Talking Footy

Swans4ever wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

There is only one national code. AFL. RL is not Australian, so there's no rewriting here. The Aboriginal team that went to England in 1973 were not playing the Australian game. They were playing the English one.

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VFL is not Australian cock.brea.th

it was invented in the British Colony of Victoria by English & Irish ..... ******* :_<> :_<> :_<>
& has been a blight on our nation ever since

Where was it invented then

yes


in the British Colony of Victoria

like I've been saying................ you retar.ded fuck :_<> :_<>

By Australian Aborigines originally. Were they British subjects before 1788?

Raiderdave wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

There is only one national code. AFL. RL is not Australian, so there's no rewriting here. The Aboriginal team that went to England in 1973 were not playing the Australian game. They were playing the English one.

:_<> :_<>

VFL is not Australian cock.brea.th

it was invented in the British Colony of Victoria by English & Irish ..... ******* :_<> :_<> :_<>
& has been a blight on our nation ever since

Where was it invented then

yes


in the British Colony of Victoria

like I've been saying................ you retar.ded fuck :_<> :_<>

Your as dumb as dog shit - invented by a new south Welshman - 1st played in Victoria NUPHY!

lol, it wasn't invented by the indigenous.

pHyR3 wrote:

lol, it wasn't invented by the indigenous.

That was a different game where they would stuff wallaby/possum skins with grass and kick it around there were no posts and no real scoring - closer to soccer than AF

Invented by
Most modern historians generally recognise that the first football identifiable as Australian rules football was organised in Melbourne in 1858. Thomas Wentworth Wills, sometimes described as the game's inventor, was one of the umpires at a match between Scotch College and Melbourne Grammar School in the Richmond Paddock
Thomas Wentworth "Tom" Wills (19 August 1835 – 2 May 1880) was a 19th-century sportsman who is credited with being Australia's first cricketer of significance and a pioneer of the sport of Australian rules football.
Born Thomas Wentworth Wills
19 August 1835
Molonglo Plain, New South Wales, Australia
Died 2 May 1880 (aged 44)
Heidelberg, Victoria, Australia

NRLCrap1 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

There is only one national code. AFL. RL is not Australian, so there's no rewriting here. The Aboriginal team that went to England in 1973 were not playing the Australian game. They were playing the English one.

:_<> :_<>

VFL is not Australian cock.brea.th

it was invented in the British Colony of Victoria by English & Irish ..... ******* :_<> :_<> :_<>
& has been a blight on our nation ever since

In your opinion, and we all know what that's worth. There's a reason why Eliagh calls AFL "Marngrook". It's because that "immigrant" created that game from an Aboriginal game. Are you calling Aborigines 'English/Irish "*******"'?

No you silly knob head. I actually decided to term it marngrook primarily as a response against the ridiculously arrogant and naive naming of a sport as 'australian rules'. It's a sport which consequently will never be taken up seriously or professionally by other nations due to the incredibly arrogant naming of it after a country...

You can just see the littlons in China, a country which by the way the AFL has recently spent more than 1 million shmackas promoting the sport, yes the littlons in china saying - "I want to play...Australian Rules..." and then...crickets chirping

so true, aussie rules will only be australian simply because it is called aussie rules.

similar with NFL, but at least there you can call it gridiron and they have the large advantage of being USA, so media dominance and the like.

King-Eliagh wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

There is only one national code. AFL. RL is not Australian, so there's no rewriting here. The Aboriginal team that went to England in 1973 were not playing the Australian game. They were playing the English one.

:_<> :_<>

VFL is not Australian cock.brea.th

it was invented in the British Colony of Victoria by English & Irish ..... ******* :_<> :_<> :_<>
& has been a blight on our nation ever since

In your opinion, and we all know what that's worth. There's a reason why Eliagh calls AFL "Marngrook". It's because that "immigrant" created that game from an Aboriginal game. Are you calling Aborigines 'English/Irish "*******"'?

No you silly knob head. I actually decided to term it marngrook primarily as a response against the ridiculously arrogant and naive naming of a sport as 'australian rules'. It's a sport which consequently will never be taken up seriously or professionally by other nations due to the incredibly arrogant naming of it after a country...

You can just see the littlons in China, a country which by the way the AFL has recently spent more than 1 million shmackas promoting the sport, yes the littlons in china saying - "I want to play...Australian Rules..." and then...crickets chirping

well the AFL can take the NRL approach to spending money on promotion of its game, buy spending zero & live with their head in the sand & keep claiming the game is growing

King-Eliagh wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

Raiderdave wrote:

NRLCrap1 wrote:

There is only one national code. AFL. RL is not Australian, so there's no rewriting here. The Aboriginal team that went to England in 1973 were not playing the Australian game. They were playing the English one.

:_<> :_<>

VFL is not Australian cock.brea.th

it was invented in the British Colony of Victoria by English & Irish ..... ******* :_<> :_<> :_<>
& has been a blight on our nation ever since

In your opinion, and we all know what that's worth. There's a reason why Eliagh calls AFL "Marngrook". It's because that "immigrant" created that game from an Aboriginal game. Are you calling Aborigines 'English/Irish "*******"'?

No you silly knob head. I actually decided to term it marngrook primarily as a response against the ridiculously arrogant and naive naming of a sport as 'australian rules'. It's a sport which consequently will never be taken up seriously or professionally by other nations due to the incredibly arrogant naming of it after a country...

You can just see the littlons in China, a country which by the way the AFL has recently spent more than 1 million shmackas promoting the sport, yes the littlons in china saying - "I want to play...Australian Rules..." and then...crickets chirping

You are the one being naive - OS they call it FOOTY or the 9 a side version METRO footy - just because you don't like a name doesn't mean you get to name it - here it's called Australian rules or Aussie Rules - Marn Grook is not the same game - but may be related to it. NUPHY