2024 TV and Streaming Ratings Discussion

[titoelcolombiano]

Won’t be enough knock ons and missed goals for the fumblers

Yeh if only Nicho was playing

 

[Wb1234]

Yeh if only Nicho was playing

Harsh

….

But fair

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

Hey man, I don't know you as a poster, I just read through a lot of shyte here.
I'm going to give you an insight as to what will happen next Sunday with the NRL Grand Final.
Melbourne people are going to watch it on a big scale. Why? Because they want to go for their city.
Sydney are going to watch it. Why? Because we all know it's going to be one of the best ever.
WA is going to watch it more than they have been. Why? Because they've got the sniff of being involved.
Qld are going to watch it. Why? Because they are Rugby League mad.

I reckon the NRL GF will top 5M.

You make a good point, even though the numbers of viewers available out of W.A. and S.A. aren`t huge, neither, unlike our rival, have NRL teams. Not having an NRL team makes it much less likely for the casual sports fans to be engaged with our sport, most likely just through a lack of coverage of the sport in those states.
Give them a team and eventually, obviously not straight away, as the team becomes part of the sporting landscape in those states, it is much more likely that we will start to pick up those sports fans in our viewing figures.

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

NRLW rating a very respectable 260 000 for Sunday`s second semi. Also coming in 8th in the 16 - 39 year-old category.

 

[Wb1234]

TikTok - Make Your Day

 

[Billythekid]

NRLW rating a very respectable 260 000 for Sunday`s second semi. Also coming in 8th in the 16 - 39 year-old category.

Pretty solid. It still feels a bit like a tournament that’s been cobbled together (like our international game). It will take time and regular competition to really build on those numbers.

I actually think SOO might be the thing that really helps push the womens game forward.

 

[Wb1234]

 

[The_Wookie]

Last Weeks Streaming

Secondary Description	BVOD Audience	BVOD Reach
STORM V ROOSTERS	389,000	617,000
PF PANTHERS V SHARKS	365,000	562,000
F1 SINGAPORE RACE	281,000	394,000
F1 SINGAPORE	72,000	218,000
Moto GP EMILIA ROMAGNA RACE	49,000	62,000
Netball AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND G2	46,000	78,000
Netball AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND G3	46,000	75,000
QLD Cup GF DEVILS V DOLPHINS	44,000	101,000
LIVE: AFL GRAND FINAL BREAKFAST	42,000	104,000
Cricket ENG V AUS G3 IN1	39,000	85,000
NFL FALCONS V CHIEFS	39,000	111,000

 

[The_Wookie]

NRL FInals Ratings *known

Home	Away	Total TV	TV Reach	BVOD	BVOD Reach	Agg Ave
Penrith	Sydney	776,000	1,641,000	274000	485,000	1,050,000
Melbourne	Cronulla	572,000	1,380,000	315000	535,000	887,000
North Queensland	Newcastle	723,000	1,524,000	282000	498,000	1,005,000
Canterbury	Manly	828,000	1,788,000	353000	554,000	1,181,000
Cronulla	North Queensland	868,000	1,786,000	281000	512,000	1,149,000
Sydney	Manly	836,000	1,754,000	285000	510,000	1,121,000
Melbourne	Sydney	1,171,000	2,323,000	389000	617,000	1,560,000
Penrith	Cronulla	1,156,000	2,164,000	365000	562,000	1,521,000
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AFL Finals Ratings *known

Home	Away	Total TV	Reach	BVOD	BVOD Reach	Agg Ave
Port Adelaide	Geelong	832,000	2,493,000	356,000	642,000	1,188,000
Western Bulldogs	Hawthorn	972,000	2,426,000	413,000	710,000	1,385,000
Sydney	GWS	718,000	2,092,000	369,000	750,000	1,087,000
Brisbane	Carlton	887,000	2,342,000	374,000	706,000	1,261,000
Port Adelaide	Hawthorn	1,082,000	2,623,000	440,000	780,000	1,522,000
GWS	Brisbane	922,000	2,645,000	388,000	788,000	1,310,000
Sydney	Port Adelaide	1,206,000	2,993,000	432,000	802,000	1,638,000
Geelong	Brisbane	1,334,000	3,251,000	506,000	914,000	1,840,000
Sydney	Brisbane	4,024,000	6,087,000			4,024,000

 

[TheRam]

I'm talking about the St Peter Vlandy's administration, those that came before him were all muppets.

Love to see a dollar value spent by the AFL per NSW player produced v spent by the NRL for Victorian players produced. Their spend would be rediculous for the mid results. We get amazing value for money

Storm have virtually produce no one. So where is the value in that?

AFL knows you need to spend big to EVENTUALLY get the results you are looking for. It is looking pretty good if I was an AFL administrator. In another 20 years or so they will be producing around half the players the Sydney and QLD clubs need while I suspect Mel will still be fishing in Qld, NZ and Pacific Islands just like they are now with almost zero home grown talent to show.

The AFL have money. They don't care that they are spending millions or even if they eventually end up spending billions if in the end they have colonized the whole of the country and they end up the number one winter sport. Would you?

Not saying the NRL will die, but the AFL's big picture plan is to eventually dominate the entire landscape of Australia even if it takes another 20-50 years. You know, the type of far reaching strategy that the best and biggest transnational companies of the world do.

Who cares how much money you are spending if you are constantly eating up your competitors market share.

