Talking Footy

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 3:39 pm

WookieReturns wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 2:09 pm

amazing what you can do with $10 tickets.

Your bias is showing again Sooks. By the way: how'd ya go with highly respected NRL journalist Phil Rothfield pal? Did ya get the Allegiant crowd figure all sorted? I haven't seen any apologies or corrections from you sooks. What's the go pal??

sounding rather sooky there terrence as it continue to appear, the more people look in to it old PLV snake oil salesman tactics slowly seem to be found out, cheap tickets, cooked crowd numbers, magic rounds, double headers all to boost numbers to pretend there is growth

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 3:39 pm

Your bias is showing again Sooks.

Tell that to the dogs. They did the same thing on Good Friday

WookieReturns wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 8:30 pm

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 3:39 pm

Your bias is showing again Sooks.

Tell that to the dogs. They did the same thing on Good Friday

Who cares what tickets cost sooks ya dill? You of course will be negative about anything and everything RL whilst boosting your fave mess. It's your schtick pal.

And of course you have failed to address my main question........your supposed "chat" with highly respected NRL journalist Phil Rothfield. How did that go sooks? Clear anything up? Did it even actually happen? Surely you don't tell lies sookster lololololol!!!!!!!!!!!

Come on sooks. Clear the air. Tell the truth pal. You and Buzz..........the lowdown!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WookieReturns wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 8:30 pm

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 3:39 pm

Your bias is showing again Sooks.

Tell that to the dogs. They did the same thing on Good Friday

its only to tier 6 (worse seats in the house)
Previous game they did this also But that was when there was 58k seats already sold
they unlocked Tier 6 which at $10 bought a further 8k attendance at $10 plus Merch fee $7
bringing it close to 66k

while we are at it..

The AFL is pleased to announce that Kids Go Free month will return nationally in 2025 across Rounds 16-19 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership season, thanks to valued partner Coles.

https://play.AFL/news/kids-go-free-mont ... er%20Coles.

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 1:44 pm

while we are at it..

The AFL is pleased to announce that Kids Go Free month will return nationally in 2025 across Rounds 16-19 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership season, thanks to valued partner Coles.

https://play.AFL/news/kids-go-free-mont ... er%20Coles.

03.06.2025

KIDS GO FREE MONTH RETURNS IN 2025 FOR ROUNDS 16-19
KIDS GO FREE IN VICTORIA IN ROUND 21

The AFL is pleased to announce that Kids Go Free month will return nationally in 2025 across Rounds 16-19 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership season, thanks to valued partner Coles.

In celebration of the kids, Kids Go Free…thanks to Coles will see children aged 14 years and under able to attend the footy for free* at all matches played between Thursday 26 June and Sunday 20 July, coinciding with school holidays across the country.

This year marks the fourth year of the Kids Go Free initiative, which saw a 12.8% uplift in junior attendance through the campaign period compared to the season average last year, as well as a growth in new audiences with 24,500 people purchasing junior tickets for the first time in the 2024 season.

Throughout the campaign, matches will have nominated ticket categories with junior tickets free, plus kids of all ages will have the chance to enjoy plenty of family-focused activities with enhanced match-days full of entertainment, giveaways and more.

In addition, Round 21 will also see Kids Go Free in Victoria thanks to a collaboration with the Victorian Government, with kids 14-and-under able to attend five blockbuster matches in Victoria for free.

The initiative is part of the Victorian Government’s AFL Events Package which includes support for the 2025 Toyota AFL Grand Final Parade and Footy Festival.

Terry wrote:

Who cares what tickets cost sooks ya dill? You of course will be negative about anything and everything RL whilst boosting your fave mess. It's your schtick pal.

And of course you have failed to address my main question........your supposed "chat" with highly respected NRL journalist Phil Rothfield. How did that go sooks? Clear anything up? Did it even actually happen? Surely you don't tell lies sookster lololololol!!!!!!!!!!!

Come on sooks. Clear the air. Tell the truth pal. You and Buzz..........the lowdown!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

At no stage was I negative about the ticket pricing. If its what is needed to get the people in, then get them in,

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 1:44 pm

while we are at it..

