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does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2014 6:22 pm
by sydneyfc
Hayne, SBW and Burgess, all gone in one season
SBW and Burgess to Rugby Union - clearly shows Union continues to put the boot in the NRL, along with another long time NRL returnee in Karmichael Hunt, who also told them to get stuffed and joined Union from AFL
while Hayne left the Eels to join a training squad where he will be earning a couple hundred bucks here and there + case of beer....
Is the NRL in crisis right now? Do they have a plan to combat this? I can understand being in their shoes, earning pennies playing in the NRL infront of no fans...I would say stuff it and leave too if i'm honest
what do you guys think?
Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2014 8:16 pm
by sydneyfc
bump

Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 10:25 am
by Vlad Tepes
Unfortunately the National Rapist League's biggest problem is the tedium and monotony of the sport itself. A good 70% of a thugby league game involves the dummy half making a single pass onto an attacking player is then promptly tackled, usually on the back 50. It's a slow, miserable grind which is why the game struggles to crack into any market outside of a few Australian states.
The new open era of sport will not be king to rugby league as it eventually starts to move sideways instead of forward. Why would you watch it when you can now flick the channel and watch far more skilful and sophisticated affairs- A league, NBA, NHL, NFL, EPL; the list goes on and on.
Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 12:34 pm
by King-Eliagh
I think the nrl doesn't like its players code hopping just because they can. But at the same time the code produces the countries most supreme team sport athletes hence they can hop codes and make the cut and also excel. And it produces bunches of em each and every year.
The AFL? well they've got ablett, a bloke who's slow, weak, unpowerful and unagile compared to your avg rugby league back. But he does know marngrook real good so good for him but he has no choices or options available to him other than the AFL
The oi league...

with womens cricket breathing down its back its a league in turmoil. The country has turned its back on the code and the players? Well where could they ever code hop? They'd be bashed and on the ground crying if they tried out for the womens soccer squads

The oi leagues 'superstars' are tired old slow wrinkly European men going through a midlife crisis trying to pickup Australian women and see the country's sights

its true!

those leeches should be shunned.
so I guess its a problem of the superior athletes code that the nrl has with its exodus. The other codes will pay em heaps because, well, they know RL athletes are supreme and they know their fans would love to see em. They're not stoopid.
Any oi leaguers attract offers from other codes?
.... .... insert crickets chirping

Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 3:19 pm
by AFLcrap1
Vlad Tepes wrote:Unfortunately the National Rapist League's biggest problem is the tedium and monotony of the sport itself. A good 70% of a thugby league game involves the dummy half making a single pass onto an attacking player is then promptly tackled, usually on the back 50. It's a slow, miserable grind which is why the game struggles to crack into any market outside of a few Australian states.
The new open era of sport will not be king to rugby league as it eventually starts to move sideways instead of forward. Why would you watch it when you can now flick the channel and watch far more skilful and sophisticated affairs- A league, NBA, NHL, NFL, EPL; the list goes on and on.
Lol.
Another sokka fan .
Keep looking over your shoulder the Woman's. Cricket is coming to get you.
Oi league ..LOL ...
& as for your other sports .
They have been televised here for yrs .
Have made no difference to established sports .
Plenty take keen interest,but that is usually because their first choice sport is finished for the season.
& including oi league in that list is fucking hilarious,
LOL x 100.
They had to move seasons to avoid getting smashed by the 2 big winter sports.
Then when they had the start of the summer season to themselves ,talk about premature ejaculation..lol.
Along comes cricket especially BBL & absolutely slaughters it.
This yr is worse..Woman's cricket is making the oi league a laughing stock.
What hooligan team do you follow.so we can point & laugh at you.
Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 6:04 pm
by sydneyfc
King-Eliagh wrote:I think the nrl doesn't like its players code hopping just because they can. But at the same time the code produces the countries most supreme team sport athletes hence they can hop codes and make the cut and also excel. And it produces bunches of em each and every year.
The AFL? well they've got ablett, a bloke who's slow, weak, unpowerful and unagile compared to your avg rugby league back. But he does know marngrook real good so good for him but he has no choices or options available to him other than the AFL
The oi league...

with womens cricket breathing down its back its a league in turmoil. The country has turned its back on the code and the players? Well where could they ever code hop? They'd be bashed and on the ground crying if they tried out for the womens soccer squads

The oi leagues 'superstars' are tired old slow wrinkly European men going through a midlife crisis trying to pickup Australian women and see the country's sights

its true!

