Lockyers last club match sells out 17 days in advance

Grim Reaper · Post by **Grim Reaper** » Sun Aug 21, 2011 1:12 pm

NRL

Raiderdave · Post by **Raiderdave** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 7:49 am

Grim Reaper wrote:
AFL does not need to play games overseas as we have the crowds here, unlike the nrl that cannot fill a stadium in Australia thus the reason having to go and play against tinpot countries elsewhere...As for the Socceroo aka Wogball who cares, most who supported them are bandwagon supporters. Thank God Australia did no get the world cup as FIFA is a corrupt joke..Run off a play your irrelevant Throwball you Dog!

AFL has no choice

not only does no one outside of Australia know what the hell it is

half of Australia barely do either

Post by **Beaussie** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 10:07 am

Dogs wrote:
In response to your comment. It is not that AFL does not need to played overseas, it is that you do not have a choice, as outside VIC, SA and WA there is no real interest.

Was great seeing the AFL International Cup in Sydney yesterday. So many nations represented. A fantastic sight to see.

Back on topic, most Australians don't know who this Lockyear is. That's a fact. Learn to deal with the insignficance of your code and its players in this country. Reality is, NRL players are only noticed when they make the switch to the AFL.

Raiderdave · Post by **Raiderdave** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 10:26 am

Beaussie wrote:
Dogs wrote:
In response to your comment. It is not that AFL does not need to played overseas, it is that you do not have a choice, as outside VIC, SA and WA there is no real interest.
Was great seeing the AFL International Cup in Sydney yesterday. So many nations represented. A fantastic sight to see.

Back on topic, most Australians don't know who this Lockyear is. That's a fact. Learn to deal with the insignficance of your code and its players in this country. Reality is, NRL players are only noticed when they make the switch to the AFL.

Most Australians
even if not one dimwit in the boggerball states didn't know who he was ... highly unlikely as plenty would

he's a household name in NSW the ACT & QLD .. where 60% of the population live

thats a fact is it? , no ....your statement is something you find in the bottom of your toilet after a dodgey curry

there won't be an AFL club game this year that will attract the attention this game will ... on a SUNDAY
heavens to betsy I dunno what it would do in the ratings in if it were played on a Friday night

so its time for you & your oddly funny little sport to learn to deal with its insignficance in this Country & understand your place
very much confined to the bumhole of Australia

Post by **Beaussie** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 11:37 am

I live in NSW and didn't know who he was till you posted this article in this thread. I'm still scratching my head wondering what all the fuss is about. Like I said, I take it, he is popular in QLD and that is it.

Raiderdave · Post by **Raiderdave** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:02 pm

Beaussie wrote:
I live in NSW and didn't know who he was till you posted this article in this thread. I'm still scratching my head wondering what all the fuss is about. Like I said, I take it, he is popular in QLD and that is it.

yes .. of course you didn't know who he was

perhaps you should emerge from the rock you live under
& join reality

you are spending too much time in your delusional world .. with make believe friends that follow feebleball & it is not good for your sense of well being

Dogs · Post by **Dogs** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:03 pm

Beaussie wrote:
Dogs wrote:
In response to your comment. It is not that AFL does not need to played overseas, it is that you do not have a choice, as outside VIC, SA and WA there is no real interest.
Was great seeing the AFL International Cup in Sydney yesterday. So many nations represented. A fantastic sight to see.

Back on topic, most Australians don't know who this Lockyear is. That's a fact. Learn to deal with the insignficance of your code and its players in this country. Reality is, NRL players are only noticed when they make the switch to the AFL.

Back on topic, if you live in NSW and don't know who Darren Lockyer is, then you, like Grim Dribbler live in a bubble. I am also from NSW originally and travel regularly down there for work. I know I have seen plenty about him in the papers or on the news. So that would suggest you never watch the news, never read a paper. One of your best bebubbleboy. :>::

You plead ignorance to knowing Darren Lockyer, but I am sure most of Australia (except Beaussie and our Victorian friends) knew nothing of the joke you are calling international rule. You know, the International game that you don't need in one thread, but now want it in this thread. Oh that right it suits you know. Let go on the merry-go-round with AFL fans again.

Post by **Beaussie** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:12 pm

Dogs wrote:
Beaussie wrote:
Dogs wrote:
In response to your comment. It is not that AFL does not need to played overseas, it is that you do not have a choice, as outside VIC, SA and WA there is no real interest.
Was great seeing the AFL International Cup in Sydney yesterday. So many nations represented. A fantastic sight to see.

Back on topic, most Australians don't know who this Lockyear is. That's a fact. Learn to deal with the insignficance of your code and its players in this country. Reality is, NRL players are only noticed when they make the switch to the AFL.
Back on topic, if you live in NSW and don't know who Darren Lockyer is, then you, like Grim Dribbler live in a bubble. I am also from NSW originally and travel regularly down there for work. I know I have seen plenty about him in the papers or on the news. So that would suggest you never watch the news, never read a paper. One of your best bebubbleboy. :>::

You plead ignorance to knowing Darren Lockyer, but I am sure most of Australia (except Beaussie and our Victorian friends) knew nothing of the joke you are calling international rule. You know, the International game that you don't need in one thread, but now want it in this thread. Oh that right it suits you know. Let go on the merry-go-round with AFL fans again.

The arrogance of you throwball fans is astounding. FFS, are you really trying to tell us that everyone in NSW and QLD knows who this Lockyer bloke is. Delusional and arrogant comes to mind when thinking about you throwball fans.

