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If I’m reading those numbers correctly the AFL has more total viewers this year ? That was the one thing we had over AFL last year
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If I’m reading those numbers correctly the AFL has more total viewers this year ? That was the one thing we had over AFL last year
Does not include foxtel and kayo, plus the wording says premiership matches, so probably not including origin either.If I’m reading those numbers correctly the AFL has more total viewers this year ? That was the one thing we had over AFL last year
Ah right, that's what the condition was. So they more than likely aren't getting the bonus payments lol
Down ten percent on channel sevenIf I’m reading those numbers correctly the AFL has more total viewers this year ? That was the one thing we had over AFL last year
Brisbane and Sydney are N/A now
N/ABrisbane and Sydney are N/A now
Can we work out how many millions the AFL has spent per viewer the last 14 years?
It'd actually be minus N/A because they've paid God knows how many hundreds of millions of dollars into NSW and QLD and crowds and ratings are downN/A
Not looooooong enufffIt'd actually be minus N/A because they've paid God knows how many hundreds of millions of dollars into NSW and QLD and crowds and ratings are down
But,but,but... They're playing the loooooong game
It’s actually billionsIt'd actually be minus N/A because they've paid God knows how many hundreds of millions of dollars into NSW and QLD and crowds and ratings are down
But,but,but... They're playing the loooooong game
Imagine spending billions on lemons?
www.3aw.com.au
Embarrassing
There is a very long thread on this on Big Footy which used to have interesting things like AFL booming in Port Douglas but dragging in Hervey Bay.AFL boss Gillon McLachlan declares Queensland 'an AFL state'
AFL CEO Gillon McLachlan says Queensland is “becoming an AFL state”. The AFL boss told Neil Mitchell AFL will “be the biggest sport in that market within five to 10 years on most metrics”. Press PLAY below to hear Gil’s declaration “The growth in the football in Queensland has been dramatic, on...
But the afl fans on here told us this is true
Brisbane and Sydney are N/A now
Good deflection
The sad thing for Union, is that this series is meant to be the high watermark for them until the World Cup. Imagine trying to market next year’s Super Rugby season.
I'm sure it would have been trumpeted from the rooftop if the ratings were good.
Post in thread 'Collingwood News & Media'
The level of delusion is impressive.
