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Posted January 20, 2025 02:52 · last edited January 20, 2025 05:18

ClubOranje
YoungHeartHM
Away bay allocation is ⅔'s the size of what it was for the first derby up there.

900ish seats last time in 8 + 9 About 650 (give or take) this time in 1 + 2.

Typical fudgeen jafas.


I don’t know if A-League does, but some leagues have minimum away supporter allowances.
With the distances involved, many A-League games have minimal away supporter allowances, but derby games should have a mandated minimum of say, 10%, reserved at least until close to the date. Sell them in smaller defined areas in stages, then you can sell the periphery ones to latecomer locals.

A related issue is where away supporters are placed.
I don’t agree with AFC MO of sticking away support in the back corner; it does not help the league thrive.

Here is a nice little article on why it makes sense to look after travelling fans.


I like the article’s suggestion of calling away seating the “We Have Your Money” bay.

Also I agree about away fans bringing the atmosphere - to the Port’s credit they livened up the first derby for everyone, and I’d like to think we did the same (but better) in return.

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Unknown editor edited January 20, 2025 05:18
ClubOranje
YoungHeartHM
Away bay allocation is ⅔'s the size of what it was for the first derby up there.

900ish seats last time in 8 + 9 About 650 (give or take) this time in 1 + 2.

Typical fudgeen jafas.


I don’t know if A-League does, but some leagues have minimum away supporter allowances.
With the distances involved, many A-League games have minimal away supporter allowances, but derby games should have a mandated minimum of say, 10%, reserved at least until close to the date. Sell them in smaller defined areas in stages, then you can sell the periphery ones to latecomer locals.

A related issue is where away supporters are placed.
I don’t agree with AFC MO of sticking away support in the back corner; it does not help the league thrive.

Here is a nice little article on why it makes sense to look after travelling fans.


I like the article’s suggestion of calling away seating the “We Have Your Money” bay.

Also I agree about away fans bringing the atmosphere - to the Port’s credit they livened up the first derby for everyone, and I’d like to think we did the same in return.
Unknown editor edited January 20, 2025 02:58
ClubOranje
YoungHeartHM
Away bay allocation is ⅔'s the size of what it was for the first derby up there.

900ish seats last time in 8 + 9 About 650 (give or take) this time in 1 + 2.

Typical fudgeen jafas.


I don’t know if A-League does, but some leagues have minimum away supporter allowances.
With the distances involved, many A-League games have minimal away supporter allowances, but derby games should have a mandated minimum of say, 10%, reserved at least until close to the date. Sell them in smaller defined areas in stages, then you can sell the periphery ones to latecomer locals.

A related issue is where away supporters are placed.
I don’t agree with AFC MO of sticking away support in the back corner; it does not help the league thrive.

Here is a nice little article on why it makes sense to look after travelling fans.


I like the article’s suggestion of calling away seating the “We Have Your Money” bay.