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Can you tip the crowd for Sunday's game V Port Adelaide. If the Freo game was anything to go by I think this one could get ugly.

12,000 MFC members

2,000 MFC supporters

300 Neutral

2,000 Ferals....err Port Supporters

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16,300 is my educated tip.

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    20,112

    I think there'll be a few extra people because of Neitz's return, and because we're playing quite a few kids.

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    I'm gonna say between 10k-14k

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    Can you tip the crowd for Sunday's game V Port Adelaide. If the Freo game was anything to go by I think this one could get ugly.

    12,000 MFC members

    2,000 MFC supporters

    300 Neutral

    2,000 Ferals....err Port Supporters

    --------

    16,300 is my educated tip.

    I'll go ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 23,200

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    29,546

    Anything under 25,000 would be a disgrace

    In this time of adversity, we must grow strong

    All Melbourne based supporters and barrackers of the Dees MUST turn up on Sunday - we need to cheer on our great team

    GO DEES

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    some supporters will be going because they didnt against freo

    some ont be going due to bad performance and so on

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    29,546

    That would be a very good crowd for when we're doing well!!! I can't see that happening, but then again we can dream, can't we? :rolleyes:

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    25,001 - the one is me!

    25,000 then - cos I'll be working. :angry:

    Seriously, if we nudge 20,000 it'll be a good crowd under the circumstances.

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    I have put some thought into this, and have come up with what should be something very close to the crowd figure

    The Demons currently have 27,000 members. Port Adelaide have approximately 38,000 members. Of these, you would expect 36,000 to make the trip across the border for such a huge game.

    Add to that the neutral supporters that will rock up to see the hijinx of such luminaries as Davey, Johstone, Yze, Bruce, Burgoyne, Tredrea and the Cornes brothers... that would be abother 16,000.

    And on top of that the corpporate crowd that will be filling up the boxes upstairs, there is another 5,000.

    FInally, MCC members which will total 7,000.

    My crowd prediction - 93,000. Enough to eclipse the ANZAC day match between Essendon and Collingwood.

    I will be bumping this thread up to remind you all how spot on I am.

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    Seriously, if we nudge 20,000 it'll be a good crowd under the circumstances.

    I'll throw my hat in at 20 000'ish......

    Nothing too specific is the safest bet from here :huh: !!!

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    Can you tip the crowd for Sunday's game V Port Adelaide. If the Freo game was anything to go by I think this one could get ugly.

    12,000 MFC members

    2,000 MFC supporters

    300 Neutral

    2,000 Ferals....err Port Supporters

    --------

    16,300 is my educated tip.

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