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Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 3:14 pm
by NRLCrap1
Raiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:Here's a better answer, Phelpsy! I just did this research now - read it and weep rugby league geese!
27 leagues in New South Wales and I'll count the NRL to make it 28 (Wikipedia)
1 in the ACT (Wikipedia)
23 leagues in Queensland (Wikipedia)
As previously established there are 3 leagues in Victoria, 1 in SOuth Australia, 2 in Western Australia, 1 in Tasmania and I think it was 4 in the Northern Territory.
Total Open Age leagues for rugby league: 63
Now for AFL my source is TLPG's website
50 leagues in Victoria and I'm counting the AFL for that number
25 leagues in South Australia
(75 already!!)
26 leagues in Western Australia
12 leagues in Tasmania
12 leagues in New South Wales
1 league in the ACT
8 leagues in Queensland
6 leagues in the Northern Territory (TLPG's website says four but he doesn't have the two summer competitions listed)
Total Open Age leagues for AFL: 140
MORE THAN DOUBLE!!
(And I didn't even take into account any multiple divisions, which would have made the margin even greater!)
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this butt plug & Wikipedia
when will the dickcheese learn
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there are in fact
the following leagues in NSW ... just to prove how incorrect Wikiderpia is
23 Groups/Comps in the CRL ( NSW Country ) including the ACT ( group 8)who are under the control of the CRL at senior level.
http://crlnsw.com.au/
then the Metropolitan NSWRL ( Sydney )
there are 11 District leagues in Sydney
Penrith , Parramatta , Wests, Canterbury ,Balmain , Souths , Manly , Norths , St George , Cronulla & Easts
then there are the junior rep comps
Harold Matts & SG Ball ... U18's & U16's ( 18 sides in each including Perth & Melbourne
)
then the NSW cup
then the Ron Massey cup ..
the Sydney Shield ....
the Tertiary Cup .. or old University Shield
for a total of 17 leagues in Sydney under the control of the NSWRL
that's
40 in total ... in NSW alone
http://www.nswrl.com.au/
but Wikitardia has only 27?
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& as we've said anyway
this isn't about leagues & clubs
this is about participants
& as we know
RL Gives the Fumbles & bumbles a bath
1.4 Million to 800K
suck it up princesses
another Silver for the Victorian game
Partipants huh? In order to participate you have to have clubs. To have clubs compete you have to have leagues. So my argument is valid.
I want links to these district competitions.
Anyway, even if it's 40 and not 27 that still only makes 76 nationwide!! AFL still kills you at 140!! By the way - I wasn't counting junior leagues so take them off your count.
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 3:44 pm
by Raiderdave
NRLCrap1 wrote:Raiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:Here's a better answer, Phelpsy! I just did this research now - read it and weep rugby league geese!
27 leagues in New South Wales and I'll count the NRL to make it 28 (Wikipedia)
1 in the ACT (Wikipedia)
23 leagues in Queensland (Wikipedia)
As previously established there are 3 leagues in Victoria, 1 in SOuth Australia, 2 in Western Australia, 1 in Tasmania and I think it was 4 in the Northern Territory.
Total Open Age leagues for rugby league: 63
Now for AFL my source is TLPG's website
50 leagues in Victoria and I'm counting the AFL for that number
25 leagues in South Australia
(75 already!!)
26 leagues in Western Australia
12 leagues in Tasmania
12 leagues in New South Wales
1 league in the ACT
8 leagues in Queensland
6 leagues in the Northern Territory (TLPG's website says four but he doesn't have the two summer competitions listed)
Total Open Age leagues for AFL: 140
MORE THAN DOUBLE!!
(And I didn't even take into account any multiple divisions, which would have made the margin even greater!)
