betting odds show gulf between codes

[AFLcrap1]

I also wonder, are the quality of games lessening in the nrl, with the shrinking talent pool given the expansion of AFL and the growth of soccer, whether teams are more even as there are less stars. Sure you have a few standouts, billy slatter anyone (go storm) but as AFL grows and more kids are drawn to AFL and to a lesser extent, soccer, are nrl all just closer in how poor a side they are?

Straight from the AFL propaganda book.
You don't have a fucking clue do you.

Shrinking talent pool?..

& AFL growing .
Last I read there were 6% less juniors in AFL in Syd than in 2009.
In QLD Fumbles is a distant 4th of the footy codes.
But you keep believing the propaganda..The "Part icipat : ion numbers(/

[TLPG]

How does the salary cap or draft help even up 2 brand new teams? You're clueless.

Essentially the only significant issue the AFL have with uneven teams relate to the two brand new teams with developing lists. This is hardly unusual. Every new A fL team has struggled during their early years

I have to touch on this, after I read an interesting article in the paper version of the Herald Sun today.

It would appear that the AFL has a new problem. Well not a new one but rather one that needs to be dealt with. It's to do with spending in the football department.

It's the new "out of control" factor, and it's being put that this is what's undermining the attempts to even up the competition through the salary cap and the draft. The biggest spenders are Collingwood BTW.

Calls are being made for this to be evened out. A cap and a floor has been mentioned, but the article stated that this would be too hard to police and I agree. A luxury tax was also suggested and this could be a better idea.

If Raider wants to whine about manipulation by the AFL, he needs to look at this and realise that he's got the wrong end of the fork. As usual.

And just for the record, I for one will criticise the AFL if they deserve to be criticised. Phelpsy is actually right - the AFL are arrogant and sometimes behave like a gestapo. Not towards the NRL though, except in the formation of West Sydney which I still call an attempt to undermine them. Towards the grass roots in it's heartland. They leave it to the state bodies, and this is a negative for Victoria and Tasmania. Not so much SA and WA though.

However I will always applaud the crowds the AFL get, and indeed the local crowds as well. Local grand finals can pull decent crowds, even outside heartland. I saw a good crowd at Pambula just a couple of years ago. The Sydney AFL GF that I attended at the old Western Suburbs home ground in Ashfield in 1998 was also well attended.

[MarkZZZ]

For the record, the jumper I have is a woollen jumper. Not pure wool of course, but rather a synthetic hybrid. AKA a synthetic fabric as the first link given. And it was purchased in the late 1990's.

Wool has to be in the jumpers because the warmth is needed traditionally. I've always been envious of players as an umpire when the weather is cold, because our uniforms have never been made from wool - hybrid fabric or whatever else!

Looks like you got dudded with one of the old stock TLPG

http://www.marketsports.com.au/?gclid=C ... vAodMk4AtA

http://promocorner.com.au/AFL-custom-uniforms/

http://www.thefootyspecialists.com.au/index.php?cPath=1

All I saw was 100% polyester.

Two of the three only dealt with the 18 AFL clubs. The game at elite level moves fast enough for wool not to be needed. That third link will not do good business once the local clubs realise that 100 percent polyester doesn't work at the local level. My jumper is a local one - 50 percent wool and 50 percent polyester. As are most at the local level, especially in places where cold weather is the norm and the game doesn't move as fast leading to the threat of hypothermia. Such a threat doesn't exist at elite level.

I would expect you to mock my on field experience. You're just a cheap bully looking for an outlet. Pathetic.

Thanks for the defence, NRLC. Not that it helps with this idiot.

What kind of strange dude are you? All three open to AFL NOT 2 of the three.

The first one carries the "Official AFL" logo. Jumpers are 100% Polyester.

Your little puppy dog mate was 100% wrong. Your saying you have a 50/50 jumper just tells me it's not an "Official" AFL jumper.

I never mocked your experience as an AFL umpire. What I said what you do away from here means nothing. What matters here is what you say. You say shit so I treat it like shit.

I notice your little puppy dog mate hasn't the guts to say "he was wrong about the wool jumpers" but then again I never expect any AFL to be honest here when they can't be honest with themselves.

You are a sad lot.


PS makes you wonder about Ncrapper. Is he really a AFL supporter. That dumbo makes so many wrong statements about the game.

[AFLcrap1]

For the record, the jumper I have is a woollen jumper. Not pure wool of course, but rather a synthetic hybrid. AKA a synthetic fabric as the first link given. And it was purchased in the late 1990's.

Wool has to be in the jumpers because the warmth is needed traditionally. I've always been envious of players as an umpire when the weather is cold, because our uniforms have never been made from wool - hybrid fabric or whatever else!

Looks like you got dudded with one of the old stock TLPG

http://www.marketsports.com.au/?gclid=C ... vAodMk4AtA

http://promocorner.com.au/AFL-custom-uniforms/

http://www.thefootyspecialists.com.au/index.php?cPath=1

All I saw was 100% polyester.

