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for the 2013-14 final between brisbane and west sydney, 524,000 watched on fox and 772,000 watched it on sbs, combined total of nearly 1.3 millioncos789 wrote:Sorry. I thought we were talking about things relevant to Australia.
How many people watch the NSL GF worldwide??
sydneyfc wrote:360 million people watched the UEFA Champions League final between 2 Spanish teamscos789 wrote:If it wasn't a wc nobody would be watching the stuff.
Jesus.No wonder Rambo & some of the AFL tards like this clown.ParraEelsNRL wrote:sydneyfc wrote:360 million people watched the UEFA Champions League final between 2 Spanish teamscos789 wrote:If it wasn't a wc nobody would be watching the stuff.
Wow looks like you're condoning biting. As I said folks, their fans accept itsydneyfc wrote:yeah suarez probably should of went for his ear instead of the shoulder, probably tastes better too....or he should of fingered chiellini! atta boy! maybe go a bit further and get drunk after the game, hit a few women....or...maybe he should of placed a few bets on himself? but that didn't end too well for the last guy that did that...oh well if shit hits the fan he can always rely on stealing other player's boots and throw em into the crowd, some nice public service that
the options are endless!
where are the morals of the world when a filthy cheat like luis suarez can make $400,000 a week while honest hardworking aussies like blake ferguson and anthony cherrington are being given the cold shoulder!
i'll take my sokkah culture over rugby league any day of the week
Maybe he seen AFL in front of it and automatically assumed it meant ratings. You know how confused these fans get, heck, they can watch replays of their biggest games and not realise it's a repeat.AFLcrap1 wrote:Jesus.No wonder Rambo & some of the AFL tards like this clown.ParraEelsNRL wrote:sydneyfc wrote:360 million people watched the UEFA Champions League final between 2 Spanish teamscos789 wrote:If it wasn't a wc nobody would be watching the stuff.
He lies with the best of them.
Of course AFL boys like this stuff, Peter Filandia agrees too.King-Eliagh wrote:Wow looks like you're condoning biting. As I said folks, their fans accept itsydneyfc wrote:yeah suarez probably should of went for his ear instead of the shoulder, probably tastes better too....or he should of fingered chiellini! atta boy! maybe go a bit further and get drunk after the game, hit a few women....or...maybe he should of placed a few bets on himself? but that didn't end too well for the last guy that did that...oh well if shit hits the fan he can always rely on stealing other player's boots and throw em into the crowd, some nice public service that
the options are endless!
where are the morals of the world when a filthy cheat like luis suarez can make $400,000 a week while honest hardworking aussies like blake ferguson and anthony cherrington are being given the cold shoulder!
i'll take my sokkah culture over rugby league any day of the week
That's it guys, always used links.Ball tearing terror
May 2 2002
'Reflex action': Peter Filandia bites Chad Davis during Port Melbourne's clash with Springvale. Image: Courtesy of Channel 10.
Former Swans player Peter Filandia has been suspended for 10 matches for biting the scrotum of an opponent.
Filandia, Port Melbourne's captain and assistant coach, pleaded guilty to the charge, arguing he was provoked and that he bit Springvale opponent Chad Davis after his face became smothered.
Filandia told the Victorian Football League tribunal he could not breathe when he became entangled with Davis, and panicked and bit him as a reflex action.
Filandia said he did not know what part of Davis's body he had bitten. But a doctor for Springvale said Davis had suffered bruising to his scrotum and had lost a small amount of blood.
During last night's hearing, Filandia, who played 83 AFL games with Essendon and Sydney, apologised to Davis and said he was thankful that he was not badly injured.
AFL tribunal chairman Eddie Power also ordered Filandia to undergo player counselling before he resumed playing.
In Sydney, four players, including former Swan Craig O'Brien, were called to front the Sydney Australian Football League tribunal after a match on Sunday which left two players in hospital.
One player suffered internal and external injuries and had to spend the night in hospital, while another received 15 stitches to the face after things turned ugly midway through the match between St George and Balmain.
Thirteen reports resulted from the match, from striking to abusive language. Last night O'Brien was suspended for one match.
Another ex-Swan, Balmain's Troy Luff, said in his column for redandwhiteonline.com that former AFL players in the competition tended to be targeted by the opposition.
"I ... saw something that I haven't seen since I played under-16 football in Traralgon and that was seeing a player sent off, in this case it was Craig O'Brien," Luff wrote.
