Talking Footy

cos789 wrote:

Lets see.
The WARL has technically 8 teams. One team is a bunch of expat miners. Only 3 teams are in Perth proper.
It's really an amalgamation of two divisions.
The first four teams have points ranging from +265 to +388.
The last four teams have points ranging from -256 to -660.

Toronto has 10 first division teams evenly matched ranging fro 8 to 52 points.

In all reality the warl has only four first division clubs and four second division clubs at best.
Obviously they run them together as the one division to avoid embarrassment.
Quite a difference between the top four and the bottom four eh

cos789 wrote:

cos789 wrote:

Lets see.
The WARL has technically 8 teams. One team is a bunch of expat miners. Only 3 teams are in Perth proper.
It's really an amalgamation of two divisions.
The first four teams have points ranging from +265 to +388.
The last four teams have points ranging from -256 to -660.

Toronto has 10 first division teams evenly matched ranging fro 8 to 52 points.

In all reality the warl has only four first division clubs and four second division clubs at best.
Obviously they run them together as the one division to avoid embarrassment.
Quite a difference between the top four and the bottom four eh

in reality .... it has 16 clubs with teams in most age groups 116 teams in 2011 +
it has a Bundy Red cup team ( NSWRL 2nd Div )
an SG ball team U18's in the NSWRL
will have a Toyota Cup U20's .. giving young Western Australians a chance to make a living playing RL

& an NRL side by 2015
it is a growing sport in WA

your ludicrous comparison .. with 10 teams .. the only 10 teams of AR in Toronto
most certainly populated by ex pats mainly
& 50 canadians

is stuff of farce

Sara and her maths lol.

cos789 wrote:

cos789 wrote:

Lets see.
The WARL has technically 8 teams. One team is a bunch of expat miners. Only 3 teams are in Perth proper.
It's really an amalgamation of two divisions.
The first four teams have points ranging from +265 to +388.
The last four teams have points ranging from -256 to -660.

Toronto has 10 first division teams evenly matched ranging fro 8 to 52 points.

In all reality the warl has only four first division clubs and four second division clubs at best.
Obviously they run them together as the one division to avoid embarrassment.
Quite a difference between the top four and the bottom four eh

Of course the OAFL runs a second division as well but I was trying to compare
oranges with oranges, not a state full of oranges with a city full of oranges
or compare the age of the orange pickers or their likely job prospects etc.

cos789 wrote:

cos789 wrote:

cos789 wrote:

Lets see.
The WARL has technically 8 teams. One team is a bunch of expat miners. Only 3 teams are in Perth proper.
It's really an amalgamation of two divisions.
The first four teams have points ranging from +265 to +388.
The last four teams have points ranging from -256 to -660.

Toronto has 10 first division teams evenly matched ranging fro 8 to 52 points.

In all reality the warl has only four first division clubs and four second division clubs at best.
Obviously they run them together as the one division to avoid embarrassment.
Quite a difference between the top four and the bottom four eh

Of course the OAFL runs a second division as well but I was trying to compare
oranges with oranges, not a state full of oranges with a city full of oranges
or compare the age of the orange pickers or their likely job prospects etc.

why are you talking to yourself
not exactly a mensa meeting of the minds is it

You couldn't add them up with a super computer Sara, so give up.

Obviously the rl set have thrown in the towel on this one.

Sara789.

1+1= what Sara789?

And don't say window LOL, you like them windows

I strongly recommend that Dave or Parra post the exact figures of the PERTH segment of the WARL, or Cos has you imbeciles thrashed.

Dave first, Parra.

Looks like another clear win for the AFL. How hilarious that AR is stronger in Toronto than RL is in Perth.

The NRL says Perth is in contention for future expansion. Perhaps the AFL should think about Toronto based on what's been presented here and the logic of the NRL.

True dat! :D

Beaussie wrote:

Looks like another clear win for the AFL. How hilarious that AR is stronger in Toronto than RL is in Perth.

The NRL says Perth is in contention for future expansion. Perhaps the AFL should think about Toronto based on what's been presented here and the logic of the NRL.

lol, nice troll, pity the bites aren't catches huh? =D>

How about you just admit defeat, Parra? Or is that too much for that yellow belly of yours?

I thought as much. No balls.