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2019 ratings

greenBV4

greenBV4

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Great that there is competition, hopefully the bidding will drive up the rights by a fair bit, and it could also lead to an extra free-to-air game for the fans, even if 10 doesn't out bid 9 (I doubt nine would give up its NRL rights easily), we could end up with both networks airing games

Maybe 10 can essentially fund 2 new expansion teams and in return have exclusive rights to the extra game created
 
The_Wookie

The_Wookie

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NRL ON NINE – MACCA’S THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTY

ROUND 25 – RABBITOHS VS ROOSTERS


·1.791 million people tuned into Nine’s Round 25 Macca’s Thursday Night Footy coverage, LIVE on Nine and 9GEM. (National cume reach)


  • 1.791 million cume reach represents a 19% increase in reach on Nine compared to Round 25 Thursday Night Footy year-on-year

· National peak audience: 1.083 million

Nine national peak audience: 805,000 (5 City: 505,000 / Regional: 300,000)

Fox League national peak audience: 278,000


  • 505,000 Metro peak represents a 17% increase in viewers on Nine compared to Round 25 Thursday Night Footy year-on-year

·National average audience: 771,000

Nine national average audience: 563,000 (5 City: 360,000 / Regional: 203,000)

Fox League national average audience: 208,000


  • 360,000 Metro average represents a 3% increase in viewers on Nine compared to Round 25 Thursday Night Footy year-on-year

MACCA’S GOLDEN POINT

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5


·Macca’s Golden Point achieved an average audience in NSW and QLD of 258,000 (Syd + Bris metro: 171,000 / NSW + QLD regional: 87,000)



Source: Oz Tam+ Regional Tam, Overnight Data, 1 min cume reach, Macca’s Thursday Night Footy, includes pre match, 5th September 2019, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg Markets, Nine Network + Nine Network Content Affiliates.


Source: Macca’s Golden Point data based on Oztam (Metro + Regional).


Data :copyright: OzTAM Pty Limited 2019. The Data may not be reproduced, published or communicated (electronically or in hard copy) without the prior written consent of OzTAM.
 
The_Wookie

The_Wookie

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NRL ON NINE – VB FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY

ROUND 25 – STORM vs COWBOYS


  • 1.650 million people tuned into Nine’s Round 25 VB Friday Night Footy coverage, LIVE on Nine and 9GEM (National cume reach)

o1.650 million cume reach represents a 1% increase in reach on Nine compared to Round 25 Friday Night Footy year-on-year


  • National peak audience: 1.033 million
Nine national peak audience: 681,000 (5 City: 400,000 / Regional: 281,000)

Fox League national peak audience: 352,000


  • National average audience: 706,000
Nine national average audience: 492,000 (5 City: 309,000 / Regional: 183,000)

Fox League national average audience: 214,000


FRIDAY NIGHT KNOCK OFF

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6


  • Friday Night Knock Off achieved an average audience in NSW and QLD of 164,000 (Syd + Bris metro: 98,000 / NSW + QLD regional: 66,000)



Source: Oz Tam+ Regional Tam, Overnight Data, 1 min cume reach, VB Friday Night Footy, includes pre and post-match, 6th September 2019, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg Markets, Nine Network + Nine Network Content Affiliates.


Source: Friday Night Knock Off data based on Oztam (Metro + Regional).


Data :copyright: OzTAM Pty Limited 2019. The Data may not be reproduced, published or communicated (electronically or in hard copy) without the prior written consent of OzTAM.
 
The_Wookie

The_Wookie

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NRL ON NINE – MACCA’S SATURDAY NIGHT FOOTY

ROUND 25 – TITANS vs DRAGONS


  • 1.325 million people tuned into Nine’s Round 25 Macca’s Saturday Night Footy coverage, LIVE on Nine and 9GEM (National cume reach)

  • 1.359 million cume reach represents a 29% increase in reach on Nine compared to Round 25 Saturday Night Footy year-on-year

  • National peak audience: 622,000
Nine national peak audience: 424,000 (5 City: 235,000 / Regional: 189,000)

Fox League national peak audience: 198,000


  • National average audience: 410,000
Nine national average audience: 273,000 (5 City: 165,000 / Regional: 108,000)

Fox League national average audience: 137,000



Source: Oz Tam+ Regional Tam, Overnight Data, 1 min cume reach, Macca’s Saturday Night Footy, includes pre and post-match, 7th September 2019, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg Markets, Nine Network + Nine Network Content Affiliates.


Data :copyright: OzTAM Pty Limited 2019. The Data may not be reproduced, published or communicated (electronically or in hard copy) without the prior written consent of OzTAM.
 
