The_Wookie wrote:Broadcast rights from 2012 are the main reason why you had an increase in revenue - you cant argue with that since it went from 80 million a year to over 200 million a year. Id suggest the other revenue increases this year will have come from Origin and Finals ticketing.Raiderdave wrote:The_Wookie wrote:
In the meantime congratulations on pulling in less revenue that the AFL made...in 2010.
The NRL had revenue about half the VFLs in 2010
We will have doubled this in the space of just 5 years
& will nearly have quadrupled it in the space of 10 to have higher revenue then the VFL overall
God knows where we would be by then
If cooler heads had prevailed & the super league war never took place
RL
the code of the next 20 years
AFL revenue will come in at over 500 million this year. So by my reckoning you need to triple the price of Origin and Finals tickets yearly for the rest of this broadcast deal and then you'll catch up.
Keep blaming superleague. God knows where soccer might be too if they hadnt imploded in 2006. It could have happened to the AFL in 1986, but it didnt.
This is the exact thing that pisses RL fans off, ppl from other codes that didn't have a clue back then or now what the whole thing done to the game not just here, but everywhere it was played, you keep playing it down until one day the NRL has completely left the afl behind again.