The_Wookie wrote:That may no longer be the case - and probably wasnt anyway given we were comparing aleague 2014 figures to NRL 2013 figures in this thread -
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I havent seen the ARU report for 2014 - and cant find it anywhere - but the 2013 report says $41 million for tv, and 146 million for total revenue, leaving 105 million in non broadcast revenue for the ARU. I doubt they generated an extra 14 million in revenue last year from non broadcast sources, so Im going with a win to the NRL there.
Aleague non broadcast revenue in 2014 was 96 million, and 40 million for tv. So apples for apples on that one, and the NRL wins. Not to mention that the only reason the Aleague was up there in the first place was the 10 million sale of wanderers.
these figures were taken from the link of the thread that you posted, they were from the 2013 annual reports
AFL 267 million
Union 104 million
Soccer 96 million
League 90 million
ig the A league's is boosted from the sale of the wonders, you need to point out the SOO series made 19.4 million, but when comparing apples to oranges will always create arguments.
if the game of League & the NRL was really that popular those figures should be a lot higher, in which they are not
