Talking Footy

Dogs wrote:

You want to talk crowd fudging http://www.AFL.com.au/match-centre/2014/2/bl-v-geel. Gabba capacity 42K and there calling 20933 as the crowd. If the real crowd numbers were presented you would be down to around 23% down. At absolute best it is 1/3 full which is 14K, and I am saying absolute best. :>::

This from someone who doesn't understand the concept of camera positions not seeing all of the crowd! So unless you were actually there how about you shut your face eh?

NRLCrap1 wrote:

Dogs wrote:

You want to talk crowd fudging http://www.AFL.com.au/match-centre/2014/2/bl-v-geel. Gabba capacity 42K and there calling 20933 as the crowd. If the real crowd numbers were presented you would be down to around 23% down. At absolute best it is 1/3 full which is 14K, and I am saying absolute best. :>::

This from someone who doesn't understand the concept of camera positions not seeing all of the crowd! So unless you were actually there how about you shut your face eh?

Sure do and the camera angles took images of up to 1/3 of the stadium in the highlights. So check it out before you open you big mouth. Anyway halfwit, if that is the way you want to play, how about we never hear another post from you lot about NRL crowds, as I am sure you aren't attending the games to know the numbers. But you sure have a big mouth that manages to continually contradict yourself.

Unless you attended the game you would not know either, Dogs. Even though there have been stories of fudging crowd numbers in the NRL I prefer to pay attention to the official numbers on both sides.

Dogs wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

Dogs wrote:

You want to talk crowd fudging http://www.AFL.com.au/match-centre/2014/2/bl-v-geel. Gabba capacity 42K and there calling 20933 as the crowd. If the real crowd numbers were presented you would be down to around 23% down. At absolute best it is 1/3 full which is 14K, and I am saying absolute best. :>::

This from someone who doesn't understand the concept of camera positions not seeing all of the crowd! So unless you were actually there how about you shut your face eh?

Sure do and the camera angles took images of up to 1/3 of the stadium in the highlights. So check it out before you open you big mouth. Anyway halfwit, if that is the way you want to play, how about we never hear another post from you lot about NRL crowds, as I am sure you aren't attending the games to know the numbers. But you sure have a big mouth that manages to continually contradict yourself.

So the next time RD, Eels, KE etc etc accuse GWS of fudging - you will be the first to remind them of the above and pull them into line, not wanting to be some hypocrite and whinny bitch!!!!!

Thanks to Parra the crowds are back up.

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Thanks to Parra the crowds are back up.

and thanks to Parra and the Tigers for a great spectacle. Im a tigers supporter but i must admit the eels attack was 10/10 (specially the last 20). unfortunatly for them (fortunite for the tigers tho lol) was the two length of field intercept tries.

Both sides are just a shadow of last years. The eels 180 degree turn around in performance on the field says alot about Rickys coaching quality, he would have to be the Most over-rated coach of the last 20 years...

His 1st season as an NRL coach ricky stuart wins a premiership with the roosters in 2002, and is seen as some 'super' coach. when really all credit to the roosters premiership in 2002 should of been to ex coach Graham Murray. he was the one who actually built the team up over 5 years leading up, ricky stuart was basically piggy backed. But by 2005 rickys roosters had become celler dwellers despite the high calibre player roster. then they sacked in at the end of 2006.

2007 he coaches the sharks. in his 2nd season at the sharks he (actually) helps the sharks improve from bottom half of the table the last couple seasons to 3rd place. but in 2009 the club drops back to 15th and the season is marred by off-field scandals. some of those ofcourse were outside of his control but that was the second NRL club that seemed to loose direction with ricky stuart afew seasons in as coach. and then in 2010 he jumps ship and resigns with two years left in his contract.

2013 it was the eels turn. after woodern spooners in 2012, ricky stuart becomes coach of parramatta on a 3 year contract. he said his plan was to rebuild parramatta to be successful again within the next 5 years and he will stay through the bad times and see this happen... well basically in 2013 the eels season was worse than it was in 2012, lol i guess ricky stuart telling about half the squad mid season they would not be signed next year may have contributed to the eels decline. at the end of 2013 ricky again jumps ship and leaves with the eels in worse off situation then when he arrived.

214Four wrote:

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Thanks to Parra the crowds are back up.

and thanks to Parra and the Tigers for a great spectacle. Im a tigers supporter but i must admit the eels attack was 10/10 (specially the last 20). unfortunatly for them (fortunite for the tigers tho lol) was the two length of field intercept tries.

Both sides are just a shadow of last years. The eels 180 degree turn around in performance on the field says alot about Rickys coaching quality, he would have to be the Most over-rated coach of the last 20 years...

His 1st season as an NRL coach ricky stuart wins a premiership with the roosters in 2002, and is seen as some 'super' coach. when really all credit to the roosters premiership in 2002 should of been to ex coach Graham Murray. he was the one who actually built the team up over 5 years leading up, ricky stuart was basically piggy backed. But by 2005 rickys roosters had become celler dwellers despite the high calibre player roster. then they sacked in at the end of 2006.

2007 he coaches the sharks. in his 2nd season at the sharks he (actually) helps the sharks improve from bottom half of the table the last couple seasons to 3rd place. but in 2009 the club drops back to 15th and the season is marred by off-field scandals. some of those ofcourse were outside of his control but that was the second NRL club that seemed to loose direction with ricky stuart afew seasons in as coach. and then in 2010 he jumps ship and resigns with two years left in his contract.

2013 it was the eels turn. after woodern spooners in 2012, ricky stuart becomes coach of parramatta on a 3 year contract. he said his plan was to rebuild parramatta to be successful again within the next 5 years and he will stay through the bad times and see this happen... well basically in 2013 the eels season was worse than it was in 2012, lol i guess ricky stuart telling about half the squad mid season they would not be signed next year may have contributed to the eels decline. at the end of 2013 ricky again jumps ship and leaves with the eels in worse off situation then when he arrived.

Who cares this isn't LU you know!

I care and thats all that matters!

214Four wrote:

I care and thats all that matters!

What's it got to do with the thread - nothing relevant even to fight club!

True, so here's one.

The GWS ratings into Sydney this year, have they got above the eels biggest crowd?


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ParraEelsNRL wrote:

True, so here's one.

The GWS ratings into Sydney this year, have they got above the eels biggest crowd?


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Have the storms highest ratings got above half of the AFLs teams average crowd?

Touche xman!

Yeah averaged 66k last year.

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Yeah averaged 66k last year.

Not for home and away they didnt. Add to that you said this year

You didn't specify those conditions, Xman. ParraEelsNRL never specified a time period.