Attendances 2012 / 13 season

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over 13 years ago

Round 1:
Melbourne vs Heart - 42,032
Wellington vs Sydney - 12,057
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 10,458
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 14,868
Perth vs Brisbane - 14,085

Round 1 total: 93,500 (Rd.1 2011/12: 79,850 +13,650 +14.6%)
Round 1 average: 18,700 (Rd.1 2011/12: 15,970 +2,730)
Season total: 93,500
Season average: 18,700

Round 2:
Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 8,950
Sydney vs Newcastle - 35,419
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 17,364
Heart vs Wellington - 10,907
Central Coast vs Perth - 9,192

Round 2 total: 81,832 (Rd.2 2011/12: 55,588 +26,244 +32%)
Round 2 average: 16,366 (Rd.2 2011/12: 11,118 +5,248)
Season total: 175,332 (Total to Rd.2 2011/12: 135,438 +39,894 +22.8%)
Season average: 17,533 (Avg. to Rd.2 2011/12: 13,544 +3,989)

Round 3:
Melbourne vs Adelaide - 19,174
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 15,289
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 19,126
Wellington vs Brisbane - 9,182
Perth vs Heart - 7,548

Round 3 total: 70,319 (Rd.3 2011/12: 87,958 -17639 -20%)
Round 3 average: 14,064 (Rd.3 2011/12: 17,592 -3528)
Season total: 245,651 (Total to Rd.3 2011/12: 223,396 +22,255 +9%)
Season average: 16,377 (Avg. to Rd.3 2011/12: 14,893 +1,484)

Round 4:
Newcastle vs Melbourne -
Adelaide vs Wellington -
Brisbane vs Western Sydney -
Heart vs Central Coast -
Sydney vs Perth -

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago · edited over 13 years ago · History

TV Ratings ... last year Australia ratings across all a-League rounds and finals was 65, 000... and this was around a 40% increase on the year before..

This years rating are quite sound ... as and aside the Wallabies V AB got 236k live on Fox.

Round 1:

Melbourne vs Heart - 129, 000
Wellington vs Sydney - 109, 000
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 124, 000
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 77, 000
Perth vs Brisbane - 102, 000

Round 2:

Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 90, 000
Sydney vs Newcastle - 156, 000
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 101, 000
Heart vs Wellington - 73, 000
Central Coast vs Perth - 78, 000

Round 3 rating to date average to date 101.6K

Melbourne vs Adelaide - 102, 000
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 78, 000
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 102, 000
Wellington vs Brisbane - 58, 000
Perth vs Heart - 67, 000

Round 4 :

Newcastle vs Melbourne -
Adelaide vs Wellington -
Brisbane vs Western Sydney -
Heart vs Central Coast -
Sydney vs Perth -

Accumulative viewers for round - 407,000

Accumulative viewers for the season to date - 1,447,000

Rating Average for Round - 81,400

Rating Average for season to date(15 games) - 96,467

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

With all the support from Auckland for football. Air New Zealand Night Rider service should double our stadium crowd. $29.00 each way and $20 night at Downtown BackPackers. Oh big pocket money for night in Courtenay Place.

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over 13 years ago

If somebody told me 6 years ago (ie, pre-Phoenix) that a Wellington-Auckland NPC semi final and a regular season A-League match were on at the Stadium on the same weekend and the football match attracted 40-50% more spectators, I would've wondered what drugs they are on.

Ok, it may be saying more about the demise of the NPC, but getting close to 10k in times when all codes are struggling to get bums on seats is still pretty good going.

I know, I know, its serious!

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over 13 years ago

Appreciate if someone knows how to get tho the Trong and get their ratings ... would love to get a combined Aust + NZ rating number... or simply post the NZ ratings ...

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Read somewhere today but cannot find the link that the TV rating after three rounds last season was 64K even with the big MV harry ratings.... over all they averaged over the year including finals at 65K...

If we add the NZ ratings [ I don't know these] to our the Australia ratings the figures are quite impressive ...

