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+x+x+xGabba looks sold out for the big bash, cricket fans must have finished Christmas shopping already. Shame they couldn't get to the test match. They were probably at work... Too windy those days
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robstazzz
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Western Sydney v Western United - 9,400
Wellington Pheonix v Sydney FC - 7,900
Melbourne City v Melbourne Victory - 19,200
Perth Glory v Newcastle Jets - 7,400
Central Coast v Adelaide - 5,100
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Eldar
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+x+x+x+xGabba looks sold out for the big bash, cricket fans must have finished Christmas shopping already. Shame they couldn't get to the test match. They were probably at work... Too windy those days It was too hot in Perth so the night time games should go better there too.
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Feed_The_Brox
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+x You guys realise this was the exact same price City fans had to pay at Marvel earlier this season?
bullshit. provide evidence or STFU. I do concede that when Heart/City added $5 to each ticket many years ago, MVFC followed suit. 2 wrongs don't make a right. but we didn't charge $55 for the away bay in R1.
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mlar
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+x+x You guys realise this was the exact same price City fans had to pay at Marvel earlier this season?
bullshit. provide evidence or STFU. I do concede that when Heart/City added $5 to each ticket many years ago, MVFC followed suit. 2 wrongs don't make a right. but we didn't charge $55 for the away bay in R1. How can I provide you the evidence now when the game was in round 1? That was the price to sit in the ACTIVE area for City away fans, I can understand why you wouldn't check since you wouldn't go sit there, but it was. And it''s exactly the same price it is for Victory ACTIVE away fans for this game. Seriously, why would I be lying or making it up when I said it was a league problem with the pricing? Go sit somewhere else if you can't/don't want to pay $50 to sit in Victory's allocated active section, that's what I did for round 1. It was the same case, pay $50 to sit in active away area or pay $30 for basic seating. Sick of all the Victory fans like yourself who obviously think you're the only club that has to fork out a fortune to go to a game. Living in Melbourne, I know straight up that both City and Victory overprice their tickets, I've heard and read from people that Perth and WSW do too. No club should be pricing $50 for a game that doesn't even come close to selling out. No club, including Victory, has demand more than supply.
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Melbcityguy
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Has the BBL lost a bit of its shine?On a pleasant night at the SCG they could only get a disappointing crowd of 13,247
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southmelb
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+xHas the BBL lost a bit of its shine?On a pleasant night at the SCG they could only get a disappointing crowd of 13,247 Sydney fc would kill for that on a Wednesday night.
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Eldar
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+x+xHas the BBL lost a bit of its shine?On a pleasant night at the SCG they could only get a disappointing crowd of 13,247 Sydney fc would kill for that on a Wednesday night. If they played 3 or 4 home games a year during the holiday season?
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southmelb
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+x+x+xHas the BBL lost a bit of its shine?On a pleasant night at the SCG they could only get a disappointing crowd of 13,247 Sydney fc would kill for that on a Wednesday night. If they played 3 or 4 home games a year during the holiday season? Holiday season? Every adult there last night would have had work today.
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Eldar
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+x+x+x+xHas the BBL lost a bit of its shine?On a pleasant night at the SCG they could only get a disappointing crowd of 13,247 Sydney fc would kill for that on a Wednesday night. If they played 3 or 4 home games a year during the holiday season? Holiday season? Every adult there last night would have had work today. What time do adults have to go to bed?
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southmelb
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+x+x+x+x+xHas the BBL lost a bit of its shine?On a pleasant night at the SCG they could only get a disappointing crowd of 13,247 Sydney fc would kill for that on a Wednesday night. If they played 3 or 4 home games a year during the holiday season? Holiday season? Every adult there last night would have had work today. What time do adults have to go to bed? Regardless nobody wants to be at a midweek sporting event that finishes close to 11pm with work the next day.
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robbos
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+x+xHas the BBL lost a bit of its shine?On a pleasant night at the SCG they could only get a disappointing crowd of 13,247 Sydney fc would kill for that on a Wednesday night. What??? Do you mean SFC would kill for the media attention, the foxsport attention, this is nearly AFL media level attention, wall to wall coverage & get 13K for a Wednesday night. If SFC had half the media attention & media budget as the Giants in the AFL & the BBL, it would smash 13K on a Wednesday night. They are playing some wonderful football at present, up there nearly with Ange Brisbane Roar as some of the best local club football this country has seen.
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BBL is like McDonalds.It's primary target is kids.It's no surprise the games run during the school holidays. If the novelty wears off because of too many games,kids will stop going and then crowds will begin looking like normal cricket crowds.
As far as ratings go.It's hard to know what the future holds.Cricket is one of those games you can leave on in the background during those hot summer days.It's almost like a screen saver. Whether endless BBL games starts to become boring ,only time will tell,especially with changing viewing habits as streaming options become embedded.
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Melbcityguy
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Well western united fans will be able to relate to this BBL: Sydney Thunder d Melbourne Renegades GMHBA Stadium 8,421
i know it was a melbourne vs sydney match not sure if geelong have a team
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+xWhat??? Do you mean SFC would kill for the media attention, the foxsport attention, this is nearly AFL media level attention, wall to wall coverage & get 13K for a Wednesday night. If SFC had half the media attention & media budget as the Giants in the AFL & the BBL, it would smash 13K on a Wednesday night. They are playing some wonderful football at present, up there nearly with Ange Brisbane Roar as some of the best local club football this country has seen. hard to argue with this
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southmelb
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+x+xWhat??? Do you mean SFC would kill for the media attention, the foxsport attention, this is nearly AFL media level attention, wall to wall coverage & get 13K for a Wednesday night. If SFC had half the media attention & media budget as the Giants in the AFL & the BBL, it would smash 13K on a Wednesday night. They are playing some wonderful football at present, up there nearly with Ange Brisbane Roar as some of the best local club football this country has seen. hard to argue with this It’s easy to argue with it, the average sports fan could not name you a single Sydney Sixers player. If the Sydney kings received the same level of media attention as what Sydney fc have had over the years they would need to be build the worlds largest basketball arena.