Dogs · Post by **Dogs** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:16 pm

Grim Reaper wrote:
NRL NRL NRL

Good response, if you were 12. Your fellow bubbleboy seems to think international game are worth a mention.

Back on topic, now your mate is suggesting he live in NSW, your location suggest you live in NSW and you both don't know Darren Lockyer.

With comments you have both put up in this thread, you are both either

or just plan stupid. For the record I don't think either of you stupid, so that only leaves one other option.

Raiderdave · Post by **Raiderdave** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:18 pm

Beaussie wrote:
Dogs wrote:
Beaussie wrote:
Was great seeing the AFL International Cup in Sydney yesterday. So many nations represented. A fantastic sight to see.

Back on topic, most Australians don't know who this Lockyear is. That's a fact. Learn to deal with the insignficance of your code and its players in this country. Reality is, NRL players are only noticed when they make the switch to the AFL.
Back on topic, if you live in NSW and don't know who Darren Lockyer is, then you, like Grim Dribbler live in a bubble. I am also from NSW originally and travel regularly down there for work. I know I have seen plenty about him in the papers or on the news. So that would suggest you never watch the news, never read a paper. One of your best bebubbleboy. :>::

You plead ignorance to knowing Darren Lockyer, but I am sure most of Australia (except Beaussie and our Victorian friends) knew nothing of the joke you are calling international rule. You know, the International game that you don't need in one thread, but now want it in this thread. Oh that right it suits you know. Let go on the merry-go-round with AFL fans again.
The arrogance of you throwball fans is astounding. FFS, are you really trying to tell us that everyone in NSW and QLD knows who this Lockyer bloke is. Delusional and arrogant comes to mind when thinking about you throwball fans.

Captain of the Broncos
Captain of QLD
Captain of Australia

yes ... thats excatly what we are saying
hard pill to swallow for viccy kicky fans
but more Australians would know Darren... then almost any other footballer of any other code ...

Dogs · Post by **Dogs** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:21 pm

Beaussie wrote:
Dogs wrote:
Beaussie wrote:
Was great seeing the AFL International Cup in Sydney yesterday. So many nations represented. A fantastic sight to see.

Back on topic, most Australians don't know who this Lockyear is. That's a fact. Learn to deal with the insignficance of your code and its players in this country. Reality is, NRL players are only noticed when they make the switch to the AFL.
Back on topic, if you live in NSW and don't know who Darren Lockyer is, then you, like Grim Dribbler live in a bubble. I am also from NSW originally and travel regularly down there for work. I know I have seen plenty about him in the papers or on the news. So that would suggest you never watch the news, never read a paper. One of your best bebubbleboy. :>::

You plead ignorance to knowing Darren Lockyer, but I am sure most of Australia (except Beaussie and our Victorian friends) knew nothing of the joke you are calling international rule. You know, the International game that you don't need in one thread, but now want it in this thread. Oh that right it suits you know. Let go on the merry-go-round with AFL fans again.
The arrogance of you throwball fans is astounding. FFS, are you really trying to tell us that everyone in NSW and QLD knows who this Lockyer bloke is. Delusional and arrogant comes to mind when thinking about you throwball fans.

So you are suggesting you have never ever heard the name, seen it on the news or on a paper. No No your ignorance and living in a bubble comes to my mind. I suggest you are lying. If you lived in Melbourne I may have understood, funny though when I talk to the guys in our Melbourne office that they still know who the high profile players in league are. There is certainly less coverage of league down there. So what is your excuse.

Grim Reaper · Post by **Grim Reaper** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:26 pm

Was this the Lockyer who died last week in the helicopter crash in Lake Eyre? If so then I have heard of him!

Post by **Beaussie** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:29 pm

Grim Reaper wrote:
Was this the Lockyer who died last week in the helicopter crash in Lake Eyre? If so then I have heard of him!

Maybe. Who knows. Amazing though hearing the throwball fans bleat about us not knowing who this Lockyer is. FFS, why would we care in the first place?

Dogs · Post by **Dogs** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:41 pm

Beaussie wrote:
Grim Reaper wrote:
Was this the Lockyer who died last week in the helicopter crash in Lake Eyre? If so then I have heard of him!
Maybe. Who knows. Amazing though hearing the throwball fans bleat about us not knowing who this Lockyer is. FFS, why would we care in the first place?

You joined the thread with nonsense.

Do you know who any of the following are:
Harry Kewell
Ian Thorpe
Cadel Evans

Or do you plead ignorance with them as well as they don't play AFL.

Post by **Beaussie** » Mon Aug 22, 2011 12:45 pm

Dogs wrote:
Beaussie wrote:
Grim Reaper wrote:
Was this the Lockyer who died last week in the helicopter crash in Lake Eyre? If so then I have heard of him!
Maybe. Who knows. Amazing though hearing the throwball fans bleat about us not knowing who this Lockyer is. FFS, why would we care in the first place?
You joined the thread with nonsense.

Do you know who any of the following are:
Harry Kewell
Ian Thorpe
Cadel Evans

Or do you plead ignorance with them as well as they don't play AFL.

What the hell are you on about.

FYI

1. Soccer player
2. Swimmer
3. Cyclist

People that have a national profile that I have of course heard of and respect. Lockyer??? Like I said, popular in QLD from what I can gather.

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Lockyers last club match sells out 17 days in advance