Talking Footy

TLPG wrote:

I'll answer that because I know better - Yes. In fact there is a heavy Aboriginal presence throughout the CAFL, with the community clubs 100 percent Aboriginal (ie Yuendumu, Ltyente Apurte etc).

Haven't got any more for you all for the moment. I was at the library all day doing my historical research.

oh gawd ..........

that thunder box is in for a hammering again by the looks of it

Historical research, TLPG? Is there anything about this on your website?

Topper wrote:

Historical research, TLPG? Is there anything about this on your website?

that wombat has a website ?

King-Eliagh wrote:

No sir you're wrong again. I played in three different competitions including an international game held in Amsterdam. I represented Holland quite proudly and have been a fine example of how easy the transition from rugby league to aussie rules can be. :D

Rubbish. Stop lying. [/quote]

Really Beaussie? This is not what you told me you told TLPG in a reply to a pm from him asking whether I really played in the Netherlands

I played for westies FC in Central Australia 1 season, Sydney Uni FC 1.5 seasons and The flying Dutchman (one international match). Who's the liar? [/quote]

You are. [/quote]

Oh I'd love to hear from our fly in fly out expert TLPG on what you told him in pm's here Beaussie :_<>

And AFL 'Warrior'? You're just a buttplug, you know nothing more and nothing less than anus

Do people in this place publish PM's? That's not right if it's allowed.

Did I publish a PM or suggest one was published? No. Jesus Topper, you're worrying me, get your head on straight and stop spinning the situation.

You are imputing that one should be published.

Topper wrote:

Historical research, TLPG? Is there anything about this on your website?

You know where the football section is. Look under "Project".

TLPG wrote:

Topper wrote:

Historical research, TLPG? Is there anything about this on your website?

You know where the football section is. Look under "Project".

look under peanut more likely .........

TLPG wrote:

Topper wrote:

Historical research, TLPG? Is there anything about this on your website?

You know where the football section is. Look under "Project".

Thank you, TLPG. I shall have a look when I've finished here.

King-Eliagh wrote:

I played in three different competitions including an international game held in Amsterdam.

I'm extremely interested in these three different competitions and an international game Amsterdam.
Please elaborate more.

He can't because he is not telling the truth. He has never played in any of those competitions.

For those interested, this is a list of countries that plays Australian Football.
IC stands for International Cup and EC stands for Euro Cup participant for which expats are both banned.
Whislt expats can usually be found but not neccessarily found in the setting up of teams and leagues, expats are restricted in some leagues or not evident at all. There has been four International cups in which all participants learnt their AR outside of Australia to qualify. The top division is of a high standard with some countries having a high football catchment in the 10ks e.g. RSA and PNG.
Australia has played overseas countries at Australian Football numerous times now at junior and women's level.
Currently, world and South Pacific sides compete in the Australian Country Championships.


Andorra
Argentina
Austria EC
Belgium
Brunei
Borneo
Canada IC
Cambodia
Catalunya EC
Chilie
China IC
Croatia EC
Czech Republic EC
England IC EC
Scotland IC EC
Wales. IC EC
Canada IC
Denmark IC EC
Finland IC EC
France IC EC
Germany. EC
India IC
Iceland EC
Ireland IC EC
Italy EC
Iceland
Laos
Macau
Malaysia
Middle East.
New Zealand IC
Netherlands EC
Norway
PNG IC
Samoa. IC
Singapore
RSA IC
Sweden IC EC
Switzerland EC
East Timor IC
Fiji IC
Nauru IC
Tonga IC
Poland
Portugal
Peru
Zimbabwe
Japan IC
Indonesia
Thailand
Vietnam
Russia EC
Spain IC EC
Nauru IC
Philippines
Solomon Islands
Bahrain
Oman
Qatar
UAE
USA IC

cos789 wrote:

For those interested, this is a list of countries that plays Australian Football.
IC stands for International Cup and EC stands for Euro Cup participant for which expats are both banned.
Whislt expats can usually be found but not neccessarily found in the setting up of teams and leagues, expats are restricted in some leagues or not evident at all. There has been four International cups in which all participants learnt their AR outside of Australia to qualify. The top division is of a high standard with some countries having a high football catchment in the 10ks e.g. RSA and PNG.
Australia has played overseas countries at Australian Football numerous times now at junior and women's level.
Currently, world and South Pacific sides compete in the Australian Country Championships.


Andorra
Argentina
Austria EC
Belgium
Brunei
Borneo
Canada IC
Cambodia
Catalunya EC
Chilie
China IC
Croatia EC
Czech Republic EC
England IC EC
Scotland IC EC
Wales. IC EC
Canada IC
Denmark IC EC
Finland IC EC
France IC EC
Germany. EC
India IC
Iceland EC
Ireland IC EC
Italy EC
Iceland
Laos
Macau
Malaysia
Middle East.
New Zealand IC
Netherlands EC
Norway
PNG IC
Samoa. IC
Singapore
RSA IC
Sweden IC EC
Switzerland EC
East Timor IC
Fiji IC
Nauru IC
Tonga IC
Poland
Portugal
Peru
Zimbabwe
Japan IC
Indonesia
Thailand
Vietnam
Russia EC
Spain IC EC
Nauru IC
Philippines
Solomon Islands
Bahrain
Oman
Qatar
UAE
USA IC

you mean that has ex pat stherners in them that like a kick n giggle down at the local park ... with bins for goals ... & a few dogs on leashes running through proceedings as a bit of an inconvenience

big difference buddy

cos789 wrote:

King-Eliagh wrote:

I played in three different competitions including an international game held in Amsterdam.

I'm extremely interested in these three different competitions and an international game Amsterdam.
Please elaborate more.

Please elaborate more? Can you be a little more specific?

I really dont see it as that interesting and find it interesting you ask actually as you have only 'just arrived' here...

Westies in alice springs - USYD in sydney - The Flying Dutchmen Amsterdam.

Left half back and centre half back.