2,000 viewers for the live, prime time NRL finals last weekend.



Bring on the WA Pirates in the NRL. WA it appears is desperate for a RL team despite the dismal failure in the past of the Western Reds.

Too true. Even dismal ratings for finals now, even as low as 5k. And this is from 1.8M people.Beaussie wrote:Seriously, anyone taking note of the tv ratings for live, prime time NRL in Perth?
2,000 viewers for the live, prime time NRL finals last weekend.![]()
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Bring on the WA Pirates in the NRL. WA it appears is desperate for a RL team despite the dismal failure in the past of the Western Reds.
A one off will always draw a bigger crowd than normal. In the Reds last year they were lucky to draw 9K.piesman2011 wrote:They did get 20K to a game in Perth this year. Thats the AFL equivalent of about 45K. surely that would be the norm for a new NRL franchise. Seriously a new RL francise would be good for Perth and good for RL because at the moment more people are migrating to WA then to Qld. In the short term it might not be successful but in the long term it would be.
Xman wrote:A one off will always draw a bigger crowd than normal. In the Reds last year they were lucky to draw 9K.piesman2011 wrote:They did get 20K to a game in Perth this year. Thats the AFL equivalent of about 45K. surely that would be the norm for a new NRL franchise. Seriously a new RL francise would be good for Perth and good for RL because at the moment more people are migrating to WA then to Qld. In the short term it might not be successful but in the long term it would be.
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/crowds/western_reds.html
Beaussie wrote:Seriously, anyone taking note of the tv ratings for live, prime time NRL in Perth?
2,000 viewers for the live, prime time NRL finals last weekend.![]()
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Bring on the WA Pirates in the NRL. WA it appears is desperate for a RL team despite the dismal failure in the past of the Western Reds.
hence more money for our TV rights then the VFLenarelle wrote:Talking about teams and their performance during the Super League period has no relevance for today. Just teams didn't disappear but whole competitions and the creation of the NRL followed. Slowly but surely the recovery has come.
Given your start you should be ready in about......never.Raiderdave wrote:Beaussie wrote:Seriously, anyone taking note of the tv ratings for live, prime time NRL in Perth?
2,000 viewers for the live, prime time NRL finals last weekend.![]()
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Bring on the WA Pirates in the NRL. WA it appears is desperate for a RL team despite the dismal failure in the past of the Western Reds.
oh we're not rushing in there just yet when we're not ready
unlike a certain other sport that rushed into western sydney & is already finished there .. it just doesn't know it yet![]()
no we'll do it right
this is the first year of regular broadcasts in WA .. they'll grow ova the years
more games to come in the west attracting 20,000 each time
yep .. its all going very well
How do you explain the lack of interest in live, prime time NRL broadcasts in Perth?piesman2011 wrote:Xman wrote:A one off will always draw a bigger crowd than normal. In the Reds last year they were lucky to draw 9K.piesman2011 wrote:They did get 20K to a game in Perth this year. Thats the AFL equivalent of about 45K. surely that would be the norm for a new NRL franchise. Seriously a new RL francise would be good for Perth and good for RL because at the moment more people are migrating to WA then to Qld. In the short term it might not be successful but in the long term it would be.
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/crowds/western_reds.html
Those stats would be from 1997-98 so Im not sure how much the demographics of WA have changed in 15 years. But I tend to agree they would probabaly get about 10K to most matches in the short term.
Xman wrote:Given your start you should be ready in about......never.Raiderdave wrote:Beaussie wrote:Seriously, anyone taking note of the tv ratings for live, prime time NRL in Perth?
2,000 viewers for the live, prime time NRL finals last weekend.![]()
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Bring on the WA Pirates in the NRL. WA it appears is desperate for a RL team despite the dismal failure in the past of the Western Reds.
oh we're not rushing in there just yet when we're not ready
unlike a certain other sport that rushed into western sydney & is already finished there .. it just doesn't know it yet![]()
no we'll do it right
this is the first year of regular broadcasts in WA .. they'll grow ova the years
more games to come in the west attracting 20,000 each time
yep .. its all going very well
Beaussie wrote:piesman2011 wrote:Xman wrote:A one off will always draw a bigger crowd than normal. In the Reds last year they were lucky to draw 9K.
http://stats.rleague.com/rl/crowds/western_reds.html
Those stats would be from 1997-98 so Im not sure how much the demographics of WA have changed in 15 years. But I tend to agree they would probabaly get about 10K to most matches in the short term.
. Not sure what has improved since then to warrant a new team.
The team that drew 120k with a higher average than the RaidersRaiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:Given your start you should be ready in about......never.Raiderdave wrote:
oh we're not rushing in there just yet when we're not ready
unlike a certain other sport that rushed into western sydney & is already finished there .. it just doesn't know it yet![]()
no we'll do it right
this is the first year of regular broadcasts in WA .. they'll grow ova the years
more games to come in the west attracting 20,000 each time
yep .. its all going very well
who's doing better
the midgits & their 3500 crowds in Western Sydney
or the NRL & its 20,000 crowds in Perth
you got that VFL calculator handy marcus .... turn it on
theres a lad
when you find a team that actually does that instead of fudging it up like its freeXman wrote:The team that drew 120k with a higher average than the RaidersRaiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:Given your start you should be ready in about......never.
who's doing better
the midgits & their 3500 crowds in Western Sydney
or the NRL & its 20,000 crowds in Perth
you got that VFL calculator handy marcus .... turn it on
theres a lad
Prove it.Raiderdave wrote:when you find a team that actually does that instead of fudging it up like its freeXman wrote:The team that drew 120k with a higher average than the RaidersRaiderdave wrote:
who's doing better
the midgits & their 3500 crowds in Western Sydney
or the NRL & its 20,000 crowds in Perth
you got that VFL calculator handy marcus .... turn it on
theres a lad
come see us![]()
the Midgits ..... the lowest crowd drawing professional sporting organisation of any code ... in Australia
kudos VFL