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The Storm bashing although tongue in cheek is in bad taste. I like the storm and the only two things I dont like about them was the salary cap cheating and their sponsership deal with crown. They are a great club and the encourage kids in Melbourne to play sport.
They encourage kids in Melbourne to cheat and gamble (see their major sponsor). There are plenty of other professional sports clubs in Melbourne who encourage kids to play sport, such as all the AFL clubs, two soccer clubs and one rugby union club. Maybe in 10 years once there's no more players left on the Storm's list from their salary cap cheating days and if they've moved on from being sponsored by Crown Casino then they mights also fall inline with the other clubs of Melbourne.

None of the other pro clubs play league. Variety is the spice of life.
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The Storm bashing although tongue in cheek is in bad taste. I like the storm and the only two things I dont like about them was the salary cap cheating and their sponsership deal with crown. They are a great club and the encourage kids in Melbourne to play sport.
They encourage kids in Melbourne to cheat and gamble (see their major sponsor). There are plenty of other professional sports clubs in Melbourne who encourage kids to play sport, such as all the AFL clubs, two soccer clubs and one rugby union club. Maybe in 10 years once there's no more players left on the Storm's list from their salary cap cheating days and if they've moved on from being sponsored by Crown Casino then they mights also fall inline with the other clubs of Melbourne.

None of the other pro clubs play league. Variety is the spice of life.
Not many people play league in the first place. Many have been turned off of it from events like the 2004 Can'terbury gang rape, Hoppa's finger and Monaghan's dog. Not to mention the thuggery culture that's deeply ingrained in the sport especially with their monthly women bashing/harassing incidents, it's little wonder they struggle for support.
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They encourage kids in Melbourne to cheat and gamble (see their major sponsor). There are plenty of other professional sports clubs in Melbourne who encourage kids to play sport, such as all the AFL clubs, two soccer clubs and one rugby union club. Maybe in 10 years once there's no more players left on the Storm's list from their salary cap cheating days and if they've moved on from being sponsored by Crown Casino then they mights also fall inline with the other clubs of Melbourne.

None of the other pro clubs play league. Variety is the spice of life.
Not many people play league in the first place. Many have been turned off of it from events like the 2004 Can'terbury gang rape, Hoppa's finger and Monaghan's dog. Not to mention the thuggery culture that's deeply ingrained in the sport especially with their monthly women bashing/harassing incidents, it's little wonder they struggle for support.

I didnt even know the differences between league and union until about 1992. Most people in Melbourne have no idea about league and have had no oppotunity to play it. Why not give them the oppotunity to play it and see it played by locals (hopefully more Vics in the future). As to you trying to suggest that only RL has a poor culture with many criminals. In all sports individuals who have played or are playing the sport have committed illegal and criminal acts. Carlton have payed off women who have suggested that Carlton players had raped them. Krakouer was found guilty of assault many have been found with drugs (some with dead people). To pretend that RL is the only sport with a bad culture of criminals, shows your obvious bias. If you want people to take you as seriously as RD or ParraeelsNRL keep showing your obvious bias.
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piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
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None of the other pro clubs play league. Variety is the spice of life.
Not many people play league in the first place. Many have been turned off of it from events like the 2004 Can'terbury gang rape, Hoppa's finger and Monaghan's dog. Not to mention the thuggery culture that's deeply ingrained in the sport especially with their monthly women bashing/harassing incidents, it's little wonder they struggle for support.

I didnt even know the differences between league and union until about 1992. Most people in Melbourne have no idea about league and have had no oppotunity to play it. Why not give them the oppotunity to play it and see it played by locals (hopefully more Vics in the future). As to you trying to suggest that only RL has a poor culture with many criminals. In all sports individuals who have played or are playing the sport have committed illegal and criminal acts. Carlton have payed off women who have suggested that Carlton players had raped them. Krakouer was found guilty of assault many have been found with drugs (some with dead people). To pretend that RL is the only sport with a bad culture of criminals, shows your obvious bias. If you want people to take you as seriously as RD or ParraeelsNRL keep showing your obvious bias.
poor behaviour is apparent in any sporting code or even any group of people. However some of the acts committed by nRL players is beyond poor behaviour. Then you only have to look at the behaviour of their fans and coaches etc at local games to realise this is a special breed of human. :sick:
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piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
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None of the other pro clubs play league. Variety is the spice of life.
Not many people play league in the first place. Many have been turned off of it from events like the 2004 Can'terbury gang rape, Hoppa's finger and Monaghan's dog. Not to mention the thuggery culture that's deeply ingrained in the sport especially with their monthly women bashing/harassing incidents, it's little wonder they struggle for support.

