i say ditch anz if possible purley because the anz surface is a load of rubbish. But we need to learn to win on all grounds not just the scg.
Theres not much left to say
This.
Also, the stats you posted show that every year since 2007, while the average attendance has steadily dropped at ANZ, it's been increasing at the SCG.
Year SCG Homebush
2002 19,957 42,986
2003 26,512 49,704
2004 26,879 42,485
2005 28,733 39,682
2006 30,401 49,092
2007 25,222 63,392
2008 25,452 45,824
2009 26,866 36,874
2010 27,891 35,208
If there is indeed a contract, how long has it got to run?
My post wasn't about marketing or dollars...it was about trying to improve our win/loss record....but surely that's the first step to improving crowds...
I hate ANZ.
You'd think so wouldn't ya. Not in fickle Sydney though. Sadest part is I feel the club encourages this mentality. I would like to know why it is that an SCG only member gets grand final tickets access equal to those of us that pay and support our club by attending all our home games in Sydney? It just doesn't seem right.
It's worse than pathetic, it's downright embarrassing for our club that supporters will not support their club in Sydney based on the location of the venue for a home game. A home game for crying out loud, could you imagine that ever being the case with any other football club in this country?
I hate ANZ and I live in Perth so what does that make me. It is BS selling our Home advantage away to a @@@@ stadium for the sake of growing AFL in the wastelands of Sydney.
Unless there is any concerete proof that playing all games at the SCG will allow the club to grow it's membership above 28,000 in Sydney then the facts are we will continue to play games at ANZ to balance the books financially. Above 28,000 and the club can make decent money from members and reserved seat sales etc.
Fact's are that we are not financially safe/independent unless we play games at ANZ at present.
End of story we continue to play there until that point in time, we went close after 2005 but the members didn't stick.
DST
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