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
this butt plug & Wikipedia
when will the dickcheese learn
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
there are in fact
the following leagues in NSW ... just to prove how incorrect Wikiderpia is
23 Groups/Comps in the CRL ( NSW Country ) including the ACT ( group 8)who are under the control of the CRL at senior level.
http://crlnsw.com.au/
then the Metropolitan NSWRL ( Sydney )
there are 11 District leagues in Sydney
Penrith , Parramatta , Wests, Canterbury ,Balmain , Souths , Manly , Norths , St George , Cronulla & Easts
then there are the junior rep comps
Harold Matts & SG Ball ... U18's & U16's ( 18 sides in each including Perth & Melbourne
)
then the NSW cup
then the Ron Massey cup ..
the Sydney Shield ....
the Tertiary Cup .. or old University Shield
for a total of 17 leagues in Sydney under the control of the NSWRL
that's
40 in total ... in NSW alone
http://www.nswrl.com.au/
but Wikitardia has only 27?
>
:_<> :_<> :_<>
& as we've said anyway
this isn't about leagues & clubs
this is about participants
& as we know
RL Gives the Fumbles & bumbles a bath
1.4 Million to 800K
suck it up princesses
another Silver for the Victorian game
Partipants huh? In order to participate you have to have clubs.
.
seriously have you not comprehended anything that's been written here
anything at all ?
>
because you appear dumber & stupider
every time your fat little shit stained fingers go near the keyboard on yr computer
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Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 3:49 pm
by Fred
Was touch rl two years ago lol !!! no. I won't revert to swearing or name calling as it just demeans me to do so and I think it shows a poor argument if you have to resort to that. Touch is touch ... Just because rl bought it doesn't make it rl. As shown, union have also tried to claim it. Fact is, it's its own sport in its own right and rl in Australia has bought it. What is touch in other countries where rl didn't buy it?
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 4:26 pm
by Rabbit
Phelpsy wrote:Was touch rl two years ago lol !!! no. I won't revert to swearing or name calling as it just demeans me to do so and I think it shows a poor argument if you have to resort to that. Touch is touch ... Just because rl bought it doesn't make it rl. As shown, union have also tried to claim it. Fact is, it's its own sport in its own right and rl in Australia has bought it. What is touch in other countries where rl didn't buy it?
You clown, Touch was invented in the 60's by the rabbitohs to help them keep fit in the off season.
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 4:37 pm
by Fred
Yep, I know it was invented in Sydney .. Doesn't make it rl. AFL was invented to keep cricketers fit too??? The two are different sports. Even the press release states that the two sports are working together ... Two sports? Have a read. And as I posted, union had also set up some rules .. See above re irb
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 4:40 pm
by Fred
Again, was touch football considered to be rl two years ago. If you look at the web pages touch is played all over the world. It is it's own sport on its own right. The MOU signed between the 'two' sports states they will work together . Do you think those in Europe playing touch think they are playing rl ? Of course not.
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 4:53 pm
by NRLCrap1
Raiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:Raiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:Here's a better answer, Phelpsy! I just did this research now - read it and weep rugby league geese!
27 leagues in New South Wales and I'll count the NRL to make it 28 (Wikipedia)
1 in the ACT (Wikipedia)
23 leagues in Queensland (Wikipedia)
As previously established there are 3 leagues in Victoria, 1 in SOuth Australia, 2 in Western Australia, 1 in Tasmania and I think it was 4 in the Northern Territory.
Total Open Age leagues for rugby league: 63
Now for AFL my source is TLPG's website
50 leagues in Victoria and I'm counting the AFL for that number
25 leagues in South Australia
(75 already!!)
26 leagues in Western Australia
12 leagues in Tasmania
12 leagues in New South Wales
1 league in the ACT
8 leagues in Queensland
6 leagues in the Northern Territory (TLPG's website says four but he doesn't have the two summer competitions listed)
Total Open Age leagues for AFL: 140
MORE THAN DOUBLE!!
(And I didn't even take into account any multiple divisions, which would have made the margin even greater!)
