Talking Footy

Yes I think so too but still think it could come down to teams and where they are from although yes AFL usually win finals. I thought they usually won the grand final too despite the NRL grand final in prime prime time on Sunday evening.

Fred wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 3:23 pm

Yes I think so too but still think it could come down to teams and where they are from although yes AFL usually win finals. I thought they usually won the grand final too despite the NRL grand final in prime prime time on Sunday evening.

AFL have dominated the NRL in grand final tv ratings..
with majority wins.. looks to be around 70% to 30% total.
over pass 20plus years of tv ratings

NRL have been really effected by either seeing two teams in the Grand Final.
Either Sydney Roosters or Melbourne Storm.
who have featured heavily
and which is vomit to alot of supporters.

Hey- back off the Storm!!! Consider yourself privilege to live in an area where you have been witness to probably the best team of all time and to see the genius of Craig Bellamy - easily the greatest coach full stop this country has seen. What he has done with the team - and with all the stars leaving and still doing well. Amazing.

Fred wrote: ↑Thu Aug 26, 2021 3:23 pm

Yes I think so too but still think it could come down to teams and where they are from although yes AFL usually win finals. I thought they usually won the grand final too despite the NRL grand final in prime prime time on Sunday evening.

prime time on TV up against real TV shows

not bonanza reruns & Elivis presley in blue hawaii on saturday afternoon
so no competition at all

id give my left goolie to see the storm stagger & fail to make the big dance
itd be piss funny

I don't see anyone good enough to stop them getting in
but once they're in
I think Penrith have the cattle to do them in the GF

Anyone can win on the day. The best team of the year for mine is the one who finishes on top after home and away. To much can happen to influence a result on the day.

nothing to write home about for the AFL last night

FTA 1.049 Million
STV 263K
1.312 Million without streaming

about 180K down on 2020
https://www.mediaweek.com.au/weekend-tv ... t-27-2021/

as stated
not that flash

In lockdown too

Fred wrote: ↑Sat Aug 28, 2021 2:25 pm

In lockdown too

well they were last year too for finals

opening AFL final last 2 years
1.492 Million without streaming 2020
1.312 Million without streaming 2021

crowing material ?

nope

Yeah. Down 180 k. Wookie… do they report the margin of error in these results ? Would be interesting to know.

Fred wrote: ↑Sun Aug 29, 2021 8:53 am

Yeah. Down 180 k. Wookie… do they report the margin of error in these results ? Would be interesting to know.

hahaha

margin of errors ?
just suck it up , your bleating about how good they'd be was way off ... pretty much like everything you say

Last nights derps & misses finals ratings

Sat arvo Final 2
1.162 Million without streaming

Sat night Final 3
1.320 Million without streaming

again
pretty average numbers

Massive result in Sydney for the local derby elimination final between Swans and Giants on Saturday afternoon. Meanwhile in Brisbane, the AFL easily wins the Saturday night time slot against the NRL again.

TV ratings: Seven

Seven’s Saturday share of TV ratings was a 42% network share as the channels boasted a live AFL Final and Paralympics competition. Seven was the clear leader in four of the five metro markets and was again #1 primary and network choice in Brisbane where the audience was watching the Brisbane Lions in its first final.

The first of two AFL Finals was broadcast after 3pm with 693,000 watching GWS Giants hang on to win against the Sydney Swans who were eliminated after a few missed chances to take the lead in the dying moments.

Seven News did 1,100,000 between the two finals and then 822,000 watched Melbourne Demons claim victory over the Brisbane Lions. The Melbourne audience was 475,000.

Nine’s NRL match saw the Eels defeat the Storm with 329,000 watching. The Sydney audience was 194,000. The 64,000 watching in Brisbane was easily outrated by the 98,000 watching the AFL in that market. The NRL had 60,000 watching in Melbourne.


AFL

Seven Saturday Afternoon
GWS Giants v Sydney Swans
895,000 (Metro 693,000 Regional 202,000)

Seven Saturday Night
Melbourne Demons v Brisbane Lions
1,053,000 (Metro 822,000 Regional 231,000)

https://www.mediaweek.com.au/weekend-tv ... t-28-2021/

SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY AFTERNOON FOOTBALL FINALS Seven Network 693,000 172,000 296,000 56,000 75,000 95,000 79,000


SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS – PRE MATCH Seven Network 555,000 71,000 305,000 54,000 81,000 44,000

SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS Seven Network 822,000 42,000 475,000 98,000 111,000 96,000

SEVEN’S AFL: SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL FINALS – POST MATCH Seven Network 246,000 12,000 151,000 21,000 32,000 30,000

LIVE: AFL EF SYDNEY V GWS FOX FOOTY 267,000

LIVE: AFL QF MELBOURNE V BRISBANE FOX FOOTY 267,000







NRL

Nine Saturday
Melbourne Storm vs Parramatta Eels - 517,000 (Metro 329,000 Regional 188,000)

https://www.mediaweek.com.au/weekend-tv ... t-28-2021/


SATURDAY NIGHT NRL LIVE Nine Network 329,000 194,000 60,000 64,000 3,000 8,000



LIVE: NRL: STORM V EELS FOX LEAGUE 298,000

LIVE: NRL: SHARKS V BRONCOS FOX LEAGUE 249,000

LIVE: NRL: DRAGONS V COWBOYS FOX LEAGUE 152,000

https://tvtonight.com.au/2021/08/saturd ... -2021.html

2020 bumbles n fumbles finals figures to compare to this years expected hhhuuugggeeeeee numbers

Final 2
1.541 Million .. no streaming

Final 3
1.453 Million ..no streaming

so in summary
so far
3.794 Million have watched the 3 unco finals in 2021 compared to

4.486 Million in 2020







700K down


700K

a derps & wobblies final in Brisbane involving their team

& they couldn't even crack 100K hahahaha

omg