Are you referring to this genius?After 2013-2017 it's really time for my club to change the logo.
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Are you referring to this genius?After 2013-2017 it's really time for my club to change the logo.
Of course it helps just like how it does with Freo and Geelong however Freo get slapped in the face a bit because West Coast and not Perth Eagles. But out of all interstate clubs the ones who really cop it is Port Adelaide which isn’t even a city it’s just one massive area with suburbs around it but does their many generations of history help them? Yeah of course.Isnt the Gold Coast a completely seperate city to Brisbane?
Doesnt that help?
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Thats okOf course it helps just like how it does with Freo and Geelong however Freo get slapped in the face a bit because West Coast and not Perth Eagles. But out of all interstate clubs the ones who really cop it is Port Adelaide which isn’t even a city it’s just one massive area with suburbs around it but does their many generations of history help them? Yeah of course.
I guess you haven't met ones who pronounce Power as ' come on Peeaarr ' , so until you do, hold the judgement.I hate generalisations, and I don't think clubs can truly have an identity unless it was truly contrived or of past political, religious and class systems.
However. I've never met a Port Adelaide supporter that I haven't enjoyed the company of...there hasn't been many, but if it's by percentage I'd say they are the best.
At least they have teeth! Unless Collingwood supporters paint every second one black for team spiritA can of jack in one hand, a ciggie in the other, yelling "onya Dusty!" through yellowed teeth.
I know my people.
That’s mainly likewhoring generation me type people though. 13-24yoI guess you haven't met ones who pronounce Power as ' come on Peeaarr ' , so until you do, hold the judgement.
Sponsored by centrlinkWould've thought Collingwood are much more strongly associated with the non working class
At least they have teeth! Unless Collingwood supporters paint every second one black for team spirit
Having lived in Perth for a while, Freo supporters in general seem grimier than West Coast supporters. I think also tha Fremantle’s locality isn’t really a huge factor - I’m thinking most of the rich families in Dalkeith/City Beach/Cottesloe adopter the ‘State’ team when it came in, whereas it wasn’t so readily adopted by those in lower socioeconomic areas who in my experience clung to their WAFL allegiances for longer.I totally agree that this is the image portrayed in the media however:
- Freo majority suburbs are only in and around Freo and the richest suburbs of Cottelsoe, Mosman Park, Nedlands, etc. The suburbs with the lowest % of Freo fans are the poorest suburbs in the SE corridor and around Midland.
The market research you can buy shows that Freo fans are most likely (in the league, not just VS West Coast) to
- have bought a book in the survey period, and
- work in IT
...And Freo fans are second most likely in the league to hold private health insurance (behind Hawthorn Fans). Holding private health insurance is generally considered a wealth indicator.
The above would seem to suggest that things are, at the very least, a little murkier than first thought.
(The most amazing stat for in all that market research data was that, at one point, over 90% of Hawks fans were Liberal voters. Such a one sided result is remarkable.)
Go on, humour me. What do you disagree with specifically?Forget the autocorrects, the whole post was a croc.
I’m thinking most of the rich families in Dalkeith/City Beach/Cottesloe adopter the ‘State’ team when it came in, whereas it wasn’t so readily adopted by those in lower socioeconomic areas who in my experience clung to their WAFL allegiances for longer.
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Yep. The Crows are similar. The vast majority of their fan base are dead s**t suburbanites.
At least they have teeth! Unless Collingwood supporters paint every second one black for team spirit
Gold Coast has a lot of support from the Southport Sharks who have been quite the hub for footy on the Gold Coast for a long time. That gives the club a bit of heart in my view.
https://southportsharks.com.au/football/gc-suns-patron-partnership/
Would've also thought that Carlton have strong ties with Gatto and the Carlton crewWould've thought Collingwood are much more strongly associated with the non working class
Yep, and I can go one better. We've got no teeth, at best a smile like a Collingwood jumper! And we drink VB! yelling f*** you DustyA can of jack in one hand, a ciggie in the other, yelling "onya Dusty!" through yellowed teeth.
I know my people.
Class structure of club supporters is a load of crap in the 21st century.
Possibly had some basis in the 1920's but not today.
All teams have followers from all demographics and none have an abundance of one over the other.
"Southport.......... The club has a long history of winning premierships and genuinely believe they are better than everyone else"
Must be something about the black and white jumper....