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Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 7:44 am
by Xman
ParraEelsNRL wrote:Xman wrote:pussycat wrote:I would assume, the reason they haven't given an exact amount is because at this stage it is unknown. The current amount is double that of the last contract. but the future amount ,for royalties to the NRL over that time cannot possibly be known.
So why are RL fools claiming victory over a total thats unknown?

For us to be up anywhere near your sports deal after the last two deals says we have a victory anyway you look at it dopey, live with it. People like you said we RL fans are dreaming if you think it'll get anywhere near the Vfl. Well it has and it's closing on bettering it. If we want to gloat, we bloodywell will, you guys have given it to some of us online for a fucking decade, it's nice to have to shoe on the other foot for once.
And, we have just caught up after winning back our freedom, the next deal will blow your Vfl away.
We've covered this before.
1. We have always debated the Australian ratings, you claiming Australian regional ratings would make the difference, and us out longer game and Australian metro ratings. Who would have though you would then demand to include NZ in the comparison?
2. The NRL maximised their money in detriment to their TV coverage. Rumours had ch 9 offering all 8 games live, including better coverage into expansion states, for near 800m. Who would have known your ARLC would have duded every fan by taking cash over coverage.
3. How would we even know your deal is close? The Telstra deal is undisclosed as is our Toyota deal. NZ hasnt been decided either. We do know you are well behind for cash only.
Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 10:26 am
by pussycat
Holden rev up to sponsor Origin
Date
December 22, 2012 - 12:04AM
THE NRL's pockets continue to be lined; the latest significant announcement being that Holden is set to sign on as sponsor of the code's jewel in the crown, the State of Origin series.
As part of a three-year deal which is expected to be finalised in the new year, Holden will sponsor the lucrative interstate series, as well as the National Youth Competition (under-20s) and the Australian team......
Wow, it never seems to end. It truly is a great Christmas for the NRL - pity I cant say the same for the AFL

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 10:46 am
by pussycat
Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:17 am
by Raiderdave
Stewie wrote:pussycat wrote:Stewie wrote:
Evidence? Your pathetic code didn't even release the figure of the Telstra deal! Why? Because they knew it was a pathetic number as it even includes naming rights
Couldn't even match Telstra's AFL deal of over $150 million who don't even hold the naming rights of the AFL.
They did mention it was more than twice the size of the previous deal. Which was $90m. =D> =D> =D> Well done ARL commision, you've inflicted a serious butt-kicking upon the dreamers in AFL land.
. It wouldn't have been double the $90 million deal.
yet clearly here ... it says it is
putting the deal at around AU$180 million
and the NRL confirmed it was double their old deal ... not double their old yearly amount .. double their old deal
with the Kiwis to come
stick a fork in yuz
yr done ....

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:24 am
by Raiderdave
Xman wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:Xman wrote:
So why are RL fools claiming victory over a total thats unknown?

For us to be up anywhere near your sports deal after the last two deals says we have a victory anyway you look at it dopey, live with it. People like you said we RL fans are dreaming if you think it'll get anywhere near the Vfl. Well it has and it's closing on bettering it. If we want to gloat, we bloodywell will, you guys have given it to some of us online for a fucking decade, it's nice to have to shoe on the other foot for once.
And, we have just caught up after winning back our freedom, the next deal will blow your Vfl away.
We've covered this before.
1. We have always debated the Australian ratings, you claiming Australian regional ratings would make the difference, and us out longer game and Australian metro ratings. Who would have though you would then demand to include NZ in the comparison?
2. The NRL maximised their money in detriment to their TV coverage. Rumours had ch 9 offering all 8 games live, including better coverage into expansion states, for near 800m. Who would have known your ARLC would have duded every fan by taking cash over coverage.
3. How would we even know your deal is close? The Telstra deal is undisclosed as is our Toyota deal. NZ hasnt been decided either. We do know you are well behind for cash only.
but but but
this is what we were told .... no ifs or buts mentioned here
nah you'll only get 700 mill
cos we have the metros
cos we have sides in all mainland capitals
cos we have a longer game
cos we have reach .... our average ratings X 3 hrs ... V yrs ova 2 hrs
cos advertisers can sell more stuff ova 3 hrs then they can ova 2
cos the regionals don't matter cos the ratings are flawed
what the F happend marcus