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago · edited over 13 years ago · History

From Throng for 21 September tv ratings for Sky Sports (Phoenix vs Brisbane):

Most watched on SKY Sport 1

Intl Netball: 73,460 (4:10pm – 5:30pm)
Intl Netball Post Game: 71,790 (5:30pm – 5:50pm)
Intl Netball Pre Game: 35,870 (5:55pm – 6:05pm)
Intl Netball Pre Game: 33,260 (3:30pm – 4:10pm)

Most watched on SKY Sport 2

Hyundai A-League: 32,040 (4:30pm – 6:30pm)
Intl Rugby Bledisloe Cup Replay: 23,640 (12:00pm – 1:55pm)
PGA European Tour: 21,690 (6:30pm – 10:25pm)

As mentioned previously, our first game vs Sydney got 31,770. Maybe a bit of a surprise that our third game of the season would be the same viewership as our opening game (and vs Del Piero), but probably people are watching the telly more on Sunday afternoons than Saturday evenings.

Our Round 2 match isn't mentioned on their report for that day (14 October) - looks like we would have been on Sky Sports 3 ? which they don't seem to publish figures on.

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over 13 years ago

73,000 watching Netball? That must be the worldwide figure...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qe_B5CzbTJo - Caceres winning penalty v Perth - footage from the Fever Zone

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over 13 years ago

32,000 at the same time 73,000 were watching the netball.

Our numbers are generally better per head of population than the Aus ones by a fair margin, apart from the Sydney vs Newcastle anomaly.

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over 13 years ago

Steve-O wrote:

73,000 watching Netball? That must be the worldwide figure...

Was probably all the Aussies in New Zealand - thought they were watching Harry Kewell.

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over 13 years ago

Steve-O wrote:

73,000 watching Netball? That must be the worldwide figure...

I still don't get netball. I mean, it's young women jumping around in short skirts, so I should like it, but I just can't stomach more than 5 seconds of it.

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over 13 years ago

Hard News wrote:

32,000 at the same time 73,000 were watching the netball.

Our numbers are generally better per head of population than the Aus ones by a fair margin, apart from the Sydney vs Newcastle anomaly.

Perhaps something to do with the (I think) far larger take up of pay tv here than over there - no anti-syphoning laws in NZ.

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over 13 years ago

Colvinator

Thanks for the rating above ... do you know the overall ratings of the A-League by match so they could be added ...

Round 1:

Melbourne vs Heart - Aust 129, 000----- NZ -
Wellington vs Sydney - Aust 109, 000 ----- NZ - 31, 770
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - Aust 124, 000 ----- NZ
Newcastle vs Adelaide - Aust 77, 000 ----- NZ -
Perth vs Brisbane - Aust 102, 000 ----- NZ -

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

None of the other games are on the Throng website unfortunately.

Maybe I'll email them and ask if they have those figures / how we can get hold of them.

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over 13 years ago

I emailed throng the other day as to why they don't show ratings for all sky sports channels... here is the reply I got.

Hi George, Thanks for your email. Unfortunately, not all of the channels are included in the data we receive. Typically, if a show rates inside the top 100 of the day, it will be published Cheers Regan Cunliffe Throng Media

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over 13 years ago

el grapadura wrote:

Steve-O wrote:

73,000 watching Netball? That must be the worldwide figure...

I still don't get netball. I mean, it's young women jumping around in short skirts, so I should like it, but I just can't stomach more than 5 seconds of it.

ditto, I haven't watched any netball for years, in fact it only registers as having been played when I see the results on stuff - note I don't bother reading the article. Rugby is fast moving into the netball category.

Queenslander 3x a year.

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over 13 years ago

theprof wrote:

el grapadura wrote:

Steve-O wrote:

73,000 watching Netball? That must be the worldwide figure...

I still don't get netball. I mean, it's young women jumping around in short skirts, so I should like it, but I just can't stomach more than 5 seconds of it.

I saw an interview with some netball coach on the news the other night and she said "we need to do the basics right" and I thought "what isn't a basic in netball?"

As I see it netball is boring because the players movements are limited to certain parts of the court based on their position, they can't move with the ball, they can't shoot from distance, they can't basically do anything to break up the monotony of catch-pass-shoot-intercept. Basketball is the same basic concept but far more watchable, because players from any position can move anywhere on the court, they can move with the ball, and they can shoot from anywhere. There's so much more unpredictability and tactics make a difference to outcomes in a rather obvious way. Basically it's just way more engaging to watch because of that.

IIRC netball was an interpretation of early basketball rules developed to make it more acceptable for turn of the century women. They had to make it non-contact and try to limit running because it was "unladylike" - the whole damn sport is based on Victorian notions of gender roles!

