Origin a 100 million winner (Telegraph, 25/5)

[Raiderdave]

With apologies to raiderdave

http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/no-mat ... 6930436026

The Sunday Telegraph has also learned State of Origin is now one of the most marketable event in the country, ­returning an estimated:

- $40 million in ticket sales

- $40 million as a percentage of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast rights

- $20 million in major sponsorship in just three matches

- $3 million in merchandise sales

- $3 million in corporate hospitality.

Estimated figures supplied to The Sunday Telegraph indicate that 20 per cent of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast deal is credited to the ­appeal of Origin.

thanks Wookie
at least when you challenge something you often add .... I'm happy to be proven wrong .... I may be wrong .. .. I'll check it out anyway.

[Cracker]

This is a good example of pure figures that can't be challenged, as distinct from opinion off to the side in a manner of speaking.

Although someone at the Sunday Telegraph didn't do their job proof reading.

"one of the most marketable event in the country"

News Limited can really annoy me at times.

[Cracker]

So suddenly it's an offence to agree with you? Your bias against me if affecting your thinking. I suggest you take a break.

[AFLcrap1]

Wow .I had a suggestion to take a break too..

[Cracker]

And it stands. Now back to the topic please, gentlemen.

[leagueiscrap]

With apologies to raiderdave

http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/no-mat ... 6930436026

The Sunday Telegraph has also learned State of Origin is now one of the most marketable event in the country, ­returning an estimated:

- $40 million in ticket sales

- $40 million as a percentage of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast rights

- $20 million in major sponsorship in just three matches

- $3 million in merchandise sales

- $3 million in corporate hospitality.

Estimated figures supplied to The Sunday Telegraph indicate that 20 per cent of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast deal is credited to the ­appeal of Origin.

thanks Wookie
at least when you challenge something you often add .... I'm happy to be proven wrong .... I may be wrong .. .. I'll check it out anyway.

thats the meds talking there

[leagueiscrap]

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actually according to bumsniffing head quarters they only made 19.4 from origin
and apparently everything news ltd prints about league is rubbish and is not to be believed

[leagueiscrap]

With apologies to raiderdave

http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/no-mat ... 6930436026

The Sunday Telegraph has also learned State of Origin is now one of the most marketable event in the country, ­returning an estimated:

- $40 million in ticket sales

- $40 million as a percentage of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast rights

- $20 million in major sponsorship in just three matches

- $3 million in merchandise sales

- $3 million in corporate hospitality.

Estimated figures supplied to The Sunday Telegraph indicate that 20 per cent of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast deal is credited to the ­appeal of Origin.

only proves how worthless the NRL competition is and how SOO works as a state vs state gimmick. so much interest in SOO yet a few only give a stuff about the NRL competition
SOO $40 million as a percentage of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast rights
19.4 million of the 90 million non broad cast revenue comes from origin

lets hope the NEW AFL CEO sees the light of day and brings back SOO for the AFL :>::

[Rabbit]

Wrong again I see theirs a shock. What a dropkick

[ParraEelsNRL]

Yeah but I'm still a moron for saying something yesterday about this eh?

Maybe even a dope for agreeing with him huh?

[leagueiscrap]

Wrong again I see theirs a shock. What a dropkick

its bumsniffers like you tell us AFL fans not to believe anything News ltd wrights.
those figures of 19.4million is taken from the NRL annual report

so dropkick

[Raiderdave]

Wrong again I see theirs a shock. What a dropkick

its bumsniffers like you tell us AFL fans not to believe anything News ltd wrights.
those figures of 19.4million is taken from the NRL annual report

so dropkick

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oh dear

please no



he didn't .... did he ?


HE DID !!
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a blithering illiterate unable to spell
if it wasn't so hilarious

it'd be sad............. :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

[Raiderdave]

With apologies to raiderdave

http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/no-mat ... 6930436026

The Sunday Telegraph has also learned State of Origin is now one of the most marketable event in the country, ­returning an estimated:

- $40 million in ticket sales

- $40 million as a percentage of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast rights

- $20 million in major sponsorship in just three matches

- $3 million in merchandise sales

- $3 million in corporate hospitality.

Estimated figures supplied to The Sunday Telegraph indicate that 20 per cent of the NRL’s $1 billion TV broadcast deal is credited to the ­appeal of Origin.

only proves how worthless the NRL competition is and how SOO works as a state vs state gimmick. :>::

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

whhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

I HATE OWIGIN ...................... wahhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa



wow
melt downs occurring all ova fumbles & bumbles land

origin must be just around the corner

[TLPG]

lets hope the NEW AFL CEO sees the light of day and brings back SOO for the AFL :>::

And the clubs will revolt big time if he tries. It can't work. I've already had this discussion with Swans on the AFL board.

[TLPG]

No we can't. Adelaide Oval is off limits because of the cricket, and October in Perth is too warm. I agree that it has to be three - that's what killed it previously. WA felt snubbed and no one was listening.

No one will want to play in October or November. The clubs won't allow it.