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:45 am
by Xman
Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:ParraEelsNRL wrote:
For us to be up anywhere near your sports deal after the last two deals says we have a victory anyway you look at it dopey, live with it. People like you said we RL fans are dreaming if you think it'll get anywhere near the Vfl. Well it has and it's closing on bettering it. If we want to gloat, we bloodywell will, you guys have given it to some of us online for a fucking decade, it's nice to have to shoe on the other foot for once.
And, we have just caught up after winning back our freedom, the next deal will blow your Vfl away.
We've covered this before.
1. We have always debated the Australian ratings, you claiming Australian regional ratings would make the difference, and us out longer game and Australian metro ratings. Who would have though you would then demand to include NZ in the comparison?
2. The NRL maximised their money in detriment to their TV coverage. Rumours had ch 9 offering all 8 games live, including better coverage into expansion states, for near 800m. Who would have known your ARLC would have duded every fan by taking cash over coverage.
3. How would we even know your deal is close? The Telstra deal is undisclosed as is our Toyota deal. NZ hasnt been decided either. We do know you are well behind for cash only.
but but but
this is what we were told .... no ifs or buts mentioned here
nah you'll only get 700 mill
cos we have the metros
cos we have sides in all mainland capitals
cos we have a longer game
cos we have reach .... our average ratings X 3 hrs ... V yrs ova 2 hrs
cos advertisers can sell more stuff ova 3 hrs then they can ova 2
cos the regionals don't matter cos the ratings are flawed
what the F happend marcus

read my post dunce

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:47 am
by Xman
I never said the NRL don't dominate regional ratings, just like the AFL dominate metro ratings. Put them together and the AFL win.
Interesting how Roy masters hasnt done his yearly December cummulative ratings article. I wonder why?

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Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 11:48 am
by Xman
Raiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:pussycat wrote:
They did mention it was more than twice the size of the previous deal. Which was $90m. =D> =D> =D> Well done ARL commision, you've inflicted a serious butt-kicking upon the dreamers in AFL land.
. It wouldn't have been double the $90 million deal.
yet clearly here ... it says it is
putting the deal at around AU$180 million
and the NRL confirmed it was double their old deal ... not double their old yearly amount .. double their old deal
with the Kiwis to come
stick a fork in yuz
yr done ....

The nRL or Telstra never said 180m

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:14 pm
by Raiderdave
Xman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:
. It wouldn't have been double the $90 million deal.
yet clearly here ... it says it is
putting the deal at around AU$180 million
and the NRL confirmed it was double their old deal ... not double their old yearly amount .. double their old deal
with the Kiwis to come
stick a fork in yuz
yr done ....

The nRL or Telstra never said 180m

the NRL said it was double their previous deal
Telstra would not disclose the commercial value of the contract but ARLC chairman John Grant said the deal was worth “double” in cash and contra to their previous deal.
please keep up

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:17 pm
by Raiderdave
Xman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:
We've covered this before.
1. We have always debated the Australian ratings, you claiming Australian regional ratings would make the difference, and us out longer game and Australian metro ratings. Who would have though you would then demand to include NZ in the comparison?
2. The NRL maximised their money in detriment to their TV coverage. Rumours had ch 9 offering all 8 games live, including better coverage into expansion states, for near 800m. Who would have known your ARLC would have duded every fan by taking cash over coverage.
3. How would we even know your deal is close? The Telstra deal is undisclosed as is our Toyota deal. NZ hasnt been decided either. We do know you are well behind for cash only.
but but but
this is what we were told .... no ifs or buts mentioned here
nah you'll only get 700 mill
cos we have the metros
cos we have sides in all mainland capitals
cos we have a longer game
cos we have reach .... our average ratings X 3 hrs ... V yrs ova 2 hrs
cos advertisers can sell more stuff ova 3 hrs then they can ova 2
cos the regionals don't matter cos the ratings are flawed
what the F happend marcus

read my post dunce

I did
it was a but but here .. & a but but there
here a but
there a but
everywhere a but but
no seriously .... how'd we manage it

