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Well I don't know which division you played in or the standard but my experience in the then SFL was that there were some RL types that came across and did well in the first and second quarters it was in the third and fourth quarters where they struggled. I'm not asking that you reveal yourself but generalising that anyone can play at AFL level from NRL is really a simplistic view, Kennelly trained hard for years doing more work than other players as did Pike and Hunt - Issy didn't want to do the work and that's why he failed. If an AFL player was chosen to play NRL he would have to work otherwise he would fail too. RL and RU strength is their strength not their fitness or aerobic fitness.King-Eliagh wrote:When I played against Paris in the Netherlands I was up against this bloke from perth. Chased him down and smashed him a few times. I think he probably thought, he's speedy and where'd he learn to hit so hard. I woulda answered, RL my friend, RL. :DSwans4ever wrote:Hahahahaha.......KE ur killing me stop please stop, haven't laughed so much for ages! So what did you do after exploring deepest darkest Africa and going to the deepest depths of the ocean after bring the first Australian in space? Mate get a grip unless you can tell us who you are how could we EVER verify your so called dominance, what a joker!King-Eliagh wrote:True aflcrap. This is also supported by the apparent ease with which players of other codes can make the top level of the code. Taigh Kennelly played gaelic footy for peanuts then came to the swans and became one of the clubs marquee players in no time, helping them win the 05 GF. Pyke is a former pro RU player, he is now also one of the swans marquee players and gave most of the AFL a marking lesson last year. Khunts wobbling round playing each week up their on the GC, folou, like khunt impressed so many AFL experts.
Then there's me. I found the transition fairly easy too, albeit at a much lower level than AFL and NRL. But I was quickly up to standard and able to make opposing players, who'd played all their life, look pretty silly. It's gods honest truth im telling here guys. I known it sounds bad but I can only tell it how it is. It just doesn't happen the other way round neither. The evidence is so so so ... .... .... .... so so so . ... so so stacked against marngrook on this one... Sorry.
Lemme remind you we're on a website here swines. People like yourself have stuipidly suggested I tell them who I am to "prove it". I could give you the name of USYD's best first div player and pretend that's me. But I wouldn't bother lying on here, there's no point. You can take it or leave it chump, I don't give two shits either way really. Look I know im a touch brash but the fact is I made the transition very easily and very quickly got to a standard where other players were amazed id only been playing a short period of time. I put it down to RL and RU, as well as my bball skills. I think if I had of started in marngrook and tried the other way round I would've failed abysmally.
Not in modern AR's. The entire team zones meaning they are part of a formation that follows the ball all over the ground. Running distances are far higher in AR's,AFLcrap1 wrote:& there are plenty of players 100 mtrs from the action in derpball,rubbing man boobies with an opposition player or pinching each other .Xman wrote:Why does the number of breaks make a difference. There are large periods in RL where almost every player ambles along. That beats interchanges by miles.AFLcrap1 wrote:& i wonder how Fumblers would go if they only had 10 interchanges per side per game ...
150 ..bhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
.they rack up the KMs running to & from the Interchange bench.
there was an article (will find it ) where Nathan friend was scientifically monitered in a game & the force he experienced in tackling was the same Gs as a jet fighter pilot..
& he does this 40-50 times a game .
Tell me how being a long distance runner without the impacts/collisions of rl players makes fumbler better.
http://m.smh.com.au/AFL/AFL-news/vast-g ... -z9oy.html''Physically, AFL is a two-hour running game where two things happen,'' says Gibbs. ''Firstly, the total distance you run is further than in an NRL game. Secondly, you run at a higher intensity. AFL is a man-on-man game. You have to go with your opponent.''In rugby league, there are lots of times you can have a rest. You can sit in the defensive line where the ball isn't. You can hide on the blind. Folau will have to lose weight to run better. He doesn't need all his size.'' Similarly, Inglis would have to sacrifice weight for running capacity. The Storm is encouraging Inglis to run two kilometres a game. In AFL, he must run 14
It also produces the slowest, King Eliagh. That's why I stated that it is not possible to label one code as faster than the other, and you are in fact comparing apples with oranges in stating in any way otherwise. Individual examples like Hindmarsh detract from the point.King-Eliagh wrote:Well lets not get all technical here, otherwise you'll contradict yourself again by starting to compare apples with oranges. RL forwards are not always built for speed. Though I reckon in his early 20s Nathan hindmarsh would of outsprinted most AFL players.
No lets keep this to the point. One code produces the fastest athletes. That code is RL.
what fumbler plays for 120 minutes dickheadSwans4ever wrote:I wonder how RL if they had to play for 120 min!AFLcrap1 wrote:& i wonder how Fumblers would go if they only had 10 interchanges per side per game ...
150 ..bhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
.they rack up the KMs running to & from the Interchange bench.
soXman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:my link made you look like a dribblerXman wrote:Quoting only parts of my comments doesn't change what I said, it merely makes you look stupid.Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:I never said RL didnt have diversity numb nuts.Raiderdave wrote:againXman wrote:who?Raiderdave wrote:yes .... only the VFL has thisXman wrote:
What I love about the AFL is that there is a role for almost every body size. Sandinlands is 7 foot and can dominate. Boomer Harvey is around 5'7" and can win games on his own. Lean players like Dustin Fletcher can be the best in their class, while heavy set players like Lockett can be unstoppable.
