Page 9 of 32

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 3:55 pm
by Xman
leeroy*NRL* wrote:
Xman wrote:
No where near as much value as playing almost every game in prime time, and in isolation

No way near as much Advertising in a AFL game as NRL game.

I can but but but all day too.. with excuses
Not an excuse. Think about it, a 9th game adds no additional revenue to Ch7 because they are still limited to 4 games a round. An extra game due to the giants and suns will add very few extra subscriptions to foxtel because these are new teams in expansion markets. The extra value is minimal at best.

If the AFL really wanted to add extra value to their Tv deal they would introduce more night games and a night GF

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 4:06 pm
by Xman
The NRL have only had 6 out of 15 FTA evening games with ratings over 1.05m, the AFL have had 3 out of their 5.

So the AFL is easily winning the prime time comparison on prime FTA. We also know the AFL have the highest rating non-prime time game, and the highest rating prime time game.

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 4:43 pm
by pussycat
Xman wrote:
The NRL have only had 6 out of 15 FTA evening games with ratings over 1.05m, the AFL have had 3 out of their 5.

So the AFL is easily winning the prime time comparison on prime FTA. We also know the AFL have the highest rating non-prime time game, and the highest rating prime time game.

Those figures are without sky and in 2 cases without regionals.


Rd 2 for example , NZ gets 1.03m but if there home audience is thrown in they would get over 1.2m

So think up another but but excuse and enjoy that silver medal.

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 5:01 pm
by pussycat
Xman wrote:
leeroy*NRL* wrote:
Xman wrote:
No where near as much value as playing almost every game in prime time, and in isolation

No way near as much Advertising in a AFL game as NRL game.

I can but but but all day too.. with excuses
Not an excuse. Think about it, a 9th game adds no additional revenue to Ch7 because they are still limited to 4 games a round. An extra game due to the giants and suns will add very few extra subscriptions to foxtel because these are new teams in expansion markets. The extra value is minimal at best.

If the AFL really wanted to add extra value to their Tv deal they would introduce more night games and a night GF
There is so much difference between your haves and your havenot's .

As Leeroy said you can but but all day .This is wrong, that it all wrong - but your talking about your own game.

Introduce more night games :-({|= Like they did on Fiday night? 380k. That get considerably more than that when they stack three matches together of an afternoon.

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 5:19 pm
by Xman
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
The NRL have only had 6 out of 15 FTA evening games with ratings over 1.05m, the AFL have had 3 out of their 5.

So the AFL is easily winning the prime time comparison on prime FTA. We also know the AFL have the highest rating non-prime time game, and the highest rating prime time game.

Those figures are without sky and in 2 cases without regionals.


Rd 2 for example , NZ gets 1.03m but if there home audience is thrown in they would get over 1.2m

So think up another but but excuse and enjoy that silver medal.
your games without regionals will never get to 1.05mil so thats irrelevant. Face it, well over half your games are below 1.05m and over half our games are above it

Domination

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 5:20 pm
by leeroy*NRL*
Xman wrote:
leeroy*NRL* wrote:
Xman wrote:
No where near as much value as playing almost every game in prime time, and in isolation

No way near as much Advertising in a AFL game as NRL game.

I can but but but all day too.. with excuses
Not an excuse. Think about it, a 9th game adds no additional revenue to Ch7 because they are still limited to 4 games a round. An extra game due to the giants and suns will add very few extra subscriptions to foxtel because these are new teams in expansion markets. The extra value is minimal at best.

If the AFL really wanted to add extra value to their Tv deal they would introduce more night games and a night GF

yes to a degree, but it is still a game that can be on fox playing another popular team
hitting 200k on a weekly basis plus. and if that game is aired into Melbourne
or Perth hitting a further 150k plus

the NRL however has plenty of new teams to introduce.. = guaranteed $$$

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 5:21 pm
by Xman
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
leeroy*NRL* wrote:
Xman wrote:
No where near as much value as playing almost every game in prime time, and in isolation

No way near as much Advertising in a AFL game as NRL game.

I can but but but all day too.. with excuses
Not an excuse. Think about it, a 9th game adds no additional revenue to Ch7 because they are still limited to 4 games a round. An extra game due to the giants and suns will add very few extra subscriptions to foxtel because these are new teams in expansion markets. The extra value is minimal at best.

If the AFL really wanted to add extra value to their Tv deal they would introduce more night games and a night GF
There is so much difference between your haves and your havenot's .

As Leeroy said you can but but all day .This is wrong, that it all wrong - but your talking about your own game.

