Drop-in wickets another example of AngloFL ruining Australia

[notaleaguefan]

And the league fans say no growth

[AFLcrap1]

Wow
So much bullshit
So much propaganda .

& look at where the info comes from



Suns boss expresses concerns over the lack of footy ovals on the Gold Coast

Look at us look at us
We are relevant
We really are

[AFLcrap1]

Lol it gets better .
He claimed there were
Drum roll please
& remember he was talking about SEQ
There were 265,000 fumble participants .

& the dumb fools believe this rot .

[leeroy*NRL*]

SCG commits to more cricket as it continues to weigh up drop-in wickets

NSW to play more games at SCG

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport ... 6dc767b1c7

[notaleaguefan]

Lol it gets better .
He claimed there were
Drum roll please
& remember he was talking about SEQ
There were 265,000 fumble participants .

& the dumb fools believe this rot .

funny how you always ignore the erass, abc, clearing house of sport statistics when it comes to participation statistics,
just mock a figure

ignore collected data from several different 3rd party companies
dumb fool

[AFLcrap1]

I'm dumb oh dear .
Anyone who believes 265 k participants in SEQ is in la la land l
Lol you just put your hand up .
Lol

[Fred]

I agree. Participants is a dodgy number but the AFL do break this down and I think you’ll find they do so into registered players, school players, Auskick etc . I think registered players is a better mark to go by for both codes as it shows who laid down the money and fronts up each week (although cricket Australia may have put a spanner in that one). Anyway, what you can’t deny is that Australian Rules is s major code that is widely played in South East Queensland and definitely growing, particularly with the new women’s competitions springing up. That’s a whole new market and a whole lot of new players to accomodate.

[Fred]

I think that figure could be right if you throw in all the Auskick and school clinics and such which is why participants, line RL “experiences”, is a rubbery figure at best. I think you just need to look at a football to be included. It is the registered players, the amount of teams, and even possibly new or expanding clubs (mudgeerabar springs to mind) that is the sign of growth .. and 27 new grounds as well although that is Gold Coast and northern nsw.