Talking Footy

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Haha, smallest TV ratings out of all the codes (oops forgot about GWS, well done swannies)

Smallest merchandise sales in NSW (oops, forgot about that dastardly GWS again)

But but but they're the biggest and badest

Guernsey sales and top selling number
Andrew Jefferson
Herald Sun
August 23, 2014 8:00PM

ESSENDON is the most popular club in the AFL after it was revealed the Bombers sell the most replica guernseys in Australia.

Figures supplied by Rebel show the Bombers sell more shirts nationwide than cross-city rival Collingwood.

AFL premier Hawthorn came third with the Sydney Swans rounding out the top four.

Adelaide, Carlton, Richmond and Geelong all grabbed a finals place in the AFL guernsey merchandise ladder.

Essendon chief marketing officer Justin Rodski said he was pleased but not surprised by the results of the nationwide Rebel survey.

“We’re obviously aware that the Essendon brand spreads far and wide and we have a huge supporter base,” he said.

“The red sash is famous throughout the world and has become synonymous with Essendon.

“The red sash is something our fans hold very dearly across their hearts.”

A Sydney Swans spokesman said it was too early to judge the commercial success of its star recruit Lance Franklin, but his No. 23 jersey was already the club’s bestseller.

“Crowds, membership and television audiences are up this season but it’s hard to measure the impact any one player has had on those results,” he said.

Several AFL clubs have revealed their top selling numbered guernseys from their club shops.

The most popular Bombers jersey sold was Jobe Watson’s No. 4, Scott Pendlebury’s No. 10 was a big hit with Magpies fans, while Cyril Rioli’s No. 33 sold most at Hawthorn.

Joel Selwood’s No. 14 rules at Geelong with Trent Cotchin’s number No. 9 roaring loudly at Richmond.

Nathan Jones’ No. 2 jumper was most popular at the Demons while St Kilda’s Lenny Hayes No. 7 edged out Nick Riewoldt’s No. 12.

Brent “Boomer” Harvey’s No. 29 was the big seller at North Melbourne with Luke Dahlhaus’ No. 6 guernsey a firm favourite at the Bulldogs.

After claiming the wooden spoon for the least number of nationwide guernsey sales, GWS Giants were also the only AFL club in the country not to sell numbered guernseys to its fans.

GUERNSEY SALES AND TOP-SELLING NUMBER:

1. ESSENDON

#4 Jobe Watson

2. COLLINGWOOD

#10 Scott Pendlebury

3. HAWTHORN

#33 Cyril Rioli

4. SYDNEY

#23 Lance Franklin

5. ADELAIDE

# 32 Patrick Dangerfield

6. CARLTON

#3 Marc Murphy

7. RICHMOND

#9 Trent Cotchin

8. GEELONG

#14 Joel Selwood

9. PORT POWER

# 20 Chad Wingard

10. WEST COAST EAGLES

#9 Nic Natanui

11. FREMANTLE

#19 Matthew Pavlich

12. NORTH MELBOURNE

#29 Brent Harvey

13. BRISBANE LIONS

#16 Jonathan Brown

14. ST KILDA

#7 Lenny Hayes

15. GOLD COAST SUNS

#9 Gary Ablett

16. MELBOURNE

#2 Nathan Jones

17. WESTERN BULLDOGS

#6 Luke Dahlhaus

18. GWS GIANTS

Beaussie wrote:

Top 4 Australia wide for Guernsey sales. Well done Sydney. Merchandise, membership, crowds, sponsorship and tv audiences all up. =D>

Guernsey sales and top selling number
Andrew Jefferson
Herald Sun
August 23, 2014 8:00PM

ESSENDON is the most popular club in the AFL after it was revealed the Bombers sell the most replica guernseys in Australia.

Figures supplied by Rebel show the Bombers sell more shirts nationwide than cross-city rival Collingwood.

AFL premier Hawthorn came third with the Sydney Swans rounding out the top four.

Adelaide, Carlton, Richmond and Geelong all grabbed a finals place in the AFL guernsey merchandise ladder.

Essendon chief marketing officer Justin Rodski said he was pleased but not surprised by the results of the nationwide Rebel survey.

“We’re obviously aware that the Essendon brand spreads far and wide and we have a huge supporter base,” he said.

“The red sash is famous throughout the world and has become synonymous with Essendon.

“The red sash is something our fans hold very dearly across their hearts.”

A Sydney Swans spokesman said it was too early to judge the commercial success of its star recruit Lance Franklin, but his No. 23 jersey was already the club’s bestseller.

“Crowds, membership and television audiences are up this season but it’s hard to measure the impact any one player has had on those results,” he said.

Several AFL clubs have revealed their top selling numbered guernseys from their club shops.

The most popular Bombers jersey sold was Jobe Watson’s No. 4, Scott Pendlebury’s No. 10 was a big hit with Magpies fans, while Cyril Rioli’s No. 33 sold most at Hawthorn.

Joel Selwood’s No. 14 rules at Geelong with Trent Cotchin’s number No. 9 roaring loudly at Richmond.

Nathan Jones’ No. 2 jumper was most popular at the Demons while St Kilda’s Lenny Hayes No. 7 edged out Nick Riewoldt’s No. 12.

Brent “Boomer” Harvey’s No. 29 was the big seller at North Melbourne with Luke Dahlhaus’ No. 6 guernsey a firm favourite at the Bulldogs.

After claiming the wooden spoon for the least number of nationwide guernsey sales, GWS Giants were also the only AFL club in the country not to sell numbered guernseys to its fans.

