post_hoc wrote:Might have to buy you a beer and argue about that, I do know that there was a football game in 1914 that was termed a local derby in the UK, not sure earlier than that, but I think we can ignore the French and conclude it is a very English termParraEelsNRL wrote:And your lot stole it from Rugby League just like the lot in the Premier League who stole the name the Red Devils from the local Rugby League side from Salford who were given the name by the French in the 1930'spost_hoc wrote:You guys never used it to describe the Swans Giants game before the Wanderers arrived, good to see you AFL types are so frightened of football in western sydney that you nck our terminology.The_Wookie wrote:yeah because Derby has never been used to describe a game or rivalry ever.post_hoc wrote:Yet it was never called a derby before the Wanderers came in,The_Wookie wrote:Carlton and Richmond will play in front of 80,000 at the MCG in round 1. Technically the Giants-Swans Rivalry is older than the Wanderers-Sydney derby (Giants first AFL season - 2012 - started about 6 months before the Wanderers first season - 2012-13), fucking invented lol.post_hoc wrote:Looks like the Wanderes and Sydney FC will play the first derby in the opening round at ANZ, the aim is to get over 55,000.
Now that is a proper derby, not your invented AFL one.![]()
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so One of us would have used it first.
I didn't know that about the Red Devils, but as a Tottenham fan I couldn't care less LOL
attending the last match at the club’s old Knowsley Road ground in 2010, that his family had lent their name to two sporting events – the horse race at Epsom and rugby league fixtures between St Helens, at one end of their Knowsley estate, and Wigan from the other.
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2014/ ... and-final-