Talking Footy

You included obviously. You'd make a lousy advertiser.

Yeah, I stick AFL on all the time and shove it down our throats.

Oh that was a MIGHTY sook, bub!

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

lol.

oh you see parra

Newcastle .. Canberra .. & Townsville don't have any Coles .. or Woolies ... or banks
people don't shop at all in these centres

no
not one consumer amonsgt the 6.5 Million regional population of the ACT NSW & QLD

Coles, Woolies and the banks are based where? In Sydney, Melbourne etc etc! Majority of consumers are where? Need I say? No I don't.

NSWAFL wrote:

Coles, Woolies and the banks are based where? In Sydney, Melbourne etc etc! Majority of consumers are where? Need I say? No I don't.

who cares where they are based you dribbling F wit

its where they do business that matters
where they sell their goods & services to consumers .....

to push their products to these 6.5 Million consumers in Rural NSW .. QLD & the ACT they'll advertise on TV shows that rate

guess what the biggest of those is .... Need I say ?
No I don't

Raiderdave wrote:

NSWAFL wrote:

Coles, Woolies and the banks are based where? In Sydney, Melbourne etc etc! Majority of consumers are where? Need I say? No I don't.

who cares where they are based you dribbling F wit

its where they do business that matters
where they sell their goods & services to consumers .....

to push their products to these 6.5 Million consumers in Rural NSW .. QLD & the ACT they'll advertise on TV shows that rate

guess what the biggest of those is .... Need I say ?
No I don't

6.5mill?
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/3101.0

12.2m live in NSW QLD and ACT

7mill live In SYD GC BRIS. This leaves only 5.2m regional populations in these states.

10.1m live in VIC SA TAS WA. Therefore the regional audience of these states (10.1-7m for PERTH ADEL MEL) is 3.1m.

This is hardly the massive regional audience advantage the RL fans would have us believe.

Dave, higher ratings are in the metro areas because that is where the majority of the population is. When did you last see an add for Woolies or Coles that mentioned the local? NEVER! It's generic stuff that is no different in the cities than it is in the regional areas. The cities dictate what is advertised in the regionals. The regionals have little say in it. If they did, where is the local programming aside from the news? You don't know much do you?

Nice work again, Xman!

Xman wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NSWAFL wrote:

Coles, Woolies and the banks are based where? In Sydney, Melbourne etc etc! Majority of consumers are where? Need I say? No I don't.

who cares where they are based you dribbling F wit

its where they do business that matters
where they sell their goods & services to consumers .....

to push their products to these 6.5 Million consumers in Rural NSW .. QLD & the ACT they'll advertise on TV shows that rate

guess what the biggest of those is .... Need I say ?
No I don't

6.5mill?
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/3101.0

12.2m live in NSW QLD and ACT

7mill live In SYD GC BRIS. This leaves only 5.2m regional populations in these states.

10.1m live in VIC SA TAS WA. Therefore the regional audience of these states (10.1-7m for PERTH ADEL MEL) is 3.1m.

This is hardly the massive regional audience advantage the RL fans would have us believe.

ah no no no
you add in our catchment regional areas ... but leave out the flogball ones

I've taught you this lesson before .. learn it this time
the population as far as TV catchment for the singleball metro are concerned for Melb .. Perth & Adelaide is 8 Million

4.5 for Melb
2 Million Perth
1.5 Million for Adelaide

the rest is the true regional audience for the giggleball states .. about 2 Million .. or squat as I like to describe it
the NRL states regional is well ova 5 Million as you say

thats why we attract 2.5 times the Regional audience of the AFL

lesson ends

Raiderdave wrote:

Xman wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

who cares where they are based you dribbling F wit

its where they do business that matters
where they sell their goods & services to consumers .....

to push their products to these 6.5 Million consumers in Rural NSW .. QLD & the ACT they'll advertise on TV shows that rate

guess what the biggest of those is .... Need I say ?
No I don't

6.5mill?
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/3101.0

12.2m live in NSW QLD and ACT

7mill live In SYD GC BRIS. This leaves only 5.2m regional populations in these states.

10.1m live in VIC SA TAS WA. Therefore the regional audience of these states (10.1-7m for PERTH ADEL MEL) is 3.1m.

This is hardly the massive regional audience advantage the RL fans would have us believe.

ah no no no
you add in our catchment regional areas ... but leave out the flogball ones

I've taught you this lesson before .. learn it this time
the population as far as TV catchment for the singleball metro are concerned for Melb .. Perth & Adelaide is 8 Million

4.5 for Melb
2 Million Perth
1.5 Million for Adelaide

the rest is the true regional audience for the giggleball states .. about 2 Million .. or squat as I like to describe it
the NRL states regional is well ova 5 Million as you say

thats why we attract 2.5 times the Regional audience of the AFL

lesson ends

I wasn't commenting on catchments!

So are you telling me the regional catchment for NSW and Qld is 6.5?!

NSWAFL wrote:

Dave, higher ratings are in the metro areas because that is where the majority of the population is. When did you last see an add for Woolies or Coles that mentioned the local? NEVER! It's generic stuff that is no different in the cities than it is in the regional areas. The cities dictate what is advertised in the regionals. The regionals have little say in it. If they did, where is the local programming aside from the news? You don't know much do you?

Nice work again, Xman!

& when do they mention the local one in suburban Cabramatta or Ringwood ?

when ?

oh thats right ............. never .. they're adds are generic full stop
they are aimed at all consumers ... the ones in the cities & the ones that aren't too

Our 5.5 Million regional consumers ... Aust Population is 22.8 Million ... not 22.3 million
NRL states 12.5 Million
giggleball states 10.3 Million
are the a huge consumer market
& merchants know this


the little more then 2 million in the wombatball states ........... meh .. not so much

Raiderdave wrote:

thats why we attract 2.5 times the Regional audience of the AFL

You don't, because that is impossible going by the thread I started one what state's heartland is truly heartland.

NSWAFL wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

thats why we attract 2.5 times the Regional audience of the AFL

You don't, because that is impossible going by the thread I started one what state's heartland is truly heartland.

the bush is the heartland of our game
RL is a more popular game in regional NSW & QLD then it is ..even in Sydney & Brisbane

making my statement even more accurate
2.5 to 1
for veiwers in regional NRL land .... then stickinsectball land

Then how come there's only one comp per 137,000 people in your precious heartland? If it was that popular, there would be way more than the AFL comps in Victoria! But guess what? There aren't!

End of.

Xman wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NSWAFL wrote:

Coles, Woolies and the banks are based where? In Sydney, Melbourne etc etc! Majority of consumers are where? Need I say? No I don't.

who cares where they are based you dribbling F wit

its where they do business that matters
where they sell their goods & services to consumers .....

to push their products to these 6.5 Million consumers in Rural NSW .. QLD & the ACT they'll advertise on TV shows that rate

guess what the biggest of those is .... Need I say ?
No I don't

6.5mill?
http://www.abs.gov.au/ausstats/abs@.nsf/mf/3101.0

12.2m live in NSW QLD and ACT

7mill live In SYD GC BRIS. This leaves only 5.2m regional populations in these states.

10.1m live in VIC SA TAS WA. Therefore the regional audience of these states (10.1-7m for PERTH ADEL MEL) is 3.1m.

This is hardly the massive regional audience advantage the RL fans would have us believe.

Gold coast is part of Brisbane these days huh?