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:24 pm
by Raiderdave
Xman wrote:
I never said the NRL don't dominate regional ratings, just like the AFL dominate metro ratings. Put them together and the AFL win.
Interesting how Roy masters hasnt done his yearly December cummulative ratings article. I wonder why?

>

its been reported
VFL 123 Million
RL 131 Million
thats with the VFL having 11 more games then last year.. & 22 more then 2010
simulcast of every game except the GF on pay
TAS & WA regionals ratings now reported
every game on FTA to a targeted market
but alas
the VFL STILL had to settle with silver in 2012........... again

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:39 pm
by Xman
Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:
but but but
this is what we were told .... no ifs or buts mentioned here
nah you'll only get 700 mill
cos we have the metros
cos we have sides in all mainland capitals
cos we have a longer game
cos we have reach .... our average ratings X 3 hrs ... V yrs ova 2 hrs
cos advertisers can sell more stuff ova 3 hrs then they can ova 2
cos the regionals don't matter cos the ratings are flawed
what the F happend marcus

read my post dunce

I did
it was a but but here .. & a but but there
here a but
there a but
everywhere a but but
no seriously .... how'd we manage it

Good question.
How does a comp which claims its a sport built for TV, that relies so heavily on tv revenue because of such poor attendance figures, that claims they win the ratings, and that sells its control to a television network, actually get less?
A very good question

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:41 pm
by Xman
Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:
yet clearly here ... it says it is
and the NRL confirmed it was double their old deal ... not double their old yearly amount .. double their old deal
with the Kiwis to come
stick a fork in yuz
yr done ....

The nRL or Telstra never said 180m

the NRL said it was double their previous deal
Telstra would not disclose the commercial value of the contract but ARLC chairman John Grant said the deal was worth “double” in cash and contra to their previous deal.
please keep up

Double what? Amount? years? Amount per years? Exact figures?
Hmmm, something's missing Dave
While your chasing your tail finding these answers please find the new amount the AFL gets for Toyota for its new deal...

Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 12:44 pm
by Xman
Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:
I never said the NRL don't dominate regional ratings, just like the AFL dominate metro ratings. Put them together and the AFL win.
Interesting how Roy masters hasnt done his yearly December cummulative ratings article. I wonder why?

>

its been reported
VFL 123 Million
RL 131 Million
thats with the VFL having 11 more games then last year.. & 22 more then 2010
simulcast of every game except the GF on pay
TAS & WA regionals ratings now reported
every game on FTA to a targeted market
but alas
the VFL STILL had to settle with silver in 2012........... again

please find this report with these figures. I'd love to see it.......
Re: NRL to reap $1.2b from TV rights
Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 1:20 pm
by Raiderdave
Xman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:
I never said the NRL don't dominate regional ratings, just like the AFL dominate metro ratings. Put them together and the AFL win.
Interesting how Roy masters hasnt done his yearly December cummulative ratings article. I wonder why?

>

its been reported
VFL 123 Million
RL 131 Million
thats with the VFL having 11 more games then last year.. & 22 more then 2010
simulcast of every game except the GF on pay
TAS & WA regionals ratings now reported
every game on FTA to a targeted market
but alas
the VFL STILL had to settle with silver in 2012........... again

please find this report with these figures. I'd love to see it.......
you've seen them .. I mean..you posted the fucking thing yourself you gimp
Marcus
poncing around .... VFL 123 Million .. NRL 114 Million
we win we win
I'm off to rub one out ....
ahhhh.... marcus , that doesn't include RL's 17 Million veiwers for its rep games
Marcus

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remember that ?
