I am guessing that friday night live ( NRL) is the compilation of 2 games ( usually), and the friday night delay is the same.
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I am guessing that friday night live ( NRL) is the compilation of 2 games ( usually), and the friday night delay is the same.
its interesting with the NRL friday night games, most of the year they are the double header, but now with origin just wrapped up, they had been showing just the one game, with several teams having a bye each round, their friday night ratings haven't been as strong due to the single gamePerth NRL audiences for a friday night surprisingly strong compared to the Melbourne audiences for the same.
I think it will be very hard for RL to get to 20,000 average any time soon They already get blanket coverage in the Sydney Media and the crowds are static.
The AFL will still be able to grow crowds on the back of better fixturing esp in Victoria and the prospect of filling the new 60,000 seat Perth Stadium plus once GWS starts winning consistantly they will also get better crowds.
This is done by broadcast, not matches. So Friday Night Live for the NRL is what it is. Its the qeensland game shown live into Brisbane and qld regional, with the Sydney game shown live in Sydney and NSW regional, and then inverted for the delayed game.
Yes, i am aware of that, so it is the compilation of 2 games as is the delayed game.
We have to get down to the 15th game ( Brisbane V Canterbury ) till we actually find one NRL game used for ratings purposes, rather than 2
And that game ( Brisbane V Canterbury ) is the only RL game in the top 25 where one game instead of 2 is used, and it was in round one.
Doesnt matter if its one game or five games, its one broadcast slot, that beats another broadcast slot. AFL broadcasts do this on Saturdays all the time - look at the saturday arvo and night figures - they can be compressed from up to three separate locally targeted games at a time.
In the end it will come down to the Wanderers regarding this new stadium out west. Of there 14 home games, 9 were offically sold out last season even though crowds were around 15k. They did have 17000 reserved seat memebers in a 21000 seater stadium in 13/14 season. I could see them pulling 30k plus crowds in a decent larger stadium.They are assuming that fans will be more attracted to come to these grounds for what reason? Just because they will be building a roof over these venues?
Melbourne fans aren't flocking to Etihad just because of this, and Sydney RL followers don't travel well, which they will be required to under this arrangement. This has been shown time and time again.
And Penrith for a new 45k stadium? There was barely a decent crowd to see the top of the table Panthers there last night. What need would there be to build that size of a stadium there? Wanderers don't get those kind of crowds either.
no, the NRL has never had decent crowds & never will. you could build a brand new stadium with roof at each of the clubs home venues, the crowd would still not flock to the grounds, because the support is not thereThe DT is getting all excited at the NRL passing the 2 million mark and ave of 16,000 They still have a long way to go to even get near the AFL crowds.Maybe playing at the two city stadiums will lift the crowds eventually.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...992720885?nk=fb5be46f909c37ad83f125c6c3cd9802
no, the NRL has never had decent crowds & never will. you could build a brand new stadium with roof at each of the clubs home venues, the crowd would still not flock to the grounds, because the support is not there
Thats not entirely true. The NRLs crowds are about where they should be. Its the AFL crowds that are abnormal in a world context.
Been abnormal for a long time, across a multiple of states for a very long time, most people would see it as normal.
Then those people have a narrow field of view.
Huh ?.
Your response appears rather obtuse
Are you saying that the millions of fans who have gone to WAFL, SANFL, VFL, VFA Tassie etc games over the past 100 + years in huge numbers have a narrow field of view.
Or is just me you are singling out here ?.
Millions of football fans arent spouting nonsense about NRL crowds, so no I wasnt talking about the majority of people who couldnt give a damn if the NRL gets 20 people or 20,0000 people to a game.
Im saying that people who dont understand the realities of the situation at hand, and carry on like NRL crowds are abominable, are fundamentally wrong when viewed through a wider lense. The comment wasnt directed at you If it feels like a witchhunt against you, might be because at a glance you appear to be a card carrying member of this particular fraternity.
