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chaddy22 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: After 3 rounds
Subiaco 10,732. 3 games
WP 9464 3 games
EP 6928 3 games
SF 4819 3 games
SD 4687 3 games
PT 3998 3 games
C 3954 2 games
EF 3310 2 games
P 3292 2 games

If these figures are right east perth supporters are definitely jumping ship and swans supporters are still leading the pack.Hmmmm

Ha Ha
Yeah Swans leading the pack, I see what you did there.

Grassy wrote: Anyone got a tally on Home Game Attendances?

That might paint a different picture.

1800 at latho. Which by this seasons figures is huge.

Sf had no colts on , so lost a few there I guess.

Theouterseagull wrote:

chaddy22 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: After 3 rounds
Subiaco 10,732. 3 games
WP 9464 3 games
EP 6928 3 games
SF 4819 3 games
SD 4687 3 games
PT 3998 3 games
C 3954 2 games
EF 3310 2 games
P 3292 2 games

If these figures are right east perth supporters are definitely jumping ship and swans supporters are still leading the pack.Hmmmm

Ha Ha
Yeah Swans leading the pack, I see what you did there.

Now let me put this as succinctly as I can for those who might have trouble grasping the concept. Our two home games have featured South Freo and Peel. The South Freo huddle at quarter and three-quarter time would have no number no more than 50 combined and an accurate guide tas to how many South Freo supporters were in attendance. The second home game featured Peel - a club not noted for having many supporters at home games let alone for away games. Compare and contrast Subiaco's effort: exactly what percentage of the attendance for the game WP versus Subiaco could be attributed to travelling Subiaco supporters?

We will have a good indicator in two Sundays when Subiaco travel to Basso. According to the figures published on this topic Subiaco's crowd numbers has almost matched what were in attendance for the 2014 and 2015 Grand Finals.

TOSG you can continue to delude yourself in thinking that Subiaco are the best supported club in the WAFl even though that is patently nonsensical.

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

chaddy22 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: After 3 rounds
Subiaco 10,732. 3 games
WP 9464 3 games
EP 6928 3 games
SF 4819 3 games
SD 4687 3 games
PT 3998 3 games
C 3954 2 games
EF 3310 2 games
P 3292 2 games

If these figures are right east perth supporters are definitely jumping ship and swans supporters are still leading the pack.Hmmmm

Ha Ha
Yeah Swans leading the pack, I see what you did there.

Now let me put this as succinctly as I can for those who might have trouble grasping the concept. Our two home games have featured South Freo and Peel. The South Freo huddle at quarter and three-quarter time would have no number no more than 50 combined and an accurate guide tas to how many South Freo supporters were in attendance. The second home game featured Peel - a club not noted for having many supporters at home games let alone for away games. Compare and contrast Subiaco's effort: exactly what percentage of the attendance for the game WP versus Subiaco could be attributed to travelling Subiaco supporters?

We will have a good indicator in two Sundays when Subiaco travel to Basso. According to the figures published on this topic Subiaco's crowd numbers has almost matched what were in attendance for the 2014 and 2015 Grand Finals.

TOSG you can continue to delude yourself in thinking that Subiaco are the best supported club in the WAFl even though that is patently nonsensical.

I simply posted exact attendance figures sourced from the WAFL don't take it to heart and feel compelled to offer excuses.
Congratulations on winning the battle of the quarter time huddles, I guess that's something.

Grassy wrote: Saturday wasn't it?

Do Clubs include Colts and Reserves attendees in their Final Figures,when they play seperately to the League Team?

Yep and Nup, only who turns up on the day, mind you never an excuse as we once got 3500 to night games when we started a few years back.

Theouterseagull wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

chaddy22 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: After 3 rounds
Subiaco 10,732. 3 games
WP 9464 3 games
EP 6928 3 games
SF 4819 3 games
SD 4687 3 games
PT 3998 3 games
C 3954 2 games
EF 3310 2 games
P 3292 2 games

If these figures are right east perth supporters are definitely jumping ship and swans supporters are still leading the pack.Hmmmm

Ha Ha
Yeah Swans leading the pack, I see what you did there.

