Western Bulldogs CEO Ameet Bains is hoping his club eclipses 60,000 members in 2023.
The Dogs surpassed 50,000 members last year for the first time since entering the competition in 1925 and Baines is hoping his “passionate” and “loyal” supporters can get behind the club again this year.
Following a disappointing 2022 campaign that saw the Dogs knocked out of the finals in week 1, Luke Beveridge’s side had an active off-season that sees them primed for a deep assault this year.
Acquiring former Blue Liam Jones and Fremantle utility Rory Lobb, the Bulldogs look a far more balanced side that should have fans excited for the year ahead.
“We’re really fortunate to have such passionate and loyal members at the Bulldogs,” Bains told SEN Mornings.
“We broke our all-time record last season where we ticked over 50,000 for the first time, we believe there are positive times ahead and we hope our fans can come along on the journey.
“We look to pursue the 60,000 target as our next major target.”
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