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Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 4:20 pm
by BruceOfRedfernNSW
10,131. That's GWS's crowd average in Canberra in 2015.
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 10:52 pm
by Beaussie
BruceOfRedfernNSW wrote:10,131. That's GWS's crowd average in Canberra in 2015.
Well done GWS. Record membership numbers this season too.
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2015 8:11 am
by post_hoc
Love to know what the price difference for tickets to the RM and City match was compared to the SOO, there was a lot of talk about discount origin tickets.
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 10:13 am
by post_hoc
The_Wookie wrote:500,000 people have attended 8 soccer matches since the season ends, featuring top international soccer sides in 4 states.
For perspective, this is the equivelant of about 30% (about 40 matches) of the entire Aleague season.
Yep it's great isn't, people love football.
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 3:04 pm
by leagueiscrap
AFLcrap1 wrote:If dumbo can spam multiple threads( this is a crowd thread) with his ratings box crap ,then I will will ask him in here to answer my questions about his ratings box theory .
Don't run dumbo .
Grow some balls .
Here we go ..
According to you .
Tv stations hand out ratings boxers to select people .
Knowing that they will watch certain programs .
Then try to leverage advertising dollars off companies with these fake numbers .
Here's where your theory is as about as relevant as all your other bizarre claims .
So once a tv channel has put out fake ratings to show how popular a program or sport is ,they then have to fork out hundreds of millions of dollars to buy the rights to that sport .
Why would they artificially inflate the popularity of a sport when it will drive the price up ?
According to you they are paying big overs for something they know doesn't rate well ,but they lied about that so they could outlay far more than it's worth .
Why would any company do that?
Running is something your great at spazza.
Then attempt to chop and edit posts to prove your point.
So tell me spazza. Governments and companies pay big money for these events featuring European and EPL sides to take part in. The games sell out, generate loads of excitement in. The media, hell didn't one of the soccer sides attract something like 7k to their training session!
They rate like crap on TV. So what according to those ratings figures there is little interest in those teams and games?
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Mon Jul 27, 2015 5:04 pm
by AFLcrap1
You lied again .
I did not chop or edit anything.
The above is the question I posted in the rating box thread .
It is in reply to your insane illogical rant .
Your post in there is un edited ,& you know it ,that's why you won't go anywhere near it .
Here it is again
the TV companies when choosing to give out those rating boxes complete surveys then choose to distribute the rating boxes to which ever basement dwelling looser that watches the most TV during the week, so then the TV companies can then go to the advertisers & claim we have so many hundred thousand people watch out network,
I asked a question directly related to that claim ,yet you can't answer.
Run you gutless flog , .run
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2015 1:41 pm
by post_hoc
The_Wookie wrote:correction. People love GOOD football, not the half arsed crap they get here during the Aleague season
Why do you think it is half arsed crap? Many of the current Asian Champion soceroos play or played in it, the current Asian Club Champions are in the League.
The average attendance from last year puts us above the first division in Portugal, Belgium, Russia, Turkey the second division of Football in France.
And not far behind the 2nd division of UK Football.
So if you are going by Attendance then I think the A-League is going pretty well.
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2015 1:59 pm
by post_hoc
I don't know of any other sport leagues in the world where 9 teams play out of two stadiums, that is 50% of teams in the league sharing 2 grounds.
A further 4 teams share another 2 grounds.
So 13 teams share a total of 4 grounds, no other professional league in world has that. That is heavily concentrated if you ask me.
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2015 3:08 pm
by leagueiscrap
post_hoc wrote:I don't know of any other sport leagues in the world where 9 teams play out of two stadiums, that is 50% of teams in the league sharing 2 grounds.
A further 4 teams share another 2 grounds.
So 13 teams share a total of 4 grounds, no other professional league in world has that. That is heavily concentrated if you ask me.
As opposed to one team having one stadium and a population in that city of several million in cases of any other leagues
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Tue Jul 28, 2015 7:21 pm
by AFLcrap1
Lol @ dumbo
Why did you avoid my post .
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 7:07 am
by AFLcrap1
Lol .
Sokka in Aust puffs it's chest out over visiting teams .
Yet the lol league is still bottom of the footy pile in Aust .
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 9:17 am
by post_hoc
The_Wookie wrote:post_hoc wrote:The_Wookie wrote:correction. People love GOOD football, not the half arsed crap they get here during the Aleague season
Why do you think it is half arsed crap? Many of the current Asian Champion soceroos play or played in it, the current Asian Club Champions are in the League.
The average attendance from last year puts us above the first division in Portugal, Belgium, Russia, Turkey the second division of Football in France.
And not far behind the 2nd division of UK Football.
So if you are going by Attendance then I think the A-League is going pretty well.
Are the elite players staying in the Aleagyue or still going to europe? what they are? So half arsed.
Hardly a reliable yard stick for 'half-arsed' therefore there are only 2 leagues in the world that are not 'half-arsed'
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 9:20 am
by post_hoc
AFLcrap1 wrote:Lol .
Sokka in Aust puffs it's chest out over visiting teams .
Yet the lol league is still bottom of the footy pile in Aust .
yet the biggest event in World Rugby League the SOO doesn't attract as many to the ground as a Friendly football match,
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 11:17 am
by leeroy*NRL*
post_hoc wrote:AFLcrap1 wrote:Lol .
Sokka in Aust puffs it's chest out over visiting teams .
Yet the lol league is still bottom of the footy pile in Aust .
yet the biggest event in World Rugby League the SOO doesn't attract as many to the ground as a Friendly football match,
While the SOO and friendly Soccer match both got excellent crowds.
Big Difference to a one off event and yearly event.
however Big European clubs will continue to get big crowds
what is strange though, usually with big crowd numbers in events
the Tv figure is massive, which did not show for these games.
Re: Fight Club: Crowds
Posted: Wed Jul 29, 2015 1:37 pm
by post_hoc
leeroy*NRL* wrote:post_hoc wrote:AFLcrap1 wrote:Lol .
Sokka in Aust puffs it's chest out over visiting teams .
Yet the lol league is still bottom of the footy pile in Aust .
yet the biggest event in World Rugby League the SOO doesn't attract as many to the ground as a Friendly football match,
While the SOO and friendly Soccer match both got excellent crowds.
Big Difference to a one off event and yearly event.
however Big European clubs will continue to get big crowds
what is strange though, usually with big crowd numbers in events
the Tv figure is massive, which did not show for these games.
But SOO in Melbourne isn't an annual event, when was the last time it was played at the MCG before this year?
The ICC has been signed up for the next 2 years???? I think