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good one

leeroy*NRL* wrote:

good one

AFL fans don't seem to like the truth.

lol this thread only goes to show how simple & stupid insecure you oxygen bottles are!

AFL announce a ladies comp, its already more national than the mens NRLOL comp because it cannot compete with in most parts of Australia.

so this thread get created as an rant to make your self feel better! funnything is i bet the ladies league still only semi popular where union is & plays second fiddle to it as well

Lol . Just post the game times that AUST V another country in fumbleball ...lol wont bother asking about the men's game .

What time can I watch these woman play ...which TV station?

I can watch full tests of Woman's RL
9s international RL woman's games .


& AFL Europe ..oh my

You of all people after doing some research into AFL in other countries know better than to believe info that come from these sites .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol . Just post the game times that AUST V another country in fumbleball ...lol wont bother asking about the men's game .

What time can I watch these woman play ...which TV station?

I can watch full tests of Woman's RL
9s international RL woman's games .


& AFL Europe ..oh my

You of all people after doing some research into AFL in other countries know better than to believe info that come from these sites .

Yes yes all a conspiracy crapper - time to put on your tin hat.

Swans4ever wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol . Just post the game times that AUST V another country in fumbleball ...lol wont bother asking about the men's game .

What time can I watch these woman play ...which TV station?

I can watch full tests of Woman's RL
9s international RL woman's games .


& AFL Europe ..oh my

You of all people after doing some research into AFL in other countries know better than to believe info that come from these sites .

Yes yes all a conspiracy crapper - time to put on your tin hat.

Lol can't argue against what I posted so you rant with crap .

Clap clap for the handicapped


Come on swines
Where are the viewing times for these AFL games
What channel
What country are they playing against .

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Swans4ever wrote:

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol . Just post the game times that AUST V another country in fumbleball ...lol wont bother asking about the men's game .

What time can I watch these woman play ...which TV station?

I can watch full tests of Woman's RL
9s international RL woman's games .


& AFL Europe ..oh my

You of all people after doing some research into AFL in other countries know better than to believe info that come from these sites .

Yes yes all a conspiracy crapper - time to put on your tin hat.

Lol can't argue against what I posted so you rant with crap .

Clap clap for the handicapped


Come on swines
Where are the viewing times for these AFL games
What channel
What country are they playing against .

Because the simple fact is your wrong women's teams in UK, Ireland, NZ, US, Canada in fact look on YouTube you'll see Ireland played Italy in AF 2010 - again just full of shit!

Um why is so hard

Post the TV stations & match times
Thanks

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Um why is so hard

Post the TV stations & match times
Thanks

Why does something have to be on tv to be regarded as international??? Where have I claimed it is on tv?? You really have deep seated issues.

History
The Australian Womens Rugby League was formed in 1993 by Ian Davies, who coached the local North Sydney womens team. Several regions played organised competitions throughout the East Coast of Australia

Sydney
Illawarra
Canberra
Hunter Region
Brisbane
Ipswich
Western Australia
River Valley

Having invited members to attend, an interim AWRL committee was formed. This committee was responsible for the organisation of interstate competition and international test matches and would also oversee the various competitions being staged all over Australia. With little financial assistance though, the AWRL would rely on its membership contributions to see that women were represented in this male dominated sport.

After several attempts to affiliate with the Australian Rugby League in 1995, 96 & 97, the AWRL finally took a positive step with affiliation to the governing body in 1998. Then President Laurel Savage and Secretary Veronica White convinced the league to take on the womens game and see it as a positive step for the sport in general. The future ahead though was a busy one with the AWRL restructuring its entire league, establishing the State and Territory WRL Bodies in Queensland, New South Wales and Canberra.

Since 1995 the AWRL has staged international fixtures against other women rugby league countries.

1995 Australia vs New Zealand 2 Test Series
1996 Australia vs Great Britain 3 Test Series
1997 Australia vs New Zealand 2 Test Series
1998 Australia vs Fiji 2 Test Series
1999 Australia vs New Zealand 3 test series
2000 1st Womens RL World Cup staged in Great Britain
2001 Australia vs New Zealand test match
2002 Australia vs Great Britain 3 test series
2003 Australia vs New Zealand Maoris
2nd Womens RL World Cup staged in New Zealand
2004 Australia vs New Zealand 2 test series

2005 Australian u21's vs Auckland u21's in Auckland


An unofficial tour was made in 1993 with an Australian womens representative team touring Fiji. Only one player from this side still actively competes in the womens game today. Jeanette Luker has been playing the sport since 1991 and plays for Brothers Ipswich WRLFC in Ipswich, Queensland.

Since 1998 the AWRL has staged several NSW vs QLD State of Origin Clashes with several matches played at NRL venues including the Brisbane Broncos, Newcastle Knights and the Canberra Raiders.

Schoolgirls Rugby League is now being developed by the AWRL with the assistance of the ARL Foundation. Queensland WRL is working well in ensuring their player base is strengthened over the coming years with the AWRL formulating a 3 Year Development plan for all of its affiliated members.

Though finding new competitors each year with women moving into AFL, Soccer and Rugby Union, Rugby League continues to find female newcomers to the game each year and as long as there is a female cheering in the grandstands there will always be one wanting to play the game.

Therefore the AWRL and its affiliates will always have a place in the sport, providing competition for women and girls, and supporting them in meeting their potential in rugby league.

Sorry wookster, your comp aint even up and running yet whilst the NRL, ARL, NSWRL and so on before all had females playing our game.

Sniggering.

Lol
I love the mindset of fumblers

If Aflol do something ..it's groundbreaking ...
When shown other sports also have been doing it ...well

Umm
Umm
Umm
They really do live in a bubble

AFLcrap1 wrote:

Lol
I love the mindset of fumblers

If Aflol do something ..it's groundbreaking ...
When shown other sports also have been doing it ...well

Umm
Umm
Umm
They really do live in a bubble

That's about it!!!! What about when Silly Gilly proclaimed the first indigenous team to play overseas when the AFL sent and indigenous squad to Ireland in 2013. He said it was ground breaking. He conveniently forgot the Aboriginal Rugby League team that toured NZ in 1973. They were only 40 years late to the party but all those supporters in the bubble AFL states to this day still believe its true. Poor sillys'!!

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

Sorry wookster, your comp aint even up and running yet whilst the NRL, ARL, NSWRL and so on before all had females playing our game.

Sniggering.

the AFL has had for years as well!
only difference is the AFL has enough interest to form a National league

sniggering at thickshit n01