Talking Footy

Oh for. Fuck sake you guys are thick. You asked why AFL. Isn't played elsewhere, I pointed out that sports followed colonists, hence why football is played all over the world, why cricket is only played in former England colonies. As AFL was developed in Australia and besides PNG we had no colonies (PNG) was a protectorate of QLD, AFL hasn't had the traditional means of sports expanding.

It was an observation, Jesus christ you guys are idiots

I don't thank that is true either. France has a Rugby League team and they were never colonized by the British.
AFL is just too silly to be taken seriously outside Australia.

post_hoc wrote:

Oh for. Fuck sake you guys are thick. You asked why AFL. Isn't played elsewhere, I pointed out that sports followed colonists, hence why football is played all over the world, why cricket is only played in former England colonies. As AFL was developed in Australia and besides PNG we had no colonies (PNG) was a protectorate of QLD, AFL hasn't had the traditional means of sports expanding.

It was an observation, Jesus christ you guys are idiots

Was waa but but .
Wake up soft cock .
You are embarrassing yourself again .

postlabotomy wrote:

ou asked why AFL. Isn't played elsewhere, I pointed out that sports followed colonists, hence why football is played all over the world, why cricket is only played in former England colonies.

Jesus christ posthoc you are severely talented at making a douchbag outta yerself.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_basketball


Like shootin fish in a barrel

Pickup yer game douche

Didn't read it, but did it talk about US military in occupied Europe?

It talked about the game of bball beginning in Canada, a country which has, since the invention of bball has not been a colonising force anywhere in the world. Yet, bball is played all over the world.

It kinda stuffs your argument where the sun don't shine so I understand why you didn't take the time to read.

Notch up another win for KE

This is how good Rugby League is doing overseas. The biggest Rugby League game in New Zealand in years on the weekend drew & half full stadium!! HAHAHA Even the AFL got more at that stadium last year between 2 unknown clubs of a unknown sport. HAHAHAHAHA
I just feel sorry for you Rugby League guys I really do.

But but but rugby league has 4 billion people watching it on TV, honest, it really does

Pete_09 wrote:

This is how good Rugby League is doing overseas. The biggest Rugby League game in New Zealand in years on the weekend drew & half full stadium!! HAHAHA Even the AFL got more at that stadium last year between 2 unknown clubs of a unknown sport. HAHAHAHAHA
I just feel sorry for you Rugby League guys I really do.

Howd the biggest game of derpball OS do dickhead

It couldnt half fill a phone box :_<>
I just feel sorry for you fumbleball guys
I really do :_<>

post_hoc wrote:

But but but rugby league has 4 billion people watching it on TV, honest, it really does

:_<>

Dont start crying you greazy wanker just cos youve now been smashed in about 7 different threads :_<>

Pete_09 wrote:

This is how good Rugby League is doing overseas. The biggest Rugby League game in New Zealand in years on the weekend drew & half full stadium!! HAHAHA Even the AFL got more at that stadium last year between 2 unknown clubs of a unknown sport. HAHAHAHAHA
I just feel sorry for you Rugby League guys I really do.

Haha I heard all the Kiwis left the New Zealand AFL match early it was that terrible lol.. The end of the second quarter people started leaving

I can see your getting so jealous post hoc, as you know well that AFL has no other country that wants to play your clumsy fumbling foolish sport haha!!

The four nations is only part of Rugby League. Sure it won't ever be as big as football. But Rugby League is a million miles ahead of AFL Internationally.

Four competitive international teams plus many other countries competing to qualify. What has AFL got lol??? Yeah nothing

Pete_09 wrote:

This is how good Rugby League is doing overseas. The biggest Rugby League game in New Zealand in years on the weekend drew & half full stadium!! HAHAHA Even the AFL got more at that stadium last year between 2 unknown clubs of a unknown sport. HAHAHAHAHA
I just feel sorry for you Rugby League guys I really do.

Want to bet on that.
Another fumble fucktard who posts crap.
No fucking idea .
Just mash the keys & hope for the best

You got 22k last yr .
This yr you got 13. ..lol. Didn't take kiwis long to work out what an abortion it is .

Sat RL game got 25 k.
You lied about half full.
The stadium does not hold 50 k.
You lied about a bigger crowd


Can anyone on here please explain why fumble cultists have to lie continually.
Makes it hard to have a debate.

Ps ..sokka hooligans are not much better.

AFLsforPussies wrote:

Pete_09 wrote:

This is how good Rugby League is doing overseas. The biggest Rugby League game in New Zealand in years on the weekend drew & half full stadium!! HAHAHA Even the AFL got more at that stadium last year between 2 unknown clubs of a unknown sport. HAHAHAHAHA
I just feel sorry for you Rugby League guys I really do.

Haha I heard all the Kiwis left the New Zealand AFL match early it was that terrible lol.. The end of the second quarter people started leaving

I can see your getting so jealous post hoc, as you know well that AFL has no other country that wants to play your clumsy fumbling foolish sport haha!!