Now let me put this as succinctly as I can for those who might have trouble grasping the concept. Our two home games have featured South Freo and Peel. The South Freo huddle at quarter and three-quarter time would have no number no more than 50 combined and an accurate guide tas to how many South Freo supporters were in attendance. The second home game featured Peel - a club not noted for having many supporters at home games let alone for away games. Compare and contrast Subiaco's effort: exactly what percentage of the attendance for the game WP versus Subiaco could be attributed to travelling Subiaco supporters?

We will have a good indicator in two Sundays when Subiaco travel to Basso. According to the figures published on this topic Subiaco's crowd numbers has almost matched what were in attendance for the 2014 and 2015 Grand Finals.

TOSG you can continue to delude yourself in thinking that Subiaco are the best supported club in the WAFl even though that is patently nonsensical.

I simply posted exact attendance figures sourced from the WAFL don't take it to heart and feel compelled to offer excuses.
Congratulations on winning the battle of the quarter time huddles, I guess that's something.

The figures speak for themselves, Subi has benefitted from Good Friday and Pom day at Leederville, the fact is SD have failed to produce a feature day that gets a substantial crowd in.

Bazza wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

swan42 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote:

chaddy22 wrote:

Theouterseagull wrote: After 3 rounds
Subiaco 10,732. 3 games
WP 9464 3 games
EP 6928 3 games
SF 4819 3 games
SD 4687 3 games
PT 3998 3 games
C 3954 2 games
EF 3310 2 games
P 3292 2 games

If these figures are right east perth supporters are definitely jumping ship and swans supporters are still leading the pack.Hmmmm

Ha Ha
Yeah Swans leading the pack, I see what you did there.

Now let me put this as succinctly as I can for those who might have trouble grasping the concept. Our two home games have featured South Freo and Peel. The South Freo huddle at quarter and three-quarter time would have no number no more than 50 combined and an accurate guide tas to how many South Freo supporters were in attendance. The second home game featured Peel - a club not noted for having many supporters at home games let alone for away games. Compare and contrast Subiaco's effort: exactly what percentage of the attendance for the game WP versus Subiaco could be attributed to travelling Subiaco supporters?

We will have a good indicator in two Sundays when Subiaco travel to Basso. According to the figures published on this topic Subiaco's crowd numbers has almost matched what were in attendance for the 2014 and 2015 Grand Finals.

TOSG you can continue to delude yourself in thinking that Subiaco are the best supported club in the WAFl even though that is patently nonsensical.

I simply posted exact attendance figures sourced from the WAFL don't take it to heart and feel compelled to offer excuses.
Congratulations on winning the battle of the quarter time huddles, I guess that's something.

The figures speak for themselves, Subi has benefitted from Good Friday and Pom day at Leederville, the fact is SD have failed to produce a feature day that gets a substantial crowd in.

We have another feature day this Sunday with the Bark in the Park charity day for Guide Dogs WA. I plan on including every dog in the crowd in our attendance figures.

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We have another feature day this Sunday with the Bark in the Park charity day for Guide Dogs WA. I plan on including every dog in the crowd in our attendance figures.[/quote] Benefits going to the umpiring department?

Beasley Hutton wrote: [

We have another feature day this Sunday with the Bark in the Park charity day for Guide Dogs WA. I plan on including every dog in the crowd in our attendance figures.[/quote] Benefits going to the umpiring department?[/quote]

Free kicks this year
Round 1
SD 17 V EF 15
S 22 V PT 18

Round 2
SD 26 V SF 21
S 14 V EP 20

Round 3
SD 20 V PT 9
S 15 V WP 23

Swans getting an armchair ride from the umpires yet again this year

Well done on making fun of our Guide Dogs WA charity day, a new low for you.

Hopefully Senior remembers to bring along your collar, leash, bowl, flea collar & poop scoop for the benefit of those Perth fans attending!