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Lol the jealousy rears its demented head again .
Read it & weep .
Rugby League World Cup 2013 has beaten off competition from the FA Cup Final, the Champions League Final, the NFL and several other major sporting and musical events, including The Killers and Bruce Springsteen, to be named Best Wembley Moment of 2013.
Waa waa waa waa .
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Rugby League World Cup 2013 has beaten off competition from the FA Cup Final, the Champions League Final, the NFL and several other major sporting and musical events, including The Killers and Bruce Springsteen, to be named Best Wembley Moment of 2013.
Waa waa waa waa .
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MEDIA RELEASE | Seven secures #RLWC2017
The Channel 7 Network, Australia’s most-watched broadcast television platform, today confirmed an agreement for all-encompassing coverage of the Rugby League World Cup to be co-hosted by Australia and New
Zealand from 27 October to 2 December 2017.
Seven’s agreement for the Rugby League World Cup 2017 delivers all rights in Australia including free-to-air broadcast television and subscription television rights, online and mobile. Seven will broadcast live and free all 28 games, using all their expertise to showcase international Rugby League to Australian households like never before.
Seven has also been appointed to undertake the host broadcast for international television of all games played in Australia in the Rugby League World Cup 2017. Seven’s partnership with the Rugby League World Cup follows Seven’s successful broadcast of the sport’s pinnacle
event in 2013.
Michael Brown, Chief Executive Officer, Rugby League World Cup 2017 said: “The Seven Network is widely renowned as a leader in sports broadcasting and the Rugby League World Cup 2017 Organising Committee is excited by the opportunities that this partnership presents to both the tournament and the sport as a whole.
Tim Worner, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Seven West Media, said: “We’re delighted to be the home of the Rugby League World Cup. We are looking forward to working with them. Our securing of the Cup is yet another step in our development as we build the platforms to create our future. The Rugby League World Cup delivers our business an extraordinary opportunity to drive home our leadership as we broadcast the AFL Grand Final, the Melbourne Cup, the Rugby League World Cup, the Australian Open, the Olympic Winter Games and the
Commonwealth Games across late 2017 and early 2018.”
Register at http://www.rlwc2017.com for the latest updates on the eve of tomorrow's #RLWC2017 Official Draw Announcement.
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GREAT NEWS
tell that to DUMBO
Thinking the rights are apart of the RLWC
(this event will be a great success)
tell that to DUMBO
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Lol it will be Australia and NZ in the final again after flogging a bunch of minnow nations with teams half filled with nrlol players againleeroy*NRL* wrote:GREAT NEWS
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Bhaaaaaaleagueiscrap wrote:Lol it will be Australia and NZ in the final again after flogging a bunch of minnow nations with teams half filled with nrlol players againleeroy*NRL* wrote:GREAT NEWS
tell that to DUMBO
Thinking the rights are apart of the RLWC
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Remember your PREDICTION a few yrs back .
Think it was the 4N
Lol blah blah only 4 teams .
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Lol NZ won it .
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ENGLAND got very close to winning it in 2013 WCleagueiscrap wrote:Lol it will be Australia and NZ in the final again after flogging a bunch of minnow nations with teams half filled with nrlol players againleeroy*NRL* wrote:GREAT NEWS
tell that to DUMBO
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it is like that in all sports around the world
where there is the top nations and minnow nations..
Cricket, Rugby Union, Soccer
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The Rugby League World Cup 2017 announced the draw for the tournament to be co-hosted by Australia and New Zealand and Papua New Guinea on Tuesday.
World Cup pool breakdown
10 Must-see experiences at the World Cup
Have a World Cup every two years: Voss
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium will host a blockbuster opening match of the RLWC2017, when the home nation – the Kangaroos – begin their campaign under lights against England on Friday, October 27.
The following day the Kiwis first pool match will be played at the home of Rugby League in New Zealand – Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium – when they take on Pacific rivals Samoa.
Port Moresby will host the PNG Kumuls' three pool matches against two European Qualifiers and the USA. The first match is scheduled for Saturday, October 28 and in a country where Rugby League is the national sport, the passionate fans of PNG are sure to embrace the sport's pinnacle event.
The World Cup Final will be decided at Brisbane Stadium on Saturday December 2, as the two finalists battle it out for the right to hold aloft the Paul Barrière trophy and claim the title of World Champions.
