Talking Footy

AFLcrap1 wrote: Sun May 28, 2017 1:19 pm

NlolRL wrote: Sun May 28, 2017 12:41 pm

AFLcrap1 wrote: Sun May 28, 2017 12:38 pm

Lol you avoided the last part
I know why

because your claim is stupid. Show me where the AFL said

the Chinese community in Austt will suddenly start following the sport because a game was played in their former homeland .

Here we have it folks
The dumbest fuck God ever punched an arsehole into .

He posts something .
I laugh & take the piss out of it because it is that bizarre .
Then old fumbler here calls it stupid .
& he's the dumb fuck who posted the bizarro post



NlolRL wrote: ↑Fri May 26, 2017 10:26 am

The China games are to increase interest in AFL for the many Chinese living in Australia.



Self own age at its best .

OK junior, see if you can spot the difference between these two statements:
"The China games are to increase interest in AFL for the many Chinese living in Australia."

"the Chinese community in Austt will suddenly start following the sport because a game was played in their former homeland"

Idiot

Really
I was highlighting your absurd theory .
.
You still are avoiding my questions I've asked about it .
You ran when I asked so I changed the wording .
You still ran
1 point for having a pea heart

I wonder why .

So I asked a question straight after you posted your outlandish Crap.
& surprise surprise you avoided it

Here it is again

NlolRL wrote: ↑Fri May 26, 2017 10:26 am



The China games are to increase interest in AFL for the many Chinese living in Australia.

Lol
I've already asked a question relating to this absurd theory .
No fumbler answered .
When RL took a SOO to the USA did it increase the interest in RL of the U.S. Expats living here .
Lol no
Why would they give a shit about a sport playing a game in their old country ....it is mind boggling the things that fumble fans come up with .

So a Chinese person living in Aust that has already seen AFL on the news .read about it ..
Prob been asked about it ...& shown no interest. Will suddenly be interested because a game was played in CHINA .
No joking
What fucking planet are you on .
No one with a full deck thinks like this .

I read it was all about getting Chinese people who holiday here, which is substantial, to take in a game. I also read it was about getting exposure of the game as a vehicle for companies in China to use to promote their product, which I believe has been successful for port thus far? Remember, this was a club initiative not the afls. And there has been some ratings in China I believe ... hey wookie can we add these into the total

AFLcrap1 wrote: Sun May 28, 2017 6:15 pm

Really
I was highlighting your absurd theory .
.
You still are avoiding my questions I've asked about it .
You ran when I asked so I changed the wording .
You still ran
1 point for having a pea heart

I wonder why .

no, you were putting mayo on my original claim, and then stated it like I said it. You got caught out telling BS as usual

Still won't answer the question .

How typical

AFLcrap1 wrote: Sun May 28, 2017 8:37 pm

Still won't answer the question .

How typical

nor will you acknowledge your claim was wrong

AFLcrap1 wrote: Sun May 28, 2017 6:31 pm

Prob been asked about it ...& shown no interest. Will suddenly be interested because a game was played in CHINA .

what does it matter? They are attempting to increase interest in the sport from Chinese. Why else would they play a game there for?

Your logic is so fucked up .
Playing a sport in China
Will somehow get Chinese living in Aust interested .
Are you for real?

They can already access the sport here
Watch it on TV here .
Go to games
Read about it etc .
If none of that works then because a game is played in their former homeland they will suddenly get interested .

You really need help
That's prob the most fucked up theory I've ever seen on here . & theresbeen some doozies

AFLcrap1 wrote: Mon May 29, 2017 12:12 pm

Your logic is so fucked up .
Playing a sport in China
Will somehow get Chinese living in Aust interested .
Are you for real?

They can already access the sport here
Watch it on TV here .
Go to games
Read about it etc .
If none of that works then because a game is played in their former homeland they will suddenly get interested .

You really need help
That's prob the most fucked up theory I've ever seen on here . & theresbeen some doozies

why is the AFL playing a game in China so offensive to you?

Theyre clearly trying to increase exposure to that racial group. Why is that a problem?

Lol
So your avoiding discussing your theory .
I can see why .
I've asked some questions you can't seem to answer .

AFLcrap1 wrote: Mon May 29, 2017 10:32 pm

Lol
So your avoiding discussing your theory .
I can see why .
I've asked some questions you can't seem to answer .

tell what other reason they would have to play games in china than to increase exposure amongst chinese

Yes its exposure to Chinese ...living in fucking China
What it has to do with Chinese living in Aust..lol seems you know
You have a good theory .
That is absurd

How much distance would an AFL player cover in a match?

pussycat wrote: Thu Jun 01, 2017 9:54 pm

How much distance would an AFL player cover in a match?

Quite a lot








To & from the bench with so many interchanges .