Talking Footy

Fred wrote: Sat Jul 19, 2025 1:28 pm

Today”s game is a good example of why a roof is required on the new stadium

well according to forum genius Azif and others of his intellectual NRL fans dont travel due to tribal rivalry so they wouldn't know what a winter is like in Hobart

Personally, ive been to NZ and Melbourne but never Tasmania, but assume the weather is something horrid in the middle of those two places. the Arctic winds that the bass straight produces also is next level horrible also. i can associate the cold conditions to attending football/Soccer games back in mostly Western Europe but we never got the Arctic winds like Melbourne and NZ gets

Fred wrote: Sat Jul 19, 2025 1:28 pm

Today”s game is a good example of why a roof is required on the new stadium

why ?
because fumblers are a pack of un coordinated unskilled useless nonces ?
The fumbles stumbles & missing is an outdoor winter sport ... it gets cold wet & windy sometimes in winter
seriously what soft cocks


you want horrendous conditions , try Canberra at night in July
-1 , wind howling ... & sleet falling .. the ground is an ice skating rink
But NRL players still perform at elite levels

the only thing the game in Tason Sat proved is fumblers are an utter embarrassment to professional sport

WookieReturns wrote: Sat Jul 19, 2025 6:41 pm

absolutely no change to the govt situation , libs win the election to form a minority govt , with Labor & greens holding the balance of power still oppose a billion dollar roofed stadium
Proving this assumption pushed by turdball house that Tasmanians are overwhelmingly ALL for this stadium ... is as per usual with anything those fumbling clowns claim

totally false

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Sat Jul 19, 2025 2:18 pm

Fred wrote: Sat Jul 19, 2025 1:28 pm

Today”s game is a good example of why a roof is required on the new stadium

well according to forum genius Azif and others of his intellectual NRL fans dont travel due to tribal rivalry so they wouldn't know what a winter is like in Hobart

Personally, ive been to NZ and Melbourne but never Tasmania, but assume the weather is something horrid in the middle of those two places. the Arctic winds that the bass straight produces also is next level horrible also. i can associate the cold conditions to attending football/Soccer games back in mostly Western Europe but we never got the Arctic winds like Melbourne and NZ gets

seriously , this here folks is why fumblers are considered by all fans of other codes to be the dumbest coonts on gods green
they'd embarrass a box of hammers they're that dumb

winter in Hobart is pleasant ... compared to Canberra
much warmer
much drier
way less windy

as for wind
Shark Park & WIN Stadium

infinitely more windy then Hobart will ever be

yet NRL players cope
because
they aren't bumbling clowns in singlets you can't score goals when theres no breeze , 18C & sunny either

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A good explanation on the state of things here
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-21/ ... /105552216

The wind was amazing - watched the boundary umpire throw it is several times as the wind just took it way off line. And some of the kicks were veering 45 degrees when the wind would catch it. So any long - high kicks were a nightmare -

Could they build a stadium that addresses the heavy winds without having a roof?

Meanwhile Northern Territory seems to be gaining momentum.

Fred wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 9:36 am

A good explanation on the state of things here
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-21/ ... /105552216

The wind was amazing - watched the boundary umpire throw it is several times as the wind just took it way off line. And some of the kicks were veering 45 degrees when the wind would catch it. So any long - high kicks were a nightmare -

Could they build a stadium that addresses the heavy winds without having a roof?

Meanwhile Northern Territory seems to be gaining momentum.

fumblers
unco nonces who have zero skills & when the wind blows a bit they're as useful as an arsehole on an elbow
... please bankrupt a state so they can be slightly less bumbling clowns

azif wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 9:18 am

WookieReturns wrote: Sat Jul 19, 2025 6:41 pm

absolutely no change to the govt situation , libs win the election to form a minority govt , with Labor & greens holding the balance of power still oppose a billion dollar roofed stadium
Proving this assumption pushed by turdball house that Tasmanians are overwhelmingly ALL for this stadium ... is as per usual with anything those fumbling clowns claim

totally false

labor dont oppose the stadium and this particular article was pulished by an outlet that has been very anti stadium

Fred wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 9:36 am

A good explanation on the state of things here
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-21/ ... /105552216

The wind was amazing - watched the boundary umpire throw it is several times as the wind just took it way off line. And some of the kicks were veering 45 degrees when the wind would catch it. So any long - high kicks were a nightmare -

Could they build a stadium that addresses the heavy winds without having a roof?