Introduce more night games :-({|= Like they did on Fiday night? 380k. That get considerably more than that when they stack three matches together of an afternoon.
I was talking hypothetically about what is more valuable to the networks, and prime time is certainly more valuable. However, the AFL dont need to change their scheduling for more TV revenue, they get plenty from other sources

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 6:49 pm
by pussycat
XMan what happens with your ratings on a Saturday night? You've got no opposition from the nrl, other than PTV - and your results - 700/600/600/800k with regionals added. What's happening? Our PTV game on Saturday nights averages 300K.

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 6:52 pm
by pussycat
XMan what happens with your ratings on a Saturday night? You've got no opposition from the nrl, other than PTV - and your results - 700/600/600/800k with regionals added. What's happening? Our PTV game on Saturday nights averages 300K.

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 7:21 pm
by pussycat
Xman wrote:
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
The NRL have only had 6 out of 15 FTA evening games with ratings over 1.05m, the AFL have had 3 out of their 5.

So the AFL is easily winning the prime time comparison on prime FTA. We also know the AFL have the highest rating non-prime time game, and the highest rating prime time game.

Those figures are without sky and in 2 cases without regionals.


Rd 2 for example , NZ gets 1.03m but if there home audience is thrown in they would get over 1.2m

So think up another but but excuse and enjoy that silver medal.
your games without regionals will never get to 1.05mil so thats irrelevant. Face it, well over half your games are below 1.05m and over half our games are above it

Domination
with sky factored in,
Rd1 1.28k
Rd2 1.2k
Rd4 1.18k
Rd5 1.08
Rd6 1.14
rd7 1.06 without any figures from gem
Rd7 1.08
Rd8 1.21
And Anzac day as well!

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 7:41 pm
by Xman
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
The NRL have only had 6 out of 15 FTA evening games with ratings over 1.05m, the AFL have had 3 out of their 5.

So the AFL is easily winning the prime time comparison on prime FTA. We also know the AFL have the highest rating non-prime time game, and the highest rating prime time game.

Those figures are without sky and in 2 cases without regionals.


Rd 2 for example , NZ gets 1.03m but if there home audience is thrown in they would get over 1.2m

So think up another but but excuse and enjoy that silver medal.
your games without regionals will never get to 1.05mil so thats irrelevant. Face it, well over half your games are below 1.05m and over half our games are above it

Domination
with sky factored in,
Rd1 1.28k
Rd2 1.2k
Rd4 1.18k
Rd5 1.08
Rd6 1.14
rd7 1.06 without any figures from gem
Rd7 1.08
Rd8 1.21
And Anzac day as well!
firstly, youre guessing, secondly, you need NZ ratings to get close, showing the AFL is number 1 in Australia :)))

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2016 11:55 pm
by pussycat
Xman wrote:
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
The NRL have only had 6 out of 15 FTA evening games with ratings over 1.05m, the AFL have had 3 out of their 5.

So the AFL is easily winning the prime time comparison on prime FTA. We also know the AFL have the highest rating non-prime time game, and the highest rating prime time game.

Those figures are without sky and in 2 cases without regionals.


Rd 2 for example , NZ gets 1.03m but if there home audience is thrown in they would get over 1.2m

So think up another but but excuse and enjoy that silver medal.
your games without regionals will never get to 1.05mil so thats irrelevant. Face it, well over half your games are below 1.05m and over half our games are above it



Domination
with sky factored in,
Rd1 1.28k
Rd2 1.2k
Rd4 1.18k
Rd5 1.08
Rd6 1.14
rd7 1.06 without any figures from gem
Rd7 1.08
Rd8 1.21
And Anzac day as well!
firstly, youre guessing, secondly, you need NZ ratings to get close, showing the AFL is number 1 in Australia :)))

Hardly guessing at all. Adding about 30k , 40k in the case of the opening match which is what they got last year. And in the NZ game 150k which is there normal home audience. And in case you haven't noticed the warriors play in our competition, So either 71/2 league matches out rate your 9 or you accept sky and the less humiliating stat that our 8 out rate your9

enjoy that silver!

Still waiting to hear your pathetic but but excuses for Saturday nights.

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2016 7:44 am
by Xman
none of what you just said makes any sense

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2016 10:03 am
by pussycat
Xman wrote:
none of what you just said makes any sense
And why is that? Because its the truth and you have trouble facing reality?

And Im still waiting to hear about your Saturday night comedy fest.

Re: Fight Club: 2016 AFL Crowds and TV Ratings [Running season tally in OP]

Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2016 10:58 am
by Xman
pussycat wrote:
Xman wrote:
none of what you just said makes any sense
And why is that? Because its the truth and you have trouble facing reality?

And Im still waiting to hear about your Saturday night comedy fest.
because youre making no sense. What Saturday night are you referring to??