RLWC2017 chief executive officer Michael Brown said the Organising Committee made a deliberate decision to take the Rugby League World Cup to more fans than any World Cup has done before.
"The Tournament Draw demonstrates how far and wide we are taking matches, from established Rugby League communities, to those new and emerging fan bases in all three countries," he said.
"Over the course of the pool stages we have looked to position matches in strong Rugby League communities and where large populations of ex-pats, Pacifica and indigenous fans live, to give those who love the sport and their national teams the chance to see some World Cup action.
"The decision to take matches to places like Darwin, Perth, Christchurch and Port Moresby were made with the future of the game in mind. They are matches we believe will give profile to the sport in markets that have already shown an appetite for rugby league."
The RLWC2017 Tournament Draw is family-friendly by intention, with all matches to be played across the weekend including Friday night games. There will be three double-headers in Cairns, Perth and Townsville, providing additional value for money for fans.
When not attending games, fans will experience some of the most iconic sporting destinations in the world. Sports enthusiasts will be able to explore the diversity of the eight host cities across Australia to New Zealand's compact nature that simplifies travel and makes it easy for visitors to access all venues while experiencing a variety of tourist attractions along the way. The welcome and hospitality supporters will receive when visiting all three host nations will make the RLWC2017 a bucket list item for sports fans worldwide.
"We not only want to see traditional rugby league fans come out to support their national team, we aim to engage with the local communities of all participating teams to deliver an event that will entertain the world, inspire communities and celebrate rugby league," continued Brown.
“Rugby league is truly a game for everyone. We hope the Rugby League World Cup 2017 leaves a legacy for the game that sees it continue to grow and dominate the sporting landscape."
Tournament Pools
With 11 teams already confirmed, the final three teams will come from the European Qualifying Tournament to be played in October and November this year.
The pool structure reflects that of the successful 2013 Tournament. The composition of the pools for RLWC2017 were shaped by a number of considerations, including the final placings from the 2013 World Cup and current world rankings
Pool A: Australia, England, France, Lebanon
Pool B: New Zealand, Samoa, Scotland, Tonga
Pool C: Papua New Guinea, European Qualifier 1, European Qualifier 2
Pool D: Fiji, USA, European Qualifier 3
World Cup Draw - Pool matches
Date
Match Type
Match-Up
Venue
Oct-27
Pool – Round 1
Australia vs England
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Oct-28
Pool – Round 1
PNG v Euro Q1
Port Moresby (venue TBA)
Oct-28
Pool – Round 1
New Zealand vs Samoa
Mt Smart, Auckland
Oct-28
Pool – Round 1
Fiji vs USA
Townsville Stadium
Oct-29
Pool – Round 1
Scotland vs Tonga
Barlow Park, Cairns
Oct-29
Pool – Round 1
Euro Q2 vs Euro Q3
Barlow Park, Cairns
Oct-29
Pool – Round 1
France vs Lebanon
Canberra Stadium
Nov-03
Pool – Round 2
Australia vs France
Canberra Stadium
Nov-04
Pool – Round 2
New Zealand vs Scotland
Christchurch Stadium
Nov-04
Pool – Round 2
Samoa vs Tonga
Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Nov-04
Pool – Round 2
England vs Lebanon
Sydney Football Stadium
Nov-05
Pool – Round 2
PNG vs Euro Q2
Port Moresby (venue TBA)
Nov-05
Pool – Round 2
Euro Q3 vs USA
Townsville Stadium
Nov-05
Pool – Round 2
Fiji vs Euro Q1
Townsville Stadium
Nov-10
Pool – Round 3
Fiji vs Euro Q3
Canberra Stadium
Nov-11
Pool – Round 3
Samoa vs Scotland
Barlow Park, Cairns
Nov-11
Pool – Round 3
New Zealand vs Tonga
Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Nov-11
Pool – Round 3
Australia vs Lebanon
Sydney Football Stadium
Nov-12
Pool – Round 3
PNG vs USA
Port Moresby (venue TBA)
Nov-12
Pool – Round 3
Euro Q1 vs Euro Q2
Perth Rectangular Stadium
Nov-12
Pool – Round 3
England vs France
Perth Rectangular Stadium
World Cup Finals
Date
Match
Venue
Nov-17
Quarter Final 1: 1A v 3B
Darwin Stadium
Nov-18
Quarter Final 2: 2B v 1D
Christchurch Stadium
Nov-18
Quarter Final 3: 1B v 3A
Wellington Regional Stadium
Nov-19
Quarter Final 4: 2A v 1C
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Nov-24
Semi Final 1: QF1 v QF2
Brisbane Stadium
Nov-25
Semi Final 2: QF3 v QF 4
Mt Smart, Auckland
Dec-02
Final: SF1 v SF2
Brisbane Stadium
World Cup pool breakdown
10 Must-see experiences at the World Cup
Have a World Cup every two years: Voss
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium will host a blockbuster opening match of the RLWC2017, when the home nation – the Kangaroos – begin their campaign under lights against England on Friday, October 27.