those leeches should be shunned.
so I guess its a problem of the superior athletes code that the nrl has with its exodus. The other codes will pay em heaps because, well, they know RL athletes are supreme and they know their fans would love to see em. They're not stoopid.
Any oi leaguers attract offers from other codes?
.... .... insert crickets chirping

no soccer player, or even AFL player needs to switch codes as they make top dollar from their respective sports
if you want pennies for being a boofhead, by all means become an nrl player...
if you want to be a multi-millionaire on the otherhand....become a footballer and be renowned the world over

Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 8:25 pm
by Raiderdave
sydneyfc wrote:King-Eliagh wrote:I think the nrl doesn't like its players code hopping just because they can. But at the same time the code produces the countries most supreme team sport athletes hence they can hop codes and make the cut and also excel. And it produces bunches of em each and every year.
The AFL? well they've got ablett, a bloke who's slow, weak, unpowerful and unagile compared to your avg rugby league back. But he does know marngrook real good so good for him but he has no choices or options available to him other than the AFL
The oi league...

with womens cricket breathing down its back its a league in turmoil. The country has turned its back on the code and the players? Well where could they ever code hop? They'd be bashed and on the ground crying if they tried out for the womens soccer squads

The oi leagues 'superstars' are tired old slow wrinkly European men going through a midlife crisis trying to pickup Australian women and see the country's sights

its true!

those leeches should be shunned.
so I guess its a problem of the superior athletes code that the nrl has with its exodus. The other codes will pay em heaps because, well, they know RL athletes are supreme and they know their fans would love to see em. They're not stoopid.
Any oi leaguers attract offers from other codes?
.... .... insert crickets chirping

no soccer player, or even AFL player needs to switch codes as they make top dollar from their respective sports
if you want pennies for being a boofhead, by all means become an nrl player...
if you want to be a multi-millionaire on the otherhand....become a footballer and be renowned the world over

No sooker or VFL player is capable of playing anything else
Weedy
Soft
Unco
They are restricted to their abortions passing as sports
And
Heaven forbid your claim to fame is being an oi league player
Fuck me
Paid peanuts cos thats all your destitute club can afford after paying all their dough for some buritto sucking soft cock from somewhere that 99% of aussies have never heard of ... and couldnt give a shit about anyway
and playing in a comp that cant outrate womens cricket
Wow
This is too easy

Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 10:09 pm
by Vlad Tepes
You hear it all the time by RL fans, that because it has tough and great athletes this validates their rubbish game as somehow being on par with other sports. Undeniably RL is tough and brutal, and lucky it is because it's this reliance on physicality which disguises the games acute lack of skill. RL=Great athletes without being skilful sportsmen. Soccer= the great athletes fail if they don't also have great skill. No hiding behind brute strength here gents otherwise you're going to get found out really quickly.
Look at the atrocious participation rates for Thugby League in this country. Here the physicality limits its accessibility; the kids/teenagers who play, the future stars of tomorrow, are an absolute minority in Australia's sporting landscape . Does this impact the quality of the game-not really because it's so bloody limited to begin with :D . If far more technical, sophisticated sports like Soccer or Basketball had such a small participation base to go off then the standards would be atrocious, you'd have a massive skills deficit.
Lol at the playing other codes nonsense, why would soccer players bother playing other sports when they already play the greatest game of them all?
Next Please.
Yours Sincerely,
Vlad Tepes
Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 10:49 pm
by King-Eliagh
Vlad Tepes wrote:You hear it all the time by RL fans, that because it has tough and great athletes this validates their rubbish game as somehow being on par with other sports.... Here the physicality limits its accessibility; the kids/teenagers who play, the future stars of tomorrow, are an absolute minority in Australia's sporting landscape .
Yes, yes I agree they are isolated because they are great athletes. But I don't agree with the idea that they are on "a par with other sports"
The rexona challenge and the fact the other codes can't ptoduce players with the athleticism skill nor physical ability to be a pro in any other code showed us all they're above the other codes. By far

Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 8:54 am
by post_hoc
King-Eliagh wrote:Vlad Tepes wrote:You hear it all the time by RL fans, that because it has tough and great athletes this validates their rubbish game as somehow being on par with other sports.... Here the physicality limits its accessibility; the kids/teenagers who play, the future stars of tomorrow, are an absolute minority in Australia's sporting landscape .
Yes, yes I agree they are isolated because they are great athletes. But I don't agree with the idea that they are on "a par with other sports"
The rexona challenge and the fact the other codes can't ptoduce players with the athleticism skill nor physical ability to be a pro in any other code showed us all they're above the other codes. By far

