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AFL Fans new excuse of the month

Every comment from AFL fans and journos is now claiming that NRL was up against nothing in Prime time and that was the only reason the NRL won the GF ratings battle.


Sore loosers anyone... :_<>


The NRL was up against prime time programming.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/media/n ... 7081215222

But The X Factor dropped 230,000 metro viewers from last week to 874,000 viewers and ABC’s Dr Who (447,000) and The Code (477,000) both fell more than 100,000 on last week.


What was the AFL up against in the day time slot?
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2014/09/sat ... -2014.html
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Fuck all ....

The way AFL HQ is spinning this loss you can tell there will be a AFL night GF soon.

Fred wrote:

Thanks Wookie. Well done nrl on winning the gf ratings this year. A great effort. Wonder if this will see the AFL offer a night grand final on next rights deal ? I hope not but I think it is coming given the evidence.

Its almost guaranteed now, just look at the way AFL fans on forums/comment sections are carrying on about Prime time viewing being the reason for the loss to the NRL GF.

You AFL fans have almost assured a night time final with your winging and sulking... :_<> :_<>

NlolRL wrote:

i hope not too. The value in a product isnt a single event, its week after week. i hope they dobt bow to any perceived pressure to increase ratings at the expense of cash. We already have the number one broadcast deal

Your exactly right, its not just about a one off . That why we have the top 3 and 7 of the top 10. The Best Average on Pay TV, the best average on FTA once again we have accumulated the most ratings ...but ..but ... but -

And if you do have the biggest broadcast (which is doubtful) you wont for long . I wonder what stokes will say to the Mclachlan when he goes into Kerrys front office, next January, any tries sell the AFL - is it any wonder 'D' got out when he did

pussycat wrote:

NlolRL wrote:

i hope not too. The value in a product isnt a single event, its week after week. i hope they dobt bow to any perceived pressure to increase ratings at the expense of cash. We already have the number one broadcast deal

Your exactly right, its not just about a one off . That why we have the top 3 and 7 of the top 10. The Best Average on Pay TV, the best average on FTA once again we have accumulated the most ratings ...but ..but ... but -

And if you do have the biggest broadcast (which is doubtful) you wont for long . I wonder what stokes will say to the Mclachlan when he goes into Kerrys front office, next January, any tries sell the AFL - is it any wonder 'D' got out when he did

The comparison is NRL v AFL, not rep games which are an entirely different thing. On an NRL v AFL comparison the AFL wins fairly easily it would appear, especially if you count ratings from Australia only since that IS where we live

eelofwest wrote:

AFL Fans new excuse of the month

Every comment from AFL fans and journos is now claiming that NRL was up against nothing in Prime time and that was the only reason the NRL won the GF ratings battle.


Sore loosers anyone... :_<>


The NRL was up against prime time programming.

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/media/n ... 7081215222

But The X Factor dropped 230,000 metro viewers from last week to 874,000 viewers and ABC’s Dr Who (447,000) and The Code (477,000) both fell more than 100,000 on last week.


What was the AFL up against in the day time slot?
http://www.tvtonight.com.au/2014/09/sat ... -2014.html
GETAWAY 9
THE DOCTOR BLAKE MYSTERIES RPT ABC

Fuck all ....

The way AFL HQ is spinning this loss you can tell there will be a AFL night GF soon.

Surely youre not dumb enough to compare ratings from prime time to non prime time

Surely your not dumb enough (then again) to think the AFL will rate better of an evening, up against x-factor - sixty minutes and god only knows what prime rating shows. Everybody knows its on, everyone can plan there B'Ques around it. The October heat isn't a factor with the AFL. Medal presentations don't take a lot out of you, you can hold them in any weather. No, I think you'd be better suited sticking with the day game and going head to head with Elvis re-runs.

Even with just 75 % of our efforts , showing near half a billion less broadcasts , we still claimed 1st ,3rd and 4th spots and finished with far superior averages on PTV and FTA. Gill's really got his work cut out . Someone has left him in the shit.

pussycat wrote:

Surely your not dumb enough (then again) to think the AFL will rate better of an evening, up against x-factor - sixty minutes and god only knows what prime rating shows. Everybody knows its on, everyone can plan there B'Ques around it. The October heat isn't a factor with the AFL. Medal presentations don't take a lot out of you, you can hold them in any weather. No, I think you'd be better suited sticking with the day game and going head to head with Elvis re-runs.

