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January 2011

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Nomination of NRL vs. AFL 2011 TV Ratings for deletion

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Hey I tweaked the intro a little bit and added in the trial games etc. I also added in the figure for the Legends of Origin match but I don't think that table is calculating though. Those wiki tables are a bit beyond me. Can you have a look at let me know if I'm doing something wrong? Cheers. (Mattdocbrown (talk) 02:47, 31 January 2011 (UTC))

Thanks mate. I did have the Legends game but I deleted it because of the fact that it is not included in the NRL's TV deal.

I leave on Friday for the USA till the 20th so I will miss the NAB figures (if the page is still around, otherwise copy and paste everything as you edit and save it in a word doc incase there is another site that does wiki code).

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