I think a lot of people are afraid of criticising netball cos they think they will seem anti women's sports, but the sport itself sucks because its based on sexist notions of what women should do. I'd far rather watch women's basketball than netball. But because netball is effectively a women's only sport it gets more attention than women's competitions of sports which are played by men and women. That might be societies inherent sexism at play in itself but it shouldn't mean that people think they have to like the crap that is netball

People like Coldplay and voted for the Nazis. You can't trust people.

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over 13 years ago

I heard somewhere (probably radio sport) that some netball players were getting paid $100k a year to play in the ANZ Championship. I was shocked. Basketball is a million times better than netball, more skill better to watch etc.

Netball is pretty much a commonwealth sport that will only be massivily important to 4 countries.

It's a shame our media don't give our football, hockey girls more coverage.

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over 13 years ago

WOW ... MV V Scum last night drew 125, 000... {BTW the luck the Scum have had over the last two games they must have kissed someone on the dick]

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Weekend to date... do you guys know the NZ rating for the Nix

Newcastle Jets v Melbourne Victory - 125,000

Adelaide United v Wellington Phoenix - 71,000

Brisbane Roar v Western Sydney Wanderers - 100,000

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Netball and basketball are both horrendous, though I do agree, basketball is probably marginally better. Netball is all quick passing etc, and then they get to under the basket and nobody is really allowed to move until the ball is thrown?! It's sort of like if that was football, as soon as a player gets the ball in the box everyone has to stand back and wait till they've had their shot!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qe_B5CzbTJo - Caceres winning penalty v Perth - footage from the Fever Zone

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over 13 years ago

Round 1:
Melbourne vs Heart - 42,032
Wellington vs Sydney - 12,057
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 10,458
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 14,868
Perth vs Brisbane - 14,085

Round 1 total: 93,500 (Rd.1 2011/12: 79,850 +13,650 +14.6%)
Round 1 average: 18,700 (Rd.1 2011/12: 15,970 +2,730)
Season total: 93,500
Season average: 18,700

Round 2:
Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 8,950
Sydney vs Newcastle - 35,419
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 17,364
Heart vs Wellington - 10,907
Central Coast vs Perth - 9,192

Round 2 total: 81,832 (Rd.2 2011/12: 55,588 +26,244 +32%)
Round 2 average: 16,366 (Rd.2 2011/12: 11,118 +5,248)
Season total: 175,332 (Total to Rd.2 2011/12: 135,438 +39,894 +22.8%)
Season average: 17,533 (Avg. to Rd.2 2011/12: 13,544 +3,989)

Round 3:
Melbourne vs Adelaide - 19,174
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 15,289
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 19,126
Wellington vs Brisbane - 9,182
Perth vs Heart - 7,548

Round 3 total: 70,319 (Rd.3 2011/12: 87,958 -17,639 -20%)
Round 3 average: 14,064 (Rd.3 2011/12: 17,592 -3,528)
Season total: 245,651 (Total to Rd.3 2011/12: 223,396 +22,255 +9%)
Season average: 16,377 (Avg. to Rd.3 2011/12: 14,893 +1,484)

Round 4:
Newcastle vs Melbourne - 13,912
Adelaide vs Wellington - 8,497
Brisbane vs Western Sydney - 12,663
Heart vs Central Coast - 6,357
Sydney vs Perth - 22,128

Round 4 total: 63,557 (Rd.4 2011/12: 36,654 +26,903 +42.3%)
Round 4 average: 14,064 (Rd.4 2011/12: 7,331 +6,733)
Season total: 309,208 (Total to Rd.4 2011/12: 260,050 +49,158 +15.9%)
Season average: 15,460 (Avg. to Rd.4 2011/12: 13,003 +2,457)

Round 5:
Western Sydney vs Heart -
Central Coast vs Sydney -
Perth vs Newcastle -
Brisbane vs Adelaide -
Melbourne vs Wellington -

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

FoxSports ratings are ONLY for AUS 5 mainland State capital cities.

In NZ, HAL matches are broadcast on SKY Sport (NZ).

Also viewers from Gosford, Newcastle & the areas around these regions will not be included in the FoxSports ratings numbers so we’d expect the published ratings for matches involving: CCM, NUJ & NIX to always be lower than the actual viewing numbers.