The AFL is pleased to announce that Kids Go Free month will return nationally in 2025 across Rounds 16-19 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership season, thanks to valued partner Coles.

https://play.AFL/news/kids-go-free-mont ... er%20Coles.

both codes run discounts promotions through out the year to encourage the younger generation through the gates of get them to invite there mates

azif wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 9:50 am

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 8:44 pm

WookieReturns wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 8:30 pm

Tell that to the dogs. They did the same thing on Good Friday

Who cares what tickets cost sooks ya dill? You of course will be negative about anything and everything RL whilst boosting your fave mess. It's your schtick pal.

And of course you have failed to address my main question........your supposed "chat" with highly respected NRL journalist Phil Rothfield. How did that go sooks? Clear anything up? Did it even actually happen? Surely you don't tell lies sookster lololololol!!!!!!!!!!!

Come on sooks. Clear the air. Tell the truth pal. You and Buzz..........the lowdown!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh the steadyeddieball fanboy with its skirt & pom poms just can't help itself

gimme a tank top

gimme a stumble

gimmmeeee a................. fisting


gooooooo derrrrpppbaaalllllll

look at that ********! on top of already discounted tickets

he Canterbury League Club offers an exclusive membership deal for $5 (normally $30), including two free tickets to any Bulldogs home game at Accor Stadium, a 15% discount on merchandise, and other benefits. Additionally, a 4-Game Flexi membership provides access to any four home games with discounted prices and other benefit

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 2:28 pm

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 1:44 pm

while we are at it..

The AFL is pleased to announce that Kids Go Free month will return nationally in 2025 across Rounds 16-19 of the 2025 Toyota AFL Premiership season, thanks to valued partner Coles.

https://play.AFL/news/kids-go-free-mont ... er%20Coles.

both codes run discounts promotions through out the year to encourage the younger generation through the gates of get them to invite there mates

i think its a terrific incentive..
I would go even further and do Kids go Free all season
outside Events and Finals

(you get a Kid loving your sport you got him for life)

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 2:29 pm

azif wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 9:50 am

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 02, 2025 8:44 pm

Who cares what tickets cost sooks ya dill? You of course will be negative about anything and everything RL whilst boosting your fave mess. It's your schtick pal.

And of course you have failed to address my main question........your supposed "chat" with highly respected NRL journalist Phil Rothfield. How did that go sooks? Clear anything up? Did it even actually happen? Surely you don't tell lies sookster lololololol!!!!!!!!!!!

Come on sooks. Clear the air. Tell the truth pal. You and Buzz..........the lowdown!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

oh the steadyeddieball fanboy with its skirt & pom poms just can't help itself

gimme a tank top

gimme a stumble

gimmmeeee a................. fisting


gooooooo derrrrpppbaaalllllll

look at that ********! on top of already discounted tickets

he Canterbury League Club offers an exclusive membership deal for $5 (normally $30), including two free tickets to any Bulldogs home game at Accor Stadium, a 15% discount on merchandise, and other benefits. Additionally, a 4-Game Flexi membership provides access to any four home games with discounted prices and other benefit

says the drop kick under a story about every person under 16 getting in ..... free.... to every steadyeddieball game in Vicdopia



oh dear god

it would embarrass a box of hammers

azif wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 3:40 pm

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 2:29 pm

azif wrote: Tue Jun 03, 2025 9:50 am

oh the steadyeddieball fanboy with its skirt & pom poms just can't help itself

gimme a tank top

gimme a stumble

gimmmeeee a................. fisting


gooooooo derrrrpppbaaalllllll

look at that ********! on top of already discounted tickets

he Canterbury League Club offers an exclusive membership deal for $5 (normally $30), including two free tickets to any Bulldogs home game at Accor Stadium, a 15% discount on merchandise, and other benefits. Additionally, a 4-Game Flexi membership provides access to any four home games with discounted prices and other benefit

says the drop kick under a story about every person under 16 getting in ..... free.... to every steadyeddieball game in Vicdopia



oh dear god

it would embarrass a box of hammers

another azif made up stat?
gate revenue is collected and put in the annual reports, so as many times as PVL wants to cook the books with and calculate them with his TEMU calculator he will continue to be a proven fraud!

there is severals years difference between the AFL and NRL with the NRL not being ahead!

https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/australi ... 5#comments

oh no fumblers

Swines...... 2nd for crowds in Sydney &

15th for TV ratings

It should be noted that the article says a) they have to get past 65,000 and b) that would only make their average 35,000 - not more than the 37,000 the Swans are on.