Talking Footy

AFLcrap1 wrote:

How did a RL player beat a fumbler in a kicking challenge

pussycat wrote:

Xman wrote:

pussycat wrote:

Xman wrote:

Funny enough two ex RL players in Tiqiri and Sailor came near last, as did almost every decent sized athlete like Ling. As Ive said in another post, the comp heavily favoured smaller athletes like Slater. Furthermore, many of the events werent what Id call a test of athletic ability. Golf, car driving, free throws, jet skiing.....FFS, what do these events prove??

He was playing rugby union. Maybe if he was playing RL he would have had the skill and endurance required. dito sailor.

Symonds would have been the biggest bloke there and he came 2nd.but but but

Fancy dildo couldn't even win the AFL kicking event. - couldn't even come second :-+

What about, an ironman challenge, beach sprint, rock climbing, High ball challenge and my favourite, AFL kicking :_<> ? How did Dildo do? how did the other all Australian go the following year? :_<> :_<>
Rugby league's representative may not of won it in the 3rd season but they beat yet another all Australian representative But But But But >

Symonds came 5th you clown :_<> He place well behind Deledio.

Tiqiri and Sailor were also RL players. They are typical of many RL sized players. Yet they were terrible. But but but

Deledio lost the kicking challenge because it wasnt made difficult enough, so it wasnt a true seperation of skills. If the challenge was to kick on the run or from outside 50m he would have won easy

Yeah there were some events that related to fitness, strength and stamina, but there were way too many meaningless events that were irrelevant.

Interesting how RL came 4th in the 3rd season. What happened? Did RL lose all ability in 1 year? Or maybe selecting a single player to represent an entire code is BS and is more about the player than anything else

That's right, it was the 10cm shorter, racing car driver that came 2nd. Symonds was the one that won the AFL kicking event :>:: :>:: but but but

4th , that right and your all Australia rep came 6th

docker24 wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol I didn't add to anything .
It was about all round athletic ability .
RL won 2 out of 3

All round athletically it showed that fumblers are lesser athletes .

Lol at how you bring RL into it, that proves it guys, Billy at his peak beat Brett an on the rise rookie, that means RL players better then AFL players. Bahahaha dumb logic.

Slater is quite unique and no other RL player is close to his athetism. No wonder the RL mob go on about him like he was a god.

Swans4ever wrote:

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

With all the talk of which code has the superior skills, Buddy Franklin now on 37 goals for the season so far and tracking towards 100 goals. It got me thinking has a rugby league player EVER scored 100 tries in a season??? After all all they have to do is fall on the ground over a line that is 68 meters long - Franklin has to kick the ball usually under pressure and as the other night showed sometimes 70 meters from goal!!!! That's almost the length of a rugby league pitch, so I went looking and found that not only have NONE even achieved half that in a season with more games in a year but also the highest of all time was Kevin Irvine with 212 back in 1973 for his ENTIRE CAREER!! How incredible pitiful are these RL players at their own game that the nearest is Steve Menzies with 180 in 2008? No wonder no one bothers to turn up to a match!

No JOKE POSIBBLY the worst POST YET>

I will not even bother to read pass this point..

You are in a bubble mate..

If you read some of the posts by pussy it seems those in times gone by did score more often - I watched a GF a couple of months ago between Paramatta and I think St.George at the SCG (80's) - it was very fast and free flowing and frequent tries, the players didn't all look like weight lifters like today. Could it be the direction of RL has resulted in lower scores and more of a dour contest?

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

With all the talk of which code has the superior skills, Buddy Franklin now on 37 goals for the season so far and tracking towards 100 goals. It got me thinking has a rugby league player EVER scored 100 tries in a season??? After all all they have to do is fall on the ground over a line that is 68 meters long - Franklin has to kick the ball usually under pressure and as the other night showed sometimes 70 meters from goal!!!! That's almost the length of a rugby league pitch, so I went looking and found that not only have NONE even achieved half that in a season with more games in a year but also the highest of all time was Kevin Irvine with 212 back in 1973 for his ENTIRE CAREER!! How incredible pitiful are these RL players at their own game that the nearest is Steve Menzies with 180 in 2008? No wonder no one bothers to turn up to a match!

No JOKE POSIBBLY the worst POST YET>

I will not even bother to read pass this point..

You are in a bubble mate..

If you read some of the posts by pussy it seems those in times gone by did score more often - I watched a GF a couple of months ago between Paramatta and I think St.George at the SCG (80's) - it was very fast and free flowing and frequent tries, the players didn't all look like weight lifters like today. Could it be the direction of RL has resulted in lower scores and more of a dour contest?

Yes I do not like the way the NRL is going, and players baulking up.

but this is slowly changing, with the reduction of the Interchange to 8 and further to 6

Players will be a lot more leaner in years to come, but still built in away.

Swans4ever wrote:

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

With all the talk of which code has the superior skills, Buddy Franklin now on 37 goals for the season so far and tracking towards 100 goals. It got me thinking has a rugby league player EVER scored 100 tries in a season??? After all all they have to do is fall on the ground over a line that is 68 meters long - Franklin has to kick the ball usually under pressure and as the other night showed sometimes 70 meters from goal!!!! That's almost the length of a rugby league pitch, so I went looking and found that not only have NONE even achieved half that in a season with more games in a year but also the highest of all time was Kevin Irvine with 212 back in 1973 for his ENTIRE CAREER!! How incredible pitiful are these RL players at their own game that the nearest is Steve Menzies with 180 in 2008? No wonder no one bothers to turn up to a match!

No JOKE POSIBBLY the worst POST YET>

I will not even bother to read pass this point..

You are in a bubble mate..

If you read some of the posts by pussy it seems those in times gone by did score more often - I watched a GF a couple of months ago between Paramatta and I think St.George at the SCG (80's) - it was very fast and free flowing and frequent tries, the players didn't all look like weight lifters like today. Could it be the direction of RL has resulted in lower scores and more of a dour contest?

Yes I do not like the way the NRL is going, and players baulking up.

but this is slowly changing, with the reduction of the Interchange to 8 and further to 6

Players will be a lot more leaner in years to come, but still built in away.

I remember as a kid watching GF between Manly and Para and the games were quick and a lot more free flowing, I would hope it gets back to that although I think Melb Storm when playing at home play this brand of league.