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15 minutes ago, DubDee said:

we increased by 4-5 thousand in the months after round 1 last year even considering the performance against the bombers so we will easily get to 42K performances will dictate if we push 45K

new members will come from the more casual fans that want to see a decent team play and not get hammered each week

That could be the case but it also may be true that a number of them have done it earlier this year.

To get to 45k is a big ask for a small club that has seldom got beyond 35k since day one.

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5 minutes ago, old dee said:

That could be the case but it also may be true that a number of them have done it earlier this year.

To get to 45k is a big ask for a small club that has seldom got beyond 35k since day one.

back to the old old dee, od?

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1 minute ago, danielE288 said:

Still yet to receive my pack nearly 2 weeks later.. Hopefully it comes before the weekend.

don't leave it to chance.....ring them up and check

also hearing lots of stories of  late/missing mail re auspost

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20 minutes ago, daisycutter said:

back to the old old dee, od?

There is a substantial difference between having confidence in our team and then expecting to pull members out of fresh air dc.

We may have the highest participation rate  in the competition but we have one of the lowest support bases.

 

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Just now, daisycutter said:

don't leave it to chance.....ring them up and check

also hearing lots of stories of  late/missing mail re auspost

Surely not that organisation who had the highest paid GM in the western world dc

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1 minute ago, old dee said:

There is a substantial difference between having confidence in our team and then expecting to pull members out of fresh air dc.

We may have the highest participation rate  in the competition but we have one of the lowest support bases.

 

we'll go substantially beyond 40k.....just wait and see

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1 minute ago, daisycutter said:

we'll go substantially beyond 40k.....just wait and see

You are retreating dc

45K was going to be easy a few posts back.

I hope you are right by the way because I am not going to make it much longer.

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1 minute ago, old dee said:

There is a substantial difference between having confidence in our team and then expecting to pull members out of fresh air dc.

We may have the highest participation rate  in the competition but we have one of the lowest support bases.

 

Hopefully our AFLW team has broadened our membership base Old Dee. Perhaps worth 500-1,000 new fresh air members?

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We have a load of dormant supporters out there. They have been hiding in the shadows for decades. 

If we get on a winning roll and play "1987 style demolition" footy a lot of old battered Demons will join

they don't trust the club yet and who could blame them?

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4 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

We have a load of dormant supporters out there. They have been hiding in the shadows for decades. 

If we get on a winning roll and play "1987 style demolition" footy a lot of old battered Demons will join

they don't trust the club yet and who could blame them?

They are so battered they have probably passed on swyl or are you suggesting they will join from beyond the grave?

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5 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

A lot are still down here. I know at least 10

I reckon it is going to take more than 2017 to turn them around.

The min. is sixth place for those so disaffected to get back on in 2018.

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10 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

We have a load of dormant supporters out there. They have been hiding in the shadows for decades. 

If we get on a winning roll and play "1987 style demolition" footy a lot of old battered Demons will join

they don't trust the club yet and who could blame them?

Reluctantly I have to correct you by saying "we have a lot of barrackers out there" and they came out in spades in our last game of 2016 (when we could have made the finals)! Many of these were MCC members who were too tight to pay the extra for their MFC 'add-on'!

 

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