No. Gutterfax no longer posts here, but I am pretty much sure he is still known as Gutterfax.
Indeed, but the underlying data used to produce that map shows that more people attend AFL. The TV data depends on if you believe in the antiquated way in which TV companies continue to collect information. Given we pretty much ALL are digital viewers now, there are far more accurate, if far less profitable ways to collect information on who is watching what.....but if you adhere to the old methods, then in Metro, AFL rules, whilst in regional, NRL is king. As for soccer......the recent Asia cup attracted an average of 20,303 to games.....not far off the 2014 Four Nations average and well ahead of the last stand alone AU RL event.

In terms of the current discussion, the relevant part of that sentence is now bolded and in red

So you don't like to be entertained.

Each to their own

Of course I like to be entertained. And was tonight by the Eels, who were excellent in dismantling Manly. Doesn't alter the fact that the Souths game was dull, dull, dull.

Yeh it was a boring 5 drive and kick affair for the most part. Neither souths or Broncos have much creativity. Parra have sandow and manly have DCE/Foran and it certainly made a difference in the way the game was played. Melbourne set the trend for structured safety first and had great trophy success with it. Souths have followed their lead.

One NRL team that will not likely bore, but more likely dazzle this year is Sydney Roosters. With Mitchell Pearce in career best attacking form, and Michael Jennings and Blake Ferguson in the centres, plus Roger Tuivasa-Scheck at full back, it is likely to be razzle dazzle from the Bondi boys. Another exciting club is NZ Warriors with Shaun Johnson taking the lead. The only SL team capable of entertaining like those two clubs is the Todd Carney + Scott Dureau led Catalans Dragons.

Just cracked a tinnie to watch them v Cowboys. Should be the game of the round.