Xman wrote:Dream on Dave! The highest ever debut crowd was 44k, and that was in AFL heartland. The suns v lions game got less last year.
This was a great success for the AFL and the crowd looked at least 30-40% giants fans!
Titans!!!Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:Dream on Dave! The highest ever debut crowd was 44k, and that was in AFL heartland. The suns v lions game got less last year.
This was a great success for the AFL and the crowd looked at least 30-40% giants fans!
Titans debuted to .... 42,017 fans in 2007.. in a city less the half the size of Sydney
& they didn't even play the Broncos
the midgits couldn't even get to that mark
a disaster for the VFL
are they is Sydney?
just goes to show the fickle nature of NRL fans. They go if it's a new fad, not too wet, not too cold, not too sunny, no Taylor Swift concerts on...... the Titans played in a city .. less half the size of Sydney 80k's away from there home in brisbane .... they didn't even play their close neighbours the broncosXman wrote:Titans!!!Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:Dream on Dave! The highest ever debut crowd was 44k, and that was in AFL heartland. The suns v lions game got less last year.
This was a great success for the AFL and the crowd looked at least 30-40% giants fans!
Titans debuted to .... 42,017 fans in 2007.. in a city less the half the size of Sydney
& they didn't even play the Broncos
the midgits couldn't even get to that mark
a disaster for the VFL
......
Is GC RL heartland?Raiderdave wrote:the Titans played in a city .. less half the size of Sydney 80k's away from there home in brisbane .... they didn't even play their close neighbours the broncosXman wrote:Titans!!!Raiderdave wrote:
Titans debuted to .... 42,017 fans in 2007.. in a city less the half the size of Sydney
& they didn't even play the Broncos
the midgits couldn't even get to that mark
a disaster for the VFL
......
& drew more to their debut then the midgits
oh my
VFL in NSW .... see ya
Xman wrote:Is GC RL heartland?Raiderdave wrote:the Titans played in a city .. less half the size of Sydney 80k's away from there home in brisbane .... they didn't even play their close neighbours the broncosXman wrote:Titans!!!
......
& drew more to their debut then the midgits
oh my
VFL in NSW .... see ya
Where are these fans now?The Giants market is Sydney where crowds in the low teens for 2 local teams is considered a success!
according to **** it isn'tIs GC RL heartland?
same question to you of the 72,694 who attended a gooses VFL game at ANZ a few years backWhere are these fans now?
the giants play in a city that only a few years ago .. would have got more to a game involving ONE sydney sideThe Giants market is Sydney where crowds in the low teens for 2 local teams is considered a success!
Xman wrote:The swans average crowd hasnt halved in 5 years like the titans has!
The swans average attendance has decreased by 20% since the year they won the GF. .
Fine, now you're being specific it's 28%, not "ova 30%" you dunce! Where did you go to school, if you even went?!Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:The swans average crowd hasnt halved in 5 years like the titans has!
The swans average attendance has decreased by 20% since the year they won the GF. .
they've gone from 35,632 in 2007 after the 2 GF's .. to 26,615 & still appearing in finals
F me
where did you go to school
thats ova 30%
& how many wooden spoons have the swans won in recent times
how much time on the bottom of the ladder ?
none you say ?
tell yr story walking
xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
I'm ashamed of your prediction too you dope!King-Eliagh wrote:Dear God,
What a shocking result for the Swans v GWS matchup. I must say I'm pretty ashamed of my prediction of 50k on a warm sydney night
Having said that you should be more ashamed of the 13k that turned out for the "battle of the west" NRL game the night before! Ever heard of 7Mate?The other thing i must say was very disappointing was, well, I'm thinking about the game around 7pm and I think ahh great i'll sit back put my feet up and watch it on the box with a nice cold brewski and... to my shock I find a rerun of modern family on channel 10 and some movie called wild child playing on channel 7, followed by tom hanks in castaway. I was thinking for sure i could watch this historic event, this momentous occasion on fta tv, but alas no, it mustnt have been deemed important in this RL loving city.
I had to go without watching this occasion and to tell you the truth this was disappointing and disheartening. To be honest it was a real downer and has lowered my enthusiasm for the upcoming season...
My question to the AFL mob in here. Why?
You gooses do realize that parra are on the bottom of the ladder yeah?Xman wrote:Footy turf wars: NRL vs AFL to win over greater western Sydney
AFL
22 MAR 12 @ 12:01AM
FOOTBALL’S undeclared war is on.
The combatants aren’t describing it that way, but that’s what it is.
The opening shots have been fired in the battle between Australia’s top two winter codes, Australian Rules and rugby league, for the hearts, minds and pockets of the two million-plus people who make greater western Sydney the nation’s third biggest marketplace behind Sydney and Melbourne.
Two publicity cannonades in Sydney this week set the stage.
Rugby league launched ticket sales on Wednesday for its lone Sydney State of Origin match in June, just as the AFL was preparing for Thursday’s first-ever season launch outside Melbourne.
League suddenly has an ambassador for western Sydney in the form of Parramatta captain Nathan Hindmarsh.