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Like I said, I compared the storm and Geelong. One major difference was the variability in player shapes and sizes in the AFL, where as NRL players were far more likely to conform to a similar body shape and size.
you're ignorance is astounding
you & most fumblers think the VFL is the only sport that has variance in size
but as we all know ...........fumblers are dribblers
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half you seen RL half backs & some fullbacks
sure dickhead
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Your link shows the tallest NRL players are 6'6", with 5'6" the shortest
Almost every AFL club would have at least 3 players well over 6'6", some being 6'8" up to 7'. Yet the smallest players in the AFL would be around the same height as smaller players in RL.
I didCracker wrote:. I suggest you look at the comment you are referring to again and explain it to us if you disagree.
And what RL player plays for 80 min - 49 min games just over half!Raiderdave wrote:what fumbler plays for 120 minutes dickheadSwans4ever wrote:I wonder how RL if they had to play for 120 min!AFLcrap1 wrote:& i wonder how Fumblers would go if they only had 10 interchanges per side per game ...
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they get interchanged 180 times a game
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plenty never see an interchange you fuckstickSwans4ever wrote:And what RL player plays for 80 min - 49 min games just over half!Raiderdave wrote:what fumbler plays for 120 minutes dickheadSwans4ever wrote:I wonder how RL if they had to play for 120 min!AFLcrap1 wrote:& i wonder how Fumblers would go if they only had 10 interchanges per side per game ...
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they get interchanged 180 times a game
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softest game there is
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The sultan of the irresponsible strikes again! Run Dave Run!Raiderdave wrote:I didCracker wrote:. I suggest you look at the comment you are referring to again and explain it to us if you disagree.
I do ...
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I claimed AFL has a broader range of body shapes and sizes. Your link proved it.Raiderdave wrote:soXman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:my link made you look like a dribblerXman wrote:Quoting only parts of my comments doesn't change what I said, it merely makes you look stupid.Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:I never said RL didnt have diversity numb nuts.Raiderdave wrote:againXman wrote:who?Raiderdave wrote:yes .... only the VFL has thisXman wrote:
What I love about the AFL is that there is a role for almost every body size. Sandinlands is 7 foot and can dominate. Boomer Harvey is around 5'7" and can win games on his own. Lean players like Dustin Fletcher can be the best in their class, while heavy set players like Lockett can be unstoppable.
What a great game!![]()
oh by the way
Sam Kasiano & Chris Sandow say hi![]()
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seriously
are there a bigger pack of dribblers around then fumblers![]()
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Like I said, I compared the storm and Geelong. One major difference was the variability in player shapes and sizes in the AFL, where as NRL players were far more likely to conform to a similar body shape and size.
you're ignorance is astounding
you & most fumblers think the VFL is the only sport that has variance in size
but as we all know ...........fumblers are dribblers
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http://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/rugby-lea ... -shortest/
half you seen RL half backs & some fullbacks
sure dickhead
sure
but but
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you we're made look like a moron
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Your link shows the tallest NRL players are 6'6", with 5'6" the shortest
Almost every AFL club would have at least 3 players well over 6'6", some being 6'8" up to 7'. Yet the smallest players in the AFL would be around the same height as smaller players in RL.
they're almost exactly the same difference from tallest to shortest
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you insinuated only your fumbling crap game has variance in the size of its players
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I claimed AFL has a broader range of body shapes and sizes. Your link proved it.Xman wrote:soRaiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:my link made you look like a dribblerRaiderdave wrote:Quoting only parts of my comments doesn't change what I said, it merely makes you look stupid.Xman wrote:Raiderdave wrote:I never said RL didnt have diversity numb nuts.Xman wrote:againRaiderdave wrote:who?Xman wrote:yes .... only the VFL has thisRaiderdave wrote:[quote="Xman"]
What I love about the AFL is that there is a role for almost every body size. Sandinlands is 7 foot and can dominate. Boomer Harvey is around 5'7" and can win games on his own. Lean players like Dustin Fletcher can be the best in their class, while heavy set players like Lockett can be unstoppable.
What a great game!![]()
oh by the way
Sam Kasiano & Chris Sandow say hi![]()
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seriously
are there a bigger pack of dribblers around then fumblers![]()
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Like I said, I compared the storm and Geelong. One major difference was the variability in player shapes and sizes in the AFL, where as NRL players were far more likely to conform to a similar body shape and size.
you're ignorance is astounding
you & most fumblers think the VFL is the only sport that has variance in size
but as we all know ...........fumblers are dribblers
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http://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/rugby-lea ... -shortest/
half you seen RL half backs & some fullbacks
sure dickhead
sure
but but
I didn't say that ... truly wuely I didn't![]()
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you we're made look like a moron
as you often are on these forums![]()
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Your link shows the tallest NRL players are 6'6", with 5'6" the shortest
Almost every AFL club would have at least 3 players well over 6'6", some being 6'8" up to 7'. Yet the smallest players in the AFL would be around the same height as smaller players in RL.
they're almost exactly the same difference from tallest to shortest
thanks for that![]()
you insinuated only your fumbling crap game has variance in the size of its players
I proved you're a dribbler![]()
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