2005 Australian football code crowds

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This is a list of crowd figures for 2005 Australian football codes. Specifically, they include home matches in the following seasons:

[edit] Attendances by League

Some codes have multiple competitions, several competitions are compared here.

Only matches and competitions specifically controlled and sanctioned by each league are counted; matches such as inter-club trial matches are not counted.

League	Pre Season			Regular Season			Finals games
	Number	Crowd		Number	Crowd		Number	Crowd
	Number	Total	Average	Number	Total	Average	Number	Total	Average
A-League	-	-	-	84	920,219	10,955	6	126,240	21,040
AFL	15	317,761	21,184	185	6,204,056	33,535	9	480,064	53,340
NRL	-	-	-	189	3,276,675	17,337	9	312,387	34,710
Super 12	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Total home attendances for domestic league competitions are listed here.

Teams are listed by competition - tournament and league competitions that are more than one game in length are taken into consideration.
Super 12 clubs have been excluded due to lack of figures.

Team	Competition	Played	Home Crowds	Average
Essendon	AFL	11	508,182	46,198
Adelaide	AFL	11	465,751	42,341
Collingwood	AFL	11	459,352	41,759
West Coast Eagles	AFL	11	442,940	40,267
Melbourne	AFL	11	438,556	39,869^[1]
St Kilda	AFL	11	419,895	38,172^[2]
Carlton	AFL	11	406,732	36,976
Richmond	AFL	11	393,802	35,800
Fremantle	AFL	11	387,466	35,224
Brisbane Lions	AFL	11	365,934	33,267
Brisbane Broncos	NRL	12	363,973	30,331
Port Adelaide	AFL	11	362,017	32,911
Sydney Swans	AFL	11	355,808	32,346
North Melbourne	AFL	11	338,748	30,795^[3]
Hawthorn	AFL	11	335,951	30,541^[4]
Western Bulldogs	AFL	11	311,526	28,321^[5]^[6]
Geelong	AFL	11	305,608	27,783
North Queensland Cowboys	NRL	12	247,075	20,590
Wests Tigers	NRL	12	227,032	18,919^[7]
Newcastle	NRL	12	221,628	18,469
Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs	NRL	11	199,447	18,132^[8]
Sydney FC	A-League	11	183,355	16,669
Cronulla-Sutherland	NRL	12	195,371	16,281^[9]
Parramatta	NRL	11	178,027	16,184^[10]
Sydney Roosters	NRL	12	192,681	16,057
Penrith Panthers	NRL	12	186,906	15,576
Manly-Warringah	NRL	12	182,054	15,171
Queensland Roar	A-League	11	162,636	14,785
St George Illawarra Dragons	NRL	12	177,358	14,780
Melbourne Victory	A-League	10	141,578	14,158
Canberra Raiders	NRL	12	148,851	12,404
South Sydney Rabbitohs	NRL	12	144,340	12,028^[11]
Adelaide United	A-League	10	109,473	10,947
Perth Glory	A-League	11	107,075	9,734
Melbourne Storm	NRL	12	108,600	9,050
Newcastle Jets	A-League	11	98,027	8,912
Central Coast Mariners	A-League	10	78,989	7,899

^ Includes one home game played at The Gabba in Brisbane, Queensland
^ Includes two home games played at Aurora Stadium in Launceston, Tasmania
^ Includes three home games played at Manuka Oval in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
^ Includes two home games played at Aurora Stadium in Launceston, Tasmania
^ Includes one home game played at Marrara Stadium in Darwin, Northern Territory
^ Includes one home game played at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney, New South Wales
^ Excludes one home game played at Jade Stadium in Christchurch, New Zealand
^ Includes one home game played at Carrara Stadium in Gold Coast, Queensland
^ Includes one home game played at Members Equity Stadium in Perth, Western Australia
^ Excludes one home game played at Waikato Stadium in Hamilton, New Zealand
^ Includes one home game played at Express Advocate Stadium in Gosford, New South Wales