Talking Footy

Just because I'm curious, what do you guys think?

[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6y-jxywkPM[/video]

Amazing fans. NRL scratch their heads and wonder wtf, why don't our fans turn up and get as passionate? Why can't they get off their arses and support their club/code?

Went down to Adelaide to watch the swans thump port a few weeks back. Heard the song and it was an anticlimax to be honest, particularly given the hype. Then I bothered to give a thought about it and well it's really quite soft actually. A bunch of fans putting their scarves up slowly rocking from side to side to an out and out LOVE song before two footy teams are meant to rip into each other makes for a rather emotionally confused anti competitive atmosphere. I mean, > what the fuck were they thinking??? It makes no sense and clearly thought up by brainless twats without the brain capacity to think of the songs meaning.And to think all you fools and the AFL have literally fallen head over heals in LOVE for it tells us lots..I mean, What's next???

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Def something the nrl should and will steer well clear of and rightly so

thats pretty cool

newcastle jets do a similar pre game thing in the a-league to the same song

nrl nuffies can't even sing the national anthem in the presence of another human being, bunch of awkward men who can't speak to women and don't know what passion or atmosphere is

the best you're going to get from an nrl game is the odd "go team!"

^^^ the long haired skinny 'you touched me so I'm gunna flop onto the grass and say ouchy about 20 times' fans sing it too!

Well I can't say I'm that surprised, some of their fans are that thick they bounce up and down facing away from what they paid to come and see. So dumb.

King-Eliagh wrote:

^^^ the long haired skinny 'you touched me so I'm gunna flop onto the grass and say ouchy about 20 times' fans sing it too!

Well I can't say I'm that surprised, some of their fans are that thick they bounce up and down facing away from what they paid to come and see. So dumb.

jealously all the way if only the NRL could get this many people to turn up.

oh thats right all those millions of NRL fans just stay at home watching on tv >
they havent come out & watch a NRL game in 60 years but they are at home watching the game on tv

^^^ actually doesn't understand the question in the thread title.

Adumb we are talking about the "tradition" now de cwowds you dumb drop kick. Of course I'd love it if nrl gathered the same cwowds as AFL but it doesn't and the tv coverage is second to none so tis cool. It's the game I love not whether it gets massive cwowds.

Anyway enough off topic adumb bullshit, the tradition is literally meaningless. Tho it is funny and has prob given michael hutchence something to laugh out loud about from the grave he'd be like "they used my best love song for that??? > > :_<> " :_<>

nrhell tradition is traditionally not turning up.

Drugs - I blame it all on the drugs that there taking!

cos789 wrote:

nrhell tradition is traditionally not turning up.

Not bad cossie i will pay that

pussycat wrote:

Drugs - I blame it all on the drugs that there taking!

They're (less drugs for you)

So it's a 'tradition', driven by the genius of a tool like kochie...let's call it what it is gents. A pissweak fad, of a standard Britney Spears would scoff at

"And they'll never tear us apart" ... Michael hutchence would be devo

King-Eliagh wrote:

^^^ actually doesn't understand the question in the thread title.

Adumb we are talking about the "tradition" now de cwowds you dumb drop kick. Of course I'd love it if nrl gathered the same cwowds as AFL but it doesn't and the tv coverage is second to none so tis cool. It's the game I love not whether it gets massive cwowds.

Anyway enough off topic adumb bullshit, the tradition is literally meaningless. Tho it is funny and has prob given michael hutchence something to laugh out loud about from the grave he'd be like "they used my best love song for that??? > > :_<> " :_<>

well it is a new tridition Eliagh
Port Adelaide's crowds have never been this good and the song maybe the starting of a great tradition.

listen, look up of the meaning of the lyrics dipshit eliagh before attempting to comment anything about it.

Finals looked good on TV.

cos789 wrote:

Finals looked good on TV.

so does the packed stadium & noise levels from the crowd.
something the NRL only knows about during the bandwagon of soo but for the rest of the time its empty club grounds :_<>