I didnt even know the differences between league and union until about 1992. Most people in Melbourne have no idea about league and have had no oppotunity to play it. Why not give them the oppotunity to play it and see it played by locals (hopefully more Vics in the future). As to you trying to suggest that only RL has a poor culture with many criminals. In all sports individuals who have played or are playing the sport have committed illegal and criminal acts. Carlton have payed off women who have suggested that Carlton players had raped them. Krakouer was found guilty of assault many have been found with drugs (some with dead people). To pretend that RL is the only sport with a bad culture of criminals, shows your obvious bias. If you want people to take you as seriously as RD or ParraeelsNRL keep showing your obvious bias.
Sure the AFL has had its fair share of incidents, but the nRL sees a lot more of them. How's the North Queensland player who hit his partner twice in separate incidents, one time while she was pregnant yet he doesn't go to jail? He didn't even get the sack from the Cowboy's ffs.
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Stewie wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
Not many people play league in the first place. Many have been turned off of it from events like the 2004 Can'terbury gang rape, Hoppa's finger and Monaghan's dog. Not to mention the thuggery culture that's deeply ingrained in the sport especially with their monthly women bashing/harassing incidents, it's little wonder they struggle for support.

I didnt even know the differences between league and union until about 1992. Most people in Melbourne have no idea about league and have had no oppotunity to play it. Why not give them the oppotunity to play it and see it played by locals (hopefully more Vics in the future). As to you trying to suggest that only RL has a poor culture with many criminals. In all sports individuals who have played or are playing the sport have committed illegal and criminal acts. Carlton have payed off women who have suggested that Carlton players had raped them. Krakouer was found guilty of assault many have been found with drugs (some with dead people). To pretend that RL is the only sport with a bad culture of criminals, shows your obvious bias. If you want people to take you as seriously as RD or ParraeelsNRL keep showing your obvious bias.
Sure the AFL has had its fair share of incidents, but the nRL sees a lot more of them. How's the North Queensland player who hit his partner twice in separate incidents, one time while she was pregnant yet he doesn't go to jail? He didn't even get the sack from the Cowboy's ffs.
So one North Queensland player Vs S Buckley, Chapman and others all hitting women.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/collin ... 5864278660
http://www.smh.com.au/AFL/AFL-news/top- ... 15id0.html

You are kidding yourself if you think AFL players are any better. The bad news is that there are probabaly 2 listed AFL players for every NRL listed player so I expect soon there will be 2 AFL incidents for every NRL player related one if there isn't already.
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Xman wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
Not many people play league in the first place. Many have been turned off of it from events like the 2004 Can'terbury gang rape, Hoppa's finger and Monaghan's dog. Not to mention the thuggery culture that's deeply ingrained in the sport especially with their monthly women bashing/harassing incidents, it's little wonder they struggle for support.

