xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
Whether they are bottom four is irrelevant. You said they are uncompetitive. I'm saying they will beat teams which means by definition that they are competitive. Even the supposed even comp the NRL have bottom four teams!King-Eliagh wrote:Lets see who's correct on this around mid season dumbarse.
In fact im willing to bet on it. Hows about a bet for 10 dumbarse points and a 3 month long avatar of the winners choice placed on the loser.
The bet being that melb lie in the bottom 4 come mid season.
You standing by your words calling me dopey as they come and knowing nothing about the sport with my claims Xman? Brrrk brrrrk brrkbrrk.
Nothing new. I've already said the suns and giants would be uncompetitive. They will develop over the next 3-4 years. However it will be funny to watch them get higher crowds and membership numbers than many NRL clubs!eelofwest wrote:Even the AFL Fans know there is a real problem with the draw.
http://aflspace.com/2012/04/11/lukes-lo ... l-winners/
http://aussierules.mobi/?p=9455
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 6323306206
xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
I know hey it stairs him in the face and somehow he pushes it to the side and ignores his problems.King-Eliagh wrote:Yes Eels even AFL fans know theres a big problem. I dont count Xman as an AFL fan any longer. He's a fan of his own fantasy world, nothing more.
Ok Xman I see you chickened out of the last bet by stating whether they are bottom four is irrelevant. So new bet with same wager is. Brisbane, Melbourne, GWS and GC will get no more than 1 win each against a side other than themselves by mid season. Even uncompetitive teams can have their lucky day in the big league. So essentially I'm saying these teams will be completely uncompetitive apart from **** themselves, with no more than one lucky result going their way each.
You man enough to stick by your words and say they'll be competitive? Brrrk brrrk brrrkbrrk
xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
Xman wrote:Nothing new. I've already said the suns and giants would be uncompetitive. They will develop over the next 3-4 years. However it will be funny to watch them get higher crowds and membership numbers than many NRL clubs!
The rest of the comp is pretty even, especially the top 5.
If you believed your own words you would've taken on my bet. Brrrk brrk brrkbrrk xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
Its not just this thread that his credibility is shot to pieces its all of the threads.King-Eliagh wrote:Xman wrote:Nothing new. I've already said the suns and giants would be uncompetitive. They will develop over the next 3-4 years. However it will be funny to watch them get higher crowds and membership numbers than many NRL clubs!
The rest of the comp is pretty even, especially the top 5.
Brisbane and melbourne are pretty even with the rest of the comp?
Xman your cred is officially dusted on this matter. :D
Well Brisbane have a 50% winning result, many many times better than the 3 bottom teams in the NRL!King-Eliagh wrote:Xman wrote:Nothing new. I've already said the suns and giants would be uncompetitive. They will develop over the next 3-4 years. However it will be funny to watch them get higher crowds and membership numbers than many NRL clubs!
The rest of the comp is pretty even, especially the top 5.
Brisbane and melbourne are pretty even with the rest of the comp?
Xman your cred is officially dusted on this matter. :D
they had 8 wins and 12 losses. If this is your interpretation of uncompetitive you're dumber than I thought! 
The Monday afternoon AFL game rated just short of 1million (average with foxtel) without regionals, and peaked at 1.4million without foxtel ratings! It therefore probably peaked near 2million when both are counted together. :D imagine if it was averaged over only 2 hours like the NRL!http://www.astra.org.au/ArticleDocument ... 4.pdf.aspx
THE big blowouts suffered in Round 2 by Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney did not deter viewers from watching the massacres live on Fox Footy.
An average national audience of 180,000 watched the live telecast of St Kilda's 92-point mauling of the Suns at Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
The Giants' 129-point loss to North Melbourne in Hobart on Sunday also attracted plenty of viewers. It was watched by an average audience of 170,000.
A top-rating game for Fox Footy would attract an average audience of more than 300,000.
Monday's epic clash between Geelong and Hawthorn worked wonders for Channel 7 and 7mate, peaking in the last quarter with 1.4 million viewers as the Cats won by two points.
