Half a Pint wrote:martinb wrote:The large (for them) crowd against us was definitely boosted by the tickets being free for Campbelltown residents (or anyone who knew Campbelltown's postcode to unlock the free tickets)coochiee wrote:Might be something from the court case out of context.
Here is the Reddit link if you care to have a nosey.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Aleague/comments/1sw81ub/macarthur_handing_back_aleague_licence_3xy/
Sounds like rumour has minimal credibility, and MAC are looking to embed themselves further in the local community.
Though their financial claim against the APL, re promised annual disbursements not being provided, continues.
They had over 6 thousand at that last game. Almost makes them not a basket case. That’s a similar crowd to Melbourne City and in some ways they’re a similar club. More money than fans. Popularity not following success.
They’re up to an average attendance of 4K. Us with only 5k. Both must be boosted by derbies. It almost feels like we’re playing them onside!
I've been to Cambelltown. I know Campbelltown. Let's face, they are the only ticket in town on a quiet weekend.