This shows the number of seats available for Eagles vs Brisbane at Perth Stadium next week. Using the phone instead of computer means I got away with only 15 screenshots instead of 25, but they are lower quality.
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This shows the number of seats available for Eagles vs Brisbane at Perth Stadium next week. Using the phone instead of computer means I got away with only 15 screenshots instead of 25, but they are lower quality.
Those seats on level 4 of the Warne Stand. Essendon away reserved seats are basically the front half of the top deck from bays 8-15.Which one are Essendon ones?
Don’t wanna be with the Collingwood members
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manicmagpie
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Anything over 84k tonight and it will be the biggest aggregate crowd for two teams in one season.
Anything over 79k will be in the top 5.
Anything over 79k will be in the top 5.
- Feb 13, 2011
- 11,612
- 14,614
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Are the rest predictably Anzac day years?
manicmagpie
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Only numbers 1, 5 & 8 of the current top 10 involve an ANZAC Day game. (1993 at #2 being too early)
They do make up a lot of the rest, though.
Looking like 81-82k tonight, so it should slot in second (possibly third).
Carlton-Collingwood should take top spot in a few weeks. Only thing that might stop that is the fact it’s a night game. But I wouldn’t bet against it.
- Feb 13, 2011
- 11,612
- 14,614
- AFL Club
- Richmond
81,711
Was hoping for more but who cares, we won! This sets up Melb v Essendon at the ‘G next Saturday night! Especially if they can beat Eagles.
- Oct 3, 2013
- 13,690
- 33,217
- AFL Club
- Collingwood
- Other Teams
- Chelsea
Good crowd overall. Still had an expectation it might crack 85K.
Congrats to the good Essendon folk here on the win. Too good for us tonight.
Congrats to the good Essendon folk here on the win. Too good for us tonight.
AFL needs to move away from reserved seats and look into a new model that uses bays/areas as the guide.
The problem with "sellouts" is twofold. Firstly, those with GA tickets don't show up because they think they can't (if they bought a GA ticket, there is a spot allocated to them). Secondly, members with reserved seats don't show up and they go empty.
I'm not sure RSVP or stand-by is the answer but the status quo isn't working and a sellout shouldn't see less than 90-95% capacity utilised.
The problem with "sellouts" is twofold. Firstly, those with GA tickets don't show up because they think they can't (if they bought a GA ticket, there is a spot allocated to them). Secondly, members with reserved seats don't show up and they go empty.
I'm not sure RSVP or stand-by is the answer but the status quo isn't working and a sellout shouldn't see less than 90-95% capacity utilised.
Yep I predicted between 17-19 k for this. I think that’s pretty good crowd considering the two teams involved!
Looked like a great crowd at Kardinia Park but the Hawks having to play at our home ground means this is the first time a Cats/Hawks game has had less than 48K (excluding the 2020 COVID game with no crowd) for one of our matches since 2007. 31 games in a row drawing over 48K is an incredible run, not sure any combination of the big four have managed that before. And before that the two clubs had never played in front of a crowd of 42K unless it was finals.
Essendon-Collingwood had a run of 47 in a row (currently 60 of the last 61). But I can’t find any other combination that has had 31 in a row of 48,000+
Hell of a run.
No.
Yeah looks like you're right, I saw that 40K crowd in 2015 and stopped going back further figuring they'd have another 'low' crowd in the 2000s or that they'd have played at Windy Hill or Victoria Park in the late 90s.
Our 2021 crowd of 50K was capped by COVID and I think the 48K in 2022 wasn't limited but it seemed to take some time for some people to start going out again. Obviously Geelong/Hawthorn games rarely top the 85K mark that the big four can do in the right conditions but it's pretty cool that two smaller clubs have built themselves up with flags but also from games against each other to the point you could make an argument that it's a big six now.
42,690 at Perth Stadium for Freo vs Richmond when it is 12 degrees in very windy and somewhat wet conditions. Good job to all the brave souls of both teams supporters that that toughed it out.
Edit: just been told, BOM said that it felt like 3 degrees due to the wind sheer.
Edit: just been told, BOM said that it felt like 3 degrees due to the wind sheer.
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- 4,819
- AFL Club
- GWS
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They should be played wherever Geelong want to play them.
Maybe, but that's up to them.
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