The MCG game averaged 393,000 viewers in Melbourne.
Carlton's 91-point win against the Brisbane Lions on Thursday night had an average audience on Channel 7 and 7mate of 659,000 viewers nationally.
Saturday night's game between Collingwood and Richmond had an average audience on the Seven stations of 756,000 in the five metro markets, with 385,000 in Melbourne, 115,000 in Adelaide and 160,000 in Perth.
Were is the admin when we need them. blahblahblahblah no links no proof just blahblahblah.Xman wrote:The Monday afternoon AFL game rated just short of 1million (average with foxtel) without regionals, and peaked at 1.4million without foxtel ratings! It therefore probably peaked near 2million when both are counted together. :D imagine if it was averaged over only 2 hours like the NRL!http://www.astra.org.au/ArticleDocument ... 4.pdf.aspx
THE big blowouts suffered in Round 2 by Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney did not deter viewers from watching the massacres live on Fox Footy.
An average national audience of 180,000 watched the live telecast of St Kilda's 92-point mauling of the Suns at Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
The Giants' 129-point loss to North Melbourne in Hobart on Sunday also attracted plenty of viewers. It was watched by an average audience of 170,000.
A top-rating game for Fox Footy would attract an average audience of more than 300,000.
Monday's epic clash between Geelong and Hawthorn worked wonders for Channel 7 and 7mate, peaking in the last quarter with 1.4 million viewers as the Cats won by two points.
The MCG game averaged 393,000 viewers in Melbourne.
Carlton's 91-point win against the Brisbane Lions on Thursday night had an average audience on Channel 7 and 7mate of 659,000 viewers nationally.
Saturday night's game between Collingwood and Richmond had an average audience on the Seven stations of 756,000 in the five metro markets, with 385,000 in Melbourne, 115,000 in Adelaide and 160,000 in Perth.
Please show me a home and away afternoon NRL game that rates this well! The equivalent good Friday NRL game rated 490k without regionals, some 470k less than the AFL, and averaged over only 2 hours! :D
Youve lost it!eelofwest wrote:Were is the admin when we need them. blahblahblahblah no links no proof just blahblahblah.Xman wrote:The Monday afternoon AFL game rated just short of 1million (average with foxtel) without regionals, and peaked at 1.4million without foxtel ratings! It therefore probably peaked near 2million when both are counted together. :D imagine if it was averaged over only 2 hours like the NRL!http://www.astra.org.au/ArticleDocument ... 4.pdf.aspx
THE big blowouts suffered in Round 2 by Gold Coast and Greater Western Sydney did not deter viewers from watching the massacres live on Fox Footy.
An average national audience of 180,000 watched the live telecast of St Kilda's 92-point mauling of the Suns at Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
The Giants' 129-point loss to North Melbourne in Hobart on Sunday also attracted plenty of viewers. It was watched by an average audience of 170,000.
A top-rating game for Fox Footy would attract an average audience of more than 300,000.
Monday's epic clash between Geelong and Hawthorn worked wonders for Channel 7 and 7mate, peaking in the last quarter with 1.4 million viewers as the Cats won by two points.
The MCG game averaged 393,000 viewers in Melbourne.
Carlton's 91-point win against the Brisbane Lions on Thursday night had an average audience on Channel 7 and 7mate of 659,000 viewers nationally.
Saturday night's game between Collingwood and Richmond had an average audience on the Seven stations of 756,000 in the five metro markets, with 385,000 in Melbourne, 115,000 in Adelaide and 160,000 in Perth.
Please show me a home and away afternoon NRL game that rates this well! The equivalent good Friday NRL game rated 490k without regionals, some 470k less than the AFL, and averaged over only 2 hours! :D
You are officially on my blacklist and will be ignored by me from here on in champ.
, there is only 3 out of 9 games where either team have a chance of winning, according to sportsbet that is. They got it pretty right last year with the AFL, why would this year be any different.Users browsing this forum: Bing [Bot], Google [Bot] and 8 guests