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sounds like its going to be p?ssing it down so...
7,500

The problem is mate the delusional WAFC will blame the weather and not their ridiculous decisions around the alignment and qualification rules for aligned players.

BC, with the forecast it's sounding more and more like 2014 ... I hope!!

yes mate it is...I wonder if Freo will want it transferred to Etihad so they can close the roof and their precious princesses won't get wet.

The who cares grand final in a compromised competition to be played in wet conditions.
I'd say 5,000 Subi, 1,000 free loaders, 100 Peel.

wet weather predicted should bring the crowd numbers down, the purple army have been starved of success so they will be there in force to support their team. Plus the last official WA football GF at the stadium should attract a few people for nostalgic reasons.
my prediction 11 - 13000. The WAFC will give away plenty of freebies to ensure that the numbers are up..

BC wrote: yes mate it is...I wonder if Freo will want it transferred to Etihad so they can close the roof and their precious princesses won't get wet.

I think Lyons will be watching the weather very closely and may tell Cam the puppet that a few of those princesses wont be allowed to play or in AFL speak " had to go off for early surgery", You'd wonder if he's prepared to risk big Darcy on a slippery surface, likewise for Taberner, Logue, Cox, Ryan, Deluca, Collins & Nyhuis, cant afford for any of them to go for slide and do a knee. Mind you if the Monday holiday looks like fine weather Lyons and his puppet will demand the game is moved back a day.

As to the subject at hand, if it's as wet at 2014 then they will struggle to get 10k. If it turns out fine, then 15-18k.

Southrlegends wrote: sounds like its going to be p?ssing it down so...
7,500

I think this could be the fist sub 10K GF in a very long time.

I guess the unknown here is how many long time footy followers will want to farewell Subi Oval...others may so good riddance and not show up...who knows.

BC wrote: I guess the unknown here is how many long time footy followers will want to farewell Subi Oval...others may so good riddance and not show up...who knows.

Going on the previous track record of the WAFC they will have cordoned off the upper tiers so everyone will be forced to sit out in the open to give the impression of a bumper (almost record) crowd on the television broadcast.