Even with just 75 % of our efforts , showing near half a billion less broadcasts , we still claimed 1st ,3rd and 4th spots and finished with far superior averages on PTV and FTA. Gill's really got his work cut out . Someone has left him in the shit.

ALL shows rate better in prime time. Yes, all shows. Thats because there are hundreds of thousands at home watching in the evening as opposed to an afternoon when people are working, shopping, sporting etc. an example is the Aussie open tennis final. It never rated on Sunday arvo, but once it moved to prime time it rates far far higher. is that coincidence? :_<>

you and your averages You couldnt care less that taking them in isolation ignores part of the AFLs audience. its like me saying the AFL average more on Metro FTA, completely ignoring regionals, therefore we are ahead. wake up to yourself, you can compare averages of either if thr AFL is shown on both at the same time

In Sydney, the Rabbitohs' first Premiership win since 1971 achieved an average audience of1.191 million, with a peak of1.330 million viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Sydney.

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a staggering free-to-air audience share of 65.6% with Total People - the highest ever share recorded in any market on any night (just beating the 65.5% share recorded in Melbourne on March 15, 2006 - the opening night of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, also broadcast on Nine).

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 75.4% with People 16-39 - the highest ever share of any demographic in any individual market since the introduction of OzTam in 2001.

In Brisbane, the game secured an average audience of 620,000, with a peak of 768,000viewers.

In Melbourne, it drew an average audience of 507,000, with a peak of 618,000 viewers. =D>

In Adelaide, the average audience was 120,000, while the peak audience was 148,000. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Adelaide.

And in Perth, average audience was 159,000with a peak of 232,000 viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Perth.


Wow no melbourne team playing and 507k watching on Tele...............The AFL could only dream of these numbers without the Swans playing......COLA TO THE RESCUE...

https://tv.nineaccess.com.au/press-r...-year-drought/

eelofwest wrote:

In Sydney, the Rabbitohs' first Premiership win since 1971 achieved an average audience of1.191 million, with a peak of1.330 million viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Sydney.

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a staggering free-to-air audience share of 65.6% with Total People - the highest ever share recorded in any market on any night (just beating the 65.5% share recorded in Melbourne on March 15, 2006 - the opening night of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, also broadcast on Nine).

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 75.4% with People 16-39 - the highest ever share of any demographic in any individual market since the introduction of OzTam in 2001.

In Brisbane, the game secured an average audience of 620,000, with a peak of 768,000viewers.

In Melbourne, it drew an average audience of 507,000, with a peak of 618,000 viewers. =D>

In Adelaide, the average audience was 120,000, while the peak audience was 148,000. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Adelaide.

And in Perth, average audience was 159,000with a peak of 232,000 viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Perth.


Wow no melbourne team playing and 507k watching on Tele...............The AFL could only dream of these numbers without the Swans playing......COLA TO THE RESCUE...

https://tv.nineaccess.com.au/press-r...-year-drought/

when was the last time the nrl rated over 100k in Melbourne non prime time?

eelofwest wrote:

In Sydney, the Rabbitohs' first Premiership win since 1971 achieved an average audience of1.191 million, with a peak of1.330 million viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Sydney.

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a staggering free-to-air audience share of 65.6% with Total People - the highest ever share recorded in any market on any night (just beating the 65.5% share recorded in Melbourne on March 15, 2006 - the opening night of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, also broadcast on Nine).

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 75.4% with People 16-39 - the highest ever share of any demographic in any individual market since the introduction of OzTam in 2001.

In Brisbane, the game secured an average audience of 620,000, with a peak of 768,000viewers.

In Melbourne, it drew an average audience of 507,000, with a peak of 618,000 viewers. =D>

In Adelaide, the average audience was 120,000, while the peak audience was 148,000. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Adelaide.

And in Perth, average audience was 159,000with a peak of 232,000 viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Perth.


