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Ok need 2nd team in Melbourne
you too????.......And I continue to have a flourishing head of hair and a 12 inch cock.
OK. Before this goes any further I need to know three things:And I continue to have a flourishing head of hair and a 12 inch cock.
And I continue to have a flourishing head of hair and a 12 inch cock.
you too????.......
Why do you think that is so ? does it suggest the next generation of sport followers in Victoria (assuming a lot of those engagements are from Vic.) are less parochial than your average f-ball cult member of previous generations or something else.The numbers for the NSW & QLD teams are accurate. The Storm numbers include a lot of casual fans who say they follow the Storm because they're the NRL team they know from their state. I've said this all before. Brisbane Broncos are the biggest NRL team. Just like Collingwood are bigger than the Swans.
That said - the Storm have some massive youth engagement numbers on Instagram and Tiktok. They're on par with Collingwood Magpies (348k to 350k) and have 152k more than the Sydney Swans (196k).
There's only one rugby code in australia now so that helps.The big take away should be this:
In 2023 now 7.2 million Australians (33.5%), up a stunning 11.7% from a year ago, support an NRL team. The increase is even more impressive, up by over 2 million (+39.2%) compared to four years ago pre-pandemic in 2019.
Remember - regardless of bias towards teams like the Storm - the same question set is used each year. So in 4 years the NRL has grown it's appeal by 39.2%.
Judging by their home crowd in their semi v Roosters, not in Melbourne either.Where are all the Storm ‘supporters’ living! Definitely not in Sydney! There were very few at the PF.