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Question on Styles
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Re: Question on Styles
Do you chumps still want me to show proof of different attacking styles? Or do you admit to your own annihilation in this thread?
We can prolong the pain or you chumps can fess up to ur poor vision...?
We can prolong the pain or you chumps can fess up to ur poor vision...?
xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
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Re: Question on Styles
Been asking for it for a while, I kind of gave up, it can't be too obvious if it has taken this long
Football in NSW
- Football 200,868
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- Rugby League 96,041
- Rugby Union 40,685
Football has 22% more players than the other football codes combined
- Football 200,868
- AFL NSW/ACT 28,468
- Rugby League 96,041
- Rugby Union 40,685
Football has 22% more players than the other football codes combined
Re: Question on Styles
& I have been asking for some proof of your claim....yet still not forthcoming ...
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Re: Question on Styles
which claim?
Football in NSW
- Football 200,868
- AFL NSW/ACT 28,468
- Rugby League 96,041
- Rugby Union 40,685
Football has 22% more players than the other football codes combined
- Football 200,868
- AFL NSW/ACT 28,468
- Rugby League 96,041
- Rugby Union 40,685
Football has 22% more players than the other football codes combined
Re: Question on Styles
Lol only been asked a couple of times everyday.
Your claim that RL fans are worse behaved than the sokka hooligans in this country..
I'm still waiting .
But I sense a deflection coming on. In 5. 4. 3. Lol lol lol
Your claim that RL fans are worse behaved than the sokka hooligans in this country..
I'm still waiting .
But I sense a deflection coming on. In 5. 4. 3. Lol lol lol
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I age given you numerous examples, not my problem you didn't like the examples. We also know your players are the worst behave, most recent example the Souths player being found guilty of abuse of his ex
Football in NSW
- Football 200,868
- AFL NSW/ACT 28,468
- Rugby League 96,041
- Rugby Union 40,685
Football has 22% more players than the other football codes combined
- Football 200,868
- AFL NSW/ACT 28,468
- Rugby League 96,041
- Rugby Union 40,685
Football has 22% more players than the other football codes combined
Re: Question on Styles
We are talking fans .
Tell me stupid .
Do RL fans need a police escort to the game?
Do extra police have to be rostered on to keep fans in line ?
Are there running street battles with rival supporters.?
Are there headlines shouting HOOLIGANS. about RL fans .
Soft cock lives in denial .
Go do your poo jam or whatever ,but leave kids & elderly diners alone ,let them have a meal in peace.
Tell me stupid .
Do RL fans need a police escort to the game?
Do extra police have to be rostered on to keep fans in line ?
Are there running street battles with rival supporters.?
Are there headlines shouting HOOLIGANS. about RL fans .
Soft cock lives in denial .
Go do your poo jam or whatever ,but leave kids & elderly diners alone ,let them have a meal in peace.
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Re: Question on Styles
predictable as ever in comes spazza!AFLcrap1 wrote:leagueiscrap wrote:as oppose to League, jog in a straight line with your teammates, when the ball holder is about to be tackled, he off loads it 7 meters to the left or rightKing-Eliagh wrote:a one year old can trap and kick a soccer ball! I've seen it heaps! :_<>
the ultimate test of skill & brain power, play League
As opposed to fumbling a ball all over the place ,& getting a you tried but missed ****** point for being fucking useless.
no ability to add an input, just troll & insult out of jealousy
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Re: Question on Styles
Oh my .oh my Lordy .leagueiscrap wrote:predictable as ever in comes spazza!AFLcrap1 wrote:leagueiscrap wrote:as oppose to League, jog in a straight line with your teammates, when the ball holder is about to be tackled, he off loads it 7 meters to the left or rightKing-Eliagh wrote:a one year old can trap and kick a soccer ball! I've seen it heaps! :_<>
the ultimate test of skill & brain power, play League
As opposed to fumbling a ball all over the place ,& getting a you tried but missed ****** point for being fucking useless.
no ability to add an input, just troll & insult out of jealousy
You are probably way too fucking stupid( as seen by your rants ) to see that you are accusing me of doing something that you just did.
Farkkkkkking hell you are thick .
I replied in kind ,to your ****** rant.
by leagueiscrap » Thu Nov 06, 2014 5:22 pm
as oppose to League, jog in a straight line with your teammates, when the ball holder is about to be tackled, he off loads it 7 meters to the left or right
the ultimate test of skill & brain power, play League
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Re: Question on Styles
okay. so some different plays in RL.
You have your pretty stock standard 3 on 3. Fullback tries to chime in, creating a shift a long the line with a cut out to the centre who is now marked against the winger. simply draw and pass.
Add in some decoy runners which try to attract defenders also works a treat.