I didnt even know the differences between league and union until about 1992. Most people in Melbourne have no idea about league and have had no oppotunity to play it. Why not give them the oppotunity to play it and see it played by locals (hopefully more Vics in the future). As to you trying to suggest that only RL has a poor culture with many criminals. In all sports individuals who have played or are playing the sport have committed illegal and criminal acts. Carlton have payed off women who have suggested that Carlton players had raped them. Krakouer was found guilty of assault many have been found with drugs (some with dead people). To pretend that RL is the only sport with a bad culture of criminals, shows your obvious bias. If you want people to take you as seriously as RD or ParraeelsNRL keep showing your obvious bias.
poor behaviour is apparent in any sporting code or even any group of people. However some of the acts committed by nRL players is beyond poor behaviour. Then you only have to look at the behaviour of their fans and coaches etc at local games to realise this is a special breed of human. :sick:
Agree that some of the NRL player actions are disgusting (dogs and fingers missing are two examples). However some of the incidents involving AFL players are probabaly even worst morally (although not as disgusting). For example Ablett Snr with the tenage girl dying would have to be up there for one of the worst incidents (IMO).
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piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
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I didnt even know the differences between league and union until about 1992. Most people in Melbourne have no idea about league and have had no oppotunity to play it. Why not give them the oppotunity to play it and see it played by locals (hopefully more Vics in the future). As to you trying to suggest that only RL has a poor culture with many criminals. In all sports individuals who have played or are playing the sport have committed illegal and criminal acts. Carlton have payed off women who have suggested that Carlton players had raped them. Krakouer was found guilty of assault many have been found with drugs (some with dead people). To pretend that RL is the only sport with a bad culture of criminals, shows your obvious bias. If you want people to take you as seriously as RD or ParraeelsNRL keep showing your obvious bias.
Sure the AFL has had its fair share of incidents, but the nRL sees a lot more of them. How's the North Queensland player who hit his partner twice in separate incidents, one time while she was pregnant yet he doesn't go to jail? He didn't even get the sack from the Cowboy's ffs.
So one North Queensland player Vs S Buckley, Chapman and others all hitting women.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/collin ... 5864278660
http://www.smh.com.au/AFL/AFL-news/top- ... 15id0.html

You are kidding yourself if you think AFL players are any better. The bad news is that there are probabaly 2 listed AFL players for every NRL listed player so I expect soon there will be 2 AFL incidents for every NRL player related one if there isn't already.
There's more than "just one NQ player... http://www.mamamia.com.au/news/nrl-and- ... d-respect/

What sanctions were handed to the Bulldogs after they verbally abused a female reporter on mad Monday? Did they get let off the book because it was mad Monday?
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Stewie wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
Sure the AFL has had its fair share of incidents, but the nRL sees a lot more of them. How's the North Queensland player who hit his partner twice in separate incidents, one time while she was pregnant yet he doesn't go to jail? He didn't even get the sack from the Cowboy's ffs.
So one North Queensland player Vs S Buckley, Chapman and others all hitting women.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/collin ... 5864278660
http://www.smh.com.au/AFL/AFL-news/top- ... 15id0.html

You are kidding yourself if you think AFL players are any better. The bad news is that there are probabaly 2 listed AFL players for every NRL listed player so I expect soon there will be 2 AFL incidents for every NRL player related one if there isn't already.
There's more than "just one NQ player... http://www.mamamia.com.au/news/nrl-and- ... d-respect/

What sanctions were handed to the Bulldogs after they verbally abused a female reporter on mad Monday? Did they get let off the book because it was mad Monday?
Gram was in court today. Didnt another AFL player do something stupid a few days ago? Your making yourself look silly. Like I said for every NRL player in trouble there will probably be 2 AFL players getting in trouble in the future because there are approximately 2 AFL players for every NRL player. If you give a young male lots of money and have the world tell him how great he is, you just need to apply alcohol and he thinks the rules dont apply to him. Put your bias aside for 5 minutes and look at it pragmatically.
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piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
So one North Queensland player Vs S Buckley, Chapman and others all hitting women.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/collin ... 5864278660
http://www.smh.com.au/AFL/AFL-news/top- ... 15id0.html

You are kidding yourself if you think AFL players are any better. The bad news is that there are probabaly 2 listed AFL players for every NRL listed player so I expect soon there will be 2 AFL incidents for every NRL player related one if there isn't already.
There's more than "just one NQ player... http://www.mamamia.com.au/news/nrl-and- ... d-respect/

What sanctions were handed to the Bulldogs after they verbally abused a female reporter on mad Monday? Did they get let off the book because it was mad Monday?
Gram was in court today. Didnt another AFL player do something stupid a few days ago? Your making yourself look silly. Like I said for every NRL player in trouble there will probably be 2 AFL players getting in trouble in the future because there are approximately 2 AFL players for every NRL player. If you give a young male lots of money and have the world tell him how great he is, you just need to apply alcohol and he thinks the rules dont apply to him. Put your bias aside for 5 minutes and look at it pragmatically.
And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract. The North Queensland Cowboys kept the player who hit his partner twice, once while she was pregnant on their list. The AFL doesn't tolerate crap from its players anymore but the nRL still does which is unfortunate. The word in bold is important...
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Stewie wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
There's more than "just one NQ player... http://www.mamamia.com.au/news/nrl-and- ... d-respect/