The four nations is only part of Rugby League. Sure it won't ever be as big as football. But Rugby League is a million miles ahead of AFL Internationally.

Four competitive international teams plus many other countries competing to qualify. What has AFL got lol??? Yeah nothing

ummm 250 million play "my game" around the world, 104,000 play Rugby League in Australia

post_hoc wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

Pete_09 wrote:

This is how good Rugby League is doing overseas. The biggest Rugby League game in New Zealand in years on the weekend drew & half full stadium!! HAHAHA Even the AFL got more at that stadium last year between 2 unknown clubs of a unknown sport. HAHAHAHAHA
I just feel sorry for you Rugby League guys I really do.

Haha I heard all the Kiwis left the New Zealand AFL match early it was that terrible lol.. The end of the second quarter people started leaving

I can see your getting so jealous post hoc, as you know well that AFL has no other country that wants to play your clumsy fumbling foolish sport haha!!

The four nations is only part of Rugby League. Sure it won't ever be as big as football. But Rugby League is a million miles ahead of AFL Internationally.

Four competitive international teams plus many other countries competing to qualify. What has AFL got lol??? Yeah nothing

ummm 250 million play "my game" around the world, 104,000 play Rugby League in Australia

Lies.


Australian Rugby League Commission (PDF 6798KB)
http://www.aph.gov.au/...business/.../h ... committees


Level of Engagement
The game achieved record participation levels in 2012 for females, masters competitors, weekend

club Rugby League registrations, coaches, officials and administrators.

Specific participation achievements for 2012

 Rugby League based programs engaged 1,409,946 children.

 598,191 children participated in a Rugby League game across clubs and schools.

 A record 167,553 registrations for weekend Club Rugby League.

 The highest number of registered participants in the 6-12 years age group in the history of the

game (75,621).

 430,638 students playing in regular school competitions and formal gala days.

 27% increase in the number of first contact programs run by Rugby League’s affiliated states -

Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia.

 The Masters competition

From the ABS

ESTIMATE ('000)
Males Females Persons
Aerobics 3.7 84.5 88.1
Aqua aerobics 8.3 66.9 75.3
Athletics, track and field 42.8 24.4 67.2
Australian Rules football 222.6 18.9 241.5
Badminton 54.2 45.2 99.4
Basketball (indoor and outdoor) 245.6 109.3 354.8
Beach volleyball 8.5 11.9 20.3
Boxing 66.6 43.0 109.6
Bush walking 219.7 216.8 436.5
Canoeing/Kayaking 102.6 38.4 141.0
Carpet bowls 10.6 17.0 27.6
Cricket (indoor) 71.1 7.4 78.5
Cricket (outdoor) 268.3 12.9 281.2
Cross country running 59.2 23.8 83.0
Cycling/BMXing 875.5 490.6 1,366.1
Dancing/Ballet 30.1 229.1 259.2
Fishing 213.1 34.1 247.2
Fitness/Gym 1,343.6 1,745.7 3,089.3
Football sports 206.2 114.0 320.2
Golf 732.5 128.0 860.5
Gymnastics 23.6 29.1 52.7
Hockey (indoor and outdoor) 38.4 74.2 112.6
Horse riding/Equestrian activities/Polo 43.1 105.7 148.8
Ice/snow sports 90.5 48.2 138.7
Jogging/Running 775.3 585.4 1,360.7
Lawn bowls 157.4 87.6 245.0
Martial arts 140.3 110.1 250.4
Motor sports 72.8 3.7 76.6
Netball (indoor and outdoor) 39.7 410.5 450.2
Pilates 14.1 176.5 190.6
Rock climbing/Abseiling/Caving 36.4 21.0 57.5
Rowing 11.1 25.2 36.3
Rugby league 95.2 8.9 104.1
Rugby union 95.6 5.3 101.0
Sailing 58.4 10.0 68.4
Scuba diving/Snorkelling 53.5 12.1 65.6
Shooting sports 49.6 6.3 55.9
Skateboarding/Inline hockey/Roller sports 49.7 21.1 70.8
Soccer (indoor) 166.7 27.5 194.2
Soccer (outdoor) 368.6 120.5 489.1
Softball/Tee ball 10.3 27.8 38.0
Squash/Racquetball 123.1 41.1 164.2
Surf lifesaving 29.0 9.8 38.8
Surf sports 195.5 30.6 226.1
Swimming/Diving 671.9 729.2 1,401.0
Table tennis 43.1 18.3 61.4
Tennis (indoor and outdoor) 436.1 314.2 750.3
Tenpin bowling 40.0 27.4 67.4
Trail bike riding 58.4 6.7 65.1
Triathlons 29.3 18.4 47.7
Volleyball (indoor and outdoor) 56.3 43.9 100.2
Walking for exercise 1,474.1 2,784.7 4,258.8
Waterskiing/Powerboating 66.1 22.7 88.9
Weight lifting/Body building 71.6 5.5 77.1
Yoga 50.2 298.9 349.1


Rugby league 104,000