Talking Footy

Lol
Communication technology has only been around for a few decades

Words cannot describe how stupid that statement is .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol
Communication technology has only been around for a few decades

Words cannot describe how stupid that statement is .

but but but

the deflection begins

What deflection .
A few decades ago it was 1990
According to you there was little to no communication technology .

No phones
No Mobile phones
No TVs
No computers

Ah the good old days .
Waiting for the carrier pigeon to bring the mail ...the latest news

Lol
Just when you think it's not possible for you to post anything dumber than what you have .
You go & post that .
Well done
**** of the year

I think he was referring to my comment on streaming..

The intricate rules around international rugby league reflect how the code of rugby league has truly embraced multiculturalism in Australia. Nothing more.

Of course those one eyed AFL supporters on here wouldn't understand it. Their code is a reflection of Australia during the white australia and assimilation policy eras. Their code is reflective of the diversity of cultures present in Australia during the 1950s.

My fellow RL supporters please, go easy on the AFL bumpkins on this one. They really don't have any experience or knowledge whatsoever in regards to this so I say we forgive them and instead refocus this thread onto the importance of removing the one white parent policy currently in effect in the AFL.

AFLcrap1 wrote:

What deflection .
A few decades ago it was 1990
According to you there was little to no communication technology .

No phones
No Mobile phones
No TVs
No computers

Ah the good old days .
Waiting for the carrier pigeon to bring the mail ...the latest news

Lol
Just when you think it's not possible for you to post anything dumber than what you have .
You go & post that .
Well done
**** of the year

bahaha great deflection.

yeah spazza a only a few decades ago, internet connections, mobile phones not every one owned them or had an internet connection n their home believe it or not...

to call interstate or over seas was expensive and so was flying.
you keep showing your self up with what little knowledge you have of anything.

Australia is only a small populated island, when you compare it to the hundards of millions of people from europe and to the millions of europens that have settled across th world,

its a simple case, union so popular world wide why isnt league

Lol
Why did you ignore the examples of technology that I gave .
They've been around for more than a few decades .
Some for 60 yrs
Some for 100 yrs .
Lol
But but but but

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

I find it hilarious that a sport that doesn't have an international profile would try to point & laugh at a sport that has over 100 yrs of international history.
Jealous ..plain & simple
It's the same meltdown every year on here by the same mentally challenged gimps

you really have NFI do you?

Australia is a very isolated small country spazza. communication technology has only been around for a few decades. who is going to even know about the events happening in Australia before those times.
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Holy fukk lic!!??! You actually surely you didn't ?? You didn't type that... > ... :_<>

Ok :_<> I'm sorry I can't stop laughing. It's quite literally the most incredible, unique, amazeballs, stunningly stupid thing I think I've ever seen written in the English language :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> ....

Ok you poor bastard, lemme fill you in with a dose of reality.

1. Australia is not a small country, neither is it isolated. It is a nation which has been closely tied to the northern hemisphere for hundreds of years and before that close links were made with neighbouring northern Asian nations for hundreds if not thousands of years more.

2. Communication technology has been around for hundreds of years. In 1872 it took 7 hours to send a message from Adelaide to England. 1872 was almost 150 years ago. People knew what was going on in Australia back then and before.

and finally adumb, I wanna thank you that paragraph was exquisitely dumb, so stoopidly worded it had me cackling for minutes! I mean you even threw a "spazza" in **** the so so so so wrong sentences!

