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Soo just proves Just how little people care about league.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Yep, and it seems to work a treat, thanks for the concept.
Btw, it wouldn't matter what sponsored or tiered comp it was, it's still Rugby League.
The AFL fans stamp their feet, then fall over in fits of laughter at the nrlol, all this puffing of the cheast you basement dwellers, all those empty stadiums and fudged figures!AFLcrap1 wrote:Straight back to the gimmick gimmick mantra ..
it's hilarious that something claimed as a gimmick smashes anything in the fumble world .
Suffer .
Our gimmick is bigger than your GF .
Lol
Lol lol .
& guess what .
We have another coming up in 3 weeks that will have you fumblers sobbing. Stamping your feet & crying GIMMICK GIMMICK .
Same script every year
It just never loses its comedy appeal
Where do u get this little interest in RUGBY LEAGUEleagueiscrap wrote:Soo just proves Just how little people care about league.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Yep, and it seems to work a treat, thanks for the concept.
Btw, it wouldn't matter what sponsored or tiered comp it was, it's still Rugby League.
State vs state gimmick game sells out, everything else nrlol fuck all interest
Well said WookieThe_Wookie wrote:Not as amusing as you people insisting that we are crying over something that you guys HAVE to have in order to get close to going over the AFL for ratings. Pat yourselves on the back for 91,000 truly. Crowds in excess of 80,000 arent unusual for the AFL - crossed that mark four times already this year. Not to mention the cricket, and upcoming soccer events. But hey, its a sporting revolution right?AFLcrap1 wrote:Straight back to the gimmick gimmick mantra ..
it's hilarious that something claimed as a gimmick smashes anything in the fumble world .
Suffer .
Our gimmick is bigger than your GF .
Lol
Lol lol .
& guess what .
We have another coming up in 3 weeks that will have you fumblers sobbing. Stamping your feet & crying GIMMICK GIMMICK .
Same script every year
It just never loses its comedy appeal
It's only 3 games with no competition - that is billed as an event - I wouldn't get too carried away!leeroy*NRL* wrote:Where do u get this little interest in RUGBY LEAGUEleagueiscrap wrote:Soo just proves Just how little people care about league.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Yep, and it seems to work a treat, thanks for the concept.
Btw, it wouldn't matter what sponsored or tiered comp it was, it's still Rugby League.
State vs state gimmick game sells out, everything else nrlol fuck all interest
TV RATINGS BEAT AFL
Ok you got the crowds
but Bloody hell, stop running your mouth on pointless crap
I am not referring to SOOSwans4ever wrote:It's only 3 games with no competition - that is billed as an event - I wouldn't get too carried away!leeroy*NRL* wrote:Where do u get this little interest in RUGBY LEAGUEleagueiscrap wrote:Soo just proves Just how little people care about league.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Yep, and it seems to work a treat, thanks for the concept.
Btw, it wouldn't matter what sponsored or tiered comp it was, it's still Rugby League.
State vs state gimmick game sells out, everything else nrlol fuck all interest
TV RATINGS BEAT AFL
Ok you got the crowds
but Bloody hell, stop running your mouth on pointless crap
Only in TV ratings - not in average crowds, sponsorship, total revenue, club revenue etc etc - the trouble for RL is that the success of SOO doesn't translate into interest in club football rather it diminishes it. Wouldn't you agree?leeroy*NRL* wrote:I am not referring to SOOSwans4ever wrote:It's only 3 games with no competition - that is billed as an event - I wouldn't get too carried away!leeroy*NRL* wrote:Where do u get this little interest in RUGBY LEAGUEleagueiscrap wrote:Soo just proves Just how little people care about league.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Yep, and it seems to work a treat, thanks for the concept.
Btw, it wouldn't matter what sponsored or tiered comp it was, it's still Rugby League.
State vs state gimmick game sells out, everything else nrlol fuck all interest
TV RATINGS BEAT AFL
Ok you got the crowds
but Bloody hell, stop running your mouth on pointless crap
I am referring the NRL comp
Leagueiscrap is saying that the NRL comp is a nothing comp
which highly untrue.
it matches it with the AFL a lot of aspects.
Swans4ever wrote:Only in TV ratings - not in average crowds, sponsorship, total revenue, club revenue etc etc - the trouble for RL is that the success of SOO doesn't translate into interest in club football rather it diminishes it. Wouldn't you agree?leeroy*NRL* wrote:I am not referring to SOOSwans4ever wrote:It's only 3 games with no competition - that is billed as an event - I wouldn't get too carried away!leeroy*NRL* wrote:Where do u get this little interest in RUGBY LEAGUEleagueiscrap wrote:Soo just proves Just how little people care about league.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Yep, and it seems to work a treat, thanks for the concept.
Btw, it wouldn't matter what sponsored or tiered comp it was, it's still Rugby League.
State vs state gimmick game sells out, everything else nrlol fuck all interest
TV RATINGS BEAT AFL
Ok you got the crowds
but Bloody hell, stop running your mouth on pointless crap
I am referring the NRL comp
Leagueiscrap is saying that the NRL comp is a nothing comp
which highly untrue.
it matches it with the AFL a lot of aspects.
I suppose the Swans get 30-35k to their regular games, so 65k Victorians for the biggest RL game of the year isnt unreasonableleeroy*NRL* wrote:Xman wrote:So given last night's crowd was basically full of people wearing either blue or maroon, how many actual victorians do people think were there? I know I watched the game out of interest but I have no allegiances to either side, certainly not enough to wear their colours.
It was really the bottom tear which had
the Maroons Army and the Blues Army.
The reports say around 25k Came from NSW AND QLD
so that would leave 65k Victorians attending the game.
source?pussycat wrote:"In 2006 there were 800 players in Victotia, now 3,300 and growing."
Yet 28000 AF in NSW - feeling a little inadequate??pussycat wrote:"In 2006 there were 800 players in Victotia, now 3,300 and growing."
People watch high quality sport period mate and let's be honest, SOO can and often does put on a great show.leagueiscrap wrote:Soo just proves Just how little people care about league.ParraEelsNRL wrote:Yep, and it seems to work a treat, thanks for the concept.
Btw, it wouldn't matter what sponsored or tiered comp it was, it's still Rugby League.
State vs state gimmick game sells out, everything else nrlol fuck all interest