The following day the Kiwis first pool match will be played at the home of Rugby League in New Zealand – Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium – when they take on Pacific rivals Samoa.
Port Moresby will host the PNG Kumuls' three pool matches against two European Qualifiers and the USA. The first match is scheduled for Saturday, October 28 and in a country where Rugby League is the national sport, the passionate fans of PNG are sure to embrace the sport's pinnacle event.
The World Cup Final will be decided at Brisbane Stadium on Saturday December 2, as the two finalists battle it out for the right to hold aloft the Paul Barrière trophy and claim the title of World Champions.
RLWC2017 chief executive officer Michael Brown said the Organising Committee made a deliberate decision to take the Rugby League World Cup to more fans than any World Cup has done before.
"The Tournament Draw demonstrates how far and wide we are taking matches, from established Rugby League communities, to those new and emerging fan bases in all three countries," he said.
"Over the course of the pool stages we have looked to position matches in strong Rugby League communities and where large populations of ex-pats, Pacifica and indigenous fans live, to give those who love the sport and their national teams the chance to see some World Cup action.
"The decision to take matches to places like Darwin, Perth, Christchurch and Port Moresby were made with the future of the game in mind. They are matches we believe will give profile to the sport in markets that have already shown an appetite for rugby league."
The RLWC2017 Tournament Draw is family-friendly by intention, with all matches to be played across the weekend including Friday night games. There will be three double-headers in Cairns, Perth and Townsville, providing additional value for money for fans.
When not attending games, fans will experience some of the most iconic sporting destinations in the world. Sports enthusiasts will be able to explore the diversity of the eight host cities across Australia to New Zealand's compact nature that simplifies travel and makes it easy for visitors to access all venues while experiencing a variety of tourist attractions along the way. The welcome and hospitality supporters will receive when visiting all three host nations will make the RLWC2017 a bucket list item for sports fans worldwide.
"We not only want to see traditional rugby league fans come out to support their national team, we aim to engage with the local communities of all participating teams to deliver an event that will entertain the world, inspire communities and celebrate rugby league," continued Brown.
“Rugby league is truly a game for everyone. We hope the Rugby League World Cup 2017 leaves a legacy for the game that sees it continue to grow and dominate the sporting landscape."
Tournament Pools
With 11 teams already confirmed, the final three teams will come from the European Qualifying Tournament to be played in October and November this year.