"You can't blame him, though, as there seems to be no protection for him, and being an ex-AFL player you are always going to get that extra attention.
"The second half is where all the action started, a few of [their] players were getting a bit frustrated ... a few brawls started with a few punches thrown, [taking] the focus off the game."
AAP
I'll give you that oneParraEelsNRL wrote:Of course AFL boys like this stuff, Peter Filandia agrees too.King-Eliagh wrote:Wow looks like you're condoning biting. As I said folks, their fans accept itsydneyfc wrote:yeah suarez probably should of went for his ear instead of the shoulder, probably tastes better too....or he should of fingered chiellini! atta boy! maybe go a bit further and get drunk after the game, hit a few women....or...maybe he should of placed a few bets on himself? but that didn't end too well for the last guy that did that...oh well if shit hits the fan he can always rely on stealing other player's boots and throw em into the crowd, some nice public service that
the options are endless!
where are the morals of the world when a filthy cheat like luis suarez can make $400,000 a week while honest hardworking aussies like blake ferguson and anthony cherrington are being given the cold shoulder!
i'll take my sokkah culture over rugby league any day of the week
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2002/05/ ... 94369.html
That's it guys, always used links.Ball tearing terror
May 2 2002
'Reflex action': Peter Filandia bites Chad Davis during Port Melbourne's clash with Springvale. Image: Courtesy of Channel 10.
Former Swans player Peter Filandia has been suspended for 10 matches for biting the scrotum of an opponent.
Filandia, Port Melbourne's captain and assistant coach, pleaded guilty to the charge, arguing he was provoked and that he bit Springvale opponent Chad Davis after his face became smothered.
Filandia told the Victorian Football League tribunal he could not breathe when he became entangled with Davis, and panicked and bit him as a reflex action.
Filandia said he did not know what part of Davis's body he had bitten. But a doctor for Springvale said Davis had suffered bruising to his scrotum and had lost a small amount of blood.
During last night's hearing, Filandia, who played 83 AFL games with Essendon and Sydney, apologised to Davis and said he was thankful that he was not badly injured.
AFL tribunal chairman Eddie Power also ordered Filandia to undergo player counselling before he resumed playing.
In Sydney, four players, including former Swan Craig O'Brien, were called to front the Sydney Australian Football League tribunal after a match on Sunday which left two players in hospital.
One player suffered internal and external injuries and had to spend the night in hospital, while another received 15 stitches to the face after things turned ugly midway through the match between St George and Balmain.
Thirteen reports resulted from the match, from striking to abusive language. Last night O'Brien was suspended for one match.
Another ex-Swan, Balmain's Troy Luff, said in his column for redandwhiteonline.com that former AFL players in the competition tended to be targeted by the opposition.
"I ... saw something that I haven't seen since I played under-16 football in Traralgon and that was seeing a player sent off, in this case it was Craig O'Brien," Luff wrote.
"You can't blame him, though, as there seems to be no protection for him, and being an ex-AFL player you are always going to get that extra attention.
"The second half is where all the action started, a few of [their] players were getting a bit frustrated ... a few brawls started with a few punches thrown, [taking] the focus off the game."
AAP
AFLcrap1 wrote:Jesus.No wonder Rambo & some of the AFL tards like this clown.ParraEelsNRL wrote:sydneyfc wrote:360 million people watched the UEFA Champions League final between 2 Spanish teamscos789 wrote:If it wasn't a wc nobody would be watching the stuff.
He lies with the best of them.
Watch out Fred psychocrapper will unleash his usual tirade demanding you post proof and will start calling you names!!!!Fred wrote:AFLcrap1 wrote:Jesus.No wonder Rambo & some of the AFL tards like this clown.ParraEelsNRL wrote:sydneyfc wrote:360 million people watched the UEFA Champions League final between 2 Spanish teamscos789 wrote:If it wasn't a wc nobody would be watching the stuff.
He lies with the best of them.
Says our resident liar lol
Thanks SargeSwans4ever wrote:Watch out Fred psychocrapper will unleash his usual tirade demanding you post proof and will start calling you names!!!!Fred wrote:AFLcrap1 wrote:Jesus.No wonder Rambo & some of the AFL tards like this clown.ParraEelsNRL wrote:sydneyfc wrote:360 million people watched the UEFA Champions League final between 2 Spanish teamscos789 wrote:If it wasn't a wc nobody would be watching the stuff.
He lies with the best of them.
Says our resident liar lol
