NRL announce $50m profit

[pussycat]

[Xman]

Is this before or after futures fund?

[pussycat]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

[Xman]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

So you can't answer the above question? I'd stop the celebrations until you find out.

Out of interest, how did their total revenues compare?

[adamj1300]

can we see some figures, of total revenue & where the money goes?
make a few department cuts, up the prices for tickets, beverages & merchandise as well as riding off the back of the new broadcasting deal= look at out profit we have made
crowds & ratings where down, so really where was the growth

[pussycat]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

So you can't answer the above question? I'd stop the celebrations until you find out.

Out of interest, how did their total revenues compare?

It is what it says it is ! =D> =D> =D>

[Xman]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

So you can't answer the above question? I'd stop the celebrations until you find out.

Out of interest, how did their total revenues compare?

It is what it says it is ! =D> =D> =D>

The AFLs profit is after futures fund, what about the NRLs?

[Xman]

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 33d5p.html

Well it's pretty clear from this article the NRLs profit excludes their growth or sustainability funding of 200m over the next 4 years. When these are taken in to account they have little if any profit.

They also earned 314m in 2013, while AFL earned well over 400m in 2012.

[pussycat]

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 33d5p.html

Well it's pretty clear from this article the NRLs profit excludes their growth or sustainability funding of 200m over the next 4 years. When these are taken in to account they have little if any profit.

They also earned 314m in 2013, while AFL earned well over 400m in 2012.

Its a fairy straight forward concept. Even the most primitive of Buttkissers should be able to understand it.

NRL profit for 2013 = $50m.

AFL profit for 2012= $7m

Highest TV ratings

1. NRL
2. NRL
3. NRL
4. AFL
5. NRL

enjoy that silv er

[Xman]

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 33d5p.html

Well it's pretty clear from this article the NRLs profit excludes their growth or sustainability funding of 200m over the next 4 years. When these are taken in to account they have little if any profit.

They also earned 314m in 2013, while AFL earned well over 400m in 2012.

Its a fairy straight forward concept. Even the most primitive of Buttkissers should be able to understand it.

NRL profit for 2013 = $50m.

AFL profit for 2013 = $7m

Highest TV ratings

1. NRL
2. NRL
3. NRL
4. AFL
5. NRL

enjoy that silv er

lol

No real profit. What they announced was a surplus prior to any expansion or future costings. The AFLs 2012 profit was 7m after these costings. Plus they had a far far bigger revenue pool overall.

So let's rate all indicators:
AFL won: biggest crowd, highest crowd average, GF TV ratings, highest rating PTV program, most members, most revenue

NRL won.......hmmm, nothing

RL won most FTA TV viewers for SOO

[eelofwest]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

So you can't answer the above question? I'd stop the celebrations until you find out.

Out of interest, how did their total revenues compare?

Figures released yesterday show the AFL turned a profit of $6.7 million in 2012 and enjoyed record revenues of $425 million. It was a return to the black for the league after recording a lost of $23.6 million in 2011.

About $290 million was distributed among the 18 clubs.

Surplus/(Deficit)
2003-4.665m
2004-1.692m
2005-1.728m
2006-2.151m
2007-5.222m
2008-2.368m
2009-(7.526)m
2010-(10.632)m
2011-(43.255)m
2012-6.700m

Your expenditure on clubs is massive ie Suns, G WS, Lions, port porpaliade, are all loosing money hand over fist and having the AFL bail them out every year.

[Xman]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

So you can't answer the above question? I'd stop the celebrations until you find out.

Out of interest, how did their total revenues compare?

Figures released yesterday show the AFL turned a profit of $6.7 million in 2012 and enjoyed record revenues of $425 million. It was a return to the black for the league after recording a lost of $23.6 million in 2011.

About $290 million was distributed among the 18 clubs.

Surplus/(Deficit)
2003-4.665m
2004-1.692m
2005-1.728m
2006-2.151m
2007-5.222m
2008-2.368m
2009-(7.526)m
2010-(10.632)m
2011-(43.255)m
2012-6.700m

Your expenditure on clubs is massive ie Suns, G WS, Lions, port porpaliade, are all loosing money hand over fist and having the AFL bail them out every year.

Around 15 NRL clubs lose money every year and rely on the NRL to bail them. At least the AFL have more than one wealthy club. We'd have about 10 that are doing very well

[eelofwest]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

So you can't answer the above question? I'd stop the celebrations until you find out.

Out of interest, how did their total revenues compare?

It is what it says it is ! =D> =D> =D>

The AFLs profit is after futures fund, what about the NRLs?

The AFL have been using there future fund over the last 5 years.

2007 -(16.400)
2008 -(17.245)
2009- (17.409)
2010- (18.431)
2011- (19.874)

that is from your annual report, 89million taken out of your future fund over 5 years to help pay some bills.

[NRLCrap1]

Those three deficit years were understandable, establishing the Suns and the Giants. Now they're back in the black.

Get over it.

[Xman]

2013 profit (ie bottom line)

AFL = $6.7m

NRL = $49.4m

So you can't answer the above question? I'd stop the celebrations until you find out.

Out of interest, how did their total revenues compare?

It is what it says it is ! =D> =D> =D>

The AFLs profit is after futures fund, what about the NRLs?

The AFL have been using there future fund over the last 5 years.

2007 -(16.400)
2008 -(17.245)
2009- (17.409)
2010- (18.431)
2011- (19.874)

that is from your annual report, 89million taken out of your future fund over 5 years to help pay some bills.

They've also made profits every year except one over the last decade. In that year they set up to new teams with sustainable stadium deals