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Cats_Steve wrote: Sun Sep 08, 2019 7:27 pm

Worse than the Suns and Titans.. how the fuck do St George Illawarra exist?

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NRL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.


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AFL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.

Terry wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 1:44 pm

Leichhardt.jpg


NRL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.


[attachment=1]Shanghai.jpg[/attachment


AFL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.

An image of a stadium so small the surrounding houses can see into it, which still isn't full....
Is this truly meant to be a flex? And comparing to the silly china crowd, which, mind you, would've been 10,016 if it were the NRL.

Stay in your lane dickhead.

Save your grandiose posturing for the thread where you can desperately clutch your cherry-picked stats.

Cats_Steve wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 3:14 pm

Terry wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 1:44 pm

Leichhardt.jpg


NRL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.


[attachment=1]Shanghai.jpg[/attachment


AFL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.

An image of a stadium so small the surrounding houses can see into it, which still isn't full....
Is this truly meant to be a flex? And comparing to the silly china crowd, which, mind you, would've been 10,016 if it were the NRL.

Stay in your lane dickhead.

Save your grandiose posturing for the thread where you can desperately clutch your cherry-picked stats.

You seem to be getting a tad upset Stevo 'ol boy. Settle down pal......I'm just reporting facts. If you're cwanky you had better talk to gilty and the boys at fumblehouse.

There's a boy!!!!!!

Lol
Hit a nerve there Terry .
Sell out ....for tigers .
Place chocka. Even if it is a small surburban ground
At least the crowd looks like capacity .
AFL in China .
Place half empty .
Lol looks half empty .....
Sell out ..lol
Does it upset you Steve or embarrass you when you see your esteemed leader lying through his teeth .about China .

That's what you get with the Aflol .
Vlad got away with whatever he wanted & thats the result .

Cats_Steve wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 3:14 pm

Terry wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 1:44 pm

Leichhardt.jpg


NRL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.


[attachment=1]Shanghai.jpg[/attachment


AFL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.

An image of a stadium so small the surrounding houses can see into it, which still isn't full....
Is this truly meant to be a flex? And comparing to the silly china crowd, which, mind you, would've been 10,016 if it were the NRL.

Stay in your lane dickhead.

Save your grandiose posturing for the thread where you can desperately clutch your cherry-picked stats.

Bar in Mind,

Many stadiums in England for Soccer Union and League..

Have Stadiums built very close to houses.. that they can see in..

It is called having your own Home Ground. in your District.

AFLcrap1 wrote: Tue Sep 10, 2019 10:17 am

Lol
Hit a nerve there Terry .
Sell out ....for tigers .
Place chocka. Even if it is a small surburban ground
At least the crowd looks like capacity .
AFL in China .
Place half empty .
Lol looks half empty .....
Sell out ..lol
Does it upset you Steve or embarrass you when you see your esteemed leader lying through his teeth .about China

That's what you get with the Aflol .
Vlad got away with whatever he wanted & thats the result .

An nrlol fan mocking AFL over crowds!
Cherry picking random pictures!

Tell us again what code has the long long long just of proven porkies over crowd numbers

AFLcrap1 wrote: Tue Sep 10, 2019 10:17 am

Lol
Hit a nerve there Terry .

And it burns

Sell out ....for tigers .
Place chocka. Even if it is a small surburban ground
At least the crowd looks like capacity.

Yep, looks much better than the 1/4 full stadiums.

AFL in China .
Place half empty .
Lol looks half empty .....
Sell out ..lol
Does it upset you Steve or embarrass you when you see your esteemed leader lying through his teeth .about China .

That's what you get with the Aflol .
Vlad got away with whatever he wanted & thats the result .

Our 'esteemed leader' is a bit of a twat. But no, not at all. I don't see any of the China commentary until I come in here.
I find your strange fixation with it far more embarrassing tbh. That desperate need to try dig into something - no matter how irrelevant. The ultimate deflection.

You've proven it's too much for you to comprehend how seriously it is actually taken by us so there's no point explaining further.

It's bizarre that any of you lot to wanna tackle 'fudged crowds' full stop.

leeroy*NRL* wrote: Tue Sep 10, 2019 11:12 am

Cats_Steve wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 3:14 pm

Terry wrote: Mon Sep 09, 2019 1:44 pm

Leichhardt.jpg


NRL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.


