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2 hours ago, jackaub said:

YES Rocky this was exactly my point

Wasted on some on here couldnt agree more

I thought when I saw this thread that the one person who would object to it was you. You never have a single positive thing to say about the club.

Do you have any idea what an hour's prime time exposure on one of Australia's most popular television shows is worth?

My son's restaurant has Masterchef film there every second year. They did it again earlier in the year. They will literally get thousands of calls in the week after it is aired.

 
On 5/16/2018 at 9:52 AM, small but forward said:

This was filmed so long ago we’re still promoting the old sponsors 

The first promo shot with the AHG top was filmed last year, at the Masterchef lunch all the players had iSelect tops and it was filmed earlier this year.

1 hour ago, mauriesy said:

Do you have any idea what an hour's prime time exposure on one of Australia's most popular television shows is worth?

Exactly. Not sure how much a commercial is worth these days but I'm sure it's not cheap. This wasn't even a commercial (which alot of people fast forward or go take a leak during). This was during the main event during one of the highest rating show in the country *. You can't put a price on that exposure and considering it was filmed in the off season no one can say it has any impact on our performances this year. I guarantee you the players featured aren't walking around like they're George Clooney or Brad Pitt today because they were on Masterchef last night.

* Last Wednesday Night's Ratings (this weeks not available yet)

Wednesday 9 May 2018

1 SEVEN NEWS / TODAY TONIGHT 1,022,000
2 SEVEN NEWS 996,000
3 NINE NEWS 952,000
4 NINE NEWS 6:30 927,000
5 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA 910,000

 
8 hours ago, Rocky said:

the connection is, you don't deserve attention until you've earned it. we haven't. and the club seems to intent on pushing the 'image' before we've even got a clear idea of what we are on the field.

You seem like the kind of bloke that has there school listed as "The School of Hard Knocks" on Facebook ... 

It was a bit of fun, good exposure and gave a very positive view of our club to the world.

Was a little bit cringy that the women's team, who seemed to be present, weren't mentioned or acknowledged at all during the episode - everything was ''da boys'd love that''. 


1 hour ago, Demonland said:

Exactly. Not sure how much a commercial is worth these days but I'm sure it's not cheap. This wasn't even a commercial (which alot of people fast forward or go take a leak during). This was during the main event during one of the highest rating show in the country *. You can't put a price on that exposure and considering it was filmed in the off season no one can say it has any impact on our performances this year. I guarantee you the players featured aren't walking around like they're George Clooney or Brad Pitt today because they were on Masterchef last night.

* Last Wednesday Night's Ratings (this weeks not available yet)

Wednesday 9 May 2018

1 SEVEN NEWS / TODAY TONIGHT 1,022,000
2 SEVEN NEWS 996,000
3 NINE NEWS 952,000
4 NINE NEWS 6:30 927,000
5 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA 910,000

In addition, a large percentage of those 910k viewers would be from a non footy demographic. Hence exposing the club to new potential members & sponsors especially if/when they looked at the ladder and observed we were ‘up there’.

1 hour ago, Lord Ivanhoe said:

In addition, a large percentage of those 910k viewers would be from a non footy demographic. Hence exposing the club to new potential members & sponsors especially if/when they looked at the ladder and observed we were ‘up there’.

I'm not sure the appearance directly relates to a rise in memberships but it is free exposure and that can't be viewed as a bad thing as some are trying to paint. 

We know we're the Melbourne Footy Club but we've been trying over time to be identified as THE MELBOURNE Football Club

When people think Melbourne...and the idea of Football comes up it should be US that is THAT identity.

There IS only one  club called MELBOURNE. 

Here we have a show with an audience of squillions doing just that.

Ladies and Gentlemen

The Melbourne Football Club. The oldest continuing Football Club... anywhere.

Thanks MC

 
29 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

We know we're the Melbourne Footy Club but we've been trying over time to be identified as THE MELBOURNE Football Club

When people think Melbourne...and the idea of Football comes up it should be US that is THAT identity.

There IS only one  club called MELBOURNE. 

Here we have a show with an audience of squillions doing just that.

Ladies and Gentlemen

The Melbourne Football Club. The oldest continuing Football Club... anywhere.

