Talking Footy

NlolRL wrote: Mon Jun 19, 2017 8:59 pm

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 19, 2017 8:41 pm

NlolRL wrote: Mon Jun 19, 2017 8:25 pm

Yes it is. Without support of the clubs it's dead in the water

That's not the point pal. You fumblers continually say SOO is not wanted in fumbleball. The dear leader says different and 92% of the fans say the same. Do the clubs run this fumbling mess? Do you have an independent commission with the dear leader in charge? Answers are no......and yes.

It appears you and Wookie don't like SOO but that is purely your fumbleball zealotry coming through. You are incapable of being negative to FB and positive to RL no matter the circumstances. Such is the life of the bubble dwelling fumbler.

in an ideal world SOO would be wonderful, and I'd love it, but not at the cost of our season. NRL fans seem happy to have a compromised season to fit 3 'exhibition' games in. No way I would consider having SOO if it was run in the way the NRL run theirs. I would prefer my team's success 1000 times over compared to a SOO win.

SOO is occasionally discussed on bigfooty and the vast majority support the concept, but do not support the cost it comes with. That's one reason why SOO in Aussie rules died a natural death. Fans, players, and clubs just didnt support the concept over the season proper. Same as the international games v Ireland. Players say 'oh I'd love to play in such a tournament'. Then when it comes time to assemble the team they pull out in huge numbers because in the end it's no where near as important as club success

AFLcrap1 wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 11:59 am

NlolRL wrote: Mon Jun 19, 2017 8:59 pm

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 19, 2017 8:41 pm

That's not the point pal. You fumblers continually say SOO is not wanted in fumbleball. The dear leader says different and 92% of the fans say the same. Do the clubs run this fumbling mess? Do you have an independent commission with the dear leader in charge? Answers are no......and yes.

It appears you and Wookie don't like SOO but that is purely your fumbleball zealotry coming through. You are incapable of being negative to FB and positive to RL no matter the circumstances. Such is the life of the bubble dwelling fumbler.

in an ideal world SOO would be wonderful, and I'd love it, but not at the cost of our season. NRL fans seem happy to have a compromised season to fit 3 'exhibition' games in. No way I would consider having SOO if it was run in the way the NRL run theirs. I would prefer my team's success 1000 times over compared to a SOO win.

SOO is occasionally discussed on bigfooty and the vast majority support the concept, but do not support the cost it comes with. That's one reason why SOO in Aussie rules died a natural death. Fans, players, and clubs just didnt support the concept over the season proper. Same as the international games v Ireland. Players say 'oh I'd love to play in such a tournament'. Then when it comes time to assemble the team they pull out in huge numbers because in the end it's no where near as important as club success

EXHIBITION games
Jesus just when you think someone couldn't get any further removed from reality ..you post this
It's entering dumbo levels of denial.
They're REPRESENTATIVE games .
Have been since 1980
& before that (pre SOO)they existed from the early 1900s.
You fumblers just post utter tripe every year come SOO time
It eats you up that much that you post untruths ..utter bullshit & delusional crap .
Get a grip
We got rid of the insanity with dumbos posting ..now you want to keep it alive .

Fred wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 3:15 pm

I would definitely disagree with number 2. When growing up rivalary was very intense. The whole "kick a vic" campaign for instance.

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 4:01 pm

Fred wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 3:15 pm

I would definitely disagree with number 2. When growing up rivalary was very intense. The whole "kick a vic" campaign for instance.

I lived in Adelaide from 91 to 98
ORIGIN (AFL) RIVARLY was never really huge...

it just felt like the crows vs Victoria..

maybe Wookie would know more or how big the Rivarly was..

it was definitely nothing like NSW v QLD

NlolRL wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 4:09 pm

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 4:01 pm

Fred wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 3:15 pm

I would definitely disagree with number 2. When growing up rivalary was very intense. The whole "kick a vic" campaign for instance.

I lived in Adelaide from 91 to 98
ORIGIN (AFL) RIVARLY was never really huge...

it just felt like the crows vs Victoria..

maybe Wookie would know more or how big the Rivarly was..

it was definitely nothing like NSW v QLD

IMO it was never huge like the NRL SOO, which dominates much of your season. For the AFL it was interesting, and SA and WA loved to take on the Vics, but it was never more than an interesting game amongst a far more important premiership season

pussycat wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 5:32 pm

I can hardly believe what I'm hearing from these fumblers . The chosen one has even gone as far as preparing to introduce a wildcard into your completion in order to get some interest back . At the same time over 90% of fumble fans are calling out for some Origin type concept

Help me out here , isn't that a no brainer? And I'm not talking about Gilligan.


Is it any wonder he never got off that island

The_Wookie wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2017 10:32 am

Terry wrote: Mon Jun 19, 2017 9:38 pm

Dear oh dear. Anything else pal? Any other excuses? But, but, but, but, but ,but. I particularly like this gem, " If QLD was split into 2 smaller states the SOO concept would be difficult for NRL also." Lolololololololololololololol...........WTF? Fold yaself up in the foetal position until after the SOO series pal and get back to me then.........lololololololoolololololol. Hilarious!!!

You are an ignorant fool.

part of the reason AFL origin is hard to schedule is because there are 3 major states involved, not two. Essentially he's saying that the two minor AFL states (WA/SA) are comparative competitive and talent wise to the NRL splitting QLD in two,

Its not fucking rocket science.

AFL Origin failed because 1)fans didnt give a shit about their clubs player potentially being injured or wasting time in Origin at the expense of a premiership 2) clubs didnt want to release players and 3) players would rather win a premiership than an origin match - they know where the money is.