Talking Footy

piesman2011 wrote:

pussycat wrote:

Based soley on last year (not the 4 previous) . Removing regionals for Fox its still over 200 000 or almost 20%!

Its hard to tell how many regionals there are but lets say that there are a total of 200K more metro watches compared with last year. that is 1.165 last year compared to 1.365 this year

1.365 divided by 1.165 X 100 - 100 = 17% increase (Collingwood playing rather then Geelong, which is a much bigger club)

SOO 1 2011 (3.478 million) SOO 1 2012 (3.92 million) = close to 13% increase


No one questioned the SOO numbers. From my memory. Im not really seeing much difference Collingwood is a much bigger club with a lot more supporters compared with Geelong.

pussycat wrote:

piesman2011 wrote:

pussycat wrote:

Based soley on last year (not the 4 previous) . Removing regionals for Fox its still over 200 000 or almost 20%!

Its hard to tell how many regionals there are but lets say that there are a total of 200K more metro watches compared with last year. that is 1.165 last year compared to 1.365 this year

1.365 divided by 1.165 X 100 - 100 = 17% increase (Collingwood playing rather then Geelong, which is a much bigger club)

SOO 1 2011 (3.478 million) SOO 1 2012 (3.92 million) = close to 13% increase


No one questioned the SOO numbers. From my memory. Im not really seeing much difference Collingwood is a much bigger club with a lot more supporters compared with Geelong.

Origin - Highest game ever , up 5.5 or 6.5%. on the deciding 3rd match in 2011.

The AFL's entire first round of semis were up 25% on last year(not deducting Fox regionals).

Raiderdave wrote:

Xman wrote:

eelofwest wrote:

The NRL still out rates the AFL these are the numbers that matter, the ones with regional and metro combined.

http://www.thinktv.com.au/SiteMedia/w3s ... 202012.pdf

So the AFL smash you in metro FTA ratings despite similar populations. :

jesus ... you & maths again

the populations are not similar
the metro catchment which includes some regional for our 2 capitals is barely over 7 Million
Sydney 4.7 Million
Brisbane 2.5 Million

the vicky kicky capitals is 8 Million
Melbourne 4.5 Million
Perth 2 Million
Adelaide 1.5 Million

the Vicky Kicky ratings from their 3 cities last Friday was 980K ... or 12%
the ratings from the NRL capitals was 860K .. or nearly 13%

you lot smashed ..... nothing
seriously I know Victorians are the most uneducated in the commonwealth .. but your maths efforts of late marcus are as embarrasing as it gets

pussycat wrote:

The increase is 10 or 11% , and thats for a series growing like wilflowers , chock a block full of interest as NSW searches for a series win.

The AFL's final series doubles that (25% with foxtels regionals). And it certainly isn't growing like wildflowers.

2011 AFL Final Series(1st) = 3929K
2012..............4906k


An increase of 977 or 24.87% and Foxtels regionals wouldn't be 500k max.

Xman wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

Xman wrote:

So the AFL smash you in metro FTA ratings despite similar populations. :

jesus ... you & maths again

the populations are not similar
the metro catchment which includes some regional for our 2 capitals is barely over 7 Million
Sydney 4.7 Million
Brisbane 2.5 Million

the vicky kicky capitals is 8 Million
Melbourne 4.5 Million
Perth 2 Million
Adelaide 1.5 Million

the Vicky Kicky ratings from their 3 cities last Friday was 980K ... or 12%
the ratings from the NRL capitals was 860K .. or nearly 13%

you lot smashed ..... nothing
seriously I know Victorians are the most uneducated in the commonwealth .. but your maths efforts of late marcus are as embarrasing as it gets

Hmmm, aren't they both shown live to 5 cities?

Xman wrote:

pussycat wrote:

The increase is 10 or 11% , and thats for a series growing like wilflowers , chock a block full of interest as NSW searches for a series win.

The AFL's final series doubles that (25% with foxtels regionals). And it certainly isn't growing like wildflowers.

2011 AFL Final Series(1st) = 3929K
2012..............4906k


An increase of 977 or 24.87% and Foxtels regionals wouldn't be 500k max.

It's available on FTA and fox. Of course it'll get an increase!

piesman2011 wrote:

I just looked at this years finals week 1 which was about 4.9 million compared with last year at 3.9 million. About 350K + from this year would have been regional foxtel numbers. So thats about 4.55 million compared to 3.9 million or a about 16% increase. Come on mate your stats are poor on this one.

Raiderdave wrote:

Xman wrote:

pussycat wrote:

The increase is 10 or 11% , and thats for a series growing like wilflowers , chock a block full of interest as NSW searches for a series win.

The AFL's final series doubles that (25% with foxtels regionals). And it certainly isn't growing like wildflowers.

2011 AFL Final Series(1st) = 3929K
2012..............4906k


An increase of 977 or 24.87% and Foxtels regionals wouldn't be 500k max.

It's available on FTA and fox. Of course it'll get an increase!

you won't get a rise like that

its a fairy tale
& you know it

when will the VFL's lies stop

Raiderdave wrote:

Xman wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

jesus ... you & maths again

the populations are not similar
the metro catchment which includes some regional for our 2 capitals is barely over 7 Million
Sydney 4.7 Million
Brisbane 2.5 Million

the vicky kicky capitals is 8 Million
Melbourne 4.5 Million
Perth 2 Million
Adelaide 1.5 Million

the Vicky Kicky ratings from their 3 cities last Friday was 980K ... or 12%
the ratings from the NRL capitals was 860K .. or nearly 13%

you lot smashed ..... nothing
seriously I know Victorians are the most uneducated in the commonwealth .. but your maths efforts of late marcus are as embarrasing as it gets

Hmmm, aren't they both shown live to 5 cities?

the VFL gets nothing out of our capitals
we get nothing out of theirs
my analysis is the only one worth considering here

F me .. you appear to be getting stupider by the hour marcus

pussycat wrote:

I must apologise , I had counted on the regional fox numbers pretty much halving the total increase.
But the increse is still to big.