Talking Footy

Terry wrote: Tue Jun 10, 2025 9:51 am

That's just your AFL activism speaking Sooks. The actual experts in the broadcast industry (of which you are not) recognise average as the rolled gold standard for TV ratings. They've been using it for decades and will continue to do so.

obsession terry, its back again.

You know this. The experts know it. Every sensible person knows it. Only AFL activists and propagandists like yourself argue for reach. You know its right but your bias will never let you admit it.

Id didnt actually argue for Reach. I presented both sides of the argument. Look to your own prejudices.

grow up

Monday 9 June (King’s Birthday)

The Big Freeze @ The G averaged just under 800k on the King’s Birthday holiday in several states. Monday Afternoon AFL that followed saw Collingwood with a one-point win over Melbourne for a massive 830k audience. By comparison, in 2024 the Big Freeze audience was 633k and the AFL game 721k.

SEVEN’S AFL: THE BIG FREEZE @ THE G Seven 1,277,000 799,000 55,000

SEVEN’S AFL: MONDAY AFTERNOON FOOTBALL Seven 1,795,000 830,000 59,000

https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/monday-9- ... 25/28182/3


UNFILTERED (R) SEVEN 286,000 268,000 18,000

AGENDA SETTERS SEVEN 172,000

WookieReturns wrote: Tue Jun 10, 2025 9:01 am

I mean theres a difference of interpretation of the data.

as far as average audienccs go, NRL fans have at it.,
as far as reach audience and most watched, AFL dudes have a point. reach indicates more people watch for a period of time, however small that may be - this is also true on Fox from the data we know.

Hey Wookie, not sure if you saw my previous post in this thread about footy related programs across free to air and pay tv?

Am curious if you have ever looked into this and have any data or analysis?

viewtopic.php?p=219412#p219412

Beaussie wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:14 pm

Hey Wookie, not sure if you saw my previous post in this thread about footy related programs across free to air and pay tv?

Am curious if you have ever looked into this and have any data or analysis?

viewtopic.php?p=219412#p219412

It’s not really something ive paid attention to. Ill get something up though

WookieReturns wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:46 pm

Beaussie wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:14 pm

Hey Wookie, not sure if you saw my previous post in this thread about footy related programs across free to air and pay tv?

Am curious if you have ever looked into this and have any data or analysis?

viewtopic.php?p=219412#p219412

It’s not really something ive paid attention to. Ill get something up though

Legend

Thanks champ, will be interesting to see in light of all the new AFL programs in 2025 across Channel 7,9 and Fox Footy.

Beaussie wrote: Fri Jun 13, 2025 8:57 am

WookieReturns wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:46 pm

Beaussie wrote: Wed Jun 11, 2025 2:14 pm

Hey Wookie, not sure if you saw my previous post in this thread about footy related programs across free to air and pay tv?

Am curious if you have ever looked into this and have any data or analysis?

viewtopic.php?p=219412#p219412

It’s not really something ive paid attention to. Ill get something up though

Legend

Thanks champ, will be interesting to see in light of all the new AFL programs in 2025 across Channel 7,9 and Fox Footy.

Getting more of these shows in qld at decent times - however if your tv runs via Fox it cam be hard to find and you can’t tape. Thank goodness for YouTube

oh no fumblers

no coont at the stadium , no coont watching on TV either

452K for derpball on Ch 7

552K for the NRL on Ch 9

https://tvtonight.com.au/2025/06/thursd ... -2025.html

Thu N #NRL has an aggregate audience of 7.694m on Nine for the season at an average of 641,000 viewers per match. (BVOD 96k, Reach 1.435m). This is up 7.7% YoY



Thu N #AFL was the lowest rating Thursday game of the season. and well below the average of 601,000 for the season. (down 4.4% YoY). It should be noted that the AFL didnt play Thu N games last year between June 3 and the Finals on Sept 5. Data: VOZ, last night not consolidated.

So

when can we expect Bea Arthur in here with its ratings summary for last night & an editorial as well ?

surely anytime now


surely


hello

you there Bea ?

WookieReturns wrote: Fri Jun 13, 2025 12:35 pm

Thu N #NRL has an aggregate audience of 7.694m on Nine for the season at an average of 641,000 viewers per match. (BVOD 96k, Reach 1.435m). This is up 7.7% YoY



Thu N #AFL was the lowest rating Thursday game of the season. and well below the average of 601,000 for the season. (down 4.4% YoY). It should be noted that the AFL didnt play Thu N games last year between June 3 and the Finals on Sept 5. Data: VOZ, last night not consolidated.

Thanks Sooks. Beatup must be having a day off posting TV ratings lololololololololol.

By the way: Any word on Buzz and Allegiant pal????? Been waiting a long time.

Friday 13 June

Friday AFL saw Hawthorn come from behind for a narrow win over Adelaide averaging 576k. That saw the game rank as the top sport of the night despite dropping +100k from the previous week.

SEVEN’S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Seven 1,653,000 576,000 42,000



The Titans took on the Sea Eagles in NRL Friday and won by 20 points averaging 529k, up slightly on last week.

FRIDAY NIGHT NRL LIVE Nine 1,222,000 529,000 74,000

https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/friday-13 ... 25/28212/3

Beaussie wrote: Sat Jun 14, 2025 11:56 am

Friday 13 June

Friday AFL saw Hawthorn come from behind for a narrow win over Adelaide averaging 576k. That saw the game rank as the top sport of the night despite dropping +100k from the previous week.

SEVEN’S AFL: FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL Seven 1,653,000 576,000 42,000



The Titans took on the Sea Eagles in NRL Friday and won by 20 points averaging 529k, up slightly on last week.

FRIDAY NIGHT NRL LIVE Nine 1,222,000 529,000 74,000

https://forums.mediaspy.org/t/friday-13 ... 25/28212/3

Well, well, well, as sure as day follows night and night follows day the 'ol fair weather beatup comes good with posting a small win to the fumbling game on Friday FTA lololooolololol. Thanks beatup, never change pal loololol!!!

And of course the reality is once all Fox numbers are added this will be another win to RL. In fact I would go as far to say that if Fox numbers were available for the full season the fumbling mess would be struggling to win even one head to head. You know its right.

Now cue outrage, activism, propaganda, BS and lies from our dear fumbling friends lololololol!!!!!!!!!!!

Friday Night #NRL on Nine has an aggregate 2025 audience of 8.841m at an average of 589,000. (Ave BVOD 84k, Reach 1.299m) This is up 4.2% on the same time last year.

Friday Night #AFL has an aggregate 2025 audience of 8.605m at an average of 615,000 per game. (Ave BVOD 45k, Reach 1.817m). This is down 3.9% on the same time in 2024.