[attachment=1]Shanghai.jpg[/attachment


AFL announce a sell-out crowd. It looks like this.

An image of a stadium so small the surrounding houses can see into it, which still isn't full....
Is this truly meant to be a flex? And comparing to the silly china crowd, which, mind you, would've been 10,016 if it were the NRL.

Stay in your lane dickhead.

Save your grandiose posturing for the thread where you can desperately clutch your cherry-picked stats.

Bar in Mind,

Many stadiums in England for Soccer Union and League..

Have Stadiums built very close to houses.. that they can see in..

It is called having your own Home Ground. in your District.

I'm a fan of all of that.
It's still a strange example to use when attempting a crowd flex post.

Not too sure of the purpose of having one photo of a crowd in NRL heartland compared to an AFL crowd in China, perhaps an NFL photo of a game in China may be more relevant.

I thought crowd estimate was generous but I have said the same on this forum, for games of both codes, and RU for this year.

I have posted this elsewhere but just it case it was missed, here it is again, professional soccer writer...this is that he says about Port Adelaides venture into China, maybe an idea for a few Chuckball clubs to pursue.



When it comes to doing business in China, while A-League teams are passing the ball around without achieving much in the way of penetration, Aussie Rules clubs are scoring points with long-range field goals.
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Football is the world game, of that there is no doubt.

Wherever you travel, whichever airport you are waiting in, whatever train you find yourself taking, there is always a conversation to be had about football.

This universal language should then give A-league clubs an instant way in to the closest markets to Australia, especially the biggest of all - China.

Yet it is Port Adelaide and the AFL that are showing the way.

It should be a source of frustration for all football fans that a sport almost unknown and virtually incomprehensible to China, the world’s most populous country and second biggest economy, is finding new revenue streams within the Middle Kingdom while football’s success has been intermittent at best.

Port Adelaide, not one of the sport’s biggest clubs, has shown vision, determination and imagination in its China strategy.

When talk started of staging an annual competitive game in Shanghai, that first kicked off in 2017, there was plenty of derision both in the world of football and also inside Aussie Rules itself.

But this was no normal attempt to develop a sport and win fans in China, something that has been tried with varying degrees of success by the giant European football clubs and other sports.

That has not been the intention.

Instead Port Adelaide has gone down a different route.

The annual game in Shanghai breaks even but it provides a hook to attract Australian companies looking to do business in China and Chinese companies looking to do the same in Australia.

Whatever the political relations between the two countries, economically they are closely linked - with China by far the biggest market for Australian goods.

It was not a lucky coincidence that Adelaide announced a major sponsorship deal last month with PwC, a leading global brand.

PwC openly talked of Adelaide's China links matching the philosophy of the company.

There have been other deals too.

Over $6 million worth of Port Adelaide's revenue now comes from China. In a short space of time that is impressive.

Yet there could be more to come.

Lol the aflolers pretending to miss the point of the pics l
It's simple .
The nrlmcrowd was asellout in a small packed stadium ....
The Aflol crowd was called,a sellout in a half empty stadium .
The point is .
You lot just ignore The bullshit .
Can't bring yourself yo admit .
Gilty Is a massive bullshit artist .

Agreed the China game is a joke. Even if there were no tickets to sell... calling it a sell out was a bit silly.

notaleaguefan wrote: Sat Sep 07, 2019 8:37 pm

AngloFootballLeague wrote: Sat Sep 07, 2019 8:11 pm

notaleaguefan wrote: Sat Sep 07, 2019 7:33 pm

Cool fantasy thickshit!

It's true.

Maybe in the confines of your basement,on loons unlimited, Or in the alternate reality to what you league fans in!
Here in the real world there was some hype and got just under 20k

A crowd many nrlololol teams would be over the moon with for a first round finals gsme

He posted the same rubbish in 2 different threads .
Twice the stupidity .
First Rd finals game ..30 k .
Lol x10000000000000000

20k for Minnowbourne Storm Vs CS Cowboys

15k at lotto land last night

Bumper first week for finals yet all the talk has been about the GWS crowd

the Storm v the Canberra Raiders btw..