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Popularity creates media interest. Not the other way around. The BBL receives incredible media interest because it is popular Its ridiculous to think people will watch a failing product in large numbers just because its on TV Plenty of people on here hate the AFL, NRL or BBL despite the heavy coverage. Why assume other people are different when it comes to our league?
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+xPopularity creates media interest. Not the other way around. The BBL receives incredible media interest because it is popular Its ridiculous to think people will watch a failing product in large numbers just because its on TV Plenty of people on here hate the AFL, NRL or BBL despite the heavy coverage. Why assume other people are different when it comes to our league? This one of the great victim conspiracies preferred on this site is “if only the dastardly mainstream media would promote the HAL properly, then the mainstream public will suddenly realise they’ve loved the HAL all along !”
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Mark457
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+xPopularity creates media interest. Not the other way around. The BBL receives incredible media interest because it is popular Its ridiculous to think people will watch a failing product in large numbers just because its on TV Plenty of people on here hate the AFL, NRL or BBL despite the heavy coverage. Why assume other people are different when it comes to our league? Maybe but still think commercial interest drives coverage. Broncos and Courier Mail a point in case, effectively owned by the same people. People on this forum are most likely football fans not swayed by massive advertising campaigns on AFL or The Big Bash. However, the large majority of sports and entertainment loving people would be the target. The book Soccernomics discusses this, the loyal supporter and the transient supporter combine to support the big European clubs.
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southmelb
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Bbl match right now in the NT that started at 2pm, could you imagine the excuses if an A league game started at 2pm on a workday?
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bluebird
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+x+xPopularity creates media interest. Not the other way around. The BBL receives incredible media interest because it is popular Its ridiculous to think people will watch a failing product in large numbers just because its on TV Plenty of people on here hate the AFL, NRL or BBL despite the heavy coverage. Why assume other people are different when it comes to our league? Maybe but still think commercial interest drives coverage. Broncos and Courier Mail a point in case, effectively owned by the same people. People on this forum are most likely football fans not swayed by massive advertising campaigns on AFL or The Big Bash. However, the large majority of sports and entertainment loving people would be the target. The book Soccernomics discusses this, the loyal supporter and the transient supporter combine to support the big European clubs. If media networks had control over what we did and didnt like then most TV shows would rate the same In fact they wouldnt spend time and money trying to make the A League popular given the broadcast costs and amount they had to pay out. You'd see everybody watching Bewitched reruns Sport has cultural and social significance. The importance of cricket to Australians is the reason the WBBL was killing the A League, not the amount of advertising material
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robbos
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+x+x+xWhat??? Do you mean SFC would kill for the media attention, the foxsport attention, this is nearly AFL media level attention, wall to wall coverage & get 13K for a Wednesday night. If SFC had half the media attention & media budget as the Giants in the AFL & the BBL, it would smash 13K on a Wednesday night. They are playing some wonderful football at present, up there nearly with Ange Brisbane Roar as some of the best local club football this country has seen. hard to argue with this It’s easy to argue with it, the average sports fan could not name you a single Sydney Sixers player. If the Sydney kings received the same level of media attention as what Sydney fc have had over the years they would need to be build the worlds largest basketball arena. I'm a massive cricket fan, I wouldn't even know what the Sydney sixers are let alone name a player. The BBL media attention is all about the hype, the Test Cricket players are the ones with the well known players & yet the Test crowds are low. I think you are grasping there with the Sydney Kings.
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robbos
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+xPopularity creates media interest. Not the other way around. The BBL receives incredible media interest because it is popular Its ridiculous to think people will watch a failing product in large numbers just because its on TV Plenty of people on here hate the AFL, NRL or BBL despite the heavy coverage. Why assume other people are different when it comes to our league? Why are Maccas the largest food chain in the world, media drives popularity. Look at the Kardashians, you do not think the media drives their popularity, look at Justin Beaver. I followed La Liga for years now with Messi v Ronaldo, many champions league win, best players in the world, best teams in the world up to this year, so why was PL the more popular, media!!!!!
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+x+xPopularity creates media interest. Not the other way around. The BBL receives incredible media interest because it is popular Its ridiculous to think people will watch a failing product in large numbers just because its on TV Plenty of people on here hate the AFL, NRL or BBL despite the heavy coverage. Why assume other people are different when it comes to our league? Why are Maccas the largest food chain in the world, media drives popularity. Look at the Kardashians, you do not think the media drives their popularity, look at Justin Beaver. I followed La Liga for years now with Messi v Ronaldo, many champions league win, best players in the world, best teams in the world up to this year, so why was PL the more popular, media!!!!! English football has a long history of being popular in Australia. It didn't just eventuate overnight.
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Eldar
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I would settle for them putting a-league plugs in the top corner of cricket broadcasts like they do for cricket during football broadcasts.
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Eldar
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Oh BTW, there is a big bash game on for anyone watching the w-league game. Just a heads up.
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+xOh BTW, there is a big bash game on for anyone watching the w-league game. Just a heads up. Well when the Smurf women lose 0-5 that could be a welcome distraction
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Both A-league and W-League(which finished an hour ago) trending above BBL match on twitter at the moment.
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where do you see that? my feed has over 16k tweets for Maxwell alone and is way above both
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+xwhere do you see that? my feed has over 16k tweets for Maxwell alone and is way above both What is trending number one for you? Glenn Maxwell got 2300 tweets for me.
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