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2019 Membership thread - 100k again and growing!
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Ocker
?Premiershipmond?
- May 20, 2015
- 2,109
- 5,375
- AFL Club
- Richmond
CotchIsKing
All Australian
- Oct 8, 2011
- 793
- 2,650
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Spurs, 49ers, SF Giants, GS Warrio
It could struggle round 1 the way we are going
Can’t wait till we get so rich we buy the MCC and give all our members priority access to the stand
smasha
It's Time!
Collingwood don’t have as many members but are allowed to shutout Richmond home members from the Ponsford.
They can have that. We’ll just have the rest of the ground.
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why cant we have punt rd end home and away then ?
smasha
It's Time!
- Dec 18, 2005
- 21,663
- 14,398
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Richmond
Dr Tigris
Brownlow Medallist
Most of the other clubs would be over the moon if they ended up with 74,110. Good to be the king
- May 1, 2018
- 3,893
- 30,357
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Madtiger2006, looks like your bet came off and Shazza finally fell on her sword. At least for now anyway.
lol winder what he didMadtiger2006, looks like your bet came off and Shazza finally fell on her sword. At least for now anyway.
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- Dec 18, 2005
- 21,663
- 14,398
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Richmond
Madtiger2006, looks like your bet came off and Shazza finally fell on her sword. At least for now anyway.
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Lol. He must have felt guilty
- May 1, 2018
- 3,893
- 30,357
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Scroll to the bottom of the article and have at it, bitches!
AFL membership ladder: Tigers set to reach 100,000 once again, as Suns bottom out
Paul Sakkal
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl...again-as-suns-bottom-out-20181207-p50ktp.html
Richmond are on track to crack 100,000 members again in 2019, having reached almost 75,000 members by the first week of December.
The Tigers faithful, buoyed by the signing of former Gold Coast key forward Tom Lynch, have backed the club to rebound from their 39-point preliminary final loss to Collingwood last season.
Richmond CEO Brendan Gale told 3AW this week that having “set a historic benchmark at 100,000 ... we want to go past it again".
Gale stressed the importance of making members feel like part of “something bigger than just a football team”, insisting he was “not obsessed by goals”.
Of the other Melbourne clubs, Hawthorn (60,007), Essendon (51,011), Geelong (41,034) and Carlton (38,965) enter the Christmas period with healthy figures, while Melbourne (30,096), North Melbourne (26,921), Western Bulldogs (26,855) and St Kilda (25,500) remain in the middle band of the league tally.
In the northern states, Sydney had counted just shy of 30,000 members while the Giants registered 13,814.
The Brisbane Lions were just shy of 13,000 members, while Gold Coast have recorded a paltry 5894.
In 2018 the AFL achieved more than a million club members across the country for the first time in league history, an 11 per cent increase on the year prior and the 18th consecutive year of membership growth.
Thirteen clubs broke their membership records in 2018.
MEMBERSHIP LADDER
Adelaide (77,504)*
Richmond (74,110)
Hawthorn (60,007)
West Coast (59,800)
Essendon (51,011)
Fremantle (44,293)
Port Adelaide (42,723)
Geelong (41,034)
Carlton (38,965)
Melbourne (30,096)
Sydney (29,046)
North Melbourne (26,921)
Western Bulldogs (26,855)
St Kilda (25,500)
Greater Western Sydney (13,814)
Brisbane (12,974)
Gold Coast (5894)
* Includes non-financial "We Fly as One" members.
** Collingwood refused to divulge their figures.
AFL membership ladder: Tigers set to reach 100,000 once again, as Suns bottom out
Paul Sakkal
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl...again-as-suns-bottom-out-20181207-p50ktp.html
Richmond are on track to crack 100,000 members again in 2019, having reached almost 75,000 members by the first week of December.
The Tigers faithful, buoyed by the signing of former Gold Coast key forward Tom Lynch, have backed the club to rebound from their 39-point preliminary final loss to Collingwood last season.
Richmond CEO Brendan Gale told 3AW this week that having “set a historic benchmark at 100,000 ... we want to go past it again".
Gale stressed the importance of making members feel like part of “something bigger than just a football team”, insisting he was “not obsessed by goals”.
