Talking Footy

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

THE CHALLENGE CUP IS A HUGE GAME IN ENGLAND

LIVE ON BBC Across ENGLAND (has true History behind it)

Yeah mate they have sold 70,000 tickets 4 weeks before the match. Should be huge.

Hull Rovers vs Warrington Wolves this year.

I wonder how the AFL cup is going that Aussie expats suburban backyard lol

lol yeah its awesome,

Yeh my team r In it HULL FC

can't wait

Leagueiscrap (there is not Professional comp outside of Australia ) another lol

Yeah I hope Hull win. They seem to be the underdogs.

Yeah leagueiscrap is a comical character. I bet he is one of those guys that sits behind the AFL goals with the streamers.

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

THE CHALLENGE CUP IS A HUGE GAME IN ENGLAND

LIVE ON BBC Across ENGLAND (has true History behind it)

Yeah mate they have sold 70,000 tickets 4 weeks before the match. Should be huge.

Hull Rovers vs Warrington Wolves this year.

I wonder how the AFL cup is going that Aussie expats suburban backyard lol

lol yeah its awesome,

Yeh my team r In it HULL FC

can't wait

Leagueiscrap (there is not Professional comp outside of Australia ) another lol

Yeah I hope Hull win. They seem to be the underdogs.

Yeah leagueiscrap is a comical character. I bet he is one of those guys that sits behind the AFL goals with the streamers.

Ohh The Image was hilarious

Yeah he loves it.

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

Yeah he loves it.

Screaming Baaaaaaaaaaawlllllll
With drool running out of his mouth .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

Yeah he loves it.

Screaming Baaaaaaaaaaawlllllll
With drool running out of his mouth .

Laugh at his denial at Rugby League having two massive grand finals too.

the challenge cup gets a footnote worth of a mention in the uk, maybe a small 2 paragraph snippet of preceding at the most in national news papers lol. the epitome of backwater competition. it is surely nothing compared to football.

having to pay football administrators at manchester united and the football association just to borrow the stadiums as RL can't afford their own and the fact that they are banished from using Union related stadiums just says it all

sydneyfc wrote:

the challenge cup gets a footnote worth of a mention in the uk, maybe a small 2 paragraph snippet of preceding at the most in national news papers lol. the epitome of backwater competition. it is surely nothing compared to football.

having to pay football administrators at manchester united and the football association just to borrow the stadiums as RL can't afford their own and the fact that they are banished from using Union related stadiums just says it all

Haha! So says the spruiker of Australia's own backwater competition. If the Aleagues ratings get any lower they'll be competing with Iron Chef and the SBS test pattern lolololololol.

sydneyfc wrote:

the challenge cup gets a footnote worth of a mention in the uk, maybe a small 2 paragraph snippet of preceding at the most in national news papers lol. the epitome of backwater competition. it is surely nothing compared to football.

having to pay football administrators at manchester united and the football association just to borrow the stadiums as RL can't afford their own and the fact that they are banished from using Union related stadiums just says it all

It is played at Wembley the National stadium where RL has been played since the 1920's, matter of fact liar the statues out the front seem to represent Rugby League as well as SOKKA, fucking liar, get hit by as car and become a para, I hate liars.

Around 4 million in TV ratings huh huh huh and somewhere around 90,000 in attendance, fuckwit.

Terry wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

the challenge cup gets a footnote worth of a mention in the uk, maybe a small 2 paragraph snippet of preceding at the most in national news papers lol. the epitome of backwater competition. it is surely nothing compared to football.

having to pay football administrators at manchester united and the football association just to borrow the stadiums as RL can't afford their own and the fact that they are banished from using Union related stadiums just says it all

Haha! So says the spruiker of Australia's own backwater competition. If the Aleagues ratings get any lower they'll be competing with Iron Chef and the SBS test pattern lolololololol.

Iron chef already beats it, don't be cruel to the chef.

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

Yeah he loves it.

Screaming Baaaaaaaaaaawlllllll
With drool running out of his mouth .

Laugh at his denial at Rugby League having two massive grand finals too.

the NRLOL one struggles to sell out! even with those cheap art tickets that they put on sale 2/3 of the nrlol season

leagueiscrap wrote:

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

Yeah he loves it.

Screaming Baaaaaaaaaaawlllllll
With drool running out of his mouth .

