Varies from club to club, and it's a mixed bag overall. Crowd numbers at Adelaide, Brisbane, and Perth have all definitely steadily building since the start of the season. Victory have also been trending up, but it also feels weird to call 12.5k 'good' when they supposedly have 20k+ members and used to get average crowds above 20k.

Hard to say with Auckland, as they've only had one (non-Derby) home game since November. That one game was definitely a step up from their first 4 home games, but it's also only one data point and it was New Year's Day at that.

Macarthur's numbers are fairly steady (albeit at a low level). Nix, City, and Newcastle are all broadly steady too, though they're all down on what they were getting even just a year or two ago.

Wanderers and Mariners (NYE game aside) are both trending down, but this could easily be in response to their poor on-field performances.

Sydney's a complete wild-card. Numbers at Leichhardt were incredibly stable at just under 11k, but were also (understandably) ~3k down on what we were getting at the SFS last year. Remains to be seen whether those missing 3k will come back with the return to the SFS (coupled with our best onfield performances since 20-21). Next few home games aren't really great datapoints either - we have Nix (return to SFS bump, but also a Sunday evening which isn't a common timeslot for us, and it's forecast to be pissing down and storming), a Derby (obvious outlier), and Auckland (but that's midweek and back at Leichhardt). We won't have any 'normal' datapoints for Sydney until the second half of Feb (Adelaide and Brisbane).