A deodorant commercial isn't a sport KE, lol. Sad position of NRL if they need to
1) Rely on a deodorant commercial to prove they are the best
2) The players ability to LEAVE the NRL and go an play another sport is the measure of how good that sport is LOL
Face it, their is limited opportunities for NRL players, hence why they leave the sport.
Football players have the ability to stay in the same sport but see how they go at various levels, with the pinnacle being for now La Liga and EPL, (personally I prefer to watch the Bundes than La Liga)
Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 12:59 pm
by Raiderdave
post_hoc wrote:King-Eliagh wrote:Vlad Tepes wrote:You hear it all the time by RL fans, that because it has tough and great athletes this validates their rubbish game as somehow being on par with other sports.... Here the physicality limits its accessibility; the kids/teenagers who play, the future stars of tomorrow, are an absolute minority in Australia's sporting landscape .
Yes, yes I agree they are isolated because they are great athletes. But I don't agree with the jidea that they are on "a par with other sports"
The rexona challenge and the fact the other codes can't ptoduce players with the athleticism skill nor physical ability to be a pro in any other code showed us all they're above the other codes. By far

A deodorant commercial isn't a sport KE, lol. Sad position of NRL if they need to
1) Rely on a deodorant commercial to prove they are the best
2) The players ability to LEAVE the NRL and go an play another sport is the measure of how good that sport is LOL
Face it, their is limited opportunities for NRL players, hence why they leave the sport.
Football players have the ability to stay in the same sport but see how they go at various levels, with the pinnacle being for now La Liga and EPL, (personally I prefer to watch the Bundes than La Liga)
Commercial ?

>
It was a fucking tv show u stupid raider :_<>
30 episodes over 3 years
& the NRL owned everything & everyone In site
Fumblers
Ywanion players
Ladyboy ball players
Iron men
Cricketers
V8 drivers
All destroyed by our nations best all round athletes
NRL players
Faster
Stronger
& smarter
Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 1:01 pm
by King-Eliagh
No it was a physical contest based on skill and athleticism. And the RL boys kicked arse
And dear lord, fix your bloody grammar will ya? I, and any other English speaking person for that matter, have real concerns
grammar deficit posthoc wrote:
Sad position of NRL if they need to
2)The players ability to LEAVE the NRL and go an play another sport is the measure of how good that sport is LOL
This makes absolutely no sense nor does your statement that RL players have no opportunities when clearly they have multiple opportunities/codes to strive for. Sooker players have only one, you got that bit right

Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 1:04 pm
by leagueiscrap
Raiderdave wrote:post_hoc wrote:King-Eliagh wrote:Vlad Tepes wrote:You hear it all the time by RL fans, that because it has tough and great athletes this validates their rubbish game as somehow being on par with other sports.... Here the physicality limits its accessibility; the kids/teenagers who play, the future stars of tomorrow, are an absolute minority in Australia's sporting landscape .
Yes, yes I agree they are isolated because they are great athletes. But I don't agree with the jidea that they are on "a par with other sports"
The rexona challenge and the fact the other codes can't ptoduce players with the athleticism skill nor physical ability to be a pro in any other code showed us all they're above the other codes. By far

A deodorant commercial isn't a sport KE, lol. Sad position of NRL if they need to
1) Rely on a deodorant commercial to prove they are the best
2) The players ability to LEAVE the NRL and go an play another sport is the measure of how good that sport is LOL
Face it, their is limited opportunities for NRL players, hence why they leave the sport.
Football players have the ability to stay in the same sport but see how they go at various levels, with the pinnacle being for now La Liga and EPL, (personally I prefer to watch the Bundes than La Liga)
Commercial ?

>
It was a fucking tv show u stupid raider :_<>
30 episodes over 3 years
& the NRL owned everything & everyone In site
Fumblers
Ywanion players
Ladyboy ball players
Iron men
Cricketers
V8 drivers
All destroyed by our nations best all round athletes
NRL players
Faster
Stronger
& smarter
and that why Folau and Hunt failed so badly
to slow, to stupid & to unskilled
even Hunt said AFL was the toughest thing he has ever done

Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 1:06 pm
by Raiderdave
The players with the least amount of opportunities in Australia are fumblers
There is no where to go
& nothing for them to do
They cannot represent their country
They cant even represent their state
NRL players are rapidly closing the gap pay wise
& early next decade id say... will be this countrys highest paid domestic footballers
Re: does nrl have a plan to combat the exodus
Posted: Thu Nov 13, 2014 1:18 pm
by post_hoc
I believe a number of AFL players have gone to the USA and played NFL? I believe at least 2 but I suspect maybe more.
So again it appears the NRL are the only ones that don't really have anywhere to go, oh besides McDonalds.
I heard a rumor that when an NRL player retires, part of the retirement package is a cheat card that reminds them to say "do you want fries with that"
Anyone know if that rumor is true?