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Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 9:53 am
by King-Eliagh
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 9:58 am
by King-Eliagh
No wonder our AFL brain washed merinos are submitting to their mantra of cwowds and watings in this thread which has nothing to do with crowds and ratings

if they stick their neck out like sport capital they know it'll get knocked off like I just did to sport Capital!
Basically, they know I'm dead right. It was a shit house lopsided AFL finals series in 2017. There's no other way to put it me bros

there's just no other way to put it.

Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 10:29 am
by SportCapital
I'm not sure you grasp the concept of a lead change. No team leads at the start of a match. First score totally qualifies as a lead change. Besides, both comps were counted using the same rules. Deduct them from NRL too. As to the first half/second half point. By half time in AFL has almost played as long as an entire NRL match. BY HALF TIME! From then half the audience have the pleasure of watching their team smash the opposition for the second half. Still worth the watch. Even for impartial viewers.
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 12:56 pm
by AFLcrap1
First score can't qualify as a lead change
Because 0-0 has no one on the lead .
So the lead CANT change if there is no leader
You're just not too bright .
Thought I'd school you before KE comes back to do it
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 3:24 pm
by SportCapital
AFLcrap1 wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2017 12:56 pm
First score can't qualify as a lead change
Because 0-0 has no one on the lead .
So the lead CANT change if there is no leader
You're just not too bright .
Thought I'd school you before KE comes back to do it
Being "not too bright" or a lack of schooling has nothing to do with it. When a team scores the first score they "take the lead". Which constitutes a change in the state of who is leading. A lead change. It's really common around the globe.
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 5:06 pm
by King-Eliagh
AFLcrap1 wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2017 12:56 pm
First score can't qualify as a lead change
Because 0-0 has no one on the lead .
So the lead CANT change if there is no leader
You're just not too bright .
Thought I'd school you before KE comes back to do it
Exactly aflcrap, exactly.
A lead change refers clearly to a change in the leader. 0-0 means no one in the 'lead'. Just basic understanding of English really, which sportcPital doesn't seem to have a grasp of

Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 5:13 pm
by King-Eliagh
SportCapital wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2017 10:29 am
I'm not sure you grasp the concept of a lead change. No team leads at the start of a match. First score totally qualifies as a lead change. Besides, both comps were counted using the same rules. Deduct them from NRL too. As to the first half/second half point. By half time in AFL has almost played as long as an entire NRL match. BY HALF TIME! From then half the audience have the pleasure of watching their team smash the opposition for the second half. Still worth the watch. Even for impartial viewers.
Ahh lemme put this as plain and simple as I can for you sport my man.
1. You're wrong on the "lead change" - as aflcrap has stated, someone needs to be in the ahem lead for a ahem... Ahem "lead" "change" to take place.
2. An AFL half of footy goes for forty minutes of match time. The reason the game goes for longer is because the game is a slower game with shitloads more stoppages (time stoppages) than in NRL. There's actually very little difference in actual action time, the AFL is just a slower game because it has shitloads more stoppages.
You must stop bringing fake news to this reputable forum. Seriously, it's just not cool to make shit up and try to deceive our readers
I am right, you are wrong.. I know this won't be easy for you but It's time you bow down and admit your arguments have been....pulverised by the KING

Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 7:09 pm
by Fred
He’s right re lead change. If the score was 50 all and someone kicks a point ... it’s a lead change. Makes no difference if it is 50 all or nil all. Hope that clears that up. Happy to help.
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 7:22 pm
by King-Eliagh
Another AFL fan who seems to be struggling with comprehension of the words lead and change. If it's 50-50 and the team that has been leading scores the next point then there has been no change of the leader, therefore no actual lead change.
Sport capital described lead changes as "in my opinion when a
lead changes supporters experience a peak/trough in emotional response. Depending on allegiances. Basically more exciting"
He's clearly talking about a change in leader.
In any case I blew his whole dumb argument out of the water with the stats I provided

I could use his 24-16 lead changes numbers and still blow his argument out of the water!

Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 8:09 pm
by AFLcrap1
How the fuck can there be a lead change
When no one was ever in the lead .
Something has to be established before it can change
At 0-0
No lead is established
The stupidity of fumblers is astounding .
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 8:19 pm
by SportCapital
Let's not count first scores then.
24 vs 16 becomes 15 vs 7.
50% more becomes 114% more lead changes in the AFL finals. (Math verified as correct)
That's more than twice as many for those less schooled slightly dimmer type out there.
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 9:32 pm
by NlolRL
So the AFL finals had over double the lead changes of the RL finals. To add to that we saw a runaway minor premier sweep the NRL finals, scoring 64-6 in their last 2 finals.
KE is getting slaughtered in his own thread
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 9:57 pm
by King-Eliagh
Avg AFL match = 400% more points than avg rugby league match.
During seven of the eight AFL matches ZERO Lead changes in second half of footy.The worm doesn't lie

That's right ZERO! And zero second half lead changes when in the AFL 400% more points are scored?

What the fuck went wrong in the AFL 2017 finals series?
Thanks for coming douchebrains, the AFL 2017 finals were lopsided pieces of shit and there's no dodgy sums you can do to change the fact.

Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 10:14 pm
by SportCapital
King-Eliagh wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2017 9:57 pm
Avg AFL match = 400% more points than avg rugby league match.
During seven of the eight AFL matches ZERO Lead changes in second half of footy.The worm doesn't lie

That's right ZERO! And zero second half lead changes when in the AFL 400% more points are scored?

What the fuck went wrong in the AFL 2017 finals series?
Thanks for coming douchebrains, the AFL 2017 finals were lopsided pieces of shit and there's no dodgy sums you can do to change the fact.
That sounds like 400% more exciting to me!
PS. Is that math verified...?
Re: NRL VS AFL competition - finals 2017
Posted: Sun Nov 12, 2017 10:22 pm
by King-Eliagh