Laugh at his denial at Rugby League having two massive grand finals too.

the NRLOL one struggles to sell out! even with those cheap art tickets that they put on sale 2/3 of the nrlol season

Lol English please
Sat night is metho night .

sydneyfc wrote:

the challenge cup gets a footnote worth of a mention in the uk, maybe a small 2 paragraph snippet of preceding at the most in national news papers lol. the epitome of backwater competition. it is surely nothing compared to football.

having to pay football administrators at manchester united and the football association just to borrow the stadiums as RL can't afford their own and the fact that they are banished from using Union related stadiums just says it all

A backwater final which drew a crowd of over 80,000 last year moron.

30,000 more than the A league grand final.

While the actual sport that you follow (AFL)... can't even get a crowd in another country lol..
=D> =D>

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

the challenge cup gets a footnote worth of a mention in the uk, maybe a small 2 paragraph snippet of preceding at the most in national news papers lol. the epitome of backwater competition. it is surely nothing compared to football.

having to pay football administrators at manchester united and the football association just to borrow the stadiums as RL can't afford their own and the fact that they are banished from using Union related stadiums just says it all

A backwater final which drew a crowd of over 80,000 last year moron.

30,000 more than the A league grand final.

While the actual sport that you follow (AFL)... can't even get a crowd in another country lol..
=D> =D>

so none of what i said was false - which is the main point, 73k or whatever it was for a super league final lol, manchester united get a higher attendance than that every week at the same stadium - and 80k at wembley is even lower than what the second divison play offs get at wembley. how embarrassing it is to see you lot beat your chest about a backwater comp like the super league

even the a-league has a better average attendance than the uk super league lol - das when you know homie

sydneyfc wrote:

NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:

sydneyfc wrote:

the challenge cup gets a footnote worth of a mention in the uk, maybe a small 2 paragraph snippet of preceding at the most in national news papers lol. the epitome of backwater competition. it is surely nothing compared to football.

having to pay football administrators at manchester united and the football association just to borrow the stadiums as RL can't afford their own and the fact that they are banished from using Union related stadiums just says it all

A backwater final which drew a crowd of over 80,000 last year moron.

30,000 more than the A league grand final.

While the actual sport that you follow (AFL)... can't even get a crowd in another country lol..
=D> =D>

so none of what i said was false - which is the main point, 73k or whatever it was for a super league final lol, manchester united get a higher attendance than that every week at the same stadium - and 80k at wembley is even lower than what the second divison play offs get at wembley. how embarrassing it is to see you lot beat your chest about a backwater comp like the super league

even the a-league has a better average attendance than the uk super league lol - das when you know homie

Of course Soccer gets higher attendances in the UK. Did you just find that out? =D> . I will happily admit football is head and shoulders the biggest code in Europe.

But what Rugby League in the UK is a million miles ahead of AFL.
LOL AFL can't even get another nation to play their sport.

The crowd for the final was actually 83,000 last year for the challenge cup final. And the broadcast Value is 200 million pounds.

Now please tell me if the A league broadcast is worth more than 200 million pounds?

If the A league has ever gotten over 80,000 to to a final?

If your real love AFL has ever gotten a decent crowd for it's sport overseas?

As I thought. Your talking shit. =D> =D>

Of course Soccer gets higher attendances in the UK. Did you just find that out? =D> . I will happily admit football is head and shoulders the biggest code in Europe.

we the best and the biggest in the world kiddo DA BIGGEST

But what Rugby League in the UK is a million miles ahead of AFL.

are you saying the super league is miles better than the AFL? on what basis? because if its on revenue per club or via tv deal or via crowds then i must be missing something....

LOL AFL can't even get another nation to play their sport.

this is the second time youve mentioned AFL lol, that insta-defence mechanism ya got going there is shining through my boy - i couldnt give a rats ass about AFL

The crowd for the final was actually 83,000 last year for the challenge cup final. And the broadcast Value is 200 million pounds.

so basically what youre saying is that there were plenty of empty seats at wembley - well i agree!!!

Now please tell me if the A league broadcast is worth more than 200 million pounds?

i definitely dont think its worth 200m pounds a year - but we will see in a few months

If the A league has ever gotten over 80,000 to to a final?

haven't had the oppurtunity to play in a stadium large enough to challenge that figure when it comes to size...although curiously enough, opening round of this a-league season when wsw play sfc at anz is going to smash any regular season crowd the nrl has at that same stadium for this season

If your real love AFL has ever gotten a decent crowd for it's sport overseas?

dont follow it enough to know