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From WAZ - FTBL Forum

This is an interesting article on the struggle between active fans and “establishment” some interesting quotes in the middle of the article:

Nielsen Australia managing director Monique Perry has surveyed and measured Australian sports fans for the past 23 years.

She says Australian soccer has a particularly young and avid supporter base, which is a big opportunity for the struggling code.“Thirty-four per cent of Australians are football fans and 36 per cent of those fans identify as avid A-League fans,” she says.“This is a pretty exciting demographic.

”Perry says soccer fans in general are particularly valuable. “When we look at the A-League fans, it over indexes to younger Australians, so [among] 18-to-24-year-olds and 25-to-39-year-olds,” she says.“That core avid fan base is growing, which is a great sign.”

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-25/western-sydney-wanderers-rbb-unique-opportunity-for-aleague/11618220?pfmredir=sm

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Unknown editor edited October 25, 2019 02:58

From WAZ - FTBL Forum

This is an interesting article on the struggle between active fans and “establishment” some interesting quotes in the middle of the article:

Nielsen Australia managing director Monique Perry has surveyed and measured Australian sports fans for the past 23 years.

She says Australian soccer has a particularly young and avid supporter base, which is a big opportunity for the struggling code.“Thirty-four per cent of Australians are football fans and 36 per cent of those fans identify as avid A-League fans,” she says.“This is a pretty exciting demographic.

”Perry says soccer fans in general are particularly valuable. “When we look at the A-League fans, it over indexes to younger Australians, so [among] 18-to-24-year-olds and 25-to-39-year-olds,” she says.“That core avid fan base is growing, which is a great sign.”

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-25/western-sydney-wanderers-rbb-unique-opportunity-for-aleague/11618220?pfmredir=sm

Unknown editor edited October 25, 2019 02:46

From WAZ -FTBL Forum

This is an interesting article on the struggle between active fans and “establishment” some interesting quotes in the middle of the article:

Nielsen Australia managing director Monique Perry has surveyed and measured Australian sports fans for the past 23 years.

She says Australian soccer has a particularly young and avid supporter base, which is a big opportunity for the struggling code.“Thirty-four per cent of Australians are football fans and 36 per cent of those fans identify as avid A-League fans,” she says.“This is a pretty exciting demographic.

”Perry says soccer fans in general are particularly valuable. “When we look at the A-League fans, it over indexes to younger Australians, so [among] 18-to-24-year-olds and 25-to-39-year-olds,” she says.“That core avid fan base is growing, which is a great sign.”

https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-10-25/western-sydney-wanderers-rbb-unique-opportunity-for-aleague/11618220?pfmredir=sm