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Barry will no doubt chime in, but I think thats a big disadvantage of ANZ. If it was at the SCG I would already have bought tickets. I'm sure many casual fans would be holding out to see what the weather is doing (at least that was the excuse v Freo).
Basic supply and demand. Anz will never sell out, no risk of not getting a ticket.
He ate more cheese, than time allowed
Hard to believe that 17,000 members (or 40% of our membership) arent going to a preliminary final.
I have a feeling that the 23K figure doesnt include ANZ members and coorporates. Because from I what I saw they sold out faster than the previous final.
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Inflamatory, duplicate post, there I.F. I can see where you are trying to steer this thread.
last night on OTC and AFL 360 it was reported that 41,000 tickets were available. What is the capacity of ANZ?
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True. That doesn't include the 18,000 + Anz members seats if they turn up.
There are so many factors here Meg but you are right. The two big problems are the AFL thinking that Sydney and Melbourne should have the same pricing and then needing the retreat so they cut prices and probably end up giving tickets away. But it's also the fault of the Kangaroos - they don't have many members and it looks like few will be coming to the game. Imagine if it was Collingwood in the same fairy-tale situation. (There's also the venue but that's been done to death.)
And it's also the fault of the Swans for being so successful - I paid $170 yesterday and expect to pay to attend the GF next week. But if money was tight I'd be saving my money for next week and the big one. The irony will be if the Swans lose with few there to support them so we're not in the GF at all.
Nah, it comes back to the AFL's greed and inability to understand Sydney.
I agree and whilst I personally prefer the SCG I wouldn't not go because of the venue however pricing of the tickets does make it difficult regardless of venue. The overall viewing and atmosphere of the SCG in my opinion makes for a better show and for some this may determine whether they are willing to pay the ticket prices. I have no doubt that ANZ stadium full or nearly full would be great but history shows this does not happen now and as such the swans are the losers. Contracts have to be adhered to but the rort with the ticketing just makes everyone angry. I just wish our team could get the support it deserves.
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