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2020 crowds and ratings

TheHaydog

Stan Wickham (3)
Round 2 Super Rugby Crowds 5/7 reported

All official crowd numbers linked on Wikipedia

Brumbies vs Reds 7,098
Chiefs vs Crusaders 13,611
Waratahs vs Blues 7,491
Stormers vs Bulls 27,301
Jaguares vs Hurricanes 8,540
 

RoffsChoice

Jim Lenehan (48)
I'd be interested to see the breakdown of Brumbies crowds on Fridays vs on Saturdays. I can say anecdotally that Fridays always get smaller crowds in Canberra, but stats trump anecdotes.
 

swingpass

Peter Sullivan (51)
the answer to dwindling crowds in australia

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Ignoto

Peter Sullivan (51)
Curious, do we have any stats on what the Argies are bringing to the table in viewers and crowd wise? That stadium looked like it had 10 - 13,000 people. How many eyeballs are they getting to justify being in the comp?
 

TheHaydog

Stan Wickham (3)
3/7 Super Rugby Crowds for Round 3

articles linked on Wikipedia as proof

Sunwolves vs Chiefs 18,708
Brumbies vs Highlanders 7,270
Jaguares vs Reds 8,100

Jaguares average attendance after 3 games sits at 7,820 which is higher than the Brumbies who have an average of 7,268.
 

Strewthcobber

Simon Poidevin (60)
Some interesting ratings info in the SMH today
https://amp.smh.com.au/sport/rugby-...0200214-p540x2.html?__twitter_impression=true

Shute Shield television ratings crashed 67 per cent over the five years Club Rugby TV and Seven held the broadcast rights to rugby's heartland club competition, the Herald can reveal. On the same day Rugby Australia's $3.7 million deal to buy back Sydney's club rugby rights was hailed as a "game changer" by club figures, it emerged how poorly the competition was rating on Seven's digital channel 7TWO, its home since the ABC dropped it in 2014.


Last season attracted an average audience of 13,000 people on the free-to-air network's digital channel, down from 40,000 in the final year of the ABC's long-running broadcast. According to figures given to the Herald and sourced from OzTAM, the competition's television audience dropped year on year over its five years on Seven, apart from a small spike in 2016 - the year Northern Suburbs broke a 41-year hoodoo to claim the title. It dropped to an average of 28,000 viewers in 2015, rose to 29,000 the next year, fell to 19,000 in 2017, 16,000 in 2018 and dropped to 13,000 last season. For the past two seasons, Foxtel has broadcast a replay of the match of the round.
 

waiopehu oldboy

George Smith (75)
According to the NZHurld, Blues v Crusaders at Eden Park Friday night drew ~11K, A-League match the following night ~13K. First A-League game in Auckland for several years but that's still very disappointing.
 

ForceFan

Peter Fenwicke (45)
Super Rugby Australian Crowds to end Round 5 (from AUSTADIUMS)
Brumbies v Reds 7,536
Brumbies v Rebels 7,098
Waratahs V Blues 7,491
Rebels v Waratahs AAMI* - TBA
Brumbies v Highlanders 7,270
Rebels v Sharks MARS* - TBA
Reds v Sunwolves 11,798
Waratahs v Lions BANKWEST* - TBA
Reds V Sharks 13,323

* AAMI, MARS & BANKWEST seem to have no trouble reporting crowds for other sporting codes.
 

KevinO

Geoff Shaw (53)
Pay TV numbers

Tahs v Lions 49k
Highlanders v Rebels 25k
Hurricanes v Sunwolves 17k
Reds v Sharks 32k

The 5pm kick offs in NZ is not helpful, bloody hard to get in front of the TV straight after work on a Friday with traffic.

Really think they should have left Friday's the same and made the Saturday kick offs earlier.
 

Strewthcobber

Simon Poidevin (60)
The 5pm kick offs in NZ is not helpful, bloody hard to get in front of the TV straight after work on a Friday with traffic.

Really think they should have left Friday's the same and made the Saturday kick offs earlier.

I guess we aren't the target audience for that one
 
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