Talking Footy

Beaussie wrote:

cooee wrote:

Only 85K tuned in to see Q Clash compared to the 348K that tuned in for the Queensland Derby on Friday.

Saturday
9 Saturday Night AFL Ten 537,000 *** 297,000 85,000 95,000 60,000

Friday
8 Nine’s Live Friday Night Football Nine 842,000 494,000 *** 348,000 *** ***

http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2011/08/week-33-4.html

Shameful.

Poor crowd for Q Clash also with only 23K compared to the near capacity Queensland Derby.

Fair dinkum. One was played on the much higher rating Friday night with the two teams in the top 8, whilst the other match up had two bottom placed teams playing on the less tv friendly Saturday night. Wake up to youself cooee. I would have thought the crowd and Saturday night figures were good in the circumstances.

forget about the amazing ratings for the NRL
& lets just focus on the

well .. amazing .. ratings for the AFL in SE Qld shall we
amazing they were

amazingly ........ .... BAD :_<> :_<>

cooee wrote:

I'd think two local teams with a region of 2 million people would be able to get more than 23,000.

Television does not work like that, Mr Cooee.

Truthsayer wrote:

cooee wrote:

I'd think two local teams with a region of 2 million people would be able to get more than 23,000.

Television does not work like that, Mr Cooee.

How about crowds because that's what I was talking about.

The same rule applies.

Truthsayer wrote:

cooee wrote:

I'd think two local teams with a region of 2 million people would be able to get more than 23,000.

Television does not work like that, Mr Cooee.

how doesn't it work like that ?

you have X numb of people in a Market
you have X number of potential veiwers

if you filled the gabba with 40K fans on Saturday night
& anyone else wanted to watch the game but couldn't get a ticket
they'd have to watch it on TV

but not only was the gabba not full
it was barely half

& the TV audience ( a very good guage of depth of interest ) was at best appalling .. with only about 4 in 100 people interested enough to turn a TV on to even glance at it

85K is telletubbie re run ratings
a code in desperate trouble if this is all it can muster in interest

Gets worse for the Q Clash.

Wasn't even in the Top 10 for Sports Broadcast on Fox.

1 LIVE: NRL EELS V SEA EAGLES FOX SPORTS 2 Sat 19:30 349
2 LIVE: NRL WARRIORS V KNIGHTS FOX SPORTS 2 Sat 17:30 288
3 LIVE: NRL RABBITOHS V EELS FOX SPORTS 2 Mon 19:00 280
4 LIVE: AFL FREMANTLE V CARLTON FOX SPORTS 1 Sat 15:00 205
5 LIVE: AFL WEST COAST V RICHMOND FOX SPORTS 1 Sun 16:31 184
6 LIVE: NRL KNIGHTS V RAIDERS FOX SPORTS 2 Sun 14:00 161
7 LIVE: AFL: AFTER THE BOUNCE FOX SPORTS 1 Sun 19:31 149
8 LIVE: AFL: ON THE COUCH FOX SPORTS 1 Mon 20:30 144
9 LIVE: AFL BRISBANE V ADELAIDE FOX SPORTS 1 Sun 13:00 135
10 NRL TITANS V STORM FOX SPORTS 2 Sat 21:20 129

http://assets.astra.org.au.s3.amazonaws ... Week33.pdf

This does not provide evidence of any issue.

cooee wrote:

Truthsayer wrote:

cooee wrote:

I'd think two local teams with a region of 2 million people would be able to get more than 23,000.

Television does not work like that, Mr Cooee.

How about crowds because that's what I was talking about.

Hahaha, you wanna talk crowds. Oh dear, you way out of your league sunshine. And the gap between the AFL and NRL grows bigger and bigger each year.

That aside, and back on topic, considering the on field performances of the Lions and Suns this season, those tv ratings are good in the circumstances.

http://www.thisisafl.com/forums/f2/crowds-2248/

How are those crowds

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/footy ... 5892366093

How are those ratings

Beaussie wrote:

cooee wrote:

Truthsayer wrote:

Television does not work like that, Mr Cooee.

How about crowds because that's what I was talking about.

Hahaha, you wanna talk crowds. Oh dear, you way out of your league sunshine. And the gap between the AFL and NRL grows bigger and bigger each year.That aside, and back on topic, considering the on field performances of the Lions and Suns this season, those tv ratings are good in the circumstances.

ah no
its closing ... the NRL bordering on its highest average ever despite the wettest Autumn / Winter in NSW & QLD in 60 Years

the AFL looking at its lowest in 8 years ... & it will drop further next year
GWS will drag it down further in 2012

that crowd for the AFL in Brisb on sat night , & those TV ratings were horrendous ... simply appalling
that is all

Truthsayer wrote:

This does not provide evidence of any issue.

NRL-1, NRL-2, NRL-3...Doesn't prove anything :<>

No it does not.

If it was NRL 1 through to 8 every week without fail, then there would be an issue.

Truthsayer wrote:

No it does not.

If it was NRL 1 through to 8 every week without fail, then there would be an issue.

the NRL's 5 games on Pay attracted 1.207 Million veiwers
the AFL's 5 shows .. 4 games & 1 other show ..817K

our average 241K
the AFL's .... 163K

our programs conservatively & consistently attract 50% more veiwers
week in ... week out
its not a contest
its a hammering

Sunday Football comparisions and as usual another easy victory for the AFL nationwide.


AFL

Seven’s AFL: Rnd 21: Richmond Vs Sydney Seven 479,000 78,000 185,000 65,000 62,000 89,000
Seven’s AFL: Rnd 21: Melbourne Vs West Coast Seven 170,000 *** *** *** *** 170,000
Seven’s AFL: Rnd 21: Adelaide Vs Geelong Seven 130,000 *** *** *** 130,000 ***

AFL Sunday total - 779,000



NRL

Nine’s Sunday Football Nine 502,000 336,000 *** 166,000 *** ***

NRL Sunday total - 502,000

http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2011/08/week-34-4.html