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Omar Slaimankhel (born 4 March 1992) is an New Zealand ... Position, Fullback, Wing ... Slaimankhel previously played for the New Zealand Warriors and Canon Eagles. Early life[edit]. Slaimankhel was born in Pakistan to Afghan refugees.

Umm beaussie, oh and you too xman - pointing your fingers at a random dude of ethnic descent which makes up about 0.001% of the AFL player population and screaming "multicultural! Multicultural! Look we are multicultural!!!" is kinda ignorant dont ya think?

Just sayin .... that you's two are ignorant tokenistic clowns who dont understand the concept of multiculturalism. Just sayin



It's just too easy in here. Really too easy!

docker24 wrote:

Great story

AFL thrives on multiculturalism

They go hand in hand

I remember years ago at school (here in Sydney) they showed us an Australian multiculturalism history video. A big part of that video was talking about when multiculturalism really kicked off in Australia's greatest sport of AFL. When Dipper hit the scene and made a name for himself.

F$&k RL with their pommy roots.

Proud to have AFL a big part of our nation's history and to call it Australia's game

Lol dipper was born in Aust .

Lol just lol
If you want to talk heritage then fine .
I can rattle off heaps of ethnics born in this country .

Dipper was an Australian .

Next .

Yes I know...but with strong Italian heritage.

Like I said, most of us have some form of heritage, small or big.

So don't give me that not as multicultural bullshit

Lol
You went in a rant about multiculturism & talked about dipper .

Do you want to compare which sport is the most multicultural .

Those born outside Aust ..

Lol RL wins by the length of the Flemington straight .
Let's compare heritage .
Born here of migrants .
You first .

Max Krilich ...captained his country( doesn't apply to fumblers)
I'm not sure if he had Croatian or Greek parents . It was one or the other

Those born outside this country then fine...agreement can perhaps be made there. But your NRL bumbuddy earlier in thread made claims to RL players with only heritage and was one of his points to why NRL is more multicultural which lead to my explanation.

Clue up or shut up IMcrap1.

Shouldn't you be back in action to your usual dodgy tricks and derailing nearly every thread about mindless bicker with your mate leagueiscrap

docker24 wrote:

Those born outside this country then fine...agreement can perhaps be made there. But your NRL bumbuddy earlier in thread made claims to RL players with only heritage and was one of his points to why NRL is more multicultural which lead to my explanation.

Clue up or shut up IMcrap1.

Shouldn't you be back in action to your usual dodgy tricks and derailing nearly every thread about mindless bicker with your mate leagueiscrap

Stick to the topic & stop deflecting

& perhaps an agreement .
Lol
No fucking perhaps about it .
We have players born in England France,Many pacific islands ,NZ ,
PNG etc playing .

So you get smashed there .
You want to compare lists of heritage .
Go ahead

Lol irony at its finest. Deflection and not sticking to topic coming from the forum king of those

Um how am I not sticking to the topic .
I've listed how multicultural the NRL is compared to fumbleball .
You can't argue against that so you're deflecting .
Come on dockhead ..make your list .

Lol wow you guys seriously lost the plot. Uve made my night quite entertaining

So still nothing dockhead .
Come on this is the multicultural thread .
You mob jumped in posting your laughable posts . Now you've been asked to compare sports
You're deflecting .
Poor form .
Stay on topic

I'm not trying to avoid anything and I would gladly stick to the topic, it only derailed because you started a rant about my post to which I gave you reasons after for. Then you still went on and on and then King-cock bag joins in to finish off a load on your face.


Ok then, let me start over, is it okay to discuss heritage as that is also apart of multiculturalism

Sure .
Foreign born parents

Papua New Guinea Kumuls

1 David Mead (Gold Coast Titans)

2 Justin Olam (SP Hunters)

3 Kato Ottio (Canberra Raiders)

4 Nene Macdonald (Gold Coast Titans)

5 Stargroth Amean (SP Hunters)

6 Ase Boas (SP Hunters)

7 Watson Boas (SP Hunters)

8 Luke Page (Burleigh Bears)

9 Wartovo Puara Junior (SP Hunters)

10 Henry Noki (SP Hunters)

11 Edward Goma (SP Hunters)

12 Rod Griffin (Wests Tigers)

13 Adam Korave (SP Hunters)

14 Adex Wera (SP Hunters)

15 Brandy Peter (SP Hunters)

16 Willie Minoga (Townsville Blackhawks)

17 Kurt Baptiste (Canberra Raiders)

18 Timothy Lomai (SP Hunters)

Coach: Michael Marum


Fiji Bati (squad)

Sisa Waqa (Canberra Raiders)

Tyrone Phillips (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)

Junior Roqica (Cronulla Sharks)

James Storer (Illawarra – Port Kembla)

Fabian Goodall (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles)

Brayden Wiliame (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles)