The_Wookie

The_Wookie

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NRL ON NINE – ROUND 25


(Includes Macca’s Thursday Night Footy, VB Friday Night Footy, Macca’s Saturday Night Footy and Chemist Warehouse Sunday Footy)


  • 3.494 million people tuned into NRL on Nine’s match coverage for Round 25, LIVE on Nine and 9Gem across the nation. (National cume reach – includes pre & post-match content)

  • 9Now Total Round 25 Minutes (matches only) streamed Live: 3.3 Million
  • 9Now Live average VPM up 48% from Round 25 2018
  • 9Now Total streams up 187% from Round 25 2018
  • 9Now Total minutes up 52% from Round 25 2018

CHEMIST WAREHOUSE SUNDAY FOOTY

ROUND 25 – PANTHERS vs KNIGHTS


  • 1.254 million people tuned into Nine’s Round 24 Chemist Warehouse Sunday Footy coverage, LIVE on Nine and 9Gem. (National cume reach)

  • National peak audience: 1.018 million
Nine National peak audience: 724,000 (5 City: 434,000 / Regional: 290,000)

Fox League national peak audience: 294,000


  • National average audience: 666,000
Nine National average audience: 444,000 (5 City: 262,000 / Regional: 182,000)

Fox League national average audience: 222,000


Source: Oz TAM + Reg Tam. Overnight Data, 1 min cume reach, Macca’s Thursday Night Footy, VB Friday Night Footy, Chemist Warehouse Sunday Footy, includes pre/post coverage, Total People, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg Markets, Nine + Nine Content Affiliates


Source: OzTAM LIVE VPM; Metric: Minutes; 5th September – 9th September 2019. Including Match, pre and post coverage. Excluding Macca’s Golden Point, Friday Night Knock Off, Sunday Kick Off and Sunday Footy Show.


Source: Oz Tam+ Reg Tam, Overnight Data, 9/9/2019, Sunday Football, excludes pre- match coverage, Average + Peak Audience, 5 City Metro + Combined Agg. Markets, Nine Network + Nine Network Content Affiliates + Fox League National STV Database, Total People.


Data :copyright: OzTAM Pty Limited 2019. The Data may not be reproduced, published or communicated (electronically or in hard copy) without the prior written consent of OzTAM.
 
RL The greatest game

RL The greatest game

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The_Wookie said:
NRL Premiership Season - 88.201 m total, 459,000 average
AFL Premiership Season - 89.110 m total, 450,000 average

NRL Year - 99.534m total, 490,000 average
AFL Year - 100.886m total, 388,000 average.
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They are not going to like this on bigfooty as they struggle with the truth.
 
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RL The greatest game said:
They are not going to like this on bigfooty as they struggle with the truth.
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It's almost embarassing how the AFL constantly refer to their training run like game as "Big Footy"! I'll show you Big footy when a Jason Taumalolo and the like runs at you full pelt and you are required to tackle them! See if the "Big Footy" dudes can pump up their chest with that task!?
 
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RL The greatest game said:
I can't post on bigfooty due to being banned but if you or any other poster on here, if they are a member could post this on bigfooty they would be in meltdown
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Think they’ve got their own topics where they’d post this mate. I tend to avoid posting on forums of other codes. As for the nrl ratings. No Kayo in the data so the shortfall this year is made up there. We really do need to get away from channel 9 though.
 
j5o6hn

j5o6hn

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Unfortunately I was laid up in Hospital over the past 6 days from Tuesday up in St John Of God Midland in Perth if that's the best NRL coverage 9 can come up with on NRL Jeasusss
A opinionated pack of clowns led by the Rorters lover Christ FOXTEL run rings around it If Ten is sniffing around it may get interesting
It was like Chalk & Cheese
 
taipan

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Perth Red said:
Crowds down, tv audiences down. Is Greenberg on performance related pay?
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Perhaps being half on what Smith was getting has something to do with it.
I'm sure Greenberg was helped by the performances of the Broncos,Dragons,Panthers ,Cowboys and Titans.But of course we know when teams are crap, people flock to them in droves at the stadiums and on TV.
Plus Greenberg was helped by that professional ,entertaining ch9 commentary team of brilliant TV people.
Did Perth help with any of the Tv ratings? You know the city that is craving for an NRL team.And of course Melbourne .Just a thought.
 
tri_colours

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Perth Red said:
Crowds down, tv audiences down. Is Greenberg on performance related pay?
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I seem to recall last years being a good year for ratings, The NRL bucked the trend some what. AFL on the other hand had a horror year for ratings. So this year we have recorded slightly less ratings than last year (despite the Ashes and crickets wold cup and all the streaming that's taking place. Financially we bagged a surplus of almost 50m. We have assets and money in the bank. Wow, way to go Tod/ARL.

And we did all this despite POOR CROWD FIGURES.

PS. The crowd numbers aren't that bad,per head there in line with the rest of the world.
 
j5o6hn

j5o6hn

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As long as if they cut a team it might be the Sharks, but send them to Brisbane they deserve each other Watching as is my want NRL 360 & observing the antics of the 3 media buffoons,these clowns are still carrying one about Smith,There was an AFL player had up for far worse but in WA it got a quick run & AFAIK vanished into the air
Rugby Leagues WORST enemy's are the Murdoch Media I sometimes wonder why Murdoch threw all that money at AFL, Kent annoys me no end I battle to get through 360 for fear of throwing a brick at the TV I wont mention the other members 1 from QLD & 1 old grey haired bloke who seems to have a thing/Problem/obsession with the Storm
But as for the Rorters & the free pass given to Hargreaves I thought they wanted to protect players the NRL need to sack the tribunal or whatever they call them & start again If you hit another player around the head OFF you should go & get a month to think about it
When I played players had legs you tackle them Shoulders, head is just dross
 
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