Talking Footy

NlolRL wrote:

have a sook you blouse, Viewers are hardly fans

Lol .
You were the one going but but but but but ,other games ,but but but but .

Lol now you don't care ..
Fumble fans in here should do stand up comedy .

They are great at getting a laugh .

Additionally our disabled fans can't always make it to games but yeah, nlol discriminates against them too.

You're quite an ignoramus aren't you nlol.

lol, most NRL fans obviously have disabilities according to King dickhead

Woeful stuff, it's gone from hilariously dumb to cringeworthy and ethically dumb. Nlol, you're goin the full gammit here and I'll go an early pick that it's either you or cuzzy for the tool of the month this month.

Any other excuses for NRL games missing fans? Disability? lost? Out of petrol? unemployed? LOL

Because an RL match is summed down to this, run up. Tackle, x5, kick. Repeat. . 80 mins of butt in faces, arse sniffing, dry humping the opposion for a penalty and shitty duck head embarassing scrums. Reason why the majority of this country prefers AFL or union. And reason why union is so much more successful overseas then the other shitty rugby code.

Lol .
So any proof of your claim that more people prefer RU in AUST..

You're a liar as well as a homophobe

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol .
So any proof of your claim that more people prefer RU in AUST..

You're a liar as well as a homophobe

Errrr wa, union, sa union, Vic union, not sure on nt and Tassie, many parts or Sydney and brissie union.

I'm quite sure, that union is much popular in entire Australia then league which is only popular in two states.

Lol
So no proof .

You're pathetic .
RL .
Wins crowds .
Ratings .
Media deals .
Players .

LOL YOURE a bright one

We are talking about popularity **** the whole of Australia. It's common sense, have you been outside NSW and qld? Even though there are loads of schools still in these two states that play rugby Union.

Also what about international matches played in Australia or when Australia is playing


Rugby league exist in two states, that's it

Lol .
You really don't have a clue .
You ignored all of my post .

& nice to see you've dropped the pretend RL fan act .

Union bigger than rl in Australia. Union is like rl's forgotten pet monkey in this country.

Every now and then we throw em a rl player like one would throw a peanut to a pet. Inevitably whoever that player is he becomes an instant star in the unskilled unathletic world of ru



Just for your info folks, the australian population is extremely skewed to the eastern seaboard. If you got nsw and qld you all but got the majority.

Comprehende dumbos?

No? Here have a peanut.

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

So bloody what, it wasn't formed and codified in those places was it.

If the codification of Australian Football in May, 1859, in Victoria demands the code be called Victorian Football, then shouldn't the codification of Rugby League in England in 1897 demand that code be called English Rugby?

Tom Wills, the original architect of Aussie Rules came from NSW.

H.C.A. Harrison, a founder of the VFL was born at Picton just outside Sydney.

And if you research deeply enough you can find a copy of the Sydney Illustrated News, September 13, 1890. On page 3 you'll find an interesting story about the early history of 'Australian football' in Sydney and its origins dating back to 1877.

You leagues ought to do your homework, you know.

Oh, I forgot:

If we are to retrogressively rename Australian Football as Victorian football, shouldn't we likewise rename American Football as New Jersey football?

After all, American Football was founded and codified as a competition between Princeton and Rutgers universities in 1869, entirely within the state borders of New Jersey.

Which leads my thoughts to another question: USA states don't have a problem with American Football; why do you leagues in Sydney go off your tits at the slightest mention of our own country's code of Aussie Rules?

BruceOfRedfernNSW wrote:

Oh, I forgot:

If we are to retrogressively rename Australian Football as Victorian football, shouldn't we likewise rename American Football as New Jersey football?

After all, American Football was founded and codified as a competition between Princeton and Rutgers universities in 1869, entirely within the state borders of New Jersey.

Which leads my thoughts to another question: USA states don't have a problem with American Football; why do you leagues in Sydney go off your tits at the slightest mention of our own country's code of Aussie Rules?

All Americans identify with their brand of football dickhead
Coast to coast in every town & city
They are all proud of their football code

Vastly different here though.. where half the nation could not give a fuck about that bumbling vicderpian abortion