Footy fans' spending makes a mark Port Adelaide Power fans Neve and Joseph Carroll play with their X-Box games at home. Picture: Calum Robertson. LOUIS Pitt is proof that Crows fans really are generous. The 18-year-old spends two days every week volunteering at Anglicare. But Port supporters and avid gamers Joseph, 10, and Neve Carroll, 12, illustrate another side of new research into the spending patterns of AFL fans. The NAB analysis reveals that while Crows supporters are more likely to give money to charity than fans of any other club, Port fans are more likely to spend their dough on video games. Power fans were also found to be the most thrifty shoppers in the nation - but they also top the spending on kids' fashion. NAB's data and analytics team looked at millions of credit card transactions involving the spending habits of more than 30,000 AFL club members. Adelaide fan Louis Pitt buys a Crows scarf. Picture: Roy Van Der Vegt. They also found SA footy fans were more likely to have spent their money on a new car but unlike Demons and Cats fans, aren't prone to buy antiques, the very items Melbourne and Geelong supporters love to purchase most. While Port supporters Joseph, 10, and Neve Carroll, 12, show the research is accurate with their love of video games - they own two consoles, a Nintendo Wii and Xbox. But, of course, not every family fits the stereotype. Joseph and Neve's mum, Gabriella Roccioletti, said her family liked to attend premier arts events, including the Fringe, Festival and Womadelaide. "Analysing data like this helps us understand our customers ... their likes, spending habits and behaviours," said NAB spokesman Gautam Bose. We don't splash out on anything in particular ... (we like to do) things with the children, going to the footy and we like to go out for dinner. We (Adelaide) have a wide variety of arty and fun things to do.