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MEMBERSHIP TALLY 2025

george_on_the_outer
in Melbourne Demons

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9 hours ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

I just bought a digital membership for the kayo sub and couldn't see a running tally for 2026, anyone have any idea how we're tracking?

From what I can tell mfc website doesn't show the figures. A call to the club will probably obtain the latest. @george_on_the_outer might oblige.

The lack of update doesn't mean info is being hidden; just they are slow to update.

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    4 hours ago, Lucifers Hero said:

    From what I can tell mfc website doesn't show the figures. A call to the club will probably obtain the latest. @george_on_the_outer might oblige.

    The lack of update doesn't mean info is being hidden; just they are slow to update

    Nothing to report here. It seems that no club has any membership numbers displayed on their website.

    Pity, since we always had some numbers, however flimsy, by December each year.

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    Taken from BigFooty. St Kilda's numbers 😲

    Update.

    Collingwood = 80,000 (Craig McRae posted a video to members confirming the figure)
    Carlton = 72,187
    St Kilda = 62,000 (as of Nov 27 2025)
    Essendon = 54,417
    Port Adelaide = 54,103
    Fremantle = 45,807
    Western Bulldogs = 40,451
    North Melbourne = 36,223

    https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/2026-club-membership-updates.1404088/post-90462415

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    But but but everyone at the club said we wouldn’t become complacent?😠

    This is on everyone at the club. The board for letting it get to the situation it has, the CEO for terrible mismanagement, the coaches for overseeing a horrible game plan and the players for putting up such a pathetic display. Heck even supporters who jump off after a year or 2 of poor results.

    We are a weak organisation, no 2 ways about it. However give me 40k of rusted on loyal members over 80k bandwagoners every day of the week.

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    1 hour ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

    Taken from BigFooty. St Kilda's numbers 😲

    St Kilda = 62,000 (as of Nov 27 2025)

    St Kilda sold 2026 memberships for $7 in August last year, entitling them to 3 Home games. Not a bad deal but it distorts the numbers. They hope those members buy a full membership in 2027.

    The Saints have a 'fancy' very cheap deal nearly every year so they have high numbers. They can't afford not to; the optics of a massive drop in membership would not sit well.

    They have a pretty good deal of 4-games with reserved seat for $172 without a GFG. I'd probably still buy my Redlegs membership but some mfc fans who can't get to many games would find that offer very attractive.

    Their season GA reserved seat membership also doesn't have a GFG embedded in it.

    Unfortunately, all MFC reserved seat memberships have a GFG attached. Nice income for the club but it would put a lot of people off buying a membership especially in the current economic and club performance environment.

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