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Posted November 04, 2025 09:25 · last edited November 04, 2025 09:27

Ninja
ballane
With some of the attendances coming out of Aussie really dont have any issue if the crowd is less than 20k. Apart from the Warriors and the All Blacks there arnt many sports teams  that regularly attract crowds of 20k. Yet for some reason us football fans seem to think what really are just 2 club teams should be doing it. 

Tend to agree. We obsess way too much about crowds. Yes it would be nice to sell out our stadium, but the reality is we're a small city. 

Consistent crowds of 8k are good for us.

My point on the smaller stadium is more about how awesome the atmosphere would be if we were pulling 8-11k in a small rectangular stadium and selling out most games or getting close to it.
Man we like to move the goalposts. If you're happy about a crowd not meeting 20k for one of the biggest games of the season but on another thread shooting down AFC for getting 11k (in a town where the only attended sport is the one that actually needs a second NZ team in the competition IMO) it shows the state the Nix is in. 

AFC Wins a trophy first (excuses), Nix gets worse crowds (excuses), Nix not making OFC Pro League (excuses), what's the excuse gonna be when AFC reserves finish higher than the WeeNix in their first season too?

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Unknown editor edited November 04, 2025 09:27
Ninja
ballane
With some of the attendances coming out of Aussie really dont have any issue if the crowd is less than 20k. Apart from the Warriors and the All Blacks there arnt many sports teams  that regularly attract crowds of 20k. Yet for some reason us football fans seem to think what really are just 2 club teams should be doing it. 

Tend to agree. We obsess way too much about crowds. Yes it would be nice to sell out our stadium, but the reality is we're a small city. 

Consistent crowds of 8k are good for us.

My point on the smaller stadium is more about how awesome the atmosphere would be if we were pulling 8-11k in a small rectangular stadium and selling out most games or getting close to it.
Man we like to move the goalposts. If you're happy about a crowd not meeting 20k for one of the biggest games of the season but on another thread shooting down AFC for getting 11k (in a town where the only attended sport is the one that actually needs a second NZ team in the competition IMO) it shows the state the Nix is in. 

Wins a trophy first (excuses), gets better crowds (excuses), not making OFC Pro League (excuses), what's the excuse gonna be when AFC reserves finish higher than the WeeNix in their first season too?
Unknown editor edited November 04, 2025 09:26
Ninja
ballane
With some of the attendances coming out of Aussie really dont have any issue if the crowd is less than 20k. Apart from the Warriors and the All Blacks there arnt many sports teams  that regularly attract crowds of 20k. Yet for some reason us football fans seem to think what really are just 2 club teams should be doing it. 

Tend to agree. We obsess way too much about crowds. Yes it would be nice to sell out our stadium, but the reality is we're a small city. 

Consistent crowds of 8k are good for us.

My point on the smaller stadium is more about how awesome the atmosphere would be if we were pulling 8-11k in a small rectangular stadium and selling out most games or getting close to it.
Man we like to move the goalposts. If you're happy about a crowd not meeting 20k but on another thread shooting down AFC for getting 11k it shows the state the Nix is in. 

Wins a trophy first (excuses), gets better crowds (excuses), not making OFC Pro League (excuses), what's the excuse gonna be when AFC reserves finish higher than the WeeNix in their first season too?