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Mr. Tourettes is back - thinks a sentence is a string of abuse.ParraEelsNRL wrote:don't ever talk to me againNSWAFL wrote:Oh oh, Debbie's back!
The Australian ay? Like the Storm and the NRL, owned by News Ltd.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Prove it.
I posted that info from the Australian from its business section and if need be, I can get the 2010 NRL state of the game report.
There lies, more lies and then there is complete bullshyte.
Whoa! Beaussie I'll think you'll find that the Australian is a Fairfax newspaper.Beaussie wrote:The Australian ay? Like the Storm and the NRL, owned by News Ltd.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Prove it.
I posted that info from the Australian from its business section and if need be, I can get the 2010 NRL state of the game report.
There lies, more lies and then there is complete bullshyte.
Real reliable source that one.
News Ltd
You're wrong NSWAFL. See the following.NSWAFL wrote:Whoa! Beaussie I'll think you'll find that the Australian is a Fairfax newspaper.Beaussie wrote:The Australian ay? Like the Storm and the NRL, owned by News Ltd.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Prove it.
I posted that info from the Australian from its business section and if need be, I can get the 2010 NRL state of the game report.
There lies, more lies and then there is complete bullshyte.
Real reliable source that one.
News Ltd
News Limited is one of Australia's largest media conglomerate companies, employing more than 8,000 staff nationwide and approximately 3,000 journalists. The publicly listed company's interests span newspaper and magazine publishing, Internet, Pay TV, National Rugby League, market research, DVD and film distribution, and film and television production trading assets.
As a part of News Corporation, News Limited operates 170 newspaper and magazine titles in Australia, including the following:
The Australian including weekly insert magazine The Deal and monthly insert magazine (wish)
The Weekend Australian including insert magazine The Weekend Australian Magazine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/News_Limited
AFL has similar indigenous Australian participation rates to the NRL.214Four wrote:"Crowds of 5-7k for Storm if it wasn't for New Zealanders"
Thanks, your thread was very informative. it has taught me alot about AFL, like...
1. AFL is mainly the anglo-aussie mans game,
2. New Zealanders who currently are the largest migrant nationality to australia each year are more likely to follow RL than AFL (even in VIC the AFLs mecca).
3. AFL fans do not consider increasing attendances as progress if those crowds makeup an increasing muliticultural fanbase. They probably consider it like those who dont follow AFL, 'Un-Australian'.
4. AFL supporters are more likely to make racist comments often without even realising it. Which puts me back to #1.
even anglo/caucasian migrants from NZ and UK are least likely to follow AFL. Only the occasional irishman. Not entirely his fault though
the difference is that ARs is played in Australia and RL overseas in areas like the pacific. It's no surprise the NRL has a higher proportion of players from these regions.214Four wrote:"Crowds of 5-7k for Storm if it wasn't for New Zealanders"
Thanks, your thread was very informative. it has taught me alot about AFL, like...
1. AFL is mainly the anglo-aussie mans game,
2. New Zealanders who currently are the largest migrant nationality to australia each year are more likely to follow RL than AFL (even in VIC the AFLs mecca).
3. AFL fans do not consider increasing attendances as progress if those crowds makeup an increasing muliticultural fanbase. They probably consider it like those who dont follow AFL, 'Un-Australian'.
4. AFL supporters are more likely to make racist comments often without even realising it. Which puts me back to #1.
even anglo/caucasian migrants from NZ and UK are least likely to follow AFL. Only the occasional irishman. Not entirely his fault though