The village idiot is alive and well!! =D> =D> =D>

The dumbest fuck God ever punched an arsehole into

AFLcrap1 wrote:

The dumbest fuck God ever punched an arsehole into

That would have to be the closest post making sense you have ever made

Um dockey old son . Get your lying arse back into the other thread .
I'm waiting

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol
Why did you ignore the examples of technology that I gave .
They've been around for more than a few decades .
Some for 60 yrs
Some for 100 yrs .
Lol
But but but but

lol your a fucken moron.

communication has been around for centuries carrier pidgin telephones, lol
its only the last few decades with technology such as internet & digital communications, sat alight has made it really accessible for people to look up to find out what AFL it.

to make standard long distance call was expensive to the other side of a state let alone over seas!
so in your simple little mind people are going to be calling up other countries to let them know about AFL or even set up a carrier pigeon with a note about AFL!
simpleton

now your turn to answer the question why isnt league known world wide or nearly as popular world wide like union is? similar stupid games except one is popular & one isnt.

i doubt even the international AFL player rules are not as pathetic as the NRLOL
play for one country, cant make the grade or don't like the color of that shirt play for another color

King-Eliagh wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

I find it hilarious that a sport that doesn't have an international profile would try to point & laugh at a sport that has over 100 yrs of international history.
Jealous ..plain & simple
It's the same meltdown every year on here by the same mentally challenged gimps

you really have NFI do you?

Australia is a very isolated small country spazza. communication technology has only been around for a few decades. who is going to even know about the events happening in Australia before those times.
/

.... > ... :_<> :_<> :_<>

Holy fukk lic!!??! You actually surely you didn't ?? You didn't type that... > ... :_<>

Ok :_<> I'm sorry I can't stop laughing. It's quite literally the most incredible, unique, amazeballs, stunningly stupid thing I think I've ever seen written in the English language :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> ....

Ok you poor bastard, lemme fill you in with a dose of reality.

1. Australia is not a small country, neither is it isolated. It is a nation which has been closely tied to the northern hemisphere for hundreds of years and before that close links were made with neighbouring northern Asian nations for hundreds if not thousands of years more.

2. Communication technology has been around for hundreds of years. In 1872 it took 7 hours to send a message from Adelaide to England. 1872 was almost 150 years ago. People knew what was going on in Australia back then and before.

and finally adumb, I wanna thank you that paragraph was exquisitely dumb, so stoopidly worded it had me cackling for minutes! I mean you even threw a "spazza" in **** the so so so so wrong sentences!

The village idiot is alive and well!! =D> =D> =D>

it has, how are you going to promote a football code by it figjam?


its not like AFL is hundards of years old and had millions of European settlers that played it before settling in another countries, like league had?

Lol metho spambot FIGJAM alert.

leagueiscrap wrote: Tue Sep 20, 2016 12:52 pm

INTERNATIONAL rugby league is set to be turned on its head, with eligibility rules being overhauled to ensure players aren’t forced to choose between Origin and their heritage country.

The Rugby League International Federation’s landmark decision means players such as Anthony Milford can represent a tier-two nation, such as Samoa in Milford’s case, without ruling themselves out of Origin contention or playing for the ‘Big Three’ — Australia, New Zealand and England.

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If a player is not selected for one of the major nations, they are then able to represent nations including Fiji, Samoa and PNG and switch between the tiers without suffering any repercussions.

The move is in the final stages of being formalised and has received unanimous support from the game’s 18 full member nations, with the changes to come into effect by October 1.

Next year’s Rugby League World Cup will benefit in a huge way, with the likes of Milford (Samoa), Jarryd Hayne (Fiji), James Tedesco (Italy) and Robbie Farah (Lebannon) just some of the players able to represent other nations if overlooked by Australia without hindering their chances of future rep selection.

“These rules will allow the best players to represent their countries and ensure that the fans will get to see the best product whenever international rugby league is played,” 2017 Word Cup CEO Andrew Hill told foxsports.com.au.

IVE bumped this to highlight the constant lies told by dingbat across multiple threads .

He posted this article which explains clearly how a player if not selected to play for one of the top 3 nations can then be eligible to vote play for his country of heritage .

No where does it say they can just pick or choose a country to play for .

Step right up dingbat .
I called you out many times the last few days when you were spamming multiple threads with your tripe .
I asked for proof over & over
As usual you didn't post anything .
I've just highlighted what a lying obsessive tool you are .
Carry on