Round 1:

Melbourne vs Heart - 129, 000
Wellington vs Sydney - 109, 000
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 124, 000
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 77, 000
Perth vs Brisbane - 102, 000

Round 2:

Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 90, 000
Sydney vs Newcastle - 156, 000
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 101, 000
Heart vs Wellington - 73, 000
Central Coast vs Perth - 78, 000

Round 3

Melbourne vs Adelaide - 102, 000
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 78, 000
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 102, 000
Wellington vs Brisbane - 58, 000
Perth vs Heart - 67, 000

Round 4 :

Newcastle vs Melbourne - 125, 000
Adelaide vs Wellington - 71, 000
Brisbane vs Western Sydney - 100, 000
Heart vs Central Coast - 57, 000
Sydney vs Perth - 100, 000

Round 5

Western Sydney vs Heart -
Central Coast vs Sydney -
Perth vs Newcastle -
Brisbane vs Adelaide -
Melbourne vs Wellington -

PS ... once you work out the code the attendance's can be worked i.e. change date and day in the link...

http://www.throng.com.au/2012/10/free-to-air-tv-ratings-sunday-october-28-2012/

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

The average TV ratings after four rounds is 95, 000 per match.

The average last season across all matches and the finals is 65, 000, which was up 40% on the previous year.

Meaning Hal 6 average ratings … 46, 500 plus a 40% increase is 18, 500 thus 65, 000.

Increase this year to date 95, 000 – 65, 000 is 30, 000 or a 46% increase from Hal 7.

But taken together the Hal 6 figure was 46, 500 today’s average is 95, 000 or a 104% increase within 18 months… that is impressive growth by any measure….

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

WSW V Heart - 108, 000 TV ratings ... crowd ...8,075

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Damn,if it weren't for TV there'd have been 116000 at that game..

Allegedly

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over 13 years ago

116,075

"Ive just re-visited this and once again realised that C-Diddy is a genius - a drunk, Newcastle bred disgrace - but a genius." - Hard News, 11:39am 4th June 2009

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over 13 years ago

Only one match under last years average of 65, 000 and the NZ figures not included which effect the Nix's i.e. last night 67, 000 does not include NZ rating.. if anyone knows these figures please post...

Two rounds over 500, 000.... read somewhere the AFL round average over a season is 182, 000 but cannot confirm ... however of true makes these figures very good.

Round 1:

Melbourne vs Heart - 129, 000
Wellington vs Sydney - 109, 000
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 124, 000
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 77, 000
Perth vs Brisbane - 102, 000

Round Total 541, 000

Round 2:

Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 90, 000
Sydney vs Newcastle - 156, 000
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 101, 000
Heart vs Wellington - 73, 000
Central Coast vs Perth - 78, 000

Round Total 498, 000

Round 3

Melbourne vs Adelaide - 102, 000
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 78, 000
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 102, 000
Wellington vs Brisbane - 58, 000
Perth vs Heart - 67, 000

Round Total 407, 000

Round 4 :

Newcastle vs Melbourne - 125, 000
Adelaide vs Wellington - 71, 000
Brisbane vs Western Sydney - 100, 000
Heart vs Central Coast - 57, 000
Sydney vs Perth - 100, 000

Round Total 453, 000

Round 5

Western Sydney vs Heart - 108, 000
Central Coast vs Sydney - 128, 000
Perth vs Newcastle - 105, 000
Brisbane vs Adelaide - 92, 000
Melbourne vs Wellington - 67, 000

Round Total 500, 000

Total to date 2, 399, 000

Average to date 95, 960

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Game last night didn't even rate in NZ. Not on throng ratings at all. In fact none of the sports channels rated in the top 100

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over 13 years ago

George Costanza wrote:

Game last night didn't even rate in NZ. Not on throng ratings at all. In fact none of the sports channels rated in the top 100

Was posted on the MV forum last night not sure if it applied to NZ as well on Throng...

[quote]

What is disappointing is that The Age's Green Guide has a rating section for free to air and Pay TV, but for some reason as of this week they have ommited any of the A-League ratings and just stated (*excludes sporting events). Why would they do that ? Just because the A-League ratings having been coming in at # 1 and littered in their top 10 shows - they decide to publish "excluding sport"". Talk about misleading, and inaccurate.

[\quote]

Agree was a great game have not seen MV play that well in years their first half was awersome...