Meanwhile Northern Territory seems to be gaining momentum.

build a colosseum like the MCG in Tasmania, but the venue still has its own wind channels so trying to compete with mother nature you will always loose out

azif wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 10:41 am

Fred wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 9:36 am

A good explanation on the state of things here
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-21/ ... /105552216

The wind was amazing - watched the boundary umpire throw it is several times as the wind just took it way off line. And some of the kicks were veering 45 degrees when the wind would catch it. So any long - high kicks were a nightmare -

Could they build a stadium that addresses the heavy winds without having a roof?

Meanwhile Northern Territory seems to be gaining momentum.

fumblers
unco nonces who have zero skills & when the wind blows a bit they're as useful as an arsehole on an elbow
... please bankrupt a state so they can be slightly less bumbling clowns

trying to throw or kick a ball in to the wind has nothing to do with skill or technique! Mr keyboard expert, that is to afraid to leave the house due too tribal rivalry eg the kid that laughs at him up the road

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 2:33 pm

azif wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 10:41 am

Fred wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 9:36 am

A good explanation on the state of things here
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-07-21/ ... /105552216

The wind was amazing - watched the boundary umpire throw it is several times as the wind just took it way off line. And some of the kicks were veering 45 degrees when the wind would catch it. So any long - high kicks were a nightmare -

Could they build a stadium that addresses the heavy winds without having a roof?

Meanwhile Northern Territory seems to be gaining momentum.

fumblers
unco nonces who have zero skills & when the wind blows a bit they're as useful as an arsehole on an elbow
... please bankrupt a state so they can be slightly less bumbling clowns

trying to throw or kick a ball in to the wind has nothing to do with skill or technique! Mr keyboard expert, that is to afraid to leave the house due too tribal rivalry eg the kid that laughs at him up the road

so
you think that all games of that fumbling monstrosity is played in windless conditions do you ?
not a mouses fart of breeze eh ?

no..its more like
your sad excuse for a sport has nothing to do with skill or technique

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azif wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 3:01 pm

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 2:33 pm

azif wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 10:41 am

fumblers
unco nonces who have zero skills & when the wind blows a bit they're as useful as an arsehole on an elbow
... please bankrupt a state so they can be slightly less bumbling clowns

trying to throw or kick a ball in to the wind has nothing to do with skill or technique! Mr keyboard expert, that is to afraid to leave the house due too tribal rivalry eg the kid that laughs at him up the road

so
you think that all games of that fumbling monstrosity is played in windless conditions do you ?
not a mouses fart of breeze eh ?

no..its more like
your sad excuse for a sport has nothing to do with skill or technique

wind and temperature conditions do change and so do climates across the country and the world, and vastly different to your backyard! Ed!

i know you think that for some reason that its always sunny and perfect condition for AFL games and always wet and windy for NRL games

ill stop there as it seems to be getting far to complicated for you to understand that kicking the ball as hard as you can in to a strong wind the ball will never travel as far as no wind or with the wind, no matter the technique protectorate of the angel you take! ED!

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 3:40 pm

azif wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 3:01 pm

makingnrlfansgowacko wrote: Mon Jul 21, 2025 2:33 pm

trying to throw or kick a ball in to the wind has nothing to do with skill or technique! Mr keyboard expert, that is to afraid to leave the house due too tribal rivalry eg the kid that laughs at him up the road

so
you think that all games of that fumbling monstrosity is played in windless conditions do you ?
not a mouses fart of breeze eh ?

no..its more like
your sad excuse for a sport has nothing to do with skill or technique

wind and temperature conditions do change and so do climates across the country and the world, and vastly different to your backyard! Ed!

i know you think that for some reason that its always sunny and perfect condition for AFL games and always wet and windy for NRL games

ill stop there as it seems to be getting far to complicated for you to understand that kicking the ball as hard as you can in to a strong wind the ball will never travel as far as no wind or with the wind, no matter the technique protectorate of the angel you take! ED!

so tell me spambot
what do the useless nonces in singlets do if they turn up to a ground & the winds blowing at 5kms an hour
i mean it blows out of your ranting gob harder the that , but do the skinny little white flogs go home

nah
its windy
Im a talentless tool.. can't kick straight at the best of times , no chance when its a bit windy

im going home



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give a baboon at the zoo a ball & see if he can kick it when the winds blowing ... Im sure he could do just as well as flogball players


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