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[AFLcrap1]

give us a link

pity you never leved in NZ

HTF can we ever belivee anything you say anymore crackpot

YES or NO quit eff'ing around.

I'm not going away until you answer a simple question that you started with your disputation.

Here is are some simple question for you cos, that might help you go away and stop spamming Cracker about the so called NZ AFL
1) How many players are actually on the field when a true AFL game is played?
2) If a competition is played with less than the number of players in the official AFL AU competition, is it AFL?
3) Is AFL a contact sport?
4) If yes, would you consider touch or tag competitions to be AFL?
5) Do you consider a 9's competition to be AFL?
6) Is AFL played on an Oval field?
7) If it is played on a Oval field, would you consider it to be AFL?
8) Do AFL posts have a crossbar?
9) If no, when a game is played on a field with one, would you consider that to be AFL?
10) Are you sure this is not just Victorian Expats playing touch 9's competition that is loosely aligned to AFL in NZ?

Here is the website you provided if you want to double check your answers, I just helped you by going into one of the touch 9's comps and each competition is the same - http://aflnz.co.nz/waitakere-play-AFL-club/ :>::

One last thing that might help you with your answers to the above with questions. This promotional clip on the website you provided, the voice over does not sound like a kiwi, probably one of those Vic expats - http://aflnz.co.nz/secondary-schools/house-rules/ :>::

What you can have a game of bastardised union and play with 9 a side and it's alright but AF can't - AF 9's has actually been developed OS due to insufficient grounds and numbers forcing them onto established rectangle fields - but the concept is the same - we kick the Sherrin - so does 9's , we pay a free kick for marking the ball so does 9's, we bounce the footy and so do 9's etc etc - it makes no difference what the differences there are due to circumstances or convieneance the principle of the game is the same. Now as for AF in NZ - NZ has a long history of it being played there - it is a summer comp with established clubs playing 18 side format - these comps have been operating for a number of years whether you like to accept it or not - they have won a IC - there has now been 3 NZkids placed on the rookie lists of the Hawks and St.Kilda (one of them the son of a RL player) so all your points are really meaningless - in the opinion of AF fans, the AFL and AF OS them selfs they are playing the Australian game and not a transplanted sport from the north of England - so who are you to say their not! Lastly is indoor cricket, Soccer, volley ball etc etc any less a modified version of those sports? Are they or arn't they still those sports???

No problems I hear you loud and clear. So then you are saying if a game is the same concept, then is part of that sport. So you must also be suggesting SOO, international games and touch football is rugby league. Same principal. So let's not hear from you and your lot again anything in this manner.

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[cos789]

give us a link

pity you never leved in NZ

HTF can we ever belivee anything you say anymore crackpot

YES or NO quit eff'ing around.

I'm not going away until you answer a simple question that you started with your disputation.

Here is are some simple question for you cos, that might help you go away and stop spamming Cracker about the so called NZ AFL
1) How many players are actually on the field when a true AFL game is played?
2) If a competition is played with less than the number of players in the official AFL AU competition, is it AFL?
3) Is AFL a contact sport?
4) If yes, would you consider touch or tag competitions to be AFL?
5) Do you consider a 9's competition to be AFL?
6) Is AFL played on an Oval field?
7) If it is played on a Oval field, would you consider it to be AFL?
8) Do AFL posts have a crossbar?
9) If no, when a game is played on a field with one, would you consider that to be AFL?
10) Are you sure this is not just Victorian Expats playing touch 9's competition that is loosely aligned to AFL in NZ?

I'm asking crackpot if he believes AF is played in NZ.

I'll gladly answer you questions and discuss what level AF is played in NZ.
But if a team can supply a team to the International Cup, have multiple leagues, many teams, junior programs and whatever then surely it
that country can be deemed to have people that play Australian Football.
Don't you agree.
So AF is played in NZ but crackpot is silent on the manner.

[Dogs]

give us a link

pity you never leved in NZ

HTF can we ever belivee anything you say anymore crackpot

YES or NO quit eff'ing around.

I'm not going away until you answer a simple question that you started with your disputation.

Here is are some simple question for you cos, that might help you go away and stop spamming Cracker about the so called NZ AFL
1) How many players are actually on the field when a true AFL game is played?
2) If a competition is played with less than the number of players in the official AFL AU competition, is it AFL?
3) Is AFL a contact sport?
4) If yes, would you consider touch or tag competitions to be AFL?
5) Do you consider a 9's competition to be AFL?
6) Is AFL played on an Oval field?
7) If it is played on a Oval field, would you consider it to be AFL?
8) Do AFL posts have a crossbar?
9) If no, when a game is played on a field with one, would you consider that to be AFL?
10) Are you sure this is not just Victorian Expats playing touch 9's competition that is loosely aligned to AFL in NZ?

I'm asking crackpot if he believes AF is played in NZ.

I'll gladly answer you questions and discuss what level AF is played in NZ.
But if a team can supply a team to the International Cup, have multiple leagues, many teams, junior programs and whatever then surely it
that country can be deemed to have people that play Australian Football.
Don't you agree.
So AF is played in NZ but crackpot is silent on the manner.

Cos, I personally willing to accept AFL is played in NZ in a small capacity. It is now your turn to now accept that Touch Football, our 9's competition, international games and SOO is NRL and RL.

So let it be heard that Cos and Swans4ever from his post above accept the above and will say another thing in regards to these forms of NRL in the Tv ratings thread, Attendance threads, participation thread, in fact any threads.

[Cracker]

Dogs the whole thing between him and me is all about him insisting that I say "Yes" and nothing else. I don't need to. The matter is now closed.

So let's get back on topic shall we?

[cos789]

Dogs the whole thing between him and me is all about him insisting that I say "Yes" and nothing else. I don't need to. The matter is now closed.

So let's get back on topic shall we?

The matter is not closed. You challenged I responded and now you run with your tale between your legs.
Now it's such a big issue you cannot say "yes, Australian Football is played in New Zealand"

[NRLCrap1]

I've got a better one! Crack-it-up, show us why you don't need to. Did you say anything at all?

[Cracker]

Yes, I did. The link was provided and I acknowledged the link while commenting on it's contents.

Now then, let's go back to the subject shall we?