The pool structure reflects that of the successful 2013 Tournament. The composition of the pools for RLWC2017 were shaped by a number of considerations, including the final placings from the 2013 World Cup and current world rankings
Pool A: Australia, England, France, Lebanon
Pool B: New Zealand, Samoa, Scotland, Tonga
Pool C: Papua New Guinea, European Qualifier 1, European Qualifier 2
Pool D: Fiji, USA, European Qualifier 3
World Cup Draw - Pool matches
Date
Match Type
Match-Up
Venue
Oct-27
Pool – Round 1
Australia vs England
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Oct-28
Pool – Round 1
PNG v Euro Q1
Port Moresby (venue TBA)
Oct-28
Pool – Round 1
New Zealand vs Samoa
Mt Smart, Auckland
Oct-28
Pool – Round 1
Fiji vs USA
Townsville Stadium
Oct-29
Pool – Round 1
Scotland vs Tonga
Barlow Park, Cairns
Oct-29
Pool – Round 1
Euro Q2 vs Euro Q3
Barlow Park, Cairns
Oct-29
Pool – Round 1
France vs Lebanon
Canberra Stadium
Nov-03
Pool – Round 2
Australia vs France
Canberra Stadium
Nov-04
Pool – Round 2
New Zealand vs Scotland
Christchurch Stadium
Nov-04
Pool – Round 2
Samoa vs Tonga
Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Nov-04
Pool – Round 2
England vs Lebanon
Sydney Football Stadium
Nov-05
Pool – Round 2
PNG vs Euro Q2
Port Moresby (venue TBA)
Nov-05
Pool – Round 2
Euro Q3 vs USA
Townsville Stadium
Nov-05
Pool – Round 2
Fiji vs Euro Q1
Townsville Stadium
Nov-10
Pool – Round 3
Fiji vs Euro Q3
Canberra Stadium
Nov-11
Pool – Round 3
Samoa vs Scotland
Barlow Park, Cairns
Nov-11
Pool – Round 3
New Zealand vs Tonga
Waikato Stadium, Hamilton
Nov-11
Pool – Round 3
Australia vs Lebanon
Sydney Football Stadium
Nov-12
Pool – Round 3
PNG vs USA
Port Moresby (venue TBA)
Nov-12
Pool – Round 3
Euro Q1 vs Euro Q2
Perth Rectangular Stadium
Nov-12
Pool – Round 3
England vs France
Perth Rectangular Stadium
World Cup Finals
Date
Match
Venue
Nov-17
Quarter Final 1: 1A v 3B
Darwin Stadium
Nov-18
Quarter Final 2: 2B v 1D
Christchurch Stadium
Nov-18
Quarter Final 3: 1B v 3A
Wellington Regional Stadium
Nov-19
Quarter Final 4: 2A v 1C
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium
Nov-24
Semi Final 1: QF1 v QF2
Brisbane Stadium
Nov-25
Semi Final 2: QF3 v QF 4
Mt Smart, Auckland
Dec-02
Final: SF1 v SF2
Brisbane Stadium
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Seeing as ch 7 are going to show this
I hope it doesn't clash with the big AFLOL international season .
Oh wait on .
Lol
Carry on
I hope it doesn't clash with the big AFLOL international season .
Oh wait on .
Lol
Carry on
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AFLcrap1 wrote:Seeing as ch 7 are going to show this
I hope it doesn't clash with the big AFLOL international season .
Oh wait on .
Lol
Carry on
Soccer is a simple concept game too. Going by your logic. Most of the world is stupid then hey?Swans4ever wrote:Hahaha again don't care what others like or don't your like an fucking 5 yr old trying to be like other kids - just because your too stupid to understand the game doesn't mean others are - let me ask you this can you only understand the simplest of concepts I.e. Hand ball to team mate get tackled repeat 6 times until touch ball over 68 meters long FFS it's not a hard game to master but I guess that's why you follow it - most people stop playing handball but there's always basket weavers that keep playing. :_<>NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Paranoid lol. More comical than anything. You guys use every excuse in the book at why AFL can't grow internationally.Swans4ever wrote:Yeah and you really have to laugh when idiots like you show just how paranoid you are - all those mean AFL fans think their global - hahaha you are funny - don't look now everyone's staring at you!NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Yeah alot of AFL fans post loads of bullshit.
From AFL being big globally to Rugby League being played in two states and nowhere else.
You really have to laugh at some of dumb things they come up with.
The real reason is nobody else like a sport that awards points for missing goals and lets you drop the ball constantly.
Put simply AFL is too stupid to get an international reputation.
They should all prefer and intelligent game called AFL, that makes it easy as possible to score a goal.
No crossbars and extra goals on the side so you can NEVER miss. =D>
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Yeah it is said to be cracker, held in an AFL suburban ground. Unfortunately no tv network decided to show it. =D>AFLcrap1 wrote:Seeing as ch 7 are going to show this
I hope it doesn't clash with the big AFLOL international season .
Oh wait on .