GUERNSEY SALES AND TOP-SELLING NUMBER:

1. ESSENDON

#4 Jobe Watson

2. COLLINGWOOD

#10 Scott Pendlebury

3. HAWTHORN

#33 Cyril Rioli

4. SYDNEY

#23 Lance Franklin

5. ADELAIDE

# 32 Patrick Dangerfield

6. CARLTON

#3 Marc Murphy

7. RICHMOND

#9 Trent Cotchin

8. GEELONG

#14 Joel Selwood

9. PORT POWER

# 20 Chad Wingard

10. WEST COAST EAGLES

#9 Nic Natanui

11. FREMANTLE

#19 Matthew Pavlich

12. NORTH MELBOURNE

#29 Brent Harvey

13. BRISBANE LIONS

#16 Jonathan Brown

14. ST KILDA

#7 Lenny Hayes

15. GOLD COAST SUNS

#9 Gary Ablett

16. MELBOURNE

#2 Nathan Jones

17. WESTERN BULLDOGS

#6 Luke Dahlhaus

18. GWS GIANTS

Beaussie wrote:

Top 4 Australia wide for Guernsey sales. Well done Sydney. Merchandise, membership, crowds, sponsorship and tv audiences all up. =D>

Guernsey sales and top selling number
Andrew Jefferson
Herald Sun
August 23, 2014 8:00PM

ESSENDON is the most popular club in the AFL after it was revealed the Bombers sell the most replica guernseys in Australia.

Figures supplied by Rebel show the Bombers sell more shirts nationwide than cross-city rival Collingwood.

AFL premier Hawthorn came third with the Sydney Swans rounding out the top four.

Adelaide, Carlton, Richmond and Geelong all grabbed a finals place in the AFL guernsey merchandise ladder.

Essendon chief marketing officer Justin Rodski said he was pleased but not surprised by the results of the nationwide Rebel survey.

“We’re obviously aware that the Essendon brand spreads far and wide and we have a huge supporter base,” he said.

“The red sash is famous throughout the world and has become synonymous with Essendon.

“The red sash is something our fans hold very dearly across their hearts.”

A Sydney Swans spokesman said it was too early to judge the commercial success of its star recruit Lance Franklin, but his No. 23 jersey was already the club’s bestseller.

“Crowds, membership and television audiences are up this season but it’s hard to measure the impact any one player has had on those results,” he said.

Several AFL clubs have revealed their top selling numbered guernseys from their club shops.

The most popular Bombers jersey sold was Jobe Watson’s No. 4, Scott Pendlebury’s No. 10 was a big hit with Magpies fans, while Cyril Rioli’s No. 33 sold most at Hawthorn.

Joel Selwood’s No. 14 rules at Geelong with Trent Cotchin’s number No. 9 roaring loudly at Richmond.

Nathan Jones’ No. 2 jumper was most popular at the Demons while St Kilda’s Lenny Hayes No. 7 edged out Nick Riewoldt’s No. 12.

Brent “Boomer” Harvey’s No. 29 was the big seller at North Melbourne with Luke Dahlhaus’ No. 6 guernsey a firm favourite at the Bulldogs.

After claiming the wooden spoon for the least number of nationwide guernsey sales, GWS Giants were also the only AFL club in the country not to sell numbered guernseys to its fans.

GUERNSEY SALES AND TOP-SELLING NUMBER:

1. ESSENDON

#4 Jobe Watson

2. COLLINGWOOD

#10 Scott Pendlebury

3. HAWTHORN

#33 Cyril Rioli

4. SYDNEY

#23 Lance Franklin

5. ADELAIDE

# 32 Patrick Dangerfield

6. CARLTON

#3 Marc Murphy

7. RICHMOND

#9 Trent Cotchin

8. GEELONG

#14 Joel Selwood

9. PORT POWER

# 20 Chad Wingard

10. WEST COAST EAGLES

#9 Nic Natanui

11. FREMANTLE

#19 Matthew Pavlich

12. NORTH MELBOURNE

#29 Brent Harvey

13. BRISBANE LIONS

#16 Jonathan Brown

14. ST KILDA

#7 Lenny Hayes

15. GOLD COAST SUNS

#9 Gary Ablett

16. MELBOURNE

#2 Nathan Jones

17. WESTERN BULLDOGS

#6 Luke Dahlhaus

18. GWS GIANTS

sydneyfc wrote:

impressive stuff from the swans

leagueiscrap wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

impressive stuff from the swans

even better stuff from the bombers
most supported club in Australia

but but but not when it comes to the tv and the NRL they have millions watching them every week
& financially the raiders are the power house team they have 78 million in the bank

sydneyfc wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

impressive stuff from the swans

even better stuff from the bombers
most supported club in Australia

but but but not when it comes to the tv and the NRL they have millions watching them every week
& financially the raiders are the power house team they have 78 million in the bank

the mighty raiders laugh at your merchandise and huge crowds

78 mil IN DA BANK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

leagueiscrap wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

impressive stuff from the swans

even better stuff from the bombers
most supported club in Australia

but but but not when it comes to the tv and the NRL they have millions watching them every week
& financially the raiders are the power house team they have 78 million in the bank

the mighty raiders laugh at your merchandise and huge crowds

78 mil IN DA BANK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol raiders merchandise figures
yeah crowds
when they do the revamp at GIO stadium 40k and a roof watch them play to sell out crowds every week

sydneyfc wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

impressive stuff from the swans

even better stuff from the bombers
most supported club in Australia

but but but not when it comes to the tv and the NRL they have millions watching them every week
& financially the raiders are the power house team they have 78 million in the bank

the mighty raiders laugh at your merchandise and huge crowds

78 mil IN DA BANK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol raiders merchandise figures
yeah crowds
when they do the revamp at GIO stadium 40k and a roof watch them play to sell out crowds every week

the sleeping giant

dribbler dick where ya at homie?

sad..dave has gone into hiding again