Talking Footy

BS File claim#9: Bigger crowd than any international AFL match and at only 9,000, what's that say about your code?

Claimant: ParaEelsNRL

Challenged: 2157 29/01/12

Challenger: Cos789

Come on then cos789, post the international AFL matches with over 9k in attendance.

I hope you know what international means.

Hey, and we want official figures from the proper sources, not world footy new, facebook or wiki.

Newspapers, TV footage and things that actually prove it will only do.

Top of the line International representative AFL please.

International

■AFL (VFL/AFL)
■Canada - 32,789 (1987). Melbourne v. Sydney (B.C. Place, Vancouver)
■Japan - 25,000 (1986). Carlton v. Hawthorn (Yokohama Stadium, Tokyo)
■United Kingdom - 18,884 (2005). West Coast v. Fremantle (The Oval, London)
■USA - 14,787 (1990). Melbourne v. West Coast (Civic Stadium, Portland)
■New Zealand - 11,666 (2000). Bulldogs v. Hawthorn. (Westpac Stadium, Wellington)
■South Africa - 10,123 (1998). Brisbane v. Fremantle. (Cape Town)
■United Arab Emirates - 6,102 (2008). Collingwood v. Adelaide. (Ghantoot Racing & Polo Club, Abu Dhabi)
■China - 7,100 (2010). Melbourne v. Brisbane Lions. (Jiangwan Stadium, Shanghai)


http://www.enotes.com/topic/Australian_ ... rated2_5-0


Well there's no question about it . Those are AFL matches between AFL teams internationally.
You were steadfast in your claim that Newcastle had to have an AFL side , well these games are definately
between two AFL sides and there is a whole host of international destinations that broach 9k.

End-of-story. Shut the door. Close the case. Stamped finished. Ferme', fini.

WTF?

Are you some type of clown?

Give him a massive BS point as they are not International AFL games.

You have a week to get an international AFL crowd over 9k Tom, I suggest you start looking.

viewtopic.php?f=1&t=2690&p=35321#p35321

And you have phucked up Tom because in the context we were talking, you started posting international pics between Australia and France in RL at Paris.

That's international.

1 week and counting.

cos789 wrote:

International

■AFL (VFL/AFL)
■Canada - 32,789 (1987). Melbourne v. Sydney (B.C. Place, Vancouver)
■Japan - 25,000 (1986). Carlton v. Hawthorn (Yokohama Stadium, Tokyo)
■United Kingdom - 18,884 (2005). West Coast v. Fremantle (The Oval, London)
■USA - 14,787 (1990). Melbourne v. West Coast (Civic Stadium, Portland)
■New Zealand - 11,666 (2000). Bulldogs v. Hawthorn. (Westpac Stadium, Wellington)
■South Africa - 10,123 (1998). Brisbane v. Fremantle. (Cape Town)
■United Arab Emirates - 6,102 (2008). Collingwood v. Adelaide. (Ghantoot Racing & Polo Club, Abu Dhabi)
■China - 7,100 (2010). Melbourne v. Brisbane Lions. (Jiangwan Stadium, Shanghai)


http://www.enotes.com/topic/Australian_ ... rated2_5-0


Well there's no question about it . Those are AFL matches between AFL teams internationally.
You were steadfast in your claim that Newcastle had to have an AFL side , well these games are definately
between two AFL sides and there is a whole host of international destinations that broach 9k.

End-of-story. Shut the door. Close the case. Stamped finished. Ferme', fini.

Nice work cos. this one looks pretty much over already!

So xman, are you going to let him get away with this or are you going to do the right and proper thing and make him post the real thing, ie, figures on real international AFL games between countries?

Xman wrote:

cos789 wrote:

International

■AFL (VFL/AFL)
■Canada - 32,789 (1987). Melbourne v. Sydney (B.C. Place, Vancouver)
■Japan - 25,000 (1986). Carlton v. Hawthorn (Yokohama Stadium, Tokyo)
■United Kingdom - 18,884 (2005). West Coast v. Fremantle (The Oval, London)
■USA - 14,787 (1990). Melbourne v. West Coast (Civic Stadium, Portland)
■New Zealand - 11,666 (2000). Bulldogs v. Hawthorn. (Westpac Stadium, Wellington)
■South Africa - 10,123 (1998). Brisbane v. Fremantle. (Cape Town)
■United Arab Emirates - 6,102 (2008). Collingwood v. Adelaide. (Ghantoot Racing & Polo Club, Abu Dhabi)
■China - 7,100 (2010). Melbourne v. Brisbane Lions. (Jiangwan Stadium, Shanghai)


http://www.enotes.com/topic/Australian_ ... rated2_5-0


Well there's no question about it . Those are AFL matches between AFL teams internationally.
You were steadfast in your claim that Newcastle had to have an AFL side , well these games are definately
between two AFL sides and there is a whole host of international destinations that broach 9k.

End-of-story. Shut the door. Close the case. Stamped finished. Ferme', fini.

Nice work cos. this one looks pretty much over already!

Wtf, you've got to be joking

parafeel, sook as much as like, you cannot get it much simpler than that.
I gave you the chance to clarify your claim and you didn't deviate.
What part is wrong ?
They are AFL teams. Definitely.
They are AFL teams, playing each other. Definitely.
They are AFL matches. Definitely.
They are international stadia. Definitely.
They are international matches. Definitely.
They are not interstate matches. Definitely.
They are not state matches. Definitely.
They are not national matches. Definitely.
They must be international matches. Definitely.