TLPG wrote:Have to address this rubbish from Raider and again it will only take one posting.
You don't need a degree is economics to know that if you have liquidity, you have the ability to borrow against debt - and bang! End of being broke! But guess what? They CAN'T! Why? Because they DON'T HAVE LIQUIDITY!!
And the reason for that can be seen in the attendance figures and memberships - something that the AFL is murdering the NRL in.
You want real liquidity, Raider? Get that bunch of TV viewers you hold so dear out of their collective couches and out to the games!! Where it REALLY counts!
well Hello Peanut ,
talking dribble again I see
bums on seats & memberships are a far smaller part of a codes income then veiwers in their homes watching on TV
the 7 Million people who attended games of AFL this last season ( 60% of these were members ) paid on average only $20 per seat
( kids paying as little as $2.50)
thats approx 140 million dollars into coffers from memberships & gate receipts
your next TV contract is worth 250 Million a year you complete wombat
TV trumps actual spectators nowdays for revenue .....
the AFL will need every cent of this too .... as memberships & attendance plummet in NSW & QLD & the 2 new clubs plus basket case Melbourne clubs continue to bleed money badly , the AFL is in for some very hairy decades to come.
remind me not to sign you up as my accountant you flip
the NRL's clubs money woes will be over in one foul swoop ... when we sign our next TV deal , more the doubling our TV revenue overnight
& with memberships & attendances growing aswell they're are good times ahead ... good times