Two of the three only dealt with the 18 AFL clubs. The game at elite level moves fast enough for wool not to be needed. That third link will not do good business once the local clubs realise that 100 percent polyester doesn't work at the local level. My jumper is a local one - 50 percent wool and 50 percent polyester. As are most at the local level, especially in places where cold weather is the norm and the game doesn't move as fast leading to the threat of hypothermia. Such a threat doesn't exist at elite level.

I would expect you to mock my on field experience. You're just a cheap bully looking for an outlet. Pathetic.

Thanks for the defence, NRLC. Not that it helps with this idiot.

What kind of strange dude are you? All three open to AFL NOT 2 of the three.

The first one carries the "Official AFL" logo. Jumpers are 100% Polyester.

Your little puppy dog mate was 100% wrong. Your saying you have a 50/50 jumper just tells me it's not an "Official" AFL jumper.

I never mocked your experience as an AFL umpire. What I said what you do away from here means nothing. What matters here is what you say. You say shit so I treat it like shit.

I notice your little puppy dog mate hasn't the guts to say "he was wrong about the wool jumpers" but then again I never expect any AFL to be honest here when they can't be honest with themselves.

You are a sad lot.

NEEDED TO BE SAID.

[TLPG]

You just demonstrated how little you understood about what I said, Mark.

Enough said.

[MarkZZZ]

You just demonstrated how little you understood about what I said, Mark.

Enough said.

I think your comprehension level is down there with your puppy dog mate.

You initially tried to say that the jumpers contained wool (all be it 50% in your jumpers example) so that the players wouldn't suffer hypothermia. I show that the jumpers are 100% polyester (even the "Official AFL" stocks 100% polyester). Then you jump between elite level AFL players don't need wool and the third one of the three suppliers that I listed would not be good because they supply 100% polyester when the "Official AFL" supplier does exactly that.

Go away, get your thoughts straight and come back and have another go Ump.

I'll ask, Is anyone going to say that I am right that AFL jumpers do not have any wool in them now and that NCrapper was WRONG?

[MarkZZZ]

Do show me a jumper (the name given to AFL guernseys) that is not made of wool. This'll be good.....

Showed you plenty. Willing to accept that there are AFL jumpers that are not made of wool?

> :>:: > Waiting

[AFLcrap1]

Do show me a jumper (the name given to AFL guernseys) that is not made of wool. This'll be good.....

Showed you plenty. Willing to accept that there are AFL jumpers that are not made of wool?

> :>:: > Waiting

Crapper will wait till his master has a say ,then whatever it is ,however wrong it is ,will agree & Say how wrong you are.


He is a good little

[TLPG]

Show me proof that the following clubs use jumpers that are 100 percent polyester, Mark.

Donvale
Greensborough
Rokewood/Corindhap
Hastings
Orbost/Snowy Rovers
Lake Wendouree

This is what I was talking about before and it went right over your head so I have to do this to get you to see what I'm talking about. And show me where on the two of the three sites that any of these clubs can be supplied with their jumpers - or any others than don't wear the AFL colours (Euroa, Montmorency, North Geelong and many others don't count for example because they wear Collingwood jumpers). The "Official AFL" logo only applies to the 18 AFL club guernseys. The clubs I listed above don't wear any of them.

[NRLCrap1]

Do show me a jumper (the name given to AFL guernseys) that is not made of wool. This'll be good.....

Showed you plenty. Willing to accept that there are AFL jumpers that are not made of wool?

> :>:: > Waiting

Okay accepted. But TLPG's comment on it makes sense as well.

[NRLCrap1]

How does the salary cap or draft help even up 2 brand new teams? You're clueless.

Essentially the only significant issue the AFL have with uneven teams relate to the two brand new teams with developing lists. This is hardly unusual. Every new A fL team has struggled during their early years

I have to touch on this, after I read an interesting article in the paper version of the Herald Sun today.

It would appear that the AFL has a new problem. Well not a new one but rather one that needs to be dealt with. It's to do with spending in the football department.

It's the new "out of control" factor, and it's being put that this is what's undermining the attempts to even up the competition through the salary cap and the draft. The biggest spenders are Collingwood BTW.

Calls are being made for this to be evened out. A cap and a floor has been mentioned, but the article stated that this would be too hard to police and I agree. A luxury tax was also suggested and this could be a better idea.

If Raider wants to whine about manipulation by the AFL, he needs to look at this and realise that he's got the wrong end of the fork. As usual.

Is this available online? I'd like to read it.

[MarkZZZ]

Show me proof that the following clubs use jumpers that are 100 percent polyester, Mark.

Donvale
Greensborough
Rokewood/Corindhap
Hastings
Orbost/Snowy Rovers
Lake Wendouree

This is what I was talking about before and it went right over your head so I have to do this to get you to see what I'm talking about. And show me where on the two of the three sites that any of these clubs can be supplied with their jumpers - or any others than don't wear the AFL colours (Euroa, Montmorency, North Geelong and many others don't count for example because they wear Collingwood jumpers). The "Official AFL" logo only applies to the 18 AFL club guernseys. The clubs I listed above don't wear any of them.

Do show me a jumper (the name given to AFL guernseys) that is not made of wool. This'll be good.....

