Dano Direct had this embarrassment of a sport covered last night
65K .. the TOTAL ratings for everyone living outside of a capital city
that's right
the ... TOTAL number
Brisbane
19K
Adelaide
5K
Perth
4K
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now
the Oi League has teams in all 3 of these cities ... but infomercials for testicle waxing products was watched by more people in these places :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
how the fuck did this happen
I mean
theres 10 Million fucking people in regional Australia
but all this long haired greasy shirt lifterball league could manage was 65K >
65K
astounding
simply
astounding & embarrassing
& hilarious too :_<> :_<>
RL SOO II 4.194 Million veiwers
RL SOO I 4.068 Million
NRL GF 3.968 Million
VFL Grand Final 3.620 Million
SOO III 3.364 Million
NRL Prelim 2.219 Million
Kangaroos V NZ 1.214 Million
Rest of the ratings werent too bad for the Aleague though
Fri TV *update* #ALeague #MVCvWSW #sbsaleague 280k (215k metro 65k regional) @gomvfc @wswanderersfc
Fri STV #ALeague #MVCvWSW 122k #FoxSports
Up against nothing else
They werent much better
How will the oi league cope when the bbl starts & these pathetic ratings
Half
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Imagine if they tried to play with the big boys in the playground
The NRL n VFL :_<>
Ghe
RL SOO II 4.194 Million veiwers
RL SOO I 4.068 Million
NRL GF 3.968 Million
VFL Grand Final 3.620 Million
SOO III 3.364 Million
NRL Prelim 2.219 Million
Kangaroos V NZ 1.214 Million
also note: the soccer last night outrated most NRL games shown in Adelaide this year.
Hmmmmm
144k watched our gf in adelaide dickhead
Based on the 5k who watched the oi league last night
That will be more then Their entire season :_<>
RL SOO II 4.194 Million veiwers
RL SOO I 4.068 Million
NRL GF 3.968 Million
VFL Grand Final 3.620 Million
SOO III 3.364 Million
NRL Prelim 2.219 Million
Kangaroos V NZ 1.214 Million
Here you are on one thread insinuating im an elitist highfalutin dickhead and then you make statements like this. Your no fukn King :_<> :_<>
That's because you are an elitist snob. It's well known the southern parts of australia are more narrow minded and less multicultural than sydney folk. These are just the facts bro, deal with it.
In an earlier article, I looked at the rise of India, Nepal and Malaysian communities, with falls in older European migration, and spectacular increases in some of the smaller sources of immigrants, like Bhutan and Congo. But how is this increasing diversity distributed across Australia? In areas of high diversity, a large proportion of council services need to be devoted to helping recent migrants settle into Australian society, and areas with large increases may not yet have these services in place.
This article looks at the spatial distribution of multicultural communities – which areas have the highest concentrations of overseas-born and which have had the largest increases between 2006 and 2011. As we saw in the previous article, the proportion of overseas-born population has remained very consistent over time, going right back to the 1800s. The proportion Australia-wide is up a bit, to 24.6% (from 22.2% in 2006), but the more interesting questions are the countries that make up this population (answered in my last post) and where they are located (the subject of this one).
Which states do the overseas-born population live in?
This chart shows the proportion of overseas-born in each state. Western Australia has the highest percentage born overseas, at 30.7%.
The second chart shows Non-English Speaking Background (NESB) population. Since a majority of WA’s migrants are from English speaking countries (particularly the UK and South Africa), it has a much lower NESB proportion, however it’s catching up to NSW and Victoria with a big increase between 2006 and 2011.
For NESB population, Victoria, at 19.6% now has a higher proportion than NSW (18.6%), though Sydney (26.5%) is still higher than Melbourne (24.3%). Victoria’s state figure is higher as regional Victoria is more diverse than regional NSW (eg. places such as Shepparton and Mildura).
The other thing to take from these charts is that we have got more diverse. There have been big increases, particularly in the NESB chart, in all states between 2001 and 2006. Even Tasmania, which normally gets a very small share of overseas migrants, is showing an increase.
I just showed you that Victoria is more multicultural than NSW and perth being an AFL town is the most multicultural city in the country. Your statement is wrong and again you show a lack of understanding the written word. Did you know there are adult classes for that.
also note: the soccer last night outrated most NRL games shown in Adelaide this year.
Does the NRL have a side in SA?
Does RL get any advertisement in SA?
Does RL get weekly live games in SA?
Can you answer a single yes to any of these questions?
I know you fumblers have been upset since SOO1 and especially when the semi finals started in regards to record crowds and tv ratings, but there is no need for posting tripe.
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Your quote "That's because you are an elitist snob. It's well known the southern parts of australia are more narrow minded and less multicultural than sydney folk. These are just the facts bro, deal with it." You are fukn wrong as the most multicultural part of Australia is Victoria.No mention of Melbourne in your posts just southern parts.Would you like to revise that.
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