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Posted May 19, 2025 06:05 · last edited May 19, 2025 06:07

Crowd last August in the Australia Cup R32, South Melbourne verus Phoenix was 4,196 (35% of capacity)

Admittedly that was a cold Melbourne Tuesday night. But no bigger than a standard Western United game.
 
https://www.austadiums.com/sport/event/30243

Re Imanix above, the new NSD is definitely an effort by Football Australia to bridge some of that disconnection between the old NPL/NSL clubs, and the A League. 

Will some of those NSD clubs then later on get admitted to the ALM? Who knows.

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Crowd last August Australia Cup, South Melbourne verus Phoenix was 4,196 (35% of capacity)

Admittedly that was a cold Melbourne Tuesday night. But no bigger than a standard Western United game.
 
https://www.austadiums.com/sport/event/30243

Re Imanix above, the new NSD is definitely an effort by Football Australia to bridge some of that disconnection between the old NPL/NSL clubs, and the A League. 

Will some of those NSD clubs then later on get admitted to the ALM? Who knows.
Unknown editor edited May 19, 2025 06:06
Crowd South Melbourne verus Phoenix was 4,196 (35% of capacity)

Admittedly that was a cold Melbourne Tuesday night in early August last year. But no bigger than a standard Western United game.
 
https://www.austadiums.com/sport/event/30243

Re Imanix above, the new NSD is definitely an effort by Football Australia to bridge some of that disconnection between the old NPL/NSL clubs, and the A League. 

Will some of those NSD clubs then later on get admitted to the ALM? Who knows.