Talking Footy

Because one chooses the sport to play based on how hard they like to hit people lol, KE_liar that is priceless. 104,000 people like to play rugby league because they don't have the skill level to play any other sport

Hahaha, wrong again post labotomy. Wrong again bro.

The sport and the demands and capabilities it requires defines much more the players and their personal physical and mental traits. Or bball, tall and athletic. Rugby league a combination of any of extremely strong agile fast powerful with mental commitment to put ur body on the line. Sooker, an ability to whinge on the ground, skinny physique and speed.

Sooker is the easiest to participate in, by far. Toddlers have the required skill set.

KE_liar more crap from you I see, Rugby league skill level

1) can you run in a straight line
2) can you run into someone and fall over
3) can you share, because after 6 goes at running you have to give the ball to the other side and let them run at you

That is about the level of skill you need

post_hoc wrote:

KE_liar more crap from you I see, Rugby league skill level

1) can you run in a straight line
2) can you run into someone and fall over
3) can you share, because after 6 goes at running you have to give the ball to the other side and let them run at you

That is about the level of skill you need

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhrN4_R6CWo

does he run straight? Does he run into someone and fall over? Does he share?

like shooting fish in a barrel with this guy. Too easy

Tho we can say that soccer players would have been on the ground sprawled and faking agony from the slight collision with the ref he had early on TRUE!

Lol.
The idea is to score tries,get over the line,so you do it however you can .
If you can go straight over the top of the defenders then good.
If you can go around..good
If you can weave & Step through them good.
As shown by KEs link.
You got caught out again lying.
Why is that .jealousy.?
You got problems .?
You're an idiot.?
I say all three.

Lol, just so so funny, 104,000 play your game, 104,000 run the ball up and then share it with the other team, at least you share like good little children, about the same mentality as a 7 yr old as well

post_hoc wrote:

Lol, just so so funny, 104,000 play your game, 104,000 run the ball up and then share it with the other team, at least you share like good little children, about the same mentality as a 7 yr old as well

In one foul post/sentence you have effectively stated that the sports of RL, basketball, volleyball, baseball, netball, badminton, tennis, etc etc etc are children's sports simply because there are rules which ensure that the ball is fairly evenly distributed.

Good one posthoc!

Like shooting fish in a barrel folks, too easy with this one

Lol, none of those "share" the ball unless a point is scored, and not sure how you get basketball in there at all.

Rugby league shares it after 6 tackles, just like a 7 yr old, basically the mentality level of your average NRL player.

Rugby doesn't even do that,

post_hoc wrote:

Lol, none of those "share" the ball unless a point is scored, and not sure how you get basketball in there at all.

Rugby league shares it after 6 tackles, just like a 7 yr old, basically the mentality level of your average NRL player.

Rugby doesn't even do that,

:_<> :_<>
This shit again?

I dont think you can call it sharing when.an NRLs defence attempts to re arrange a ball carriers spine
You stupid greazy fucktard :_<>

Their job
To get the pill back with unbridled .. legal... brutality


A sooker player would soil their panties in the face of this type of physical savagery

Sharing the ball :_<>

Seriously
Wot a dopey raider :_<>

I see the NRL solution violence, violence to someone drinking on a bar, violence to a girlfriend, violence go a woman that says no.

Lol lol lol.
The continuous lie you keep spamming every thread with..
Here you go .


Australian Rugby League Commission (PDF 6798KB)
http://www.aph.gov.au/...business/.../h ... committees


Level of Engagement
The game achieved record participation levels in 2012 for females, masters competitors, weekend

club Rugby League registrations, coaches, officials and administrators.

Specific participation achievements for 2012

 Rugby League based programs engaged 1,409,946 children.

 598,191 children participated in a Rugby League game across clubs and schools.

 A record 167,553 registrations for weekend Club Rugby League.

 The highest number of registered participants in the 6-12 years age group in the history of the

game (75,621).

 430,638 students playing in regular school competitions and formal gala days.

