Friday Night #NRL on Nine has an aggregate 2025 audience of 8.841m at an average of 589,000. (Ave BVOD 84k, Reach 1.299m) This is up 4.2% on the same time last year.

Friday Night #AFL has an aggregate 2025 audience of 8.605m at an average of 615,000 per game. (Ave BVOD 45k, Reach 1.817m). This is ...

https://twitter.com/footyindustryAU/status/1933338629092659269



Thu N #NRL has an aggregate audience of 7.694m on Nine for the season at an average of 641,000 viewers per match. (BVOD 96k, Reach 1.435m). This is up 7.7% YoY



Thu N #AFL was the lowest rating Thursday game of the season. and well ...

Not necessarily. If two like bodies fund everything they want/need the one with the greater comprehensive profit has had the better year. It is of course subjective as to what the wants/needs/aspirations may be. And I'm pretty sure what side of the ledger you would come down on lolololol!!!

Have ...

the second graph is helpful but not definitive. If profit was solely the motive of the AFL, theyd distribute less. Operational profit for the AFL is still higher than anyone else by miles.


Operational profit for a business is good Sooks. Comprehensive profit is gooderer. Business economics ...

azif wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 3:18 pm

when 15 of your 18 clubs are money sucking crap fests
ofc you'll need to distribute more

the NRL has no such problems

The AFL works differently to the NRL. And once again, you dont know what you are talking about.

the second graph is helpful but not definitive. If profit was solely the motive of the AFL, theyd distribute less. Operational profit for the AFL is still higher than anyone else by miles.


but the 1st one that has stead..yeddieball... 1st .. is ? :-k

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Hey Wookie, not sure if you saw my previous post in this thread about footy related programs across free to air and pay tv?

Am curious if you have ever looked into this and have any data or analysis?

https://www.talkingfooty.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=219412#p219412


It’s not really something ...

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:17 pm

the revenue from Tennis and Cycling was surprising

just under 600 million for the Tennis for a few Tennis tournaments, especially the Australian open when everyone becomes a tennis fan for 3 weeks

Both cricket and tennis benefit from overseas rights purchases.

the second graph is helpful but not definitive. If profit was solely the motive of the AFL, theyd distribute less. Operational profit for the AFL is still higher than anyone else by miles.

grow up