Thanks MC

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5 hours ago, Demonland said:

Exactly. Not sure how much a commercial is worth these days but I'm sure it's not cheap. This wasn't even a commercial (which alot of people fast forward or go take a leak during). This was during the main event during one of the highest rating show in the country *. You can't put a price on that exposure and considering it was filmed in the off season no one can say it has any impact on our performances this year. I guarantee you the players featured aren't walking around like they're George Clooney or Brad Pitt today because they were on Masterchef last night.

* Last Wednesday Night's Ratings (this weeks not available yet)

Wednesday 9 May 2018

1 SEVEN NEWS / TODAY TONIGHT 1,022,000
2 SEVEN NEWS 996,000
3 NINE NEWS 952,000
4 NINE NEWS 6:30 927,000
5 MASTERCHEF AUSTRALIA 910,000

Wow.

I had no idea so many people watched that crap.


As an aside, I live in Europe and have travelled a fair bit in my time. The vast majority of people I speak to overseas, from every corner of every continent, have derived most of their cultural understanding of Australia from Masterchef. And forget official figures - go on an illegal streaming site and you'll often see the show among the 'popular' content. This show is simply huge.

For the most part these people will probably never care much about football. But in terms of international exposure, this is a massive coup - in fact, I can't think of a single, promotional effort that could bring as much widespread attention to our football club - especially one as easy and inexpensive as this.

Masterstroke.

I guarantee a bunch of randoms from Northern States or with no real interest in footy will tune in this week to watch Melbourne play Carlton. Oh wait, is the Wedding on that day?

46 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Jack Viney is the ring bearer. 

I thought that was Frodo?

3 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

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You've got me

You'll have to spell this one out Ethan.

Am terribly sorry it's gone through to the keeper mate ;)


55 minutes ago, Chook said:

I thought that was Frodo?

There is a likeness...

2 hours ago, Choke said:

Wow.

I had no idea so many people watched that crap.

Refer back to earlier post.

Thats just Aussie figures.

Worldwide Master Chef is the highest rating cooking show....

Sorry..Master Chef AUSTRALIA is the highest rating cooking show. I probably need to say English speaking but given its translated in more than 20 languages maybe the point is moot. Tis entirely possible China watches something else ;)

This show is a freak. Yep , not everyone's cup of tea or  braised beef reduced jus.....but it does have its little following.

Im glad it was US. Would have been livid had another team cracked that gig.

I know one of the chefs often used now as mentor and challeng. He's bloody good. This show put him on the world map.

To 100's of millions worldwide...we are the MELBOURNE footy club.

Someone take a bow.

9 hours ago, mauriesy said:

I thought when I saw this thread that the one person who would object to it was you. You never have a single positive thing to say about the club.

Do you have any idea what an hour's prime time exposure on one of Australia's most popular television shows is worth?

My son's restaurant has Masterchef film there every second year. They did it again earlier in the year. They will literally get thousands of calls in the week after it is aired.

And the relationship to the performance of the club is described? Showing up on crap like masterbeef does nothing for the club and will not translate to memberships so why do it. You have presumed to have some idea about my view of the club.You obviously have no idea and are presuming a lot

Just as easily I could draw all sorts ofwrong conclusions about a person who amongst 910000 other people get something from a show like  masterbeef. Anyway mate enjoy your reality tv.

let's just agree to disagree.. at the end of the day, it doesn't really offend me that they were on this shitty show, i just don't see it as a positive. as someone from northern nsw, if you think that people from the northern states will tune in to watch the dees v blues game as a result of the show, or even think of the dees again in their lives, you are delusional. but that's ok, it's a forum and can all have our own opinions ?

8 hours ago, Smokey said:

You seem like the kind of bloke that has there school listed as "The School of Hard Knocks" on Facebook ... 

nah, i think my kind are often referred to as 'SJW's". good joke but.


Men don't belong in the kitchen.

Women don't belong in the garage, the back yard , or the lounge room without a vacuum cleaner.

1 hour ago, daisycutter said:

has anyone ever seen a masterchef on masterchef?

Heston Blumenthal goes ok if you're into that kind of food.

 
19 minutes ago, Biffen said:

Men don't belong in the kitchen.

Women don't belong in the garage, the back yard , or the lounge room without a vacuum cleaner.

My contempt for you is strongly growing.

1 minute ago, Chook said:

My contempt for you is strongly growing.

You're beneath mine.


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