The bulldogs really mastered the usage of forwards passing in 2012. You'd have graham cart the ball up and then just before reaching the line he would pass to another runner, often perceived as a decoy. This created many 1 on 2s, which opened up the field through offloads. Bit of support play from barba and morris led to numerous tries. This has now been incorporated into other teams. I remember the tigers using a play which involved farah to woods (a prop) who would turn and pass back to farah wrapping around, another way to create overlaps.
Then you have your more attacking teams, with a bit of flair. The tigers were famous for this in 05, the warriors still are. This involves a couple of hit ups to get the ball rolling then spreading it wide to maybe your centre who makes contact and gets a short pass away to a winger/halfback sticking tight that can split them.
Dummy half runs and chip and chases are effective too. but won't go into that too much.
Then you add in things like the grubber which is very nuanced. Usually attempted from inside their 20. I'll use luke brooks as an example, im most familiar with the tigers players. He often shapes to pass out wide on the left with numbers there. He has several options. If he sees the opposition has marked up well (presumably because our forwards havent drawn in enough players on the previous play e.g. SOO 2 game winning try, aaron woods draws 4 in opening it up for trent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuVFABx_AMQ) he can shape to throw a cut out, and at the last second grubber in the opposite direction (right) for tedesco to swoop as their fullback will be pushing out to the wing in anticipation for the cutout.
anyway, bit bored of explaining this crap. but there's a few things that involve RL strategy. and you sure as hell will never see ANYTHING like these tries in some boring sport like soccer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFRzrKlQvZg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUjhDmIeTiY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mnk9gRuRPrw
http://youtu.be/lQGFOUYB0PI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0xR8c7-5bM
edit: and then add in defence as well. e.g. roosters 2013. sliding defences versus pushing up. etc. etc.
You have your pretty stock standard 3 on 3. Fullback tries to chime in, creating a shift a long the line with a cut out to the centre who is now marked against the winger. simply draw and pass.
Add in some decoy runners which try to attract defenders also works a treat.
The bulldogs really mastered the usage of forwards passing in 2012. You'd have graham cart the ball up and then just before reaching the line he would pass to another runner, often perceived as a decoy. This created many 1 on 2s, which opened up the field through offloads. Bit of support play from barba and morris led to numerous tries. This has now been incorporated into other teams. I remember the tigers using a play which involved farah to woods (a prop) who would turn and pass back to farah wrapping around, another way to create overlaps.
Then you have your more attacking teams, with a bit of flair. The tigers were famous for this in 05, the warriors still are. This involves a couple of hit ups to get the ball rolling then spreading it wide to maybe your centre who makes contact and gets a short pass away to a winger/halfback sticking tight that can split them.
Dummy half runs and chip and chases are effective too. but won't go into that too much.
Then you add in things like the grubber which is very nuanced. Usually attempted from inside their 20. I'll use luke brooks as an example, im most familiar with the tigers players. He often shapes to pass out wide on the left with numbers there. He has several options. If he sees the opposition has marked up well (presumably because our forwards havent drawn in enough players on the previous play e.g. SOO 2 game winning try, aaron woods draws 4 in opening it up for trent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuVFABx_AMQ) he can shape to throw a cut out, and at the last second grubber in the opposite direction (right) for tedesco to swoop as their fullback will be pushing out to the wing in anticipation for the cutout.
anyway, bit bored of explaining this crap. but there's a few things that involve RL strategy. and you sure as hell will never see ANYTHING like these tries in some boring sport like soccer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFRzrKlQvZg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUjhDmIeTiY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mnk9gRuRPrw
http://youtu.be/lQGFOUYB0PI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0xR8c7-5bM
edit: and then add in defence as well. e.g. roosters 2013. sliding defences versus pushing up. etc. etc.
Last edited by pHyR3 on Sat Nov 08, 2014 3:41 pm, edited 1 time in total.
NRLCrap1 wrote:Ignorant goose. International AFL is big and don't you forget it!
the stupidity....NRLCrap1 wrote:Crowds don't mean squat.
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Re: Question on Styles
post_hoc wrote:Been asking for it for a while, I kind of gave up, it can't be too obvious if it has taken this long
Do you wanna do this the easy way and tap out now? xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
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Think he is busy crying over the hooligan team ...best in Asia getting 53 k ratings last night.
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Re: Question on Styles
post_labotomy wrote:trust me, I come from a long time player of League, there is little difference in styles or structures...pretty much the same across the board.
sydfc wrote:you're right postlabotomy
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http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... 26f5h.html
What utter doucghebags
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Re: Question on Styles
so from what i read
1 team runs with its head down straight at the opposition via the forwards
and the other one wrestles those cloggers at the play the ball
very interesting tactics
so much WOW
1 team runs with its head down straight at the opposition via the forwards
and the other one wrestles those cloggers at the play the ball
very interesting tactics
so much WOW