Onions wrote:Get this ******* straight, Puppies. NO STATE IS 100 PERCENT ONE ******* SPORT!!!!
Fact is - there are MORE AFL fans in VIC, SA, TAS and WA than there are NRL fans in NSW and QLD! AND there are MORE AFL fans in NSW and QLD than there are NRL fans in VIC, SA, TAS and WA!!
Stick that up your arse and **** it, **** wit!!
Onions wrote:Origin doesn't ******* count! Anyway Masterchef ****** Origin over outside of NSW and QLD!
My point was that trying to say regional areas of NSW and QLD must all be NRL supporters is ridiculous and that's exactly what you were trying to point out. I've no doubt about that.Dogs wrote:Can you read!!!!!!!, Beaussie stated that not all people in NSW and QLD are NRL fans, which I can accept. But you guys need to accept the that fact that not all VIC, SA, TAS and WA people are AFL fan.Onions wrote:I'll state it if Beaussie isn't, Puppies! All four states are more AFL than the other two are ******* NRL! By a ******* MILE!!
So, are you still going to stand by you comment that is suggesting every man, women and child in VIC, SA, TAS and WA is a AFL fan.
xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
Read this, Queen E!!King-Eliagh wrote:Oh and Onions read this will you please.
State of Origin IS RUGBY LEAGUE
Hows those eyes burnin now lil bitch?
Onions you lil twatmouth! Is SOO not a part of the football CODE called Rugby League? Is SOO not on TV and rated?Beaussie wrote:As the title of this thread suggest, it's Football TV ratings. Interpret that as being tv ratings for all the football codes Dogs.
xman wrote:KE, why is an even comp important?
Jewel in the crowd eh? That would explain why the NRL Grand Final is not considered a national event then. Even Rugby League fans like you prefer State of Origin over the premier domestic competiton in Rugby League. Says it all really and explains the lack of appeal the NRL has week to week, season to season. You throwball fans only watch 3 games of State of Origin a year it seems.pussycat wrote:Its called rep football it's Rugby Leagues jewel in the crowd -the envy of the other football codes and there CEO's.
Delusional much?King-Eliagh wrote:Personally, I think Melb/Victoria is big enough to have another rugby league team down there in 5-10 years.
Read it and fucking weep, Queen E! This is what I'm fucking talking about!Beaussie wrote:Jewel in the crowd eh? That would explain why the NRL Grand Final is not considered a national event then. Even Rugby League fans like you prefer State of Origin over the premier domestic competiton in Rugby League. Says it all really and explains the lack of appeal the NRL has week to week, season to season. You throwball fans only watch 3 games of State of Origin a year it seems.
That just show how much verbal diarrhoea you guys speak. To the average Aussie bloke who watches any sport on TV, regardless of their favourite code, you are just pointing out that AFL only has one event that is worth watching each year. Although it is probably a fair comment for you to make, considering you would not have a clue what representative football is. Go on tell me AFL really plays rep games that have any credibility. You play gaelic football with Ireland, which the name suggest you are playing the right game. You are trying to start a world cup, maybe in the next 5-10 years it will get off the ground and good luck to AFL (great for AU economy and AFL if it does). But maybe then you will understand what rep footy is and give it the credibility it deserves. Until then, don't put up rubbish.Onions wrote:Read it and ******* weep, Queen E! This is what I'm ******* talking about!Beaussie wrote:Jewel in the crowd eh? That would explain why the NRL Grand Final is not considered a national event then. Even Rugby League fans like you prefer State of Origin over the premier domestic competiton in Rugby League. Says it all really and explains the lack of appeal the NRL has week to week, season to season. You throwball fans only watch 3 games of State of Origin a year it seems.