What sanctions were handed to the Bulldogs after they verbally abused a female reporter on mad Monday? Did they get let off the book because it was mad Monday?
Gram was in court today. Didnt another AFL player do something stupid a few days ago? Your making yourself look silly. Like I said for every NRL player in trouble there will probably be 2 AFL players getting in trouble in the future because there are approximately 2 AFL players for every NRL player. If you give a young male lots of money and have the world tell him how great he is, you just need to apply alcohol and he thinks the rules dont apply to him. Put your bias aside for 5 minutes and look at it pragmatically.
And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract. The North Queensland Cowboys kept the player who hit his partner twice, once while she was pregnant on their list. The AFL doesn't tolerate crap from its players anymore but the nRL still does which is unfortunate. The word in bold is important...
Not sure if the AFL had much to do with Gram's contract being terminated, this would have been a club decision (you implied this by saying that the AFL doesnt tolerate crap from its players). If Gram had won the Saints BAF this year he might have been given a few more chances. The difference between Gram and say Scotland was that Scotland just won Carltons BAF and Gram was pretty much finished. Scotland was very lucky not to go to jail. Dont pretend that the AFL is better then the NRL with this sort of thing. Any player who is still useful to the club will not be terminated unless they are deamed uncontrolable (ie Fev).
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piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
There's more than "just one NQ player... http://www.mamamia.com.au/news/nrl-and- ... d-respect/

What sanctions were handed to the Bulldogs after they verbally abused a female reporter on mad Monday? Did they get let off the book because it was mad Monday?
Gram was in court today. Didnt another AFL player do something stupid a few days ago? Your making yourself look silly. Like I said for every NRL player in trouble there will probably be 2 AFL players getting in trouble in the future because there are approximately 2 AFL players for every NRL player. If you give a young male lots of money and have the world tell him how great he is, you just need to apply alcohol and he thinks the rules dont apply to him. Put your bias aside for 5 minutes and look at it pragmatically.
And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract. The North Queensland Cowboys kept the player who hit his partner twice, once while she was pregnant on their list. The AFL doesn't tolerate crap from its players anymore but the nRL still does which is unfortunate. The word in bold is important...
Not sure if the AFL had much to do with Gram's contract being terminated, this would have been a club decision (you implied this by saying that the AFL doesnt tolerate crap from its players). If Gram had won the Saints BAF this year he might have been given a few more chances. The difference between Gram and say Scotland was that Scotland just won Carltons BAF and Gram was pretty much finished. Scotland was very lucky not to go to jail. Dont pretend that the AFL is better then the NRL with this sort of thing. Any player who is still useful to the club will not be terminated unless they are deamed uncontrolable (ie Fev).[/quote]
Lol, read my first sentence again "And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract". The AFL probably didn't have a say in Gram's termination, but there's no doubt that after the string of incidents in recent years gone by they would have pressured the clubs to punish the players more harshly rather than just a $5,000 fine and a slap on the wrist. I congratulate the Saints for having the guts to take it this far, it sends out a strong warning to the rest of their players and even the rest of the players in the AFL.
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Stewie wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
There's more than "just one NQ player... http://www.mamamia.com.au/news/nrl-and- ... d-respect/