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
this butt plug & Wikipedia
when will the dickcheese learn
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
there are in fact
the following leagues in NSW ... just to prove how incorrect Wikiderpia is
23 Groups/Comps in the CRL ( NSW Country ) including the ACT ( group 8)who are under the control of the CRL at senior level.
http://crlnsw.com.au/
then the Metropolitan NSWRL ( Sydney )
there are 11 District leagues in Sydney
Penrith , Parramatta , Wests, Canterbury ,Balmain , Souths , Manly , Norths , St George , Cronulla & Easts
then there are the junior rep comps
Harold Matts & SG Ball ... U18's & U16's ( 18 sides in each including Perth & Melbourne
)
then the NSW cup
then the Ron Massey cup ..
the Sydney Shield ....
the Tertiary Cup .. or old University Shield
for a total of 17 leagues in Sydney under the control of the NSWRL
that's
40 in total ... in NSW alone
http://www.nswrl.com.au/
but Wikitardia has only 27?
>
:_<> :_<> :_<>
& as we've said anyway
this isn't about leagues & clubs
this is about participants
& as we know
RL Gives the Fumbles & bumbles a bath
1.4 Million to 800K
suck it up princesses
another Silver for the Victorian game
Partipants huh? In order to participate you have to have clubs.
.
seriously have you not comprehended anything that's been written here
anything at all ?
>
because you appear dumber & stupider
every time your fat little shit stained fingers go near the keyboard on yr computer
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
That's right, Dave. Run around the point as though it doesn't exist. You are a yellow bellied coward who just refuses to admit that AFL participation is WAY ahead of rugby league!
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 4:58 pm
by Raiderdave
Phelpsy wrote:. As shown, union have also tried to claim it. ?
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as shown ?
>
when has yawnion tried claiming a game that is essentially RL without tackling ?
where have you shown this occurred
are you taking your dribble & BS filled posts as some sort of proof
...
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surely not
jesus
you are rattled aren't you
making things up
getting things awfully awfully wrong
hang on
that's just you every other day really isn't it
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Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 5:00 pm
by Raiderdave
NRLCrap1 wrote:Raiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:Raiderdave wrote:NRLCrap1 wrote:Here's a better answer, Phelpsy! I just did this research now - read it and weep rugby league geese!
27 leagues in New South Wales and I'll count the NRL to make it 28 (Wikipedia)
1 in the ACT (Wikipedia)
23 leagues in Queensland (Wikipedia)
As previously established there are 3 leagues in Victoria, 1 in SOuth Australia, 2 in Western Australia, 1 in Tasmania and I think it was 4 in the Northern Territory.
Total Open Age leagues for rugby league: 63
Now for AFL my source is TLPG's website
50 leagues in Victoria and I'm counting the AFL for that number
25 leagues in South Australia
(75 already!!)
26 leagues in Western Australia
12 leagues in Tasmania
12 leagues in New South Wales
1 league in the ACT
8 leagues in Queensland
6 leagues in the Northern Territory (TLPG's website says four but he doesn't have the two summer competitions listed)
Total Open Age leagues for AFL: 140
MORE THAN DOUBLE!!
(And I didn't even take into account any multiple divisions, which would have made the margin even greater!)
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
this butt plug & Wikipedia
when will the dickcheese learn
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
there are in fact
the following leagues in NSW ... just to prove how incorrect Wikiderpia is
23 Groups/Comps in the CRL ( NSW Country ) including the ACT ( group 8)who are under the control of the CRL at senior level.
http://crlnsw.com.au/
then the Metropolitan NSWRL ( Sydney )
there are 11 District leagues in Sydney
Penrith , Parramatta , Wests, Canterbury ,Balmain , Souths , Manly , Norths , St George , Cronulla & Easts
then there are the junior rep comps
Harold Matts & SG Ball ... U18's & U16's ( 18 sides in each including Perth & Melbourne
)
then the NSW cup
then the Ron Massey cup ..
the Sydney Shield ....
the Tertiary Cup .. or old University Shield
for a total of 17 leagues in Sydney under the control of the NSWRL
that's
40 in total ... in NSW alone
http://www.nswrl.com.au/
but Wikitardia has only 27?
