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it is, all that work the AFL has done is only slowly starting to show for it selfQueenslandISAFL wrote:It's a working progress
Lol.leagueiscrap wrote:it is, all that work the AFL has done is only slowly starting to show for it selfQueenslandISAFL wrote:It's a working progress
Have you got a brother called ADUMB?QueenslandISAFL wrote:It's a working progress
Looks like QLD reds are good a creative accounting and there CEO is ex AFL so no surprise really.......Broncos ave 33.5k 2014, Reds ave 27k in 2014.The_Wookie wrote:An Article onThe Roar today expressed shock that the AFL would rank third for sport behind League and Union.
Popularity wise its a wide field:
- The NRL wins on TV audiences and by a fair margin, with both the NRL and the Queensland Cup beating all comers.
- The Queensland Reds win on membership, they topped 56,000 members this year for the first time. At last count the Broncos trailed them at 27,000 ( a figure not updated since June), and the Lions further back at 24,000.
- League (33,000) and Union crowds I understand are close,with the AFL back in the field at 19,000 (note: i may backcheck this again tonight)
Participation wise its no contest
- The QRU 2013 Annual Report stated that it had 260,000 participants but didnt break them down.
- The AFL 2013 Annual report stated that it had 157,000 participants but 100,000 of those are Auskickers.
- The NRL 2013 Annual Report stated that it had 62,000 senior and junior players. The QRL Annual Report went further saying that the junior players included mini and mod participants (and arrived at the same total)
- Touch Footy Australia's 2013 Annual report stated that it had 32,000 queensland members in 2013.
Any AFL follower or sports follower worth his salt should never have been surprised that the AFL takes a back seat in Queensland, but its also borne out by the facts and the figures. Yes the AFL is up and coming, and will probably grow as the Suns get better (and if the Lions dont get worse), but dont overstate its position in the greater scheme of things at this time.
Ill probably flesh this out later, but i wanted this out while i thought of it. Carry on.Note that i havent ignored the Aleague, its just theres a lack of information needed to make viable comparisons.
yeah its all lies lies lies its all propagandaheelofwest wrote:Looks like QLD reds are good a creative accounting and there CEO is ex AFL so no surprise really.......Broncos ave 33.5k 2014, Reds ave 27k in 2014.The_Wookie wrote:An Article onThe Roar today expressed shock that the AFL would rank third for sport behind League and Union.
Popularity wise its a wide field:
- The NRL wins on TV audiences and by a fair margin, with both the NRL and the Queensland Cup beating all comers.
- The Queensland Reds win on membership, they topped 56,000 members this year for the first time. At last count the Broncos trailed them at 27,000 ( a figure not updated since June), and the Lions further back at 24,000.
- League (33,000) and Union crowds I understand are close,with the AFL back in the field at 19,000 (note: i may backcheck this again tonight)
Participation wise its no contest
- The QRU 2013 Annual Report stated that it had 260,000 participants but didnt break them down.
- The AFL 2013 Annual report stated that it had 157,000 participants but 100,000 of those are Auskickers.
- The NRL 2013 Annual Report stated that it had 62,000 senior and junior players. The QRL Annual Report went further saying that the junior players included mini and mod participants (and arrived at the same total)
- Touch Footy Australia's 2013 Annual report stated that it had 32,000 queensland members in 2013.
Any AFL follower or sports follower worth his salt should never have been surprised that the AFL takes a back seat in Queensland, but its also borne out by the facts and the figures. Yes the AFL is up and coming, and will probably grow as the Suns get better (and if the Lions dont get worse), but dont overstate its position in the greater scheme of things at this time.
Ill probably flesh this out later, but i wanted this out while i thought of it. Carry on.Note that i havent ignored the Aleague, its just theres a lack of information needed to make viable comparisons.
Broncos member numbers are unknown so hard to compare, last known figure was 27ish.
Now how can it be that the Reds are about 6k behind per game and have over 20k more members then the Broncos......................anybody with half a brain can see write through this propaganda...
AFLcrap1 wrote:Lol.leagueiscrap wrote:it is, all that work the AFL has done is only slowly starting to show for it selfQueenslandISAFL wrote:It's a working progress
Drink the koolaid ,believe the propaganda.
I have posted on here before about sign up numbers in SEQ ,& guess where AFL was...
It came 5 th in a five horse race. Behind RL,Sokka,Netball & Ru..
The victaaard who wrote that on the roar has finally realised that what he believed(or brainwashed to believe) was all BS.
Sadly you are not ready to accept the truth so you keep drinking the koolaid .
We will keep laughing at you.
