AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
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AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
So many AFL fans think NFL is the name of the actual sport in America.
Here is a little education. The sport is called Gridiron and it has a professional league in Canada as well as the USA.
So unlike Aussie rules, the sport is in two countries not one.
Canadian Gridiron League (CFL)
www.cfl.ca
Here is a little education. The sport is called Gridiron and it has a professional league in Canada as well as the USA.
So unlike Aussie rules, the sport is in two countries not one.
Canadian Gridiron League (CFL)
www.cfl.ca
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
Is Canadian gridiron the same as American gridiron or are the rules and field and playing numbers different ?
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
not exactly.
the canadian version of the game is not the same as the american.
while i wouldnt say the difference is like union vs league, its a bit like touch footy vs oz tag
the canadian version of the game is not the same as the american.
while i wouldnt say the difference is like union vs league, its a bit like touch footy vs oz tag
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
The point is, a game does not have to be international to be important. Being international isnt the aim of the fans of every sport. America are perfectly fine with gridiron being essentially their unique game, as are AFL fans with their indigenous game
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
AMERICA ARE FINE WITH IT BEING AMERICAN
Because AMERICA "Thinks" it is the WORLD!
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they are very one eyed!
Because AMERICA "Thinks" it is the WORLD!
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they are very one eyed!
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
I think AFL fans would love to see a rivalry of AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND
just like in Cricket, Union, League
they are all great clashes... something that is missed after club football land..
just like in Cricket, Union, League
they are all great clashes... something that is missed after club football land..
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you dont miss what you dont have. Im perfectly fine with the AFL the way it is. We have a great national competition which would overshadow any international contests even if there were anyleeroy*NRL* wrote: Thu May 25, 2017 9:59 amI think AFL fans would love to see a rivalry of AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND
just like in Cricket, Union, League
they are all great clashes... something that is missed after club football land..
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
No you just try to create interest in China, and introduce a wildcard to maintain some interest at home.NlolRL wrote: Thu May 25, 2017 11:04 amyou dont miss what you dont have. Im perfectly fine with the AFL the way it is. We have a great national competition which would overshadow any international contests even if there were anyleeroy*NRL* wrote: Thu May 25, 2017 9:59 amI think AFL fans would love to see a rivalry of AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND
just like in Cricket, Union, League
they are all great clashes... something that is missed after club football land..
Haven't your mob already gave England a try? Was that game a sellout also?
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The China games are to increase interest in AFL for the many Chinese living in Australia.pussycat wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 9:59 amNo you just try to create interest in China, and introduce a wildcard to maintain some interest at home.NlolRL wrote: Thu May 25, 2017 11:04 amyou dont miss what you dont have. Im perfectly fine with the AFL the way it is. We have a great national competition which would overshadow any international contests even if there were anyleeroy*NRL* wrote: Thu May 25, 2017 9:59 amI think AFL fans would love to see a rivalry of AUSTRALIA V ENGLAND
just like in Cricket, Union, League
they are all great clashes... something that is missed after club football land..
Haven't your mob already gave England a try? Was that game a sellout also?
When did we introduce a wildcard?

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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
Was Gilligan doing the counting those for crowds too?
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LolNlolRL wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 10:26 amThe China games are to increase interest in AFL for the many Chinese living in Australia.pussycat wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 9:59 amNo you just try to create interest in China, and introduce a wildcard to maintain some interest at home.NlolRL wrote: Thu May 25, 2017 11:04 am
you dont miss what you dont have. Im perfectly fine with the AFL the way it is. We have a great national competition which would overshadow any international contests even if there were any
Haven't your mob already gave England a try? Was that game a sellout also?
When did we introduce a wildcard?![]()
I've already asked a question relating to this absurd theory .
No fumbler answered .
When RL took a SOO to the USA did it increase the interest in RL of the U.S. Expats living here .
Lol no
Why would they give a shit about a sport playing a game in their old country ....it is mind boggling the things that fumble fans come up with .
So a Chinese person living in Aust that has already seen AFL on the news .read about it ..
Prob been asked about it ...& shown no interest. Will suddenly be interested because a game was played in CHINA .
No joking
What fucking planet are you on .
No one with a full deck thinks like this .
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
have you been to parts of MelbourneAFLcrap1 wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 3:52 pmLolNlolRL wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 10:26 amThe China games are to increase interest in AFL for the many Chinese living in Australia.pussycat wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 9:59 am
No you just try to create interest in China, and introduce a wildcard to maintain some interest at home.
Haven't your mob already gave England a try? Was that game a sellout also?
When did we introduce a wildcard?![]()
I've already asked a question relating to this absurd theory .
No fumbler answered .
When RL took a SOO to the USA did it increase the interest in RL of the U.S. Expats living here .
Lol no
Why would they give a shit about a sport playing a game in their old country ....it is mind boggling the things that fumble fans come up with .
So a Chinese person living in Aust that has already seen AFL on the news .read about it ..
Prob been asked about it ...& shown no interest. Will suddenly be interested because a game was played in CHINA .
No joking
What fucking planet are you on .
No one with a full deck thinks like this .

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Yes nice placeleeroy*NRL* wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 4:07 pmhave you been to parts of MelbourneAFLcrap1 wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 3:52 pmLolNlolRL wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 10:26 am
The China games are to increase interest in AFL for the many Chinese living in Australia.
When did we introduce a wildcard?![]()
I've already asked a question relating to this absurd theory .
No fumbler answered .
When RL took a SOO to the USA did it increase the interest in RL of the U.S. Expats living here .
Lol no
Why would they give a shit about a sport playing a game in their old country ....it is mind boggling the things that fumble fans come up with .
So a Chinese person living in Aust that has already seen AFL on the news .read about it ..
Prob been asked about it ...& shown no interest. Will suddenly be interested because a game was played in CHINA .
No joking
What fucking planet are you on .
No one with a full deck thinks like this .![]()
Very strange people .
The cult like thinking is worrying .
So if I moved to China & then heard a Chinese basketball team had been to play or a table tennis. Match had been played in Aust would I suddenly want to watch either sport just because of of a ten playing in Aust .
I'm serious ....how fucking strange are these people.
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
So if we take out NZ ratings and do away with rep football you you thing you might be a chance of knocking us off?The_Wookie wrote: Fri May 26, 2017 11:35 am
" And you guys need Origin to maintain any kind of lead over the AFL. Origin is in effect, an exhibition match in its own right."
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Re: AFL fans, Gridiron is professional in two nations not one like Aussie Rules..
Pussy ... if you are arguing superiority of a code on this country based on ratings ... why would you include nz ratings. Serious question.
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