 

[Wb1234]

Storm have virtually produce no one. So where is the value in that?

AFL knows you need to spend big to EVENTUALLY get the results you are looking for. It is looking pretty good if I was an AFL administrator. In another 20 years or so they will be producing around half the players the Sydney and QLD clubs need while I suspect Mel will still be fishing in Qld, NZ and Pacific Islands just like they are now with almost zero home grown talent to show.

The AFL have money. They don't care that they are spending millions or even if they eventually end up spending billions if in the end they have colonized the whole of the country and they end up the number one winter sport. Would you?

Not saying the NRL will die, but the AFL's big picture plan is to eventually dominate the entire landscape of Australia even if it takes another 20-50 years. You know, the type of far reaching strategy that the best and biggest transnational companies of the world do.

Who cares how much money you are spending if you are constantly eating up your competitors market share.

There was a sports survey earlier this year in western Sydney and afl ranked last in terms of participation

The only impact they’ve made in Sydney is in private schools getting the tall stick insects who would’ve jumped in line outs

The breakfast point giants are the worst expansion team in Australian sports and it’s only the afl throwing away tens of millions keeping them alive

Most juniors from western Sydney don’t have the body types suited to afl (Israel Folau says hello)

 

[Perth Red]

Whats with the anomay of AFL getting more finals viewers when NRL gets more regular round viewers?

 

[Trifili13]

While I understand everyone likes to stick the boot into the AFL and it's expansion teams in the non-AFL states of NSW and QLD, the Titans and their various predecessor guises in a staunch NRL state have hardly been a roaring success. I would dare say that if the Storm did not get all the leg-ups from News Ltd it would struggle to exist today.

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

while I suspect Mel will still be fishing in Qld, NZ and Pacific Islands just like they are now with almost zero home grown talent to show.

You know that not everyone in fumbleball states loves fumbleball. Melbourne Storm have made fantastic progress (now that they are trying) over the last couple of years and this will continue, Western Oz will soon be joining the party. We can probably expect 10 - 15 000 juniors in both those states over the next 10 years.

Not saying the NRL will die, but the AFL's big picture plan is to eventually dominate the entire landscape of Australia even if it takes another 20-50 years. You know, the type of far reaching strategy that the best and biggest transnational companies of the world do.

But they are not a transnational company, and don`t compare them to the NFL because there is a gladiatorial element to the NFL that fumbleball will never have.
In the long run it will be that lack of appeal overseas and lack of a representative calendar that will allow other sports to undermine any progress that f-ball has made.
NRL has a month of international football coming up after this week, as this tournament grows it will be played and televised in F-ball states. It will be very hard to ignore, and this is why you will start to see more and more kids wanting to try our sport.

 

[Mother Nature's Son]

Storm have virtually produce no one. So where is the value in that?

AFL knows you need to spend big to EVENTUALLY get the results you are looking for. It is looking pretty good if I was an AFL administrator. In another 20 years or so they will be producing around half the players the Sydney and QLD clubs need while I suspect Mel will still be fishing in Qld, NZ and Pacific Islands just like they are now with almost zero home grown talent to show.

The AFL have money. They don't care that they are spending millions or even if they eventually end up spending billions if in the end they have colonized the whole of the country and they end up the number one winter sport. Would you?

Not saying the NRL will die, but the AFL's big picture plan is to eventually dominate the entire landscape of Australia even if it takes another 20-50 years. You know, the type of far reaching strategy that the best and biggest transnational companies of the world do.

Who cares how much money you are spending if you are constantly eating up your competitors market share.

Whats with the anomay of AFL getting more finals viewers when NRL gets more regular round viewers?

While I understand everyone likes to stick the boot into the AFL and it's expansion teams in the non-AFL states of NSW and QLD, the Titans and their various predecessor guises in a staunch NRL state have hardly been a roaring success. I would dare say that if the Storm did not get all the leg-ups from News Ltd it would struggle to exist today.

Fumbleball season must be over.

 

[The_Wookie]

Whats with the anomay of AFL getting more finals viewers when NRL gets more regular round viewers?

Finals are always like this.

 

[Trifili13]

Fumbleball season must be over.

I follow multiple sports like most people and has nothing to do with fumbleball season being over.

Am I wrong in what I wrote?

 

[Perth Red]

There was a sports survey earlier this year in western Sydney and afl ranked last in terms of participation

The only impact they’ve made in Sydney is in private schools getting the tall stick insects who would’ve jumped in line outs

The breakfast point giants are the worst expansion team in Australian sports and it’s only the afl throwing away tens of millions keeping them alive

Most juniors from western Sydney don’t have the body types suited to afl (Israel Folau says hello)

Not to derail the tv thread further but seeing as WB rasied it a good article about the challenges and commitment AFL has to cracking Western Sydney. Imagine if NRl had a strategy and investment pot like this in AFL territory!

‘Not where we want to be’: AFL booming in Swans territory, but it’s a different story out west

The Giants may be flying high in the finals, but the AFL admits that it still has significant work to do on attracting fans and participants in western Sydney.

www.theage.com.au

 

[TheRam]

Don't think it's that easy. NRL need to figure out why our viewership doesn't carry into the finals.

Maybe because the same old boring teams are winning and especially since the Panthers are so dominant they have taken the air out of the finals series. I know I couldn't care less and have barely watch the finals this year.

 

[Perth Red]

Finals are always like this.

yes, but why?