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over 13 years ago

Round 1:
Melbourne vs Heart - 42,032
Wellington vs Sydney - 12,057
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 10,458
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 14,868
Perth vs Brisbane - 14,085

Round 1 total: 93,500 (Rd.1 2011/12: 79,850 +13,650 +14.6%)
Round 1 average: 18,700 (Rd.1 2011/12: 15,970 +2,730)
Season total: 93,500
Season average: 18,700

Round 2:
Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 8,950
Sydney vs Newcastle - 35,419
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 17,364
Heart vs Wellington - 10,907
Central Coast vs Perth - 9,192

Round 2 total: 81,832 (Rd.2 2011/12: 55,588 +26,244 +32%)
Round 2 average: 16,366 (Rd.2 2011/12: 11,118 +5,248)
Season total: 175,332 (Total to Rd.2 2011/12: 135,438 +39,894 +22.8%)
Season average: 17,533 (Avg. to Rd.2 2011/12: 13,544 +3,989)

Round 3:
Melbourne vs Adelaide - 19,174
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 15,289
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 19,126
Wellington vs Brisbane - 9,182
Perth vs Heart - 7,548

Round 3 total: 70,319 (Rd.3 2011/12: 87,958 -17,639 -20%)
Round 3 average: 14,064 (Rd.3 2011/12: 17,592 -3,528)
Season total: 245,651 (Total to Rd.3 2011/12: 223,396 +22,255 +9%)
Season average: 16,377 (Avg. to Rd.3 2011/12: 14,893 +1,484)

Round 4:
Newcastle vs Melbourne - 13,912
Adelaide vs Wellington - 8,497
Brisbane vs Western Sydney - 12,663
Heart vs Central Coast - 6,357
Sydney vs Perth - 22,128

Round 4 total: 63,557 (Rd.4 2011/12: 36,654 +26,903 +42.3%)
Round 4 average: 12,711 (Rd.4 2011/12: 7,331 +5,380)
Season total: 309,208 (Total to Rd.4 2011/12: 260,050 +49,158 +15.9%)
Season average: 15,460 (Avg. to Rd.4 2011/12: 13,003 +2,457)

Round 5:
Western Sydney vs Heart - 8,075
Central Coast vs Sydney - 15,686
Perth vs Newcastle - 9,293
Brisbane vs Adelaide - 12,856
Melbourne vs Wellington - 20,683

Round 5 total: 66,593 (Rd.5 2011/12: 63,638 +2,955 +4.4%)
Round 5 average: 13,319 (Rd.5 2011/12: 12,728 +591)
Season total: 375,801 (Total to Rd.5 2011/12: 323,688 +52,113 +13.9%)
Season average: 15,032 (Avg. to Rd.5 2011/12: 12,948 +2,084)

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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Round 1:
Melbourne vs Heart - 42,032
Wellington vs Sydney - 12,057
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 10,458
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 14,868
Perth vs Brisbane - 14,085

Round 1 total: 93,500 (Rd.1 2011/12: 79,850 +13,650 +14.6%)
Round 1 average: 18,700 (Rd.1 2011/12: 15,970 +2,730)
Season total: 93,500
Season average: 18,700

Round 2:
Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 8,950
Sydney vs Newcastle - 35,419
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 17,364
Heart vs Wellington - 10,907
Central Coast vs Perth - 9,192

Round 2 total: 81,832 (Rd.2 2011/12: 55,588 +26,244 +32%)
Round 2 average: 16,366 (Rd.2 2011/12: 11,118 +5,248)
Season total: 175,332 (Total to Rd.2 2011/12: 135,438 +39,894 +22.8%)
Season average: 17,533 (Avg. to Rd.2 2011/12: 13,544 +3,989)

Round 3:
Melbourne vs Adelaide - 19,174
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 15,289
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 19,126
Wellington vs Brisbane - 9,182
Perth vs Heart - 7,548

Round 3 total: 70,319 (Rd.3 2011/12: 87,958 -17,639 -20%)
Round 3 average: 14,064 (Rd.3 2011/12: 17,592 -3,528)
Season total: 245,651 (Total to Rd.3 2011/12: 223,396 +22,255 +9%)
Season average: 16,377 (Avg. to Rd.3 2011/12: 14,893 +1,484)

Round 4:
Newcastle vs Melbourne - 13,912
Adelaide vs Wellington - 8,497
Brisbane vs Western Sydney - 12,663
Heart vs Central Coast - 6,357
Sydney vs Perth - 22,128