Hindmarsh’s team hosts Penrith in a western Sydney derby on Friday, the night before the AFL’s opening match.
Penrith will host another innovation on April 21, an under-20s version of the hugely successful State of Origin brand.
The NRL also has a blockbuster lined up in direct opposition to Saturday night’s AFL match, with St George Illawarra hosting premiers Manly.
http://parramatta-advertiser.whereilive ... rn-sydney/
looks like the NRL are serious about defending western Sydney as RL heartland. They are scheduling ws v ws NRL blockbusters to combat the Giants games.
So what massive NRL crowd turned out to the west sydney v west sydney showdown last night? 13k
But wait, fair go, it was pouring rain!! No? It was fine? Oh.........must have been another Taylor Swift concert on.
I would love to see the ratings in Sydney for this one dave. :DRaiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:38203Raiderdave wrote:an ANZ spokesmen eh .... who was that ?.. Andy Ididaphoo
so in 2 weeks they've sold less then 8000 tickets
& in less then a week they're expecting ova 12,000
again
VFL maths at play
my prediction of mid 30's looks like it will be spot on ... a disaster for the VFL
&
10 rnds of NRL in Sydney to beat that with some big games to come
sweet
Better than mid 30's hey?
Out of interest, what's the biggest Sydney NRL attendance this year??
My understanding is this is higher than any home and away NRL crowd in Sydney since 2009. Is that right Dave??
More than 28,000 tickets for the clash had been sold as of Monday, and an ANZ Stadium spokesman said they were expecting more than 40,000 at the game.
but
not ova 40K eh ?
&
it looked about 30K for mine anyway ... so the fudging has begun already
.... &
with up to 33% of tickets sold .. freebies I'm hearing.... they were everywhere in Sydney last week ... it is a disaster for VFL in Sydney
Old Dimmerswitch is a lil worried this morning
thats it .. a piece of history .. the biggest game of the VFL year in Syd .. is over , & they couldn't even half fill the joint with
2 sydney teams playing
thousands of freebies given out
no other sport anywhere near homebush
izzy failnow playing
wow
the extent to which VFL is goneskies in NSW
is even surprising to me
Were the Eels playing themselves? Surely their west sydney opposition had some fans.eelofwest wrote:You gooses do realize that parra at on the bottom of the latter yeah?Xman wrote:Footy turf wars: NRL vs AFL to win over greater western Sydney
AFL
22 MAR 12 @ 12:01AM
FOOTBALL’S undeclared war is on.
The combatants aren’t describing it that way, but that’s what it is.
The opening shots have been fired in the battle between Australia’s top two winter codes, Australian Rules and rugby league, for the hearts, minds and pockets of the two million-plus people who make greater western Sydney the nation’s third biggest marketplace behind Sydney and Melbourne.
Two publicity cannonades in Sydney this week set the stage.
Rugby league launched ticket sales on Wednesday for its lone Sydney State of Origin match in June, just as the AFL was preparing for Thursday’s first-ever season launch outside Melbourne.
League suddenly has an ambassador for western Sydney in the form of Parramatta captain Nathan Hindmarsh.
Hindmarsh’s team hosts Penrith in a western Sydney derby on Friday, the night before the AFL’s opening match.
Penrith will host another innovation on April 21, an under-20s version of the hugely successful State of Origin brand.
The NRL also has a blockbuster lined up in direct opposition to Saturday night’s AFL match, with St George Illawarra hosting premiers Manly.
http://parramatta-advertiser.whereilive ... rn-sydney/
looks like the NRL are serious about defending western Sydney as RL heartland. They are scheduling ws v ws NRL blockbusters to combat the Giants games.
So what massive NRL crowd turned out to the west sydney v west sydney showdown last night? 13k
But wait, fair go, it was pouring rain!! No? It was fine? Oh.........must have been another Taylor Swift concert on.
I am going to wait till round 5 of AFL and get a Gage on there last teams crowds lol
I bet it will be worse then parra last on the ladder crowds who wants to bet?
They're up already. 88k for 7mate. Not bad at all, especially when a portion of the 200k on foxtel is added.eelofwest wrote:I would love to see the ratings in Sydney for this one dave. :DRaiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:38203
Better than mid 30's hey?
Out of interest, what's the biggest Sydney NRL attendance this year??
My understanding is this is higher than any home and away NRL crowd in Sydney since 2009. Is that right Dave??
More than 28,000 tickets for the clash had been sold as of Monday, and an ANZ Stadium spokesman said they were expecting more than 40,000 at the game.
but
not ova 40K eh ?
&
it looked about 30K for mine anyway ... so the fudging has begun already
.... &
with up to 33% of tickets sold .. freebies I'm hearing.... they were everywhere in Sydney last week ... it is a disaster for VFL in Sydney
Old Dimmerswitch is a lil worried this morning
thats it .. a piece of history .. the biggest game of the VFL year in Syd .. is over , & they couldn't even half fill the joint with
2 sydney teams playing
thousands of freebies given out
no other sport anywhere near homebush
izzy failnow playing
wow
the extent to which VFL is goneskies in NSW
is even surprising to me
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