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The 2017 Membership Thread

Dee Dee
in Melbourne Demons

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We are a potential 50,00 member club make no mistake. I get the feeling that the ' lapsed member ' category is still largely untapped. We could also increase support amongst the junior ranks not to mention the  cat / dog pet membership area.

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    Alice just seems like a better fit. I'd be happy to keep that one and hopefully even get up for one of them eventually. 

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    On 16/08/2017 at 11:52 AM, layzie said:

    Alice just seems like a better fit. I'd be happy to keep that one and hopefully even get up for one of them eventually. 

    Alice Springs might be a better fit for us, but I doubt very much the NT Government which pays us to play in Darwin and the Alice would agree. 

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    Just now, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

    Alice Springs might be a better fit for us, but I doubt very much the NT Government which pays us to play in Darwin and the Alice would agree. 

    For monetary reasons no but for selfish perfect world reasons I say boot it! :P

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    On 16/08/2017 at 10:59 AM, pineapple dee said:

    We are a potential 50,00 member club make no mistake. I get the feeling that the ' lapsed member ' category is still largely untapped. We could also increase support amongst the junior ranks not to mention the  cat / dog pet membership area.

    I despair at your negative outlook thinking that our membership numbers could contract to five thousand just on the cusp of being a power club for the next decade. I don't agree with you that we are destined to lose 38,000 members and am more inclined to think that we can soar to 50,000! 

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    1 hour ago, CBDees said:

    I despair at your negative outlook thinking that our membership numbers could contract to five thousand just on the cusp of being a power club for the next decade. I don't agree with you that we are destined to lose 38,000 members and am more inclined to think that we can soar to 50,000! 

    Well, you might be right CB. If our slogan is " Let's go for infinity members, then 500,000 should be the target !!!! not my modest 5000.

     

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    6 minutes ago, pineapple dee said:

    Well, you might be right CB. If our slogan is " Let's go for infinity members, then 500,000 should be the target !!!! not my modest 5000.

     

    Now that's more like it:laugh:

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    On 10/21/2016 at 11:41 AM, Dee Dee said:

    I notice we have almost 22,000 members for next season already. I'm not sure how that compares with '16, can anyone bring up comparable figures please

    The opening post for this thread last year showed we had 22,000 members at around this time.  This year we have 15,211- almost 7,000 short.  That is a huge shortfall.  (Both figures are before the automatic rollovers which usually happen at the end of October).

    It seems a of lot members are not too impressed with our 2017 performance.  It will be interesting to see how those yet to renew, react to the trades this year, in particular Watts. 

    I certainly hope we win a lot of games in the first few months of 2018 otherwise it will be a hard road to win members back.

    2018 will be a critical year for mfc to deliver on and off the field.

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    6 hours ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

    The opening post for this thread last year showed we had 22,000 members at around this time.  This year we have 15,211- almost 7,000 short.  That is a huge shortfall.  (Both figures are before the automatic rollovers which usually happen at the end of October).

    It seems a of lot members are not too impressed with our 2017 performance.  It will be interesting to see how those yet to renew, react to the trades this year, in particular Watts. 

    I certainly hope we win a lot of games in the first few months of 2018 otherwise it will be a hard road to win members back.

    2018 will be a critical year for mfc to deliver on and off the field.

    Your not wrong after the way we finished up the season against the pies was nothing short of disgusting and I would say it’s left a sour taste in everyone’s mouth, I personally don’t care that watts was traded I’m still [censored] about round 22, my membership just rolls over but Club is on its last warning with me finals next year or I will find it very difficult to renew in 2019 

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    I would love to know the membership figures right now in comparison to what they were this time last year.  Particularly what's gone on in the past week with Lever/without Watts. 

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    1 hour ago, zeldacat said:

    I would love to know the membership figures right now in comparison to what they were this time last year.  Particularly what's gone on in the past week with Lever/without Watts. 

    Can't give you the up-to-date figures for this precise point in time, but if you scroll about 12cm up you can access the data from roughly ten hours ago.

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