Xman do you know the meaning of the word proof???????Do you have a link to these ratings? i know they exist somewhere can you please show them to me? Do you understand what i am asking you dunder brain???Xman wrote:eelofwest wrote:Mate link me those ratings or it never happened. 4.6 Million for 2005 AFL grandfinal, show me the link to confirm your BS?Xman wrote:Yet still well below both the 2005 and 2006 AFL GF, despite being shown in prime time.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_mo ... broadcasts
1 2005 Australian Open - Men's Singles Final: Marat Safin def. Lleyton Hewitt 4,045,000 2005 Seven Network
2 2003 Rugby World Cup Final 4,016,000 2003 Seven Network
3 MasterChef Australia (season 2) - finale challenge 3,962,000 25 July 2010 Network Ten
4 2012 State of Origin series Game 1 (New South Wales v Queensland) 3,957,000 2012 Nine Network
5 2012 State of Origin series Game 2 (New South Wales v Queensland) 3,865,000 2012 Nine Network
6 MasterChef Australia (season 1) - winners announcement 3,560,000 19 July 2009 Network Ten
7 2006 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony 3,560,000 2006 Nine Network
8 2005 AFL Grand Final (Sydney Swans v West Coast Eagles) 3,386,000 2005 Network Ten
9 Australian Idol: The final verdict 3,344,000 2004 Network Ten
10 Masterchef Australia: Finale night 3,313,000 19 July 2009 Network Ten
Show me different Xman link me your 4.6M viewers for AFL grandfinal..........
Ok, here's why you're a *******. That list is metro only, except the new entries which are this years NRL, which are metro and regionals. Check the metro ratings for the NRL SOO this year. The list is wrong. The rest are correct for metros only.
The AFL GF rates about 1m regionals when the metro is only 2.7m. The 2005 AFL GF rated another 600-700k metro audience only. It would be fair to say, given the swans were involved, the regionals would also be higher. Therefore the total audience would be 4.5-4.6m. :D
Note that th AFL GF is the only program on that list that is not primetime! Thanks for helping me prove my point.
Btw here is a link to the meaning of the word proof.....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof
You get the meaning mate?