Round 4 total: 63,557 (Rd.4 2011/12: 36,654 +26,903 +42.3%)
Round 4 average: 12,711 (Rd.4 2011/12: 7,331 +5,380)
Season total: 309,208 (Total to Rd.4 2011/12: 260,050 +49,158 +15.9%)
Season average: 15,460 (Avg. to Rd.4 2011/12: 13,003 +2,457)

Round 5:
Western Sydney vs Heart - 8,075
Central Coast vs Sydney - 15,686
Perth vs Newcastle - 9,293
Brisbane vs Adelaide - 12,856
Melbourne vs Wellington - 20,683

Round 5 total: 66,593 (Rd.5 2011/12: 63,638 +2,955 +4.4%)
Round 5 average: 13,319 (Rd.5 2011/12: 12,728 +591)
Season total: 375,801 (Total to Rd.5 2011/12: 323,688 +52,113 +13.9%)
Season average: 15,032 (Avg. to Rd.5 2011/12: 12,948 +2,084)

Round 6:
Heart vs Brisbane - 5,466
Western Sydney vs Newcastle - 9,011
Sydney vs Melbourne - 21,531
Wellington vs Central Coast - 6,568
Adelaide vs Perth - 9,212

Round 6 total: 51,788 (Rd.6 2011/12: 48,277)
Round 6 average: 10,358 (Rd.6 2011/12: 9,655)
Season total: 427,589 (Total to Rd.6 2011/12: 371,965)
Season average: 14,252 (Avg. to Rd.6 2011/12: 12,399)

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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Round 1:

Melbourne vs Heart - 129, 000
Wellington vs Sydney - 109, 000
Western Sydney vs Central Coast - 124, 000
Newcastle vs Adelaide - 77, 000
Perth vs Brisbane - 102, 000

Round Total 541, 000

Round 2:

Adelaide vs Western Sydney - 90, 000
Sydney vs Newcastle - 156, 000
Brisbane vs Melbourne - 101, 000
Heart vs Wellington - 73, 000
Central Coast vs Perth - 78, 000

Round Total 498, 000

Round 3

Melbourne vs Adelaide - 102, 000
Newcastle vs Central Coast - 78, 000
Western Sydney vs Sydney - 102, 000
Wellington vs Brisbane - 58, 000
Perth vs Heart - 67, 000

Round Total 407, 000

Round 4 :

Newcastle vs Melbourne - 125, 000
Adelaide vs Wellington - 71, 000
Brisbane vs Western Sydney - 100, 000
Heart vs Central Coast - 57, 000
Sydney vs Perth - 100, 000

Round Total 453, 000

Round 5

Western Sydney vs Heart - 108, 000
Central Coast vs Sydney - 128, 000
Perth vs Newcastle - 105, 000
Brisbane vs Adelaide - 92, 000
Melbourne vs Wellington - 67, 000

Round Total 500, 000

Round 6

Heart vs Brisbane - 93, 000
Western Sydney vs Newcastle - 101, 000
Sydney vs Melbourne - 155, 000
Wellington vs Central Coast - 46, 000
Adelaide vs Perth - 80, 000

Round Total 475, 000

Total to date 2, 874, 000

Average to date 95, 800

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

What.

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over 13 years ago

Accumulative ratings Home and Away by club up to round Six

Sydney FC
Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC - 109,000
Western Sydney Wanderers v Sydney FC - 102,000
Sydney FC v Perth Glory - 100,000
Sydney FC v Newcastle Jets - 156,000
Central Coast Mariners v Sydney FC - 128,000
Sydney FC v Melbourne Victory - 155,000
Sydney FC = 750,000

Melbourne Victory
Melbourne Victory v Melbourne Heart - 129,000
Brisbane Roar v Melbourne Victory -101,000
Newcastle Jets v Melbourne Victory - 125,000
Melbourne Victory v Adelaide United - 102,000
Melbourne Victory v Wellington Phoenix - 67,000
Sydney FC v Melbourne Victory - 155,000
Melbourne Victory = 679,000

Newcastle Jets
Newcastle Jets v Adelaide United - 77,000
Sydney FC v Newcastle Jets - 156,000
Newcastle Jets v Central Coast Mariners - 78,000
Newcastle Jets v Melbourne Victory - 125,000
Perth Glory v Newcastle Jets - 105,000
Western Sydney Wanderers v Newcastle Jets - 101,000
Newcastle Jets = 642,000

