Talking Footy

Lol but but but but but

Bahaha I have never ever heard in all the years following ratings about a non ratings period around Easter, good one Bea, I'll have to remember that one for myself, a great bit of bullshit.

Oh yeah, great numbers in the Northern States, channel 7 must be ecstatic with the result :<>

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Bahaha I have never ever heard in all the years following ratings about a non ratings period around Easter, good one Bea, I'll have to remember that one for myself, a great bit of bullshit.

Check mate..

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ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Bahaha I have never ever heard in all the years following ratings about a non ratings period around Easter, good one Bea, I'll have to remember that one for myself, a great bit of bullshit.

More than happy to educate you. It's nothing new, in fact been happening for decades now.

The television networks are set to hit the pause button on some of our highest-rating shows over the Easter break in an attempt to save their juiciest episodes and capitalise on advertising dollars.

While this is nothing new — free-to-air networks traditionally rest their key programs over non-ratings periods

“There are a few reasons [why the networks rest their big shows] — and yes, they do always do it — the main reason is audience, a lot of people go away over Easter and sometimes school holidays coincide with Easter.

“The other reason of course is from an advertising point of view, because your audience declines over the Easter period and the programming quality declines. It’s a period when advertisers will say ‘we won’t advertise over Easter, we’ll come back afterwards.’ So from a dollars perspective, it makes sense,” Mr Bucklow explained.

http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/tv ... 7278437717

eelofwest wrote:

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Bahaha I have never ever heard in all the years following ratings about a non ratings period around Easter, good one Bea, I'll have to remember that one for myself, a great bit of bullshit.

Check mate..

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Again... looking stupid. Seriously man.

Bahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahha

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Bahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahha

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Raiderdave wrote:

NlolRL wrote:

Melbourne is the sporting capital of Australia, and show it again with their willingness to watch whatever sport was on TV.

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but but but
Australias game
pigs fucking arse it is

now
lets discuss the actual overall ratings on FTA


hmmmmm
how would you describe them ?

soft
would be a word I'd use
how bout you ?

its Australias game because it is clearly the most popular game in the country when multiple different measures are used. Sure, anyone with half a brain knows the AFL is far less popular in NSW and QLD than NRL, and the opposite is so for NRL in Southern states. What is also true is that the AFL is more popular overall than the NRL

NlolRL wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NlolRL wrote:

Melbourne is the sporting capital of Australia, and show it again with their willingness to watch whatever sport was on TV.

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but but but
Australias game
pigs fucking arse it is

now
lets discuss the actual overall ratings on FTA


hmmmmm
how would you describe them ?

soft
would be a word I'd use
how bout you ?

its Australias game because it is clearly the most popular game in the country when multiple different measures are used. Sure, anyone with half a brain knows the AFL is far less popular in NSW and QLD than NRL, and the opposite is so for NRL in Southern states. What is also true is that the AFL is more popular overall than the NRL

the only place this fumbling tripe is more popular when multiple measures are used
is the sthn half of Australia
the sthn half of Australia
is not Australia
it is half of it ....


now ....
if netball is more popular then that bumbling vicderpian crap in NSW/ACT & QLD
& last nights TV ratings would indicate it probably is

then said Vicderpian crap
aint Australias game

could you imagine an NFL opener being outrated by cartoons in New York :_<> :_<>
because
that's wot happens to the self anointed Australias game ... in Australias largest city

the AFL is more popular in heartland states than NRL in its heartland. The AFL is more popular in expansion states than NRL is in its expansion states. The AFL has expanded across Australia more than the NRL. It is therefore overall more popular

NlolRL wrote:

the AFL is more popular in expansion states than NRL

Really
71k in Melb for the NRL opener
23k in Syd for the VFL opener

900k in Melb for a Storm GF
600k in Sydney for a swines GF



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But sure...

By all means
Tell us more bedtime stories dickhead :_<>

Raiderdave wrote:

NlolRL wrote:

the AFL is more popular in expansion states than NRL

Really
71k in Melb for the NRL opener
23k in Syd for the VFL opener

900k in Melb for a Storm GF
600k in Sydney for a swines GF



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But sure...

By all means
Tell us more bedtime stories dickhead :_<>

because the Swans rate 70-100k in Sydney against the NRL, and the NRL rates poorly in melbourne against the AFL. The 71k result for the NRL reflects Melbournes interest in sport in general

Add to that you are gauging popularity on viewers alone which is basically a poll. Members at attendances show the AFL is light years ahead in Sydney compared to NRL in Melbourne

NlolRL wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NlolRL wrote:

the AFL is more popular in expansion states than NRL

Really
71k in Melb for the NRL opener
23k in Syd for the VFL opener

900k in Melb for a Storm GF
600k in Sydney for a swines GF



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But sure...

By all means
Tell us more bedtime stories dickhead :_<>

because the Swans rate 70-100k in Sydney against the NRL, and the NRL rates poorly in melbourne against the AFL. The 71k result for the NRL reflects Melbournes interest in sport in general

Add to that you are gauging popularity on viewers alone which is basically a poll. Members at attendances show the AFL is light years ahead in Sydney compared to NRL in Melbourne

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Once apon a time .
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The_Wookie wrote:

hows that 38% drop in perth NRL ratings, and no live broadcasts at all in Adelaide going for you? We'll see how NRL friday goes in Melbourne from next week when the AFL starts playing there too.

Hows that 23k for Australias game
In Australias largest city :_<>

Wow
Just wow :_<>