Membership 2019 - The Hunt Continues

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As of 18/11/2018:

62,686

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As of 19/11/2018:

63,000

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As of 21/11/2018:

63,784

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As of 23/11/2018:

65,131

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As of 26/11/2018:

65,929

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As of 27/11/2018:

67,057

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As of 28/11/2018:

67,595

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As of 30/11/2018:

68,115

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Club membership tallies - 30/11/2018

Richmond     68,115
Essendon     48,920
Carlton        33,537
Melbourne    28,633
North Melb.  26,400
St Kilda     ~22,900
GWS Giants 12,635
Brisbane       3,380


ps. Collingwood are 6000 ahead of the same time last year according to Eddie but they won't reveal their current actual tally. So they'd be targeting 82-85k in 2019 based on their membership of 75k this year.

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We can finally do a comparison. We're 6,233 ahead of the same time last year.

30/11/2018:  68,115
30/11/2017:  61,882

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As of 03/12/2018:

69,487

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70,206

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Tigers keen to surpass 100,000 members again

AFL.com.au
Jennifer Phelan
Dec 3, 2018 5:21PM

THERE'S no reason Richmond can't achieve another remarkable membership feat in 2019 and supersede the record 101,562 figure the club recorded this season, says CEO Brendon Gale. 

The Tigers became the first club in AFL history to reach 100,000 paid up members this year when they roared into six figures in July.

Despite falling short this season and failing to reach the Grand Final after being the competition's pacesetters for much of the season, the Tigers are entering December with a tally of 70,206 members.

Gale said while the club wasn't "obsessed" by membership goals, it was a realistic to aim for an expanded base in 2019. 

"At the end of the day, we've established a benchmark and we want to go past it again," Gale said on Monday. 

"We set a historic benchmark at 100,000 and it would be great to surpass that.

"I have every hope and expectation that we do.

"We're not obsessed by goals and we really strongly believe if we can really give our members a strong sense of involvement in our footy club and make them feel really involved and communicate with them and be open and transparent with them and make them feel part of something bigger than just a football team, our members will support us and the number takes care of itself.

"That's something we've done really, really well and we'll continue to do it."

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-12-03/tigers-keen-to-surpass-100000-members-again

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Benny Gale on 3aw said it's now a tick over 73k and we're ahead of last year  .

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Processed tally on the RFC website has 71k.

As of 04/12/2018:

71,345