Stewie wrote:Massive ratings for the Swans in Sydney on 7mate! Plus the tens of thousands watching on Fox Footy and you're way over 100k. Well done Sydney, well done! =D>
wowpussycat wrote:There yesterdays results.Phelpsy wrote:Why 5 matches of AFL ? And let's compare season to season or round v round ... Had pies get each round total figure averages ?
Averages. for first 3 rounds.
NRL 256 AFL 200
And thats with the AFL coding there ratings differently to maximise ratings.
The AFL's best side on PTV's average is 258 - not really any better than the average NRL game.
Phelpsy wrote:So are they total ratings ... Pay tv and ftA combined averages ... For first 3 rounds ?? Why not first 6? Just wondering .
Facts for the roundpiesman2011 wrote:This is the way it works Phelpsy. Firstly NRL wins with fox ratings on average. Their five games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday all fox exclusive and not competing with each other all rate well. They dominate the AFL games all overlapping each other on Saturday and Sunday and it doesn't matter that all of the AFL games are also on free to air. The NRL also win on Friday nights, they get rating on FTA metro of 700 K and when AFL get similar ratings or even more the NRL still win, it does matter that the AFL is on Fox because you can't add fox national ratings, because this would be unfair to compare them to the NRLs metro only ratings. Therefore the NRL wins the FTA ratings with the biggest FTA ratings for the week. Oh and if the AFL wins the metro the NRL can just add the regional ratings which are much bigger to get in front and therefore still win the FTA ratings. To sum up the NRL wins both the fox and the FTA ratings. They have to win something.
Those numbers are a big fat porkey by you. Show me how these games rated 1.7m and 1.6m???piesman2011 wrote:Good results, however in the last two weeks the AFL has had the two top results with 1.7 million on ANZAC day and last friday at 1.6 million. Those numbers really hurt.
You seem to have left out representitive footballpiesman2011 wrote:This is the way it works Phelpsy. Firstly NRL wins with fox ratings on average. Their five games on Saturday, Sunday and Monday all fox exclusive and not competing with each other all rate well. They dominate the AFL games all overlapping each other on Saturday and Sunday and it doesn't matter that all of the AFL games are also on free to air. The NRL also win on Friday nights, they get rating on FTA metro of 700 K and when AFL get similar ratings or even more the NRL still win, it does matter that the AFL is on Fox because you can't add fox national ratings, because this would be unfair to compare them to the NRLs metro only ratings. Therefore the NRL wins the FTA ratings with the biggest FTA ratings for the week. Oh and if the AFL wins the metro the NRL can just add the regional ratings which are much bigger to get in front and therefore still win the FTA ratings. To sum up the NRL wins both the fox and the FTA ratings. They have to win something.
piesman2011 wrote:Good results, however in the last two weeks the AFL has had the two top results with 1.7 million on ANZAC day and last friday at 1.6 million. Those numbers really hurt.