Western Sydney Wanderers
Western Sydney Wanderers v Central Coast Mariners - 124,000
Adelaide United v Western Sydney Wanderers - 90,000
Western Sydney Wanderers v Sydney FC - 102,000
Brisbane Roar v Western Sydney Wanderers - 100,000
Western Sydney Wanderers v Melbourne Heart - 108,000
Western Sydney Wanderers v Newcastle Jets - 101,000
Western Sydney Wanderers = 605,000

Brisbane Roar
Brisbane Roar v Adelaide United - 93,000
Brisbane Roar v Melbourne Victory -101,000
Wellington Phoenix v Brisbane Roar - 58,000
Brisbane Roar v Western Sydney Wanderers - 100,000
Perth Glory v Brisbane Roar - 102,000
Melbourne Heart v Brisbane Roar - 93,000
Brisbane Roar = 547,000

Central Coast Mariners
Melbourne Heart v Central Coast Mariners - 57,000
Central Coast Mariners v Sydney FC - 128,000
Newcastle Jets v Central Coast Mariners - 78,000
Central Coast Mariners v Perth Glory - 78,000
Western Sydney Wanderers v Central Coast Mariners - 124,000
Wellington Phoenix v Central Coast Mariners - 46,000
Central Coast Mariners = 511,000

Perth Glory
Perth Glory v Brisbane Roar - 102,000
Central Coast Mariners v Perth Glory - 78,000
Perth Glory v Melbourne Heart - 67,000
Perth Glory v Newcastle Jets - 105,000
Sydney FC v Perth Glory - 100,000
Adelaide United v Perth Glory - 80,000
Perth Glory = 532,000

Melbourne Heart
Melbourne Victory v Melbourne Heart - 129,000
Melbourne Heart v Wellington Phoenix - 74,000
Western Sydney Wanderers v Melbourne Heart - 108,000
Perth Glory v Melbourne Heart - 67,000
Melbourne Heart v Central Coast Mariners - 57,000
Melbourne Heart v Brisbane Roar - 93,000
Melbourne Heart = 528,000

Adelaide United
Melbourne Victory v Adelaide United - 102,000
Adelaide United v Wellington Phoenix - 71,000
Adelaide United v Western Sydney Wanderers - 90,000
Newcastle Jets v Adelaide United - 77,000
Brisbane Roar v Adelaide United - 93,000
Adelaide United v Perth Glory - 80,000
Adelaide United = 513,000

Wellington Phoenix
Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC - 109,000
Melbourne Victory v Wellington Phoenix - 67,000
Melbourne Heart v Wellington Phoenix - 74,000
Wellington Phoenix v Brisbane Roar - 58,000
Adelaide United v Wellington Phoenix - 71,000
Wellington Phoenix v Central Coast Mariners - 46,000
Wellington Phoenix = 425,000

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC - 109,000

Are you posting TV ratings? This is Attendances

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over 13 years ago

arnies wrote:

Wellington Phoenix v Sydney FC - 109,000

Are you posting TV ratings? This is Attendances

I have posted both attendances & TV rating from week 1... maybe title could be changed to show bot ratings and attendences...

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Last night Brisbane Roar v Sydney FC - 132,000

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Sunday afternoons seem to be an issue, with TV ratings..

Crowds

Brisbane vs Sydney - 22,970
Adelaide vs Heart - 8,816
Melbourne vs Central Coast - 19,462
Newcastle vs Wellington - 13,116
Perth vs Western Sydney - 9,060

Total ….. 73, 424

Brisbane vs Sydney – 132, 000
Adelaide vs Heart – 75, 000
Melbourne vs Central Coast – 99, 000
Newcastle vs Wellington – 68, 000
Perth vs Western Sydney – 53, 000

Total ….. 427, 000

R1...C- 93, 500... TV 541, 000
R2...C- 81, 832... TV 498, 000
R3...C_ 70, 319... TV 407, 000
R4...C- 63, 557... TV 453, 000
R5...C- 65, 593... TV 500, 000
R6...C- 51, 788... TV 475, 000
R7…C- 73, 424…TV 427, 000

Socceroo/ Mariner / Whangarei

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over 13 years ago

Midfielder wrote:

Sunday afternoons seem to be an issue, with TV ratings..

Could it be what teams normally play Sundays? You don't see the Victory or Sydney playing often on Sundays. It is normally the smaller market teams.

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