work in compiling this. BTW is the King Birthday Eve match between Essendon and Carlton classified as a marquee match?
There would have been 25,000 Melbourne fans at least. The entire mcc was red plus most of the ponsford and level 4 of the Olympic.Good crowd considering there is no more Richmond bandwagon and Melbourne fans don’t really travel to away games.
Would be interesting if it was a Melbourne home game if the crowd would of been more considering around 40,000 Melbourne members would of turned up and Richmond like the other big clubs tend to get around 30,000 plus for away games. With neutrals the crowd could if pushed towards 80,000! It’s like kings bday Melbourne home games drawn around 5-10k more due to Collingwood’s huge drawing power even for away games. Melbourne for away games would draw no more than 20,000 of their own fans.
Who knows. MCC predicting 90-92K.Going to be a cracker today will definitely be watching. What attendance is expected, between 92-96K
I would have to say this is the most anticipated for some while as most times bombers have been down. Could it crack the all time attendance record for Anzac Day 95,179
Who knows. MCC predicting 90-92K.
If we’re pragmatic, a full strength Collingwood anywhere near their best will be a big ask for Essendon. Thats a Pies win. That’s just the facts (head speaking). But if the Pies are a bit off, and all of Goldstein, Draper & Wright can play well, they might have a chance (heart speaking). Gut feel is Bombers making strategic selection error playing all the talls, diminishes their defensive capacity and ability to play front half game which has been the hallmark of their success in recent weeks. If Wright / Draper don’t hold marks / hit scoreboard it’s red flags for Bombers. But, it’s all part of the journey as they try and work out optimal team balance and combinations with next 2-3 years in mind.
I will say 92K.
Who knows. MCC predicting 90-92K.
If we’re pragmatic, a full strength Collingwood anywhere near their best will be a big ask for Essendon. Thats a Pies win. That’s just the facts (head speaking). But if the Pies are a bit off, and all of Goldstein, Draper & Wright can play well, they might have a chance (heart speaking). Gut feel is Bombers making strategic selection error playing all the talls, diminishes their defensive capacity and ability to play front half game which has been the hallmark of their success in recent weeks. If Wright / Draper don’t hold marks / hit scoreboard it’s red flags for Bombers. But, it’s all part of the journey as they try and work out optimal team balance and combinations with next 2-3 years in mind.
I will say 92K.
Still seating for walkups available in MCC. It won’t be at capacity today. I’d say the grey day and possibly even the fact MCC was at capacity last year potentially made a few decide to not risk showing up on the day.88,879 has been the average crowd this century, excluding covid and MCG redevelopments. With a low of 83,905 in 2001 and a high of 95,179 last year, there is quite a large discrepancy considering the game is always sold out. I would have thought with so much practice, the MCG and AFL could have worked out a way to consistently get 95,000, considering how many people miss out.
I heard BT saying early in the first quarter that there was already over 92,000 and it would likely surpass 95,000. That said, parts of the AFL members look a bit patchy.Still seating for walkups available in MCC. It won’t be at capacity today. I’d say the grey day and possibly even the fact MCC was at capacity last year potentially made a few decide to not risk showing up on the day.