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QB Attendance Prediction

mrtwister
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QB Attendance 27 members have voted

  1. 1. QB Attendance prediction

    • Over 95000
      1
    • 90000 - 95000
      0
    • 85000 - 89999
      0
    • 80000 - 84999
      1
    • 75000 - 79999
      2
    • 70000 - 74999
      11
    • 65000 - 69999
      8
    • 60000 - 64999
      2
    • Less than 60000
      0

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I'd love to offer prizes, but I don't think I have anything you guys would want. I can't even book tickets for me and my boys.

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    Over Nine Thousaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnndddddddd!!!!

    But seriously, I think we'll get around 68234. I would have said more, but the big Cats/Hawks clash only got that many, so I would'n expect this game to beat it by much

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    Looks like a pretty nice day at the moment.

    I've definitely noticed the last few years that the Pies fans just don't rock up in their usual numbers. This probably won't be different. I'm hoping 75+ given their form, last week's win and last year's draw and 1 pointer. Probably mid-60s though.

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    If it helps any my Dad flew down to Melbourne for the match.....

    Plus he might even be stuck there for the forseeable future ;) !!!

    Oh and I guess mid to late 60's

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    But there are also many more who were planning on attending but just can't get there due to the volcano. My mate got on his flight early yesterday morning, but every other flight has been cancelled or fully booked. The Spirit is fully booked too. There is no way for me to get there.

    Its times like these that you feel the isolation of living on an island. I will now be glued to the tv all arvo

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    Despite the crap result it was a pretty good crowd......

    Crowd: 75,998 at the MCG

    Edited by QueenC
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