Well like Rugby League has it's origins with Rugby union, it is not surprising that Gaelic Footballers can play AFL. AFL came from Gaelic Football so it isn't surprising that they can play the sport.

League being the younger, to Union has also shown the most innovation. Whilst Union has been ...

I wasnt the one who pointed out your lack of proof reading


Sorry, I thought you had, my bad.

2 things, you have ex basketball and rugby players playing in the 'best' AFL competition in the world, after playing the game for what 5 years?

As for the NFL, everyone 1 bar 1 I think are in there as ...

Lol fumblers hate when reality encroaches on their bubble .

reality? I debuted his farcical claim yet he hasnt responded at all. Looks like his reality crumbled


As I am not a mind reader, so I have no idea what your issue with what i wrote is. Asking if I have read this back, usually ...

I went out to Spotless on Sunday to watch the might Kilkenny take on the tribe of Galway in Hurling. Galway being the All Ireland Champions and Kilkenny winning the League Cup. The cats from Kilkenny are supposed to be rebuilding after dominating Hurling since the turn of this Century with All ...

I went out to Spotless on Sunday to watch the might Kilkenny take on the tribe of Galway in Hurling. Galway being the All Ireland Champions and Kilkenny winning the League Cup. The cats from Kilkenny are supposed to be rebuilding after dominating Hurling since the turn of this Century with All ...

Does help, thanks.

Always up for a calculated response from someone who knows better than me.

I know the AFL will always be conscious of soccer 100% and they should be.

When you say can't co-exist, do you mean codes in respective cities? i.e Melbourne - needs to be one or the other? What's ...

I guess hearing from a football fan might help matters.......who was i kidding it's not going to help anything but here goes.

AFLCrap is correct, Football and RL have existed for 110 years, we share major grounds, lots of movement in administrators and physios etc etc between the codes. I agree ...

AFLcrap1 wrote: Thu Jun 21, 2018 12:03 pm

Lol
Smell the fear .

Hey football has that phrase trademarked, get your own (btw I agree with you 100%, lol)

The SOO? doubt it, but it is taking away column inches and media time from both AFL and SOO

I'd argue as well that NRL closer to NFL with returning the ball to play after an out, line of scrimmage vs a scrum very similar, although I wish NRL scrums were contested like the old days.

How many AFL players have gone to the NRL in anything other than a punter?

Also you NRL boys in case you ...

yeh good time,

be great to know the true tv figures of these big events.
particular in NSW as was stated in other threads
have double the amount of pubs and clubs as Victoria

the only thing we do know is Pubs and clubs pay a premium fee for the Sports they show.
as networks knows big numbers ...

So, more people watch football than AFL, but because they are not Australian's they don't count, but the fact that more Australians don't watch AFL than do, then that is ok.

Wow you really are desperate to be relevant aren't you.

either way 2.1mill for the Aus v France game on Saturday night is very good..

especially with all the other competition at the same time..
with no other sport on prob looking around the 2.8mill to 3.1mill mark

those poor union fans
Ausv Ireland Bombed big time..


Cricket had worse figures ...

None of these events draw australias interest beyond a few soccer tragics.

News flash, as a population we're not that into soccer. Its bat shit boring. So so so defensive, almost pointless for 99% of the game. No wonder crowds behave badly


Yet billions of people disagree with you LOL, but ...

None of these events draw australias interest beyond a few soccer tragics.

News flash, as a population we're not that into soccer. Its bat shit boring. So so so defensive, almost pointless for 99% of the game. No wonder crowds behave badly


Yet billions of people disagree with you LOL, but keep ...