Wow no melbourne team playing and 507k watching on Tele...............The AFL could only dream of these numbers without the Swans playing......COLA TO THE RESCUE...

https://tv.nineaccess.com.au/press-r...-year-drought/

wow
just fucking wow

astoundingly good figures for the NRL GF in the Sthn Capitals for a game involving 2 Sydney sides
so with no storm to pad the Melbourne numbers it was
786K average
998K peak .... that's a million fucking people you singlet wearing flogs =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>
as many as the ratings for the fumbles & feebles GF ... with the Swines playing . in the Nthn Capitals >
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now that's fucking hilarious



how did that happen you bumbling fucktards ?? :_<> :_<> :_<>

NlolRL wrote:

eelofwest wrote:

In Sydney, the Rabbitohs' first Premiership win since 1971 achieved an average audience of1.191 million, with a peak of1.330 million viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Sydney.

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a staggering free-to-air audience share of 65.6% with Total People - the highest ever share recorded in any market on any night (just beating the 65.5% share recorded in Melbourne on March 15, 2006 - the opening night of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, also broadcast on Nine).

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 75.4% with People 16-39 - the highest ever share of any demographic in any individual market since the introduction of OzTam in 2001.

In Brisbane, the game secured an average audience of 620,000, with a peak of 768,000viewers.

In Melbourne, it drew an average audience of 507,000, with a peak of 618,000 viewers. =D>

In Adelaide, the average audience was 120,000, while the peak audience was 148,000. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Adelaide.

And in Perth, average audience was 159,000with a peak of 232,000 viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Perth.


Wow no melbourne team playing and 507k watching on Tele...............The AFL could only dream of these numbers without the Swans playing......COLA TO THE RESCUE...

https://tv.nineaccess.com.au/press-r...-year-drought/

when was the last time the nrl rated over 100k in Melbourne non prime time?

with a but but here

& a but but there

here a but

there a but

everywhere a but but


lets digress shall we
NRL GF minus the Storm 4 Million .. actual figure (2014)
VFL GF minus the Swines 3.4 Million .... hypothetical figure

NRL GF with the Storm 4.4 Million .... hypothetical figure
VFL GF with the Swines 3.7 Million ..... actual figure (2014)





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Raiderdave wrote:

NlolRL wrote:

eelofwest wrote:

In Sydney, the Rabbitohs' first Premiership win since 1971 achieved an average audience of1.191 million, with a peak of1.330 million viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Sydney.

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a staggering free-to-air audience share of 65.6% with Total People - the highest ever share recorded in any market on any night (just beating the 65.5% share recorded in Melbourne on March 15, 2006 - the opening night of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, also broadcast on Nine).

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 75.4% with People 16-39 - the highest ever share of any demographic in any individual market since the introduction of OzTam in 2001.

In Brisbane, the game secured an average audience of 620,000, with a peak of 768,000viewers.

In Melbourne, it drew an average audience of 507,000, with a peak of 618,000 viewers. =D>

In Adelaide, the average audience was 120,000, while the peak audience was 148,000. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Adelaide.

And in Perth, average audience was 159,000with a peak of 232,000 viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Perth.


Wow no melbourne team playing and 507k watching on Tele...............The AFL could only dream of these numbers without the Swans playing......COLA TO THE RESCUE...

https://tv.nineaccess.com.au/press-r...-year-drought/

when was the last time the nrl rated over 100k in Melbourne non prime time?

with a but but here

& a but but there

here a but

there a but

everywhere a but but


lets digress shall we
NRL GF minus the Storm 4 Million .. actual figure (2014)
VFL GF minus the Swines 3.4 Million .... hypothetical figure

NRL GF with the Storm 4.4 Million .... hypothetical figure
VFL GF with the Swines 3.7 Million ..... actual figure (2014)





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hypothetical...but but but but but

NlolRL wrote:

pussycat wrote:

Surely your not dumb enough (then again) to think the AFL will rate better of an evening, up against x-factor - sixty minutes and god only knows what prime rating shows. Everybody knows its on, everyone can plan there B'Ques around it. The October heat isn't a factor with the AFL. Medal presentations don't take a lot out of you, you can hold them in any weather. No, I think you'd be better suited sticking with the day game and going head to head with Elvis re-runs.

Even with just 75 % of our efforts , showing near half a billion less broadcasts , we still claimed 1st ,3rd and 4th spots and finished with far superior averages on PTV and FTA. Gill's really got his work cut out . Someone has left him in the shit.