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Carry on
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You haters are desperate when you try to knock things like SOO and RL internationals. You're dead set on a hiding to nothing.These tournaments generate massive ratings, sponsorship, exposure and money. The fumblegame has nothing to compare to it so you haters just bag it. You are plain dumb dumb dumb.Swans4ever wrote:Hahaha again don't care what others like or don't your like an fucking 5 yr old trying to be like other kids - just because your too stupid to understand the game doesn't mean others are - let me ask you this can you only understand the simplest of concepts I.e. Hand ball to team mate get tackled repeat 6 times until touch ball over 68 meters long FFS it's not a hard game to master but I guess that's why you follow it - most people stop playing handball but there's always basket weavers that keep playing. :_<>NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Paranoid lol. More comical than anything. You guys use every excuse in the book at why AFL can't grow internationally.Swans4ever wrote:Yeah and you really have to laugh when idiots like you show just how paranoid you are - all those mean AFL fans think their global - hahaha you are funny - don't look now everyone's staring at you!NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Yeah alot of AFL fans post loads of bullshit.
From AFL being big globally to Rugby League being played in two states and nowhere else.
You really have to laugh at some of dumb things they come up with.
The real reason is nobody else like a sport that awards points for missing goals and lets you drop the ball constantly.
Put simply AFL is too stupid to get an international reputation.
And I'll tell ya what the problem with fumbleball is. It's the game itself. It's a shambles of fumbling stumbling and bumbling. Every now and then there is a break out of fluid play and then its back to dropping the ball, falling over, scrapping on the ground and grown men looking like 5 year old schoolkids. TBH I feel embarrassed when I see they take the U.S. VP to watch a game. He sits there very politely but he must be thinking "what the hell is this rubbish, how do people take this seriously".
Fumbleball will never be anything out of the suburbs of Melbourne Perth and Adelaide.
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Lol that's the funniest shit I've read in ages!Terry wrote:You haters are desperate when you try to knock things like SOO and RL internationals. You're dead set on a hiding to nothing.These tournaments generate massive ratings, sponsorship, exposure and money. The fumblegame has nothing to compare to it so you haters just bag it. You are plain dumb dumb dumb.Swans4ever wrote:Hahaha again don't care what others like or don't your like an fucking 5 yr old trying to be like other kids - just because your too stupid to understand the game doesn't mean others are - let me ask you this can you only understand the simplest of concepts I.e. Hand ball to team mate get tackled repeat 6 times until touch ball over 68 meters long FFS it's not a hard game to master but I guess that's why you follow it - most people stop playing handball but there's always basket weavers that keep playing. :_<>NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Paranoid lol. More comical than anything. You guys use every excuse in the book at why AFL can't grow internationally.Swans4ever wrote:Yeah and you really have to laugh when idiots like you show just how paranoid you are - all those mean AFL fans think their global - hahaha you are funny - don't look now everyone's staring at you!NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Yeah alot of AFL fans post loads of bullshit.
From AFL being big globally to Rugby League being played in two states and nowhere else.
You really have to laugh at some of dumb things they come up with.
The real reason is nobody else like a sport that awards points for missing goals and lets you drop the ball constantly.
Put simply AFL is too stupid to get an international reputation.
And I'll tell ya what the problem with fumbleball is. It's the game itself. It's a shambles of fumbling stumbling and bumbling. Every now and then there is a break out of fluid play and then its back to dropping the ball, falling over, scrapping on the ground and grown men looking like 5 year old schoolkids. TBH I feel embarrassed when I see they take the U.S. VP to watch a game. He sits there very politely but he must be thinking "what the hell is this rubbish, how do people take this seriously".
Fumbleball will never be anything out of the suburbs of Melbourne Perth and Adelaide.
Sit back and relax and I'm sue your nurse will be in with another lot of meds!
It's so funny how you describe afl and how easy you think the game is to pick up, yet you have two of the nrlols finest that game it ago and were out preformed by a pack of teenagers!
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As usual you've got nothing Confronted with a dose of reality and as usual you have got nothing other than insults and abuse. Because just like your game, your just plain pathetic!leagueiscrap wrote:Lol that's the funniest shit I've read in ages!Terry wrote:You haters are desperate when you try to knock things like SOO and RL internationals. You're dead set on a hiding to nothing.These tournaments generate massive ratings, sponsorship, exposure and money. The fumblegame has nothing to compare to it so you haters just bag it. You are plain dumb dumb dumb.Swans4ever wrote:Hahaha again don't care what others like or don't your like an fucking 5 yr old trying to be like other kids - just because your too stupid to understand the game doesn't mean others are - let me ask you this can you only understand the simplest of concepts I.e. Hand ball to team mate get tackled repeat 6 times until touch ball over 68 meters long FFS it's not a hard game to master but I guess that's why you follow it - most people stop playing handball but there's always basket weavers that keep playing. :_<>NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Paranoid lol. More comical than anything. You guys use every excuse in the book at why AFL can't grow internationally.Swans4ever wrote:Yeah and you really have to laugh when idiots like you show just how paranoid you are - all those mean AFL fans think their global - hahaha you are funny - don't look now everyone's staring at you!NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Yeah alot of AFL fans post loads of bullshit.