Of the other Melbourne clubs, Hawthorn (60,007), Essendon (51,011), Geelong (41,034) and Carlton (38,965) enter the Christmas period with healthy figures, while Melbourne (30,096), North Melbourne (26,921), Western Bulldogs (26,855) and St Kilda (25,500) remain in the middle band of the league tally.
In the northern states, Sydney had counted just shy of 30,000 members while the Giants registered 13,814.
The Brisbane Lions were just shy of 13,000 members, while Gold Coast have recorded a paltry 5894.
In 2018 the AFL achieved more than a million club members across the country for the first time in league history, an 11 per cent increase on the year prior and the 18th consecutive year of membership growth.
Thirteen clubs broke their membership records in 2018.
MEMBERSHIP LADDER
Adelaide (77,504)*
Richmond (74,110)
Hawthorn (60,007)
West Coast (59,800)
Essendon (51,011)
Fremantle (44,293)
Port Adelaide (42,723)
Geelong (41,034)
Carlton (38,965)
Melbourne (30,096)
Sydney (29,046)
North Melbourne (26,921)
Western Bulldogs (26,855)
St Kilda (25,500)
Greater Western Sydney (13,814)
Brisbane (12,974)
Gold Coast (5894)
* Includes non-financial "We Fly as One" members.
** Collingwood refused to divulge their figures.
TigerTime_89
4x Jack Dyer Medalist
- Apr 3, 2018
- 3,187
- 5,446
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Melb Storm, Liverpool, S Thunder
Hawthorn will get to 90K.Scroll to the bottom of the article and have at it, bitches!
AFL membership ladder: Tigers set to reach 100,000 once again, as Suns bottom out
Paul Sakkal
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl...again-as-suns-bottom-out-20181207-p50ktp.html
Richmond are on track to crack 100,000 members again in 2019, having reached almost 75,000 members by the first week of December.
The Tigers faithful, buoyed by the signing of former Gold Coast key forward Tom Lynch, have backed the club to rebound from their 39-point preliminary final loss to Collingwood last season.
Richmond CEO Brendan Gale told 3AW this week that having “set a historic benchmark at 100,000 ... we want to go past it again".
Gale stressed the importance of making members feel like part of “something bigger than just a football team”, insisting he was “not obsessed by goals”.
Of the other Melbourne clubs, Hawthorn (60,007), Essendon (51,011), Geelong (41,034) and Carlton (38,965) enter the Christmas period with healthy figures, while Melbourne (30,096), North Melbourne (26,921), Western Bulldogs (26,855) and St Kilda (25,500) remain in the middle band of the league tally.
In the northern states, Sydney had counted just shy of 30,000 members while the Giants registered 13,814.
The Brisbane Lions were just shy of 13,000 members, while Gold Coast have recorded a paltry 5894.
In 2018 the AFL achieved more than a million club members across the country for the first time in league history, an 11 per cent increase on the year prior and the 18th consecutive year of membership growth.
Thirteen clubs broke their membership records in 2018.
MEMBERSHIP LADDER
Adelaide (77,504)*
Richmond (74,110)
Hawthorn (60,007)
West Coast (59,800)
Essendon (51,011)
Fremantle (44,293)
Port Adelaide (42,723)
Geelong (41,034)
Carlton (38,965)
Melbourne (30,096)
Sydney (29,046)
North Melbourne (26,921)
Western Bulldogs (26,855)
St Kilda (25,500)
Greater Western Sydney (13,814)
Brisbane (12,974)
Gold Coast (5894)
* Includes non-financial "We Fly as One" members.
** Collingwood refused to divulge their figures.
- Dec 18, 2005
- 21,663
- 14,398
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Richmond
Nah they were 60k this time last year. Will get 80k or just over
- Dec 18, 2005
- 21,663
- 14,398
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Richmond
Melbourne’s numbers are shite considering how many showed up to their finals this year. Weak yuppies
- Aug 15, 2009
- 2,030
- 5,965
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Scroll to the bottom of the article and have at it, bitches!
AFL membership ladder: Tigers set to reach 100,000 once again, as Suns bottom out
Paul Sakkal
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl...again-as-suns-bottom-out-20181207-p50ktp.html
Richmond are on track to crack 100,000 members again in 2019, having reached almost 75,000 members by the first week of December.
The Tigers faithful, buoyed by the signing of former Gold Coast key forward Tom Lynch, have backed the club to rebound from their 39-point preliminary final loss to Collingwood last season.
