Raiderdave
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"it didn't get enough exposure"
"the fact it got great ratings proves my point they don't get the exposure they deserve"
Oh dear
Bozo & the point
Like ships in the night
Just passing by
lol
So many lols
"it didn't get enough exposure"
"the fact it got great ratings proves my point they don't get the exposure they deserve"
What's your measure Dave?
I've provided iron clad statistics relating to ratings, and we all see the crowd figure of 20,283, a near full nib Stadium.
By contrast you're spewing Hanson-like rhetoric about "status and exposure" without quantifying it.
Number & size of articles in news papers & online
Frequency & length of discussion in sports sections of news on tv , generic sports programs on t.v.
All unbalanced & skewed to other men's national football teams.
While the ratings indicate the Kangaroos are the most watched , they don't get the coverage to match this status.
You're still spewing rhetoric Dave.Number & size of articles in news papers & online
Frequency & length of discussion in sports sections of news on tv , generic sports programs on t.v.
All unbalanced & skewed to other men's national football teams.
While the ratings indicate the Kangaroos are the most watched , they don't get the coverage to match this status.
lol "The size of articles".
Taking your assertion of media coverage at face value, you do realise that the soccer match meant more, it was a WC qualifier (The soccer WC is kind of a big deal) against a top Asian opponent as opposed to a warm up test for the 4 nations.
Well I don't think it got enough , so we'll agree to disagree.You're still spewing rhetoric Dave.
What is the number and size of articles in news papers and online?
Detail the frequency and length of discussion in sports sections of news on tv and generic sports programs?
As someone who lives in a non-traditional RL market I found the Kangaroos v Kiwis match got plenty of coverage in the media in the lead-up. That might be due to the Smith-Cronk connection but even so... it was there.
Conversely, the build up down here for the Socceroos game on Tuesday night was quiet, despite this city being the host venue.
Our game was broadcast nationally on 9, except Adelaide.A big deal
That was watched by nearly 1 million less Australians then the game in Perth.
Well I don't think it got enough , so we'll agree to disagree.
Who determines what is & isn't a big deal exactly ?
The viewers
Or the media telling us what is or isn't ?
The latter at least try to in a lot of cases
Pushing their own agendas.
The media have pushed the idea that international rugby league is dead for decades , but apart from cricket there is rarely anything bigger From an international point of view then a league test as far as Australians are concerned
A big deal
That was watched by nearly 1 million less Australians then the game in Perth.
Lol
So many lols
Our game was broadcast nationally on 9, except Adelaide.
Their game was not broadcast on the main channel at all, and only appeared on 9Go!.
Think that might have something to do with it?
Wait on, I and others have quantified what we understand with facts and figures, while you've continued to push theoretical and anecdotal evidence. That's not 'agree to disagree', Dave, that's you unable to back your position because you have no actual evidence but your own opinion/perspective. You're entitled to it but it doesn't mean much.
We all agree the Test is a big deal - it's clear from the crowd, the ratings and the media attention it got, that it was.
Ol potatoDumbo dave doing his best to shut down threads through sheer stupidity.
Ill give you a hint... The 'W' in WC is the pertinent word.
Nothing you've said is clear.And you're entitled to yours
It doesn't mean much to me
I've backed my position. You say the ratings prove I'm wrong.. I say they prove I'm right.
It doesn't matter that this soccer world cup qualifier wasn't on the main channel because When they are it's barely any different.
They Still get slaughtered.
It's an unbalanced coverage of the 2 sports
Nothing is more clear.