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If CH7 are asking for a Sunday night game to broadcast it’ll be because of the ratings potential they see
What they won’t then want is one of the two non- competitive sides of the last 3 years
I find the most obvious fixture hole being Friday night double headers at the start of the season before DS ends. One on the east and one in Perth.
There’s a risk day games are too hot so you start one 7:30AEDT and 7:10WST
Sure kids on the east coast might not watch, but adults will watch at home and at the pub.
As it is currently there is multiple games crossing over on sunday.If CH7 are asking for a Sunday night game to broadcast it’ll be because of the ratings potential they see
What they won’t then want is one of the two non- competitive sides of the last 3 years
I find the most obvious fixture hole being Friday night double headers at the start of the season before DS ends. One on the east and one in Perth.
There’s a risk day games are too hot so you start one 7:30AEDT and 7:10WST
Sure kids on the east coast might not watch, but adults will watch at home and at the pub.
This is a fixturing ‘no-brainer’ - three hour time difference. Could almost fit two full games in - less the bull dust pre-game stuff.
AFL/Ch7 tried a Friday night double-header (or two) last year but after DS had finished. And to think these allegedly clever people know how to maximise TV audience and viewer numbers.
Struggle to see WA getting Sunday night games - too late in eastern states methinks.
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Sunday arvo games are night games for the eastern states- which is all the networks care about due to population.They can get ****ed if they try to make a WA team play Sunday night most weeks. Sunday afternoon is bad enough
Feels like a rare and genuine win-win for North and the WA clubs. Good way to get AFL to the South West too.
It's two hours and five minutes. Probably in a nice bus.Am I being too petty to say I really hope we don’t get the Bunbury game , where gonna spend 4hrs in a car instead of 8hrs in a plane which yeah it’s less but you’d probably want to spend the night down there before the game, so it’s basically like playing away.
Bunbury is 2 hours drive for me. Where do you live? Upper woop-woop?Am I being too petty to say I really hope we don’t get the Bunbury game , where gonna spend 4hrs in a car instead of 8hrs in a plane which yeah it’s less but you’d probably want to spend the night down there before the game, so it’s basically like playing away.
It's two hours and five minutes. Probably in a nice bus.
Given Melbourne also isn’t an 8 hour flight I would say that poster means 4hrs there and back. 2hrs down and 2hrs backBunbury is 2 hours drive for me. Where do you live? Upper woop-woop?
Oh that makes sense.Given Melbourne also isn’t an 8 hour flight I would say that poster means 4hrs there and back. 2hrs down and 2hrs back
Guessing they'll rotate it and wouldn't be surprised if whichever WA club gets the SW game does a mini-camp type thing and try to run some events around it. Yeah it's not the same as playing at Optus but players could easily bring their families/etc, and the drive also doesn't involve the rigmarole of airports/etc.Am I being too petty to say I really hope we don’t get the Bunbury game , where gonna spend 4hrs in a car instead of 8hrs in a plane which yeah it’s less but you’d probably want to spend the night down there before the game, so it’s basically like playing away.