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Round 5. Vs Adelaide

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How much does it take to break even?

20,000?

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    3,584

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    26, 840

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    28,756 (Hopefully more) A sea of Red & Blue i want to see

    I really Hope the team is looking forward to this game. Go Hard Demons. Let us see how good we are against a good team.

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    18,000. Twilight dont forget, our supporters dont show up to normal Sunday games let alone twilight.

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    18,000. Twilight dont forget, our supporters dont show up to normal Sunday games let alone twilight.

    But don`t forget Adelaide can draw quite a bit in Melbourne.

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    How much do we need to break even?
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    I don't think the weather will stop our supporters coming. Yes, I think I heard somewhere that it's 14 degrees on Sunday, but still expect a good turn out.

    we only get 18,000 to games if we are struggling at our very worst. As I said, no way less than 20,000.

    Last time we played Adelaide at the MCG was when we were 0-9 in 2007. 23,657 came.

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    24,510

    Can we make this thread a thursday afternoon thread cos then we can take into account everything that has happened during the week. the interest of the thread will fizzle out if you do it too early.

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    How much do we need to break even?

    I believe the figure is around 24000. History tells me we will just beat it.

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    34,000

    and it's also very winnable.

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    Iam gonna put my balls on the line and say 31,000

    Melbourne coming off a great win and full of blind confidence.

    Had Green been playing i would have said we could have pushed them, but without him, were in for a solid loss.

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    23 000

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    It is definately only 20,000.

    We may not even get that.

    i thought i heard the same on the radio a while back

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