When will the negative media stop!
Fair to say when and if the AFL let it happen, Swans eventually fall, Sydney followers ( not supporters) will drop off faster than a kids shorts at a Michael Jackson party!
Sydney chairman Andrew Pridham says Swans destined to be No. 1 on Australian sports scene
Sydney chairman Andrew Pridham says the Swans are on track to become the biggest sporting club in Australia.
They’re words which will sure to have Collingwood president Eddie McGuire screaming blue murder.
The release of the 2017 AFL fixtures has put the Swans in the spotlight even more than usual with eight games in the Friday night timeslot and another two on Thursdays. Pridham says the race to be No. 1 on the Australian sporting landscape is a foregone conclusion.
“I think it’s inevitable we will become the largest sporting club in Australia,” Pridham told The Daily Telegraph.
“I’ve got no doubt. We have the most supporters with 1.1 million, 300,000 more than Collingwood. We are the dominant team in Australia’s largest city by far. Our membership of 56,500 is larger than Adelaide and Port Adelaide and we’ve got more than GWS, Brisbane and the Gold Coast combined.”
The Sydney Swans are enjoy success on and off the field. Picture: Wayne Ludbey
Just over 20 years ago the Swans almost folded twice but are now an undoubted sporting powerhouse with the 2017 draw underlining their bankability.
This year more than 22 million fans tuned into Sydney’s matches and those ratings are sure to get even better given the favourable timeslots they’ve been granted for 2017.
The club’s membership has grown by more than 20,000 in three years from 36,358 in 2013. They have signed a 30-year deal to play all home games at the SCG, their home attendances are now averaging 33,425, which is the largest of Sydney’s many sporting franchises.
Neil Corey
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Fair to say when and if the AFL let it happen, Swans eventually fall, Sydney followers ( not supporters) will drop off faster than a kids shorts at a Michael Jackson party!
Sydney chairman Andrew Pridham says Swans destined to be No. 1 on Australian sports scene
Sydney chairman Andrew Pridham says the Swans are on track to become the biggest sporting club in Australia.
They’re words which will sure to have Collingwood president Eddie McGuire screaming blue murder.
The release of the 2017 AFL fixtures has put the Swans in the spotlight even more than usual with eight games in the Friday night timeslot and another two on Thursdays. Pridham says the race to be No. 1 on the Australian sporting landscape is a foregone conclusion.
“I think it’s inevitable we will become the largest sporting club in Australia,” Pridham told The Daily Telegraph.
“I’ve got no doubt. We have the most supporters with 1.1 million, 300,000 more than Collingwood. We are the dominant team in Australia’s largest city by far. Our membership of 56,500 is larger than Adelaide and Port Adelaide and we’ve got more than GWS, Brisbane and the Gold Coast combined.”
The Sydney Swans are enjoy success on and off the field. Picture: Wayne Ludbey
Just over 20 years ago the Swans almost folded twice but are now an undoubted sporting powerhouse with the 2017 draw underlining their bankability.
This year more than 22 million fans tuned into Sydney’s matches and those ratings are sure to get even better given the favourable timeslots they’ve been granted for 2017.
The club’s membership has grown by more than 20,000 in three years from 36,358 in 2013. They have signed a 30-year deal to play all home games at the SCG, their home attendances are now averaging 33,425, which is the largest of Sydney’s many sporting franchises.
Neil Corey
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