The questiion is about AFL guernseys not some country Victorian or wherever those teams you quoted are.


First link
http://www.marketsports.com.au/?gclid=C ... vAodMk4AtA

after getting into the site on the right hand side click on GUERNSEYS

Pick a team and in the description you will see "more"
click on that it shows it's made out of 100% Polyester

2nd link

http://promocorner.com.au/AFL-custom-uniforms/

Click the link

Just below the lime green writing its states that

"Our Custom Uniforms & Footy Jerseys for Australian Rules Football are made from 100% Cool Dry polyester"

3rd link

http://www.thefootyspecialists.com.au/index.php?cPath=1

Click on the link
click on a football,
click on a jumper

"SLEEVELESS - 100% POLYESTER"

That wasn't that hard. But happy to spoon feed our "slower" forum members.

[MarkZZZ]

Show me proof that the following clubs use jumpers that are 100 percent polyester, Mark.

Donvale
Greensborough
Rokewood/Corindhap
Hastings
Orbost/Snowy Rovers
Lake Wendouree

This is what I was talking about before and it went right over your head so I have to do this to get you to see what I'm talking about. And show me where on the two of the three sites that any of these clubs can be supplied with their jumpers - or any others than don't wear the AFL colours (Euroa, Montmorency, North Geelong and many others don't count for example because they wear Collingwood jumpers). The "Official AFL" logo only applies to the 18 AFL club guernseys. The clubs I listed above don't wear any of them.

Do show me a jumper (the name given to AFL guernseys) that is not made of wool. This'll be good.....

The questiion is about AFL guernseys not some country Victorian or wherever those teams you quoted are.


First link
http://www.marketsports.com.au/?gclid=C ... vAodMk4AtA

after getting into the site on the right hand side click on GUERNSEYS

Pick a team and in the description you will see "more"
click on that it shows it's made out of 100% Polyester

2nd link

http://promocorner.com.au/AFL-custom-uniforms/

Click the link

Just below the lime green writing its states that

"Our Custom Uniforms & Footy Jerseys for Australian Rules Football are made from 100% Cool Dry polyester"

3rd link

http://www.thefootyspecialists.com.au/index.php?cPath=1

Click on the link
click on a football,
click on a jumper

"SLEEVELESS - 100% POLYESTER"

That wasn't that hard. But happy to spoon feed our "slower" forum members.

And Ncrapper looks up to you. How low in the pecking order is he. :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Needed To Be Said

[MarkZZZ]

Show me proof that the following clubs use jumpers that are 100 percent polyester, Mark.

Donvale
Greensborough
Rokewood/Corindhap
Hastings
Orbost/Snowy Rovers
Lake Wendouree

This is what I was talking about before and it went right over your head so I have to do this to get you to see what I'm talking about. And show me where on the two of the three sites that any of these clubs can be supplied with their jumpers - or any others than don't wear the AFL colours (Euroa, Montmorency, North Geelong and many others don't count for example because they wear Collingwood jumpers). The "Official AFL" logo only applies to the 18 AFL club guernseys. The clubs I listed above don't wear any of them.

Do show me a jumper (the name given to AFL guernseys) that is not made of wool. This'll be good.....

The questiion is about AFL guernseys not some country Victorian or wherever those teams you quoted are.

(I guess you where not understanding the original question. Next time take the time and read what is actually going on not what you think is going on. You won't look so foolish)


First link
http://www.marketsports.com.au/?gclid=C ... vAodMk4AtA

after getting into the site on the right hand side click on GUERNSEYS

Pick a team and in the description you will see "more"
click on that it shows it's made out of 100% Polyester

2nd link

http://promocorner.com.au/AFL-custom-uniforms/

Click the link

Just below the lime green writing its states that

"Our Custom Uniforms & Footy Jerseys for Australian Rules Football are made from 100% Cool Dry polyester"

3rd link

http://www.thefootyspecialists.com.au/index.php?cPath=1

Click on the link
click on a football,
click on a jumper

"SLEEVELESS - 100% POLYESTER"

That wasn't that hard. But happy to spoon feed our "slower" forum members.

And Ncrapper looks up to you. How low in the pecking order is he. :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

Needed To Be Said

[NRLCrap1]

Show me proof that the following clubs use jumpers that are 100 percent polyester, Mark.

Donvale
Greensborough
Rokewood/Corindhap
Hastings
Orbost/Snowy Rovers
Lake Wendouree

This is what I was talking about before and it went right over your head so I have to do this to get you to see what I'm talking about. And show me where on the two of the three sites that any of these clubs can be supplied with their jumpers - or any others than don't wear the AFL colours (Euroa, Montmorency, North Geelong and many others don't count for example because they wear Collingwood jumpers). The "Official AFL" logo only applies to the 18 AFL club guernseys. The clubs I listed above don't wear any of them.

Do show me a jumper (the name given to AFL guernseys) that is not made of wool. This'll be good.....

The questiion is about AFL guernseys not some country Victorian or wherever those teams you quoted are.

FUCK OFF!!

It's ALL AFL you stupid gooseheaded half wit!! That's the name of the fricking game!! Or didn't you get the memo about that?