Stop charging like wounded bulls, might be a start, stop favouring corporate promotions and having special boxes for some times people who don't even follow the game. People don't go because its frustrating to watch the umpiring, but I think that may change now that a lot of fans have said they have had enough of strange decisions and grey rules no one understands, but cost has got to be part of the reason. Buy a Coke and a hot dog , your days nearly done, have a couple of beers and some KFC or HJ's and you are bankrupt. Well in footy going terms anyway.Hey guys,
What do you think are some ways the AFL can increase attendance to games in 2015?
Attendance over the last 5 seasons has been trending down.
2014 - 6,974,488 (33,693 per match)
2013 - 6,931,085 (33,484 per match)
2012 - 6,778,559 (32,747 per match)
2011 - 7,139,272 (36,425 per match)
2010 - 7,145,488 (38,417 per match)
What are your motivations to continue to go to games (even when your team is average/bottom 8 team)?
And does anyone know any teams who were consistently performing average/poor over a good period of time, but the club managed to keep their fan attendance high?