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Reality?leagueiscrap wrote:Keep that tin foil had on & those walls in the basement covered OCD spazza!AFLcrap1 wrote:Doesn't affect us at all
We just laugh at the AFL propaganda machine .
& how many fumblers believe every word
Can't let that thing called reality in can we!
AFL boss Gillon McLachlan said he was excited to see the first game in China next year.
“We believe we have the most exciting and athletic game in the world and the chance to showcase our game in China is too good an opportunity to pass up,’’ McLachlan said.
“This event is part of our broader strategy to reach into new markets both inside Australia and across our region.
“There is no full stop in our (global) vision.”
McLachlan said if the Power delivers in China, the AFL will look ahead to new markets, most obvious being in India and South Africa.
http://www.cairnspost.com.au/cairns-cha ... d01881a0ca
Yep, reality is we are going there. You lot wanted to do it, but failed miserably if I remember correctly.pussycat wrote:Reality?leagueiscrap wrote:Keep that tin foil had on & those walls in the basement covered OCD spazza!AFLcrap1 wrote:Doesn't affect us at all
We just laugh at the AFL propaganda machine .
& how many fumblers believe every word
Can't let that thing called reality in can we!
Ange Postecoglou slams Malcolm Turnbull for using AFL to engage with China instead of football
3 days ago
by Anna HarringtonSource: FOX SPORTS
THE AFL may be proudly promoting its first clash for premiership points in China with their 2017 Fixture announcement on Thursday.
But in his new book, Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou has slammed Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull for attempting to use AFL — rather than football — as a means of engaging with China, referring to Turnbull’s April 2016 visit, where he led 1,000 business leaders on what was reported as the largest-ever trade mission to the country.
“When it was announced by the AFL that it intended to host a match in China between Port Adelaide and Gold Coast Suns, the prime minister couldn’t help but clamber all over the possibiltieis, exalting the greatness of Australia’s native game,” Postecoglou says in his book Changing the Game.
If a prime minister, on behalf of a trade mission and business leaders, is going to impress the Chinese in the world of sport, surely he should use a sport common to both, like football, where Australia and China actually have relations and that the Chinese actually care about.”
Turnbull actively spruiked Australian Rules Football as the “most exciting” football code at the game’s launch in April
“AFL is the most exciting football code,” Turnbull said.
“An enormous field, extraordinary athleticism, it is the leaping, jumping, flying game, where the big men fly — as they say.
“Where possession is everything, possession is everything, it is a game that moves faster than any other. So exciting.”
http://www.foxsports.com.au/football/an ... 88a503f8fa
Here ya go.AFLcrap1 wrote:Where's that pic of the last successful AFL venture into China
liar extraordinaire Do you ever get tired of being proven wrong?AFLcrap1 wrote:Lol
Really where is that pic from .
Please show a source with some credibility .
That looks like some staged promo shot .
AFL propaganda DEPT working overtime?
To keep the gullible dickheads nodding their heads .
Lol
Yep that's you mob .
Lol I'll just keep laughing at the AFL dust bowl & 1.5 mill wasted .
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liar extraordinaire liar extraordinaire Well our game in China got over 7,000 watching at the ground and has led to millions more Chinese watching our game on tv.AFLcrap1 wrote:How am I wrong .
Oh dear, a goal has just been scored at the other end dumb arse.AFLcrap1 wrote:Lol & that's a promo shot .
No play anywhere near that flag waving prancing fool
liar extraordinaire Yep, you've seen it reported many times now. Refer back to the OP for a reminder if you need to.AFLcrap1 wrote:Millions watching .
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