- Feb 27, 2011
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Can't pull 80k crowds at minnow stadiums like Optus oval, Engie stadium, Adelaide Oval, Maaahvel and the Gabba unfortubately.
Here's 2019's crowd statistics. A Richmond premiership year.
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Think Tank What do we rename "The Big 4" to now?
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Here's 2019's crowd statistics. A Richmond premiership year.
Can't pull 80k crowds at minnow stadiums like Optus oval, Engie stadium, Adelaide Oval, Maaahvel and the Gabba unfortubately.
Here's 2019's crowd statistics. A Richmond premiership year.
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Show us what the the crowd was for your least successful of your last 3 skippers 400th last year between two finals contenders versus Dusty's 300th in mid winter between the 15th and 18th placed teams...
Minnows.
Crowds below 90,000 to MCG finals last 20 years....
Richmond zero.
Carlton zero.
Essendon 1
Minnowood FC 15.
Pretty sure this shows what was once the big 4 is now the big 3.
Minnows.
Richmond zero.
Carlton zero.
Essendon 1
Minnowood FC 15.
Pretty sure this shows what was once the big 4 is now the big 3.
Minnows.
- Feb 27, 2011
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Now state how many finals all of these teams have been in over the last 20 years.Crowds below 90,000 to MCG finals last 20 years....
Richmond zero.
Carlton zero.
Essendon 1
Minnowood FC 15.
Pretty sure this shows what was once the big 4 is now the big 3.
Minnows.
It's a rare occurence for the other three minnow clubs.
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Now state how many finals all of these teams have been in over the last 20 years.
It's a rare occurence for the other three minnow clubs.
The big 3(Tigers, Blues, Bombers) combined have played in front of crowds of under 90k in exactly 6.66% of their MCG finals over the last 20 years.
Big 4 wannabe Collingwood has played in front of <90k in 55% of their MCG finals during the last 20 years. They would only require about 230 consecutive MCG finals crowds above 90k to meet the percentage of the big 3.
Not happening in your next 3 lifetimes Chronz, because your club is a MINNOW.
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I sense a classic ruse stat manipulation here. Nobody believes any statistical information you post.
I sense a classic ruse stat manipulation here. Nobody believes any statistical information you post.
Check it out! It is actual.
Not for nothing am I known as "the accurate one."
And you are a well known truth stat melt merchant anyway.
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Well, Essendon haven't had many opportunitiesCrowds below 90,000 to MCG finals last 20 years....
Richmond zero.
Carlton zero.
Essendon 1
Minnowood FC 15.
Pretty sure this shows what was once the big 4 is now the big 3.
Minnows.
And they still managed to let the big 3 down by having a crowd under 90k. Maybe it is the big 2?
Why did the OP choose to label this thread "think tank?"
It really doesn't require any thought. We should name the big 4 the big 3 seeing the Pies have drawn under 90k to MCG finals 55% of the time in the last 20 years. And the big three have drawn crowds under 90k in only 6% of their MCG finals combined over the same period, thanks only to the Bombers blotting the copybook.
The Pies actually used to be one of the bigger clubs before they went on a 66 year run of winning only 2 Grand Finals. Meanwhile the big 3 win an average of 7 each over the same period.
It really doesn't require any thought. We should name the big 4 the big 3 seeing the Pies have drawn under 90k to MCG finals 55% of the time in the last 20 years. And the big three have drawn crowds under 90k in only 6% of their MCG finals combined over the same period, thanks only to the Bombers blotting the copybook.
The Pies actually used to be one of the bigger clubs before they went on a 66 year run of winning only 2 Grand Finals. Meanwhile the big 3 win an average of 7 each over the same period.
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I like this one alot. Richmond only have 12 flags as the covid cup of 2020 doesn't count, that one is about as prestigious as the Aints Ansett cup.
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You'll have to speak up m8, we can't hear you from all the way down there!Why did the OP choose to label this thread "think tank?"
It really doesn't require any thought. We should name the big 4 the big 3 seeing the Pies have drawn under 90k to MCG finals 55% of the time in the last 20 years. And the big three have drawn crowds under 90k in only 6% of their MCG finals combined over the same period, thanks only to the Bombers blotting the copybook.
The Pies actually used to be one of the bigger clubs before they went on a 66 year run of winning only 2 Grand Finals. Meanwhile the big 3 win an average of 7 each over the same period.
Drop the tugboats for The LionsFlags won in the national competition:
Hawfs: 5
Our lord and saviors; the West Coast Eagles Football Club: 4
Scat: 4
Tug boats: 3
Don’t see an issue continuing to refer to us as The Big 4
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You lose at your cheat ground nearly every week, how the **** are you going to win a final there?Brisbane just lost to Melbourne at their cheat ground you toothless demented welfare draining flog
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My names were a bit out there but I recon I got Laughing Stock on the money.
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Collingwood v Adelaide got over 67K
Richmond v Adelaide will be lucky to get half of that
Richmond v Adelaide will be lucky to get half of that
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Congratulations to Brisbane and the Bulldogs for once again joining Collingwood in confirming what we all now know to be an irrefutable truth: the mighty BBC continues to penetrate deeply into the season. With Brisbane and Collingwood holding the top two spots and the Bulldogs surging toward the top four, the domination is undeniable.
Meanwhile, the Former Four Society clubs have reliably maintained their proud tradition of letting everyone down by losing again. At this point, a round where the BBCs all win and the FFS all choke is like a stabbing in Dandenong: a tale so depressingly routine that the media barely even bother reporting it anymore.
Meanwhile, the Former Four Society clubs have reliably maintained their proud tradition of letting everyone down by losing again. At this point, a round where the BBCs all win and the FFS all choke is like a stabbing in Dandenong: a tale so depressingly routine that the media barely even bother reporting it anymore.
TY24
Cripps and Bloods
Hmmmmmmmmm
Not sure you can claim to be a 'Big 4' club if you're being deported to Tassie for 2 games a year due to low crowd numbers...
What a bunch of minnows.
Not sure you can claim to be a 'Big 4' club if you're being deported to Tassie for 2 games a year due to low crowd numbers...
What a bunch of minnows.
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