Talking Footy

Trying to decipher your posts is funnier.

Was Grade 2 the 5 hardest yrs of your life?


& once again you are talking utter shit .

You now claim a RL player does NOT have an opponent.
Lol just lol .

Funny that when I watch ( & no I'm not invisible) there are 2 teams opposing each other .

You should just give up .

You obviously don't have the brain capacity to feel embarrassed by your continual lies ,stuff ups, & butchering of the English language .

Have another drink ,that might help you get a grasp on reality.

King-Eliagh wrote:

Foolproof wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

Well you must have your eyes closed or selective hearing and viewing then mate.
Because I see AFL fans taking up their players athletic skills over other sports all the time.

Examples for a newbie?

How's giiiiiiit faaaarrrked sound? it is not up to current long term members to provide you with links and examples of past events you ... 'Petulant child'

Now show some respect for members' time and knowledge, grow up and learn for yourself shitfobrains!

Was I talking to you? Butt out. That's an order.

No but we are all sick of your requesting this and requesting that it's childish and ignorant. Please, do conduct searches of the site you urself if you are so interested. There's some great reading there and you'll find it more rewarding to read and seek out info for yourself rather than having someone else do the trawling and handing it to you on a platter. Ok? Thanks

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

Well you must have your eyes closed or selective hearing and viewing then mate.
Because I see AFL fans taking up their players athletic skills over other sports all the time.

actually that you're insecure folk again

blah blah best athletes, best skills

its kinda of funny when you see the NRL player fumble the ball that has been thrown to him, from his team mate standing 7 meters away

Is even funnier when that is all you see in AFL

its not like in the NRL the player where the player does not have an opponent

The player where the player
Doesnt have an opponent

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Posted at 11pm
Peak hour on metho swilling avenue

Give it a rest dumbo
Yr 3 remaining brain cells are pleading with you for a chance :_<>

King-Eliagh wrote:

No but we are all sick of your requesting this and requesting that it's childish and ignorant. Please, do conduct searches of the site you urself if you are so interested. There's some great reading there and you'll find it more rewarding to read and seek out info for yourself rather than having someone else do the trawling and handing it to you on a platter. Ok? Thanks

Can't you read? I said butt out. My question was not for you.

Yes wook I concur. And it must be frustrating, feeling the way you do. So, please, once the site has capability, change foolhardys status from 'coach' to 'shitfobrains' for a month or until his behaviour suggests otherwise.



It's only commonsense wook

Yours truly,

King

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

Well you must have your eyes closed or selective hearing and viewing then mate.
Because I see AFL fans taking up their players athletic skills over other sports all the time.

actually that you're insecure folk again

blah blah best athletes, best skills

its kinda of funny when you see the NRL player fumble the ball that has been thrown to him, from his team mate standing 7 meters away

Is even funnier when that is all you see in AFL

considering that the ball can be kicked 60 plus meters & several players will go up for a mark, the ball is often brought to ground level & level players fighting for the ball

its not like in the NRL the player where the player does not have an opponent & throws it 7 meters left or right & hos team mate drops it
now thats funnier

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p98ZNDC63LY

Poor old dumbo .
Gets shown up nearly every post .

Parra not a bad DK
One bounce & 110 mtrs .

King-Eliagh wrote:

Yes wook I concur. And it must be frustrating, feeling the way you do. So, please, once the site has capability, change foolhardys status from 'coach' to 'shitfobrains' for a month or until his behaviour suggests otherwise.

For consistency, it should be applied to you. Your behaviour has been downright pathetic. Or is this standard for this forum?

^^

Shut yer yapper shitfobrains. You've been addressed in the manner you deserve. How dare you order our members round so you can sit on yer fat arse doin jack diddly squat for your own learning week in week out.

:D

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Poor old dumbo .
Gets shown up nearly every post .

Parra not a bad DK
One bounce & 110 mtrs .

Didn't miss aye, biggest drop kick I have ever seen even when you see highlights of Union matches from SA where the ball floats for miles because of the thinner air.

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

leagueiscrap wrote:

AFLsforPussies wrote:

Well you must have your eyes closed or selective hearing and viewing then mate.
Because I see AFL fans taking up their players athletic skills over other sports all the time.

actually that you're insecure folk again

blah blah best athletes, best skills

its kinda of funny when you see the NRL player fumble the ball that has been thrown to him, from his team mate standing 7 meters away

Is even funnier when that is all you see in AFL

considering that the ball can be kicked 60 plus meters & several players will go up for a mark, the ball is often brought to ground level & level players fighting for the ball

its not like in the NRL the player where the player does not have an opponent & throws it 7 meters left or right & hos team mate drops it
now thats funnier

And the ball is'nt kicked the same distance in NRL lol???

A ball is kicked long distance with game restarts after every try as well as after 5th tackle if they are a long way from the oppositions tryline.

The difference is in NRL your penalised for not catching high or long kicks while in AFL it's fine to drob the ball. You just keep fumbling and bumbling and then all pile on top of the player trying to get the ball

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Poor old dumbo .
Gets shown up nearly every post .

Parra not a bad DK
One bounce & 110 mtrs .

Didn't miss aye, biggest drop kick I have ever seen even when you see highlights of Union matches from SA where the ball floats for miles because of the thinner air.

I saw one in the state league back in 84 at Lang park .
A NQ player ( big indigenous bloke) kicked one that went 80 mtrs before it bounced twice over dead ball line .
I couldn't believe it ,had never seen anything like it & there was very little wind behind it .

Some people just hit em sweetly

If we're going to talk kicking distance, let's point out that field kicks in rugby league are more about height than length. The only time distance matters is on the kick off.

But in general it's a bad idea to compare kicking. The two sports use kicking for two different primary purposes and as noted there are different rules as well.

Foolproof wrote:

If we're going to talk kicking distance, let's point out that field kicks in rugby league are more about height than length. The only time distance matters is on the kick off.

Oh dear lord.

Wook, can you please confirm that when the site is capable to change statuses you will change foolys from 'coach' to 'shitfobrains'

As you know this is not the only example which I could point out that highlights the need to light heartedly punish this member. 1month minimum should do it wook.