What sanctions were handed to the Bulldogs after they verbally abused a female reporter on mad Monday? Did they get let off the book because it was mad Monday?
Gram was in court today. Didnt another AFL player do something stupid a few days ago? Your making yourself look silly. Like I said for every NRL player in trouble there will probably be 2 AFL players getting in trouble in the future because there are approximately 2 AFL players for every NRL player. If you give a young male lots of money and have the world tell him how great he is, you just need to apply alcohol and he thinks the rules dont apply to him. Put your bias aside for 5 minutes and look at it pragmatically.
And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract. The North Queensland Cowboys kept the player who hit his partner twice, once while she was pregnant on their list. The AFL doesn't tolerate crap from its players anymore but the nRL still does which is unfortunate. The word in bold is important...
Not sure if the AFL had much to do with Gram's contract being terminated, this would have been a club decision (you implied this by saying that the AFL doesnt tolerate crap from its players). If Gram had won the Saints BAF this year he might have been given a few more chances. The difference between Gram and say Scotland was that Scotland just won Carltons BAF and Gram was pretty much finished. Scotland was very lucky not to go to jail. Dont pretend that the AFL is better then the NRL with this sort of thing. Any player who is still useful to the club will not be terminated unless they are deamed uncontrolable (ie Fev).[/quote]
Lol, read my first sentence again "And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract". The AFL probably didn't have a say in Gram's termination, but there's no doubt that after the string of incidents in recent years gone by they would have pressured the clubs to punish the players more harshly rather than just a $5,000 fine and a slap on the wrist. I congratulate the Saints for having the guts to take it this far, it sends out a strong warning to the rest of their players and even the rest of the players in the AFL.[/quote]

I think you need to reread your own comments again. You state that Gram's contract was terminated (yes I saw the StKilda bit which is why I put the brackets at the end of my first line) and then follow this up with the AFL doesn't tolerate crap from its players anymore. Anyway I think I am done here I would just like to state that having a conversation with you is as bad as having one with Raiderdave, two sides to the same coin and both just as bias. Good luck with your future posts.
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piesman2011 wrote:
Stewie wrote:
piesman2011 wrote:
There's more than "just one NQ player... http://www.mamamia.com.au/news/nrl-and- ... d-respect/

What sanctions were handed to the Bulldogs after they verbally abused a female reporter on mad Monday? Did they get let off the book because it was mad Monday?
Gram was in court today. Didnt another AFL player do something stupid a few days ago? Your making yourself look silly. Like I said for every NRL player in trouble there will probably be 2 AFL players getting in trouble in the future because there are approximately 2 AFL players for every NRL player. If you give a young male lots of money and have the world tell him how great he is, you just need to apply alcohol and he thinks the rules dont apply to him. Put your bias aside for 5 minutes and look at it pragmatically.
And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract. The North Queensland Cowboys kept the player who hit his partner twice, once while she was pregnant on their list. The AFL doesn't tolerate crap from its players anymore but the nRL still does which is unfortunate. The word in bold is important...
Not sure if the AFL had much to do with Gram's contract being terminated, this would have been a club decision (you implied this by saying that the AFL doesnt tolerate crap from its players). If Gram had won the Saints BAF this year he might have been given a few more chances. The difference between Gram and say Scotland was that Scotland just won Carltons BAF and Gram was pretty much finished. Scotland was very lucky not to go to jail. Dont pretend that the AFL is better then the NRL with this sort of thing. Any player who is still useful to the club will not be terminated unless they are deamed uncontrolable (ie Fev).[/quote]
Lol, read my first sentence again "And the Saints acted on Gram's crime and have terminated his contract". The AFL probably didn't have a say in Gram's termination, but there's no doubt that after the string of incidents in recent years gone by they would have pressured the clubs to punish the players more harshly rather than just a $5,000 fine and a slap on the wrist. I congratulate the Saints for having the guts to take it this far, it sends out a strong warning to the rest of their players and even the rest of the players in the AFL.[/quote]

I think you need to reread your own comments again. You state that Gram's contract was terminated (yes I saw the StKilda bit which is why I put the brackets at the end of my first line) and then follow this up with the AFL doesn't tolerate crap from its players anymore. Anyway I think I am done here I would just like to state that having a conversation with you is as bad as having one with Raiderdave, two sides to the same coin and both just as bias. Good luck with your future posts.[/quote]
Yes, I said the Saints terminated it and the AFL don't tolerate crap anymore. I backed that up in the post above saying that the AFL would have encouraged clubs to come down harder on players who misbehave and bring the game into disrepute, as traditionally it is the clubs who punish the players and not the AFL. This is probably why the Saints (who would have been on thin ice with the AFL) terminated Gram's contract.
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Back on topic, looks like Swans crowds will grow in 2012 with a great fixture:

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