Talking Footy

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Gutless turd.

RD - coward!

pHyR3 wrote:

the point is they fudge numbers by including school run auskick sessions, is that or is that NOT BS?


"The In-School participants have rarely elected to join an Auskick program. Their school has chosen to include an Auskick program."

RL use these school programs as participation numbers as well - you can't have it both ways - why don't you have a crack at RL as well - they even go to say "a rugby league experience" like what does that mean? A child walked past the Melb Storm when they were training - for god sake they all do it and RL is just as guilty - you lot are hypocrites!

Raiderdave wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

- now how's NRL doing in comparison in Victoria, Tas, WA and SA - I'll think you'll find RL is light years behind

hmmmm
well they're not fudging their figures like the VFL have been .... are they

that'd be the only thing RL is light years behind in as well :_<> :_<>

So you agree that RL is light years away from the AFL in the Sth states

I said we're lights years behind in fudging our participation numbers like the VFL does numbnutz >

f me
you can't even comprehend basic concepts :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>

batcrap has u covered in this dept

This was posted 17 min after AFLCRAP1 - no longer coincidence - admit it RD your a lying scumbag!

pHyR3 wrote:

the point is they fudge numbers by including school run auskick sessions, is that or is that NOT BS?


"The In-School participants have rarely elected to join an Auskick program. Their school has chosen to include an Auskick program."

the school incorporates the programs in to its classes, weather being aus kick, the Rugby league, basket ball, the school puts them in to the physical education class
it happens in all sports,
the last 4 weeks, my son has had people from Tennis Australia & the broncos team. the school ran them as part of their physical education class, so it was compulsory, for him to participate.

adamj1300 wrote:

pHyR3 wrote:

the point is they fudge numbers by including school run auskick sessions, is that or is that NOT BS?


"The In-School participants have rarely elected to join an Auskick program. Their school has chosen to include an Auskick program."

the school incorporates the programs in to its classes, weather being aus kick, the Rugby league, basket ball, the school puts them in to the physical education class
it happens in all sports,
the last 4 weeks, my son has had people from Tennis Australia & the broncos team. the school ran them as part of their physical education class, so it was compulsory, for him to participate.

My son the same with Soccer, AFL and RU haven't heard of RL yet

adamj1300 wrote:

pHyR3 wrote:

the point is they fudge numbers by including school run auskick sessions, is that or is that NOT BS?


"The In-School participants have rarely elected to join an Auskick program. Their school has chosen to include an Auskick program."

the school incorporates the programs in to its classes, weather being aus kick, the Rugby league, basket ball, the school puts them in to the physical education class
it happens in all sports,
the last 4 weeks, my son has had people from Tennis Australia & the broncos team. the school ran them as part of their physical education class, so it was compulsory, for him to participate.

yes but heres the drum fuckwit

only the VFL includes these as overall participation numbers
while the fair dinkum sports ( everyone else ).... separate them from registered club players.

the VFL is deeply embarrassed by its club numbers which prove despite the amount of money spent , how little it has progressed in NSW & QLD in the last 30 years
end of report

Where's your proof of that, Dave?

Swans4ever wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

pHyR3 wrote:

the point is they fudge numbers by including school run auskick sessions, is that or is that NOT BS?


"The In-School participants have rarely elected to join an Auskick program. Their school has chosen to include an Auskick program."

the school incorporates the programs in to its classes, weather being aus kick, the Rugby league, basket ball, the school puts them in to the physical education class
it happens in all sports,
the last 4 weeks, my son has had people from Tennis Australia & the broncos team. the school ran them as part of their physical education class, so it was compulsory, for him to participate.

My son the same with Soccer, AFL and RU haven't heard of RL yet

didn't you say yr son is scared of RL

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Nowhere near as scared as you are of AFL, Dave!

Raiderdave wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

pHyR3 wrote:

the point is they fudge numbers by including school run auskick sessions, is that or is that NOT BS?


"The In-School participants have rarely elected to join an Auskick program. Their school has chosen to include an Auskick program."

the school incorporates the programs in to its classes, weather being aus kick, the Rugby league, basket ball, the school puts them in to the physical education class
it happens in all sports,
the last 4 weeks, my son has had people from Tennis Australia & the broncos team. the school ran them as part of their physical education class, so it was compulsory, for him to participate.

yes but heres the drum fuckwit

only the VFL includes these as overall participation numbers
while the fair dinkum sports ( everyone else ).... separate them from registered club players.

the VFL is deeply embarrassed by its club numbers which prove despite the amount of money spent , how little it has progressed in NSW & QLD in the last 30 years
end of report

rubbish idiot dave
the NRL includes any one who picks up a rugby ball, league also now includes includes its touch footy comps as well, as its school comps, and weekend one off events.

Raiderdave wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

adamj1300 wrote:

pHyR3 wrote:

the point is they fudge numbers by including school run auskick sessions, is that or is that NOT BS?


"The In-School participants have rarely elected to join an Auskick program. Their school has chosen to include an Auskick program."

the school incorporates the programs in to its classes, weather being aus kick, the Rugby league, basket ball, the school puts them in to the physical education class
it happens in all sports,
the last 4 weeks, my son has had people from Tennis Australia & the broncos team. the school ran them as part of their physical education class, so it was compulsory, for him to participate.

My son the same with Soccer, AFL and RU haven't heard of RL yet

didn't you say yr son is scared of RL

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Fuck off coward - my son would play ANY sport! Unlike you he faces challenges - he doesn't run like a gutless coward when offered a go in the ring!