 27% increase in the number of first contact programs run by Rugby League’s affiliated states -

Northern Territory, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia.


LOL.
& this is before TRL was added to our participants.


Me thinks you are spamming in the hope you get banned.
You came you tried you failed ,so it's time to go ,& getting banned for spamming amongst the other lies will let you leave with an excuse..

Yep, love those "engagement figures", here kids this is a rugby league ball, now can you just tick your name here and say we 'engaged' you LOL

The 104,000 figure I spoke about was for over 15, after all that was what the original discussion was about, you rugby league boys claimed after all that people leave football when they are old enough, LOL so the ABS was right again, 104,000 is all you get, lol, poor NRL, no one wants to play.

So ABS was right all along

Lol.no you are wrong as usual.
You are now deflecting .
You claimed the figure you keep posting was worldwide.

You keep getting caught out ,so tell another lie to try to deflect.

I never claimed the figure is worldwide, more lies from you.

ABS Data 104,000 given you the source given you the data set, ABS doesn't lie, LOL

http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf ... enDocument

ESTIMATE ('000)
Males Females Persons
Aerobics 3.7 84.5 88.1
Aqua aerobics 8.3 66.9 75.3
Athletics, track and field 42.8 24.4 67.2
Australian Rules football 222.6 18.9 241.5
Badminton 54.2 45.2 99.4
Basketball (indoor and outdoor) 245.6 109.3 354.8
Beach volleyball 8.5 11.9 20.3
Boxing 66.6 43.0 109.6
Bush walking 219.7 216.8 436.5
Canoeing/Kayaking 102.6 38.4 141.0
Carpet bowls 10.6 17.0 27.6
Cricket (indoor) 71.1 7.4 78.5
Cricket (outdoor) 268.3 12.9 281.2
Cross country running 59.2 23.8 83.0
Cycling/BMXing 875.5 490.6 1,366.1
Dancing/Ballet 30.1 229.1 259.2
Fishing 213.1 34.1 247.2
Fitness/Gym 1,343.6 1,745.7 3,089.3
Football sports 206.2 114.0 320.2
Golf 732.5 128.0 860.5
Gymnastics 23.6 29.1 52.7
Hockey (indoor and outdoor) 38.4 74.2 112.6
Horse riding/Equestrian activities/Polo 43.1 105.7 148.8
Ice/snow sports 90.5 48.2 138.7
Jogging/Running 775.3 585.4 1,360.7
Lawn bowls 157.4 87.6 245.0
Martial arts 140.3 110.1 250.4
Motor sports 72.8 3.7 76.6
Netball (indoor and outdoor) 39.7 410.5 450.2
Pilates 14.1 176.5 190.6
Rock climbing/Abseiling/Caving 36.4 21.0 57.5
Rowing 11.1 25.2 36.3
Rugby league 95.2 8.9 104.1
Rugby union 95.6 5.3 101.0
Sailing 58.4 10.0 68.4
Scuba diving/Snorkelling 53.5 12.1 65.6
Shooting sports 49.6 6.3 55.9
Skateboarding/Inline hockey/Roller sports 49.7 21.1 70.8
Soccer (indoor) 166.7 27.5 194.2
Soccer (outdoor) 368.6 120.5 489.1
Softball/Tee ball 10.3 27.8 38.0
Squash/Racquetball 123.1 41.1 164.2
Surf lifesaving 29.0 9.8 38.8
Surf sports 195.5 30.6 226.1
Swimming/Diving 671.9 729.2 1,401.0
Table tennis 43.1 18.3 61.4
Tennis (indoor and outdoor) 436.1 314.2 750.3
Tenpin bowling 40.0 27.4 67.4
Trail bike riding 58.4 6.7 65.1
Triathlons 29.3 18.4 47.7
Volleyball (indoor and outdoor) 56.3 43.9 100.2
Walking for exercise 1,474.1 2,784.7 4,258.8
Waterskiing/Powerboating 66.1 22.7 88.9
Weight lifting/Body building 71.6 5.5 77.1
Yoga 50.2 298.9 349.1