Most watched sport in Aust
RL.
Yep
& doesn't it eat you fumblers up


Yes it eats us up, we're all terrified of the NRL down here.

.....

We aren't insecure enough to bring up the ratings to 'counter' any argument in any thread we like.
We aren't insecure enough to watch a rival code we hate ...

LOL How does your mind react when you read things like this " According to the 2018 AFL Annual Report, the average gross national audience across free-to-air and subscription television per home and away round was 3.882 million, compared with 4.449 million in 2017 (a decrease of 12.7 per cent ...

:lol: this Thursday night fizzer’s really got the AFL supporters in defend mode. Just open ur ears real wide and listen to the reality...I know it’s hard so feel free to get ur comfort blankets and lie down whilst reading on.

Richmond were down by three goals at the start of the fourth quarter ...

:lol: just had a look at round one.

There were four games where teams were down by 20-26 points, like richmond last night, with half a quarter to go.

All the teams behind lost. So counting last nights fizzer the last five AFL games where teams were down by 20-26 points with only half of the ...

NlolRL wrote: Sun Mar 31, 2019 6:13 pm

Dogs just came back and beat hawks from 30 points down in the last quarter....

Hello, KE?

Ahh the beauty of a high scoring game.

Just flicked over to the NRL on Kayo.
2 Sydney clubs in a non-contest in front of 37 people..

Enthralling.


Umm cats i think you a wrong...

the game you were watching would of been a NSW CUP game
this is a lower grade comp .. at 2pm

which involve feeder clubs to the NRL>>

like the TAC CUP ...

"your just to farken stupid to see it"
If you're going to call someone stupid at least try to make it a coherent sentence.

How'd we go last night nlol? 1121k seemed a good figure for the plebs.

You really are an idiot.
Top of the tree in here which is actually quite the task.
A goal in soccer is more meaningful than a try in RL, there are also a lot more attempts on goal in soccer.
AFL is high scoring, soccer is low scoring.
Rugby is in some dour and dull no-mans land inbetween.

"This is ...

King-Eliagh wrote: Wed Apr 24, 2019 1:13 pm

Nlol, proving once more he’s in year five

True this time.

It was silly to insinuate that you'd say something so accurate.

To date, the biggest attended game outside of the AFL is the AFLW grand final.
say no more.


And the NRlilL will need to wait till their gf to pull a bigger crowd than the AFLW.
:(/ :(/ :(/ :(/ :(/ :(/ :(/ :(/


Mate State of Origin will blow it out of the water with both attendance and ...

You're on fire today KE.

Different games nlol, I’m not sure you got the memo but rugby league is a different game enjoyed for different reasons that AFL

Does this mean you're going to understand the same point made in reverse from now on?

Nope, not "de crowddsss", only when it's relevant.

Your way of working out equivalents is ridiculous, suggesting that only if the NRL were averaging over 90k would you catch up on total 'incidents'. You can't be that naive.

A quick look at football comps overseas shows the pattern, leagues with ...

AFLcrap1 wrote: Thu May 16, 2019 9:06 pm

But but but but .

Tick, tick, tick, tick.

As if saying "but, but, but" defeats legitimate points.
It may aswell be used for admitting defeat in this forum, as it's always used out of turn.

Leave that for lolol, who needs to lift.

pussycat wrote: Wed May 22, 2019 4:34 pm

Its a a complete waste of time and fridge magnets wont help. But, But, But

Another good one from you Puss.

To be fair, you responded to the points made about as well as Terry did.

Imagine being so bitter that you spend your hard earned going to watch a code that you constantly deride.

Are we just meant to take your word while you're at it? Even though you dribble more shit than anyone else in here?

Maybe you should go watch your own code so the players can't hear the convo ...