Talking Footy

AFLcrap1 wrote:

So you really think it exists .
Even after everyone told you it didn't .
Lol

& you are confused about who is a stalker .
I've never sought out anyone's personal info or posted it ..

Can't say the same for you k your demented fumble mates .

says the flog, that posts a reply within hrs whenever i get on TF and write a post

The_Wookie wrote:

regardless, your storm leagues club. does not, nor has it ever, existed, except in your tiny little mind.

:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
We all know that .
But let him ramble .
It's comedy gold .

Twitter - After just 9 #NRL rounds, 6 STV games have rated in excess of 300k, equal to the number of games to do so during the entire 2014 season!

=D> =D> =D> Wow!

After 9 #NRL rounds, total FTA metro average up 1% on same time last year, incl +6% Syd & +30% Mel, but down -8% Bri.

=D> =D> =D> Wow!

[ AFR]Telstra now keeps the revenue from the tens of thousands of online subscribers who pay for AFL and NRL games delivered via apps and shares advertising on each league's websites.
It has experienced big growth in NRL and AFL streaming this year. In the current 2015 season 45 million minutes of AFL and NRL action has been viewed via Telstra mobile devices, 25 million of which has been rugby league.

=D> =D> just Wow

"Over last 18 months female club registrations have grown by 31% & school participation up 26%"

=D> =D> =D> Wow

- Rep Football accounts for ~15% of ~121m total Rugby League ratings across AUS FTA Metro/Reg & STV in 2014. #NRL

=D> =D> =D> Wow

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"The NRL are on the brink of finalising a rich and trailblazing new deal with betting agencies that is expected to net the code more than $30 million over the next three years.

Officials at Rugby League Central have seized on the terms of incoming state government legislation dictating how the proceeds of betting should be directed to sports themselves to switch from a percentage of profit model to a take of bookmakers' turnover on the game.

New three-year agreements with Tabcorp and corporate bookies are forecast to increase the NRL's slice from gambling operators from $5 million a year to between $10m and $12m annually.

Betting on rugby league is such big business the TAB has previously reported it holds on average more than $1 million for every Monday night match, its most popular game of the week, and holds nearly $200 million each season. Other estimates place the total turnover for betting on league each round at more than $30m.

Wow =D> =D> =D>

AFR - "More Australians now follow the NRL on Facebook than any other Australian or global sport, while more Australians follow the Queensland and NSW State of Origin sides on Facebook, and the Brisbane Broncos, than another other Australian or world team."

Wow, (and again in case there is any slow witted AFL fans reading this post) Wow =D> =D> =D> =D>



AFR "The NRL hope to set more digital media records for the upcoming State of Origin series after experiencing rapid growth across all its digital properties during the first three months of the NRL competition.

Statistics provided by the NRL show that mobile growth for its mobile video traffic is tracking 95 per cent ahead of a year ago, having reached more than 30 million video views across the entire 2014 season."

Wow =D> =D> =D> wow

That's not social media

It has experienced big growth in NRL and AFL streaming this year. In the current 2015 season 45 million minutes of AFL and NRL action has been viewed via Telstra mobile devices, 25 million of which has been rugby league.

pussycat wrote:

AFR - "More Australians now follow the NRL on Facebook than any other Australian or global sport, while more Australians follow the Queensland and NSW State of Origin sides on Facebook, and the Brisbane Broncos, than another other Australian or world team."

Wow, (and again in case there is any slow witted AFL fans reading this post) Wow =D> =D> =D> =D>



AFR "The NRL hope to set more digital media records for the upcoming State of Origin series after experiencing rapid growth across all its digital properties during the first three months of the NRL competition.

Statistics provided by the NRL show that mobile growth for its mobile video traffic is tracking 95 per cent ahead of a year ago, having reached more than 30 million video views across the entire 2014 season."

Wow =D> =D> =D> wow

Go and post the numbers for the nrlol teams facebook likes and you will see it is a load of shit

pussycat wrote:

That's not social media

It has experienced big growth in NRL and AFL streaming this year. In the current 2015 season 45 million minutes of AFL and NRL action has been viewed via Telstra mobile devices, 25 million of which has been rugby league.

i posted a heap of stats up comparing the two codes apps taken from wookies page and it showed the AFL miles ahead.

This season the nrlol sre two rounds ahead & AFL has more fta games each week. Why would you watch a game on a tablet whe you can watch it on the tv

The bloke from the Financial Review must be lying

If you think the NRL has more games it just shows just shows how out of touch with reality you are.

And an AFL game drags on for 120m

Origins ratings have increased 30% since 2005 - Wow =D> =D> =D> How much of that would be Melb?

pissycat is now scraping together random figures like all his other basement dwelling mates

pussycat wrote:

And an AFL game drags on for 120m

and the nrl has 8 exclusive games a weekend, so in affect has 2-3 extra games

The_Wookie wrote:

social media is not equal to actual support. No matter how much you trumpet the figures.

But but

But but but

leagueiscrap wrote:

pussycat wrote:

AFR - "More Australians now follow the NRL on Facebook than any other Australian or global sport, while more Australians follow the Queensland and NSW State of Origin sides on Facebook, and the Brisbane Broncos, than another other Australian or world team."

Wow, (and again in case there is any slow witted AFL fans reading this post) Wow =D> =D> =D> =D>



AFR "The NRL hope to set more digital media records for the upcoming State of Origin series after experiencing rapid growth across all its digital properties during the first three months of the NRL competition.

Statistics provided by the NRL show that mobile growth for its mobile video traffic is tracking 95 per cent ahead of a year ago, having reached more than 30 million video views across the entire 2014 season."

Wow =D> =D> =D> wow

Go and post the numbers for the nrlol teams facebook likes and you will see it is a load of shit

It already has been u ******
The vflol gets a run about 9th on the list
The first 8 are all NRL sides :_<>