From AFL being big globally to Rugby League being played in two states and nowhere else.
You really have to laugh at some of dumb things they come up with.
The real reason is nobody else like a sport that awards points for missing goals and lets you drop the ball constantly.
Put simply AFL is too stupid to get an international reputation.
And I'll tell ya what the problem with fumbleball is. It's the game itself. It's a shambles of fumbling stumbling and bumbling. Every now and then there is a break out of fluid play and then its back to dropping the ball, falling over, scrapping on the ground and grown men looking like 5 year old schoolkids. TBH I feel embarrassed when I see they take the U.S. VP to watch a game. He sits there very politely but he must be thinking "what the hell is this rubbish, how do people take this seriously".
Fumbleball will never be anything out of the suburbs of Melbourne Perth and Adelaide.
Sit back and relax and I'm sue your nurse will be in with another lot of meds!
It's so funny how you describe afl and how easy you think the game is to pick up, yet you have two of the nrlols finest that game it ago and were out preformed by a pack of teenagers!
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Re: 2017 RLWC
But but but as usual!pussycat wrote:As usual you've got nothing Confronted with a dose of reality and as usual you have got nothing other than insults and abuse. Because just like your game, your just plain pathetic!leagueiscrap wrote:Lol that's the funniest shit I've read in ages!Terry wrote:You haters are desperate when you try to knock things like SOO and RL internationals. You're dead set on a hiding to nothing.These tournaments generate massive ratings, sponsorship, exposure and money. The fumblegame has nothing to compare to it so you haters just bag it. You are plain dumb dumb dumb.Swans4ever wrote:Hahaha again don't care what others like or don't your like an fucking 5 yr old trying to be like other kids - just because your too stupid to understand the game doesn't mean others are - let me ask you this can you only understand the simplest of concepts I.e. Hand ball to team mate get tackled repeat 6 times until touch ball over 68 meters long FFS it's not a hard game to master but I guess that's why you follow it - most people stop playing handball but there's always basket weavers that keep playing. :_<>NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Paranoid lol. More comical than anything. You guys use every excuse in the book at why AFL can't grow internationally.Swans4ever wrote:Yeah and you really have to laugh when idiots like you show just how paranoid you are - all those mean AFL fans think their global - hahaha you are funny - don't look now everyone's staring at you!NRL&NFLweLaughATafl wrote:Yeah alot of AFL fans post loads of bullshit.
From AFL being big globally to Rugby League being played in two states and nowhere else.
You really have to laugh at some of dumb things they come up with.
The real reason is nobody else like a sport that awards points for missing goals and lets you drop the ball constantly.
Put simply AFL is too stupid to get an international reputation.
And I'll tell ya what the problem with fumbleball is. It's the game itself. It's a shambles of fumbling stumbling and bumbling. Every now and then there is a break out of fluid play and then its back to dropping the ball, falling over, scrapping on the ground and grown men looking like 5 year old schoolkids. TBH I feel embarrassed when I see they take the U.S. VP to watch a game. He sits there very politely but he must be thinking "what the hell is this rubbish, how do people take this seriously".
Fumbleball will never be anything out of the suburbs of Melbourne Perth and Adelaide.
Sit back and relax and I'm sue your nurse will be in with another lot of meds!
It's so funny how you describe afl and how easy you think the game is to pick up, yet you have two of the nrlols finest that game it ago and were out preformed by a pack of teenagers!
I'm just pointing out the reality and facts pussycat! Something that you nrlol fans don't like
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and she still changes your nappies as well!
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Only when I have an accident.
AFL excess of $50m
A league $30 million plus
ARU $27 million
NRLOL $25 million
Leagueiscrap
and she still changes your nappies as well!
pusseycat replys
Only when I have an accident.
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