Richmond CEO Brendan Gale told 3AW this week that having “set a historic benchmark at 100,000 ... we want to go past it again".
Gale stressed the importance of making members feel like part of “something bigger than just a football team”, insisting he was “not obsessed by goals”.
Of the other Melbourne clubs, Hawthorn (60,007), Essendon (51,011), Geelong (41,034) and Carlton (38,965) enter the Christmas period with healthy figures, while Melbourne (30,096), North Melbourne (26,921), Western Bulldogs (26,855) and St Kilda (25,500) remain in the middle band of the league tally.
In the northern states, Sydney had counted just shy of 30,000 members while the Giants registered 13,814.
The Brisbane Lions were just shy of 13,000 members, while Gold Coast have recorded a paltry 5894.
In 2018 the AFL achieved more than a million club members across the country for the first time in league history, an 11 per cent increase on the year prior and the 18th consecutive year of membership growth.
Thirteen clubs broke their membership records in 2018.
MEMBERSHIP LADDER
Adelaide (77,504)*
Richmond (74,110)
Hawthorn (60,007)
West Coast (59,800)
Essendon (51,011)
Fremantle (44,293)
Port Adelaide (42,723)
Geelong (41,034)
Carlton (38,965)
Melbourne (30,096)
Sydney (29,046)
North Melbourne (26,921)
Western Bulldogs (26,855)
St Kilda (25,500)
Greater Western Sydney (13,814)
Brisbane (12,974)
Gold Coast (5894)
* Includes non-financial "We Fly as One" members.
** Collingwood refused to divulge their figures.
Only one conclusion to draw from that, the Magpoos are still offended that they are no longer the biggest and most well-supported AFL team in Australia............DELICIOUS!
- Aug 15, 2009
- 2,030
- 5,965
- AFL Club
- Richmond
They refuse to commit financially in case Melbourne as per usual manage to stuff it all up or for fear they could miss a bumper ski season.
- Aug 15, 2009
- 2,030
- 5,965
- AFL Club
- Richmond
"Offended" WTF, why can't I type "b u t t - h u r t".
It's political correctness gone mad I tells ya!
TigermanM2
Norm Smith Medallist
- Mar 7, 2013
- 8,145
- 26,240
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Jul 4, 2012
- 6,464
- 21,670
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- Liverpool
Any recommendations for a kid membership? (7 years old). My boy had a membership that he got as part of his Auskick this year but thinking about getting a proper one for him. The difference between Rioli Rookies and Junior Access etc isn't super clear on the website. -_-
- Oct 11, 2003
- 9,458
- 11,373
- AFL Club
- Richmond
- Other Teams
- tigers
Anyone got a Graf of this?
- May 1, 2018
- 3,893
- 30,357
- AFL Club
- Richmond
Richmond on track for AFL club membership record with huge pre-Christmas numbers
Chris Cavanagh, Herald Sun
December 8, 2018 3:08pm
Richmond is on track to set a membership record in 2019 as the Tiger army continues to swell.
The club on Friday hit 74,110 signed-up members for next season, significantly more than the same time last year when it took until December 23 to reach the 70,000 milestone.
The boon comes on the back of signing former Gold Coast forward Tom Lynchduring the AFL’s free agency period, which has helped Richmond be installed as $5 premiership favourite with bookmaker TAB.
The Tigers finished with an AFL-record membership tally of 100,726 this year, accounting for close to a tenth of the league-wide total of 1,008,494 members.
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...s/news-story/eb73a29618c0500145497f9f3630bd3a
Chris Cavanagh, Herald Sun
December 8, 2018 3:08pm
Richmond is on track to set a membership record in 2019 as the Tiger army continues to swell.
The club on Friday hit 74,110 signed-up members for next season, significantly more than the same time last year when it took until December 23 to reach the 70,000 milestone.
The boon comes on the back of signing former Gold Coast forward Tom Lynchduring the AFL’s free agency period, which has helped Richmond be installed as $5 premiership favourite with bookmaker TAB.
The Tigers finished with an AFL-record membership tally of 100,726 this year, accounting for close to a tenth of the league-wide total of 1,008,494 members.
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...s/news-story/eb73a29618c0500145497f9f3630bd3a
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