The facts: in 2013, the NRL was the 21st highest crowd pulling professional league in the world, and 19th for a football based sport (the other three were baseball and the BBL). It ranks with the second highest English football division, Major league Soccer and with the 2nd division of the Bundesliga. In short, it appears to be exactly where it should be for the second placed crowd pulling football sport in a given country.
Serious !! , and you appear to be part of the fraternity that seems to need the power to moderate everyone and everything according to your wishes.
Just as an aside I stumbled upon another website a couple of days ago that you also feel the need to moderate, http://www.talkingfooty.com/forums/index.php and no, i am not a member.
And of course your need to comment reguarly on league unlimited ( TFC) which is undoubtedly where the sewage of RL fans congregate.
its a credit to the code and the product that it is.Thats not entirely true. The NRLs crowds are about where they should be. Its the AFL crowds that are abnormal in a world context.
true, however the major difference is the NRL play their biggest club with the biggest audience about 80% of the time on FN, where as the AFL mix it upDoesnt matter if its one game or five games, its one broadcast slot, that beats another broadcast slot. AFL broadcasts do this on Saturdays all the time - look at the saturday arvo and night figures - they can be compressed from up to three separate locally targeted games at a time.
yeah he is a moron. His two pet hates are the AFL and the Balmain half of Wests TigersRL Columnist Roy Masters, yes that is correct, RL columnist, missing a stack between 2012 and now, but i guess people get the idea.
- 26.06.2012 - "Lonesome George meets his end - will GWS go the same way?"
- 22.02.2012 - "Arts about face: heading to Hobart while AFL looks the other way"
- 07.12.2011 - "Pokies reform and a tale of two cities"
- 27.08.2011 - "AFL's infiltration is heartbreaking, but have they left the fortress unguarded?"
- 06.08.2011 - "Grassroots gains the best way to fight against AFL incursions"
- 29.04.2011 - "Footy deal scores well for viewers and codes"
- 01.04.2011 - "Networks thrust and feint to repel Demetriou's cash grab"
- 20.02.2011 - "Push into Sydney's west could be 'bridge too far'"
- 19.02.2011 - "The AFL could lose this war in its own heartland"
- 15.12.2010 - "Inaction speaks louder than words in AFL's non-response to ACCC"
- 25.10.2010 - "AFL may face rolling fixture"
- 01.10.2010 - "NRL Races ahead in TV viewers stakes"
- 22.09.2010 - "Tickets to the Gee a protected species"
- 31.07.2010 - "AFL masters art of window dressing as NRL suffers for its transparency"
- 24.05.2010 - "League officials angered by government favours for AFL"
- 22.03.2010 - "Blacktown setback for AFL"
- 20.03.2010 - "NRL struggling to secure home loan, despite code being on upswing"
- 08.10.2009 - "It's on: TV rights to sports in chaos as News signals an NRL offload"
- 05.05.2009 - "League's expansion plans are based on flawed TV revenue gains"
- 02.05.2009 - "Figures don't add up as Demetriou tries to grab bigger slice of pie"
Couple of new ones from ROY
Only the AFL could force one government body to investigate another government body at a cost of $500,000.
Read more: http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/afl-no-stranger-to-drugs-dramas-20140718-zuk4o.html#ixzz37zLCHzqd
And Roys bold new prediction, yes thats right, it is his bold prediction, how bold of Roy to predict that
A bold prediction: the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority inquiry into peptide use at Essendon and Cronulla will eventually bring down the AFL leadership, while the reputation of the NRL will be enhanced, particularly with government
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/afl-to-emerge-as-big-losers-from-asada-inquiry-but-nrl-faces-rosier-report-card-20140718-ztv97.html#ixzz37zLyxcT8
true, however the major difference is the NRL play their biggest club with the biggest audience about 80% of the time on FN, where as the AFL mix it up
They do in comparison. The afl tend to give Fns to the successful teams, where as the NRL just show the broncos no matter how good or bad they're doingThe afl do not mix up Friday nights