>
:_<> :_<> :_<>
& as we've said anyway
this isn't about leagues & clubs
this is about participants
& as we know
RL Gives the Fumbles & bumbles a bath
1.4 Million to 800K
suck it up princesses
another Silver for the Victorian game
Partipants huh? In order to participate you have to have clubs.
.
seriously have you not comprehended anything that's been written here
anything at all ?
>
because you appear dumber & stupider
every time your fat little shit stained fingers go near the keyboard on yr computer
:_<> :_<> :_<> :_<>
That's right, Dave. Run around the point as though it doesn't exist.
you wouldn't know what the point was if it were rammed up your arse you *****
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Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 5:07 pm
by Raiderdave
Phelpsy wrote:Yep, I know it was invented in Sydney .. Doesn't make it rl. AFL was invented to keep cricketers fit too??? The two are different sports. Even the press release states that the two sports are working together ... Two sports? Have a read. And as I posted, union had also set up some rules .. See above re irb
it wasn't just invented in Sydney
it was invented by a Rugby League Club ... by Rugby League coaches .. for Rugby League players
they are near Identical sports .... barely different
after 50 years away
welcome home Touch Football
& helping make RL .. the most played sport in our nation =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 5:15 pm
by Raiderdave
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 5:54 pm
by Fred
Phelpsy wrote:The International Rugby Board, world governing body of the rules of Rugby Union, published in November 2010 a draft of leisure rules of Touch Rugby IRB for developmental purposes. Those Laws were adapted from the FIT playing rules for the sport of Touch.
The document says literally: "Council agreed that these Leisure Rugby Laws are issued as a guide for developmental purposes and Unions are not bound to apply the Laws" and "IRB Leisure Rugby Laws have been designed so that Unions may develop non-Contact Rugby. These Laws have been produced so that there are some guidelines and principles in place for IRB Leisure Rugby. Unions having jurisdiction over their developmental processes, matches, competitions and festivals may need to vary these Laws as deemed appropriate. This allows domestic Rugby clubs to adapt to the FIT playing rules, provided domestic Touch Associations are in agreeance."
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 5:57 pm
by Fred
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 6:59 pm
by Raiderdave
Phelpsy wrote:Phelpsy wrote:The International Rugby Board, world governing body of the rules of Rugby Union, published in November 2010 a draft of leisure rules of Touch Rugby IRB for developmental purposes. Those Laws were adapted from the FIT playing rules for the sport of Touch.
The document says literally: "Council agreed that these Leisure Rugby Laws are issued as a guide for developmental purposes and Unions are not bound to apply the Laws" and "IRB Leisure Rugby Laws have been designed so that Unions may develop non-Contact Rugby. These Laws have been produced so that there are some guidelines and principles in place for IRB Leisure Rugby. Unions having jurisdiction over their developmental processes, matches, competitions and festivals may need to vary these Laws as deemed appropriate. This allows domestic Rugby clubs to adapt to the FIT playing rules, provided domestic Touch Associations are in agreeance."
tell us cockhead
where did get this above piece ?
care to share the source ?
Re: What is a VFL participant
Posted: Sun Jan 05, 2014 7:11 pm
by Raiderdave
oh what the fuck
he got it from Wikipedia
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Touch_foot ... by_league)
or
Wikiwankier as I like to call it
the fumblers gospel
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but once again
if its good for the goose ( in this instance our fumbling twat phelpsy
) ... its also good for the gander
he somehow missed this bit that was from the same article
In August 2013, Touch Football Australia and the National Rugby League formed a merger, reunifying the two entities. This recognises that Touch and Rugby League are essentially the same sport, contact and non-contact forms, and that there are significant benefits to both through reunification.