Benjamin Nakubuwai (Melbourne Storm)

Maurice Kennedy (Mounties)

Sitiveni Moceidreke (North Sydney Bears)

Akuila Uate (Newcastle Knights)

Korbin Sims (Newcastle Knights)

Daniel Saifiti (Newcastle Knights)

Kane Evans (Sydney Roosters)

Eloni Vunakece (Sydney Roosters)

Kevin Naiqama (West Tigers)

Tui Kamikamica

Tuimasi Pio Moceiwaiyevo Seci

Ratu Jowasa Tubailagi Drodrolagi

Etuate Tamanikaitai Qionimacawa

Iliavi Chris Ravu

Coach: Mick Potter


Mate Ma’a Tonga

1 David Fusitu’a (New Zealand Warriors)

2 Mosese Pangai (Townsville Blackhawks)

3 Solomone Kata (New Zealand Warriors)

4 Vai Toutai (Parramatta Eels)

5 Michael Oldfield (South Sydney Rabbitohs)

6 Feleti Mateo (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles)

7 Samisoni Langi (North Sydney Bears)

8 Penni Terepo (Parramatta Eels)

9 Sione Katoa (Penrith Panthers)

10 Felise Kaufusi (Melbourne Storm)

11 Sika Manu (Hull FC)

12 Tony Williams (Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs)

13 Joe Ofahengaue (Brisbane Broncos)

14 Nafe Seluini (Sunshine Coast Falcons)

15 David Fifita (Cronulla Sharks)

16 Patrick Kaufusi (North Queensland Cowboys)

17 Siosala Vave (Manly Sea Eagles)

18 Mickey Paea (Newcastle Knights)

Coach: Kristian Woolf


Toa Samoa

1 Tim Simona (Wests Tigers)

2 Antonio Winterstein (North Queensland Cowboys)

3 Kirisome Auva’a (South Sydney Rabbitohs)

4 Ricky Leutele (Cronulla Sharks)

5 Matthew Wright (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles)

6 Fa’amanu Brown (Cronulla Sharks)

7 Pita Godinet (Manly Warringah Sea Eagles)

8 Sam Kasiano (Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs)

9 Kaysa Pritchard (Parramatta Eels)

10 Junior Paulo (Parramatta Eels)

11 Leeson Ah Mau (St George Illawarra Dragons)

12 Frank Pritchard (Hull FC)

13 Sauaso Sue (Wests Tigers)

14 Erin Clark (New Zealand Warriors)

15 John Asiata (North Queensland Cowboys)

16 Raymond Faitala-Mariner (Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs)

17 Sam Tagataese (Cronulla Sharks)

18 Mason Lino (New Zealand Warriors)


Kiwis squad
Jesse Bromwich (captain, Melbourne Storm)
Adam Blair (Brisbane Broncos)
Lewis Brown (Manly Sea Eagles)
Greg Eastwood (Canterbury Bulldogs)
Alex Glenn (Brisbane Broncos)
Tohu Harris (Melbourne Storm)
Peta Hiku (Penrith Panthers)
Shaun Johnson (NZ Warriors)
Jordan Kahu (Brisbane Broncos)
Shaun Kenny-Dowall (Sydney Roosters)
Manu Ma'u (Parramatta Eels)
Sam Moa (Sydney Roosters)
Jason Nightingale (St George Dragons)
Kodi Nikorima (Brisbane Broncos)
Kevin Proctor (Melbourne Storm)
Jason Taumalolo (North Queensland Cowboys)
Martin Taupau (Manly Sea Eagles)
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (Penrith Panthers)
Danny Levi (19th man, Newcastle Knights)


England RL

John Bateman, Wigan Warriors
Joe Burgess, Sydney Roosters
Thomas Burgess, South Sydney Rabbitohs
Mike Cooper, St George Illawarra Dragons
Leroy Cudjoe, Huddersfield Giants
Ben Currie, Warrington Wolves
Liam Farrell, Wigan Warriors
Brett Ferres, Huddersfield Giants
Luke Gale, Castleford Tigers
James Graham, Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs
Ryan Hall, Leeds Rhinos
Zak Hardaker, Leeds Rhinos
Chris Hill, Warrington Wolves
Josh Hodgson, Canberra Raiders
Jermaine McGillvary, Huddersfield Giants
Sean O’Loughlin (captain), Wigan Warriors
James Roby, St Helens
Matty Smith, Wigan Warriors
Sam Tomkins, New Zealand Warriors
Kallum Watkins, Leeds Rhinos
Ben Westwood, Warrington Wolves
Elliot Whitehead, Catalans Dragons
Gareth Widdop, St George Illawarra Dragons
George Williams, Wigan Warriors
Sam Burgess, South Sydney Rabbitohs


Butbutbut AFL is more multicultural........... :_<> :_<>

I await the AFL equivalent..please post it in here if the AFL is so multicultural.. =D>