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Rd 3 - Crowd Expectations

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Very difficult to guess at AAMI, so I'm gonna go with 24,000

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    i expect them to be a horrible lot with no teeth, who behave like collingwood supporters.

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    I like these crowd-guessing threads. I used to be obsessed with guessing the crowd when I was younger. Last week I did poorly, but got very close in round 1. I will guess 23,156.

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    Well the attendance last year in the equavilent game in Round 21 was 18,875- a season low for Port Adelaide.

    The power are coming in from a bad loss so my guess is 20,557

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    Well the attendance last year in the equavilent game in Round 21 was 18,875- a season low for Port Adelaide.

    The power are coming in from a bad loss so my guess is 20,557

    A very bad loss + easter sunday. Can they get over 20,000? I doubt it.

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    I wonder if they'll get flayed in the media for getting under 20K?

    Or is that just something that's reserved for Melbourne?

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    19665

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    i expect them to be a horrible lot with no teeth, who behave like collingwood supporters.

    Nobody behaves like Collingwood supporters

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    Easter Sunday, two of the lowest crowd-pulling teams in the AFL, both of whom are struggling on and off the field, and an early start time.

    15,000. Would be a surprise if it reached 20,000.

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    19,454 plus myself.... so 19,455

    It always amazes me how you can cram so many people into a colostomy bag!!

    AAMI stadium here I come....

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    Easter Sunday, two of the lowest crowd-pulling teams in the AFL, both of whom are struggling on and off the field, and an early start time.

    15,000. Would be a surprise if it reached 20,000.

    My guess 17.575

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    Easter Sunday, two of the lowest crowd-pulling teams in the AFL, both of whom are struggling on and off the field, and an early start time. 15,000. Would be a surprise if it reached 20,000.
    a very disappointing 18113
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    They got 28,315 to there first game so i think about 22,124 but with their round 1 crowd they had a huge marketing push to get people to the groud, so to only get 28,000 for the first round isnt that flash. I wouldnt be surprised if port adelaide gets close to droping out of the AFL because of financial reasons.

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    They got 28,315 to there first game so i think about 22,124 but with their round 1 crowd they had a huge marketing push to get people to the groud, so to only get 28,000 for the first round isnt that flash. I wouldnt be surprised if port adelaide gets close to droping out of the AFL because of financial reasons.
    crowd depends on two things day release from the prisons and if they can turn off their ankle bracelets
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    Very difficult to guess at AAMI, so I'm gonna go with 24,000

    18,000

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    Well the attendance last year in the equavilent game in Round 21 was 18,875- a season low for Port Adelaide.

    The power are coming in from a bad loss so my guess is 20,557

    Even though they are coming in from a bad loss, they are expected to win this match though so i think around 22-24,000.

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