ALL shows rate better in prime time. Yes, all shows. Thats because there are hundreds of thousands at home watching in the evening as opposed to an afternoon when people are working, shopping, sporting etc. an example is the Aussie open tennis final. It never rated on Sunday arvo, but once it moved to prime time it rates far far higher. is that coincidence? :_<>

you and your averages You couldnt care less that taking them in isolation ignores part of the AFLs audience. its like me saying the AFL average more on Metro FTA, completely ignoring regionals, therefore we are ahead. wake up to yourself, you can compare averages of either if thr AFL is shown on both at the same time

Here comes the Coles baked Beans specials & Bunnings was open excuses.


But but but but but ..

All you flogs have to understand is its GOLD ,GOLD. To NRL.


& silver for the rigged Aflol comp.

AFLcrap1 wrote:

NlolRL wrote:

pussycat wrote:

Surely your not dumb enough (then again) to think the AFL will rate better of an evening, up against x-factor - sixty minutes and god only knows what prime rating shows. Everybody knows its on, everyone can plan there B'Ques around it. The October heat isn't a factor with the AFL. Medal presentations don't take a lot out of you, you can hold them in any weather. No, I think you'd be better suited sticking with the day game and going head to head with Elvis re-runs.

Even with just 75 % of our efforts , showing near half a billion less broadcasts , we still claimed 1st ,3rd and 4th spots and finished with far superior averages on PTV and FTA. Gill's really got his work cut out . Someone has left him in the shit.

ALL shows rate better in prime time. Yes, all shows. Thats because there are hundreds of thousands at home watching in the evening as opposed to an afternoon when people are working, shopping, sporting etc. an example is the Aussie open tennis final. It never rated on Sunday arvo, but once it moved to prime time it rates far far higher. is that coincidence? :_<>

you and your averages You couldnt care less that taking them in isolation ignores part of the AFLs audience. its like me saying the AFL average more on Metro FTA, completely ignoring regionals, therefore we are ahead. wake up to yourself, you can compare averages of either if thr AFL is shown on both at the same time

Here comes the Coles baked Beans specials & Bunnings was open excuses.


But but but but but ..

All you flogs have to understand is its GOLD ,GOLD. To NRL


& silver for the rigged Aflol comp.

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The lame excuses these fumblers use, :_<> it is comedy Gold.

We have proven time and time again that the AFL GF was up against ready steady cook (nothing) and they still insist it will rate better against one of the most popular programs every year in XFACTOR LIVE PERFORMANCE.

The NRL gave 3 very popular programs there lowest ratings for the year in prime time, channel 7 and others tried to take market share away from the NRLGF and in the process just hurt there own popular programing that if played any other night would have won them the nights ratings.................but nooooo lets go into prime time up against the NRLGF and take a chunk out of them.

Backfired hardcore.

NlolRL wrote:

eelofwest wrote:

In Sydney, the Rabbitohs' first Premiership win since 1971 achieved an average audience of1.191 million, with a peak of1.330 million viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Sydney.

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a staggering free-to-air audience share of 65.6% with Total People - the highest ever share recorded in any market on any night (just beating the 65.5% share recorded in Melbourne on March 15, 2006 - the opening night of the 2006 Commonwealth Games, also broadcast on Nine).

In Sydney, the Nine Network recorded a free-to-air audience share of 75.4% with People 16-39 - the highest ever share of any demographic in any individual market since the introduction of OzTam in 2001.

In Brisbane, the game secured an average audience of 620,000, with a peak of 768,000viewers.

In Melbourne, it drew an average audience of 507,000, with a peak of 618,000 viewers. =D>

In Adelaide, the average audience was 120,000, while the peak audience was 148,000. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Adelaide.

And in Perth, average audience was 159,000with a peak of 232,000 viewers. It was the highest ever rating NRL Grand Final in Perth.


Wow no melbourne team playing and 507k watching on Tele...............The AFL could only dream of these numbers without the Swans playing......COLA TO THE RESCUE...

https://tv.nineaccess.com.au/press-r...-year-drought/

when was the last time the nrl rated over 100k in Melbourne non prime time?

24 days ago the Storm got 114k on a Sunday arvo