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Has you know, I have followed football. I am more of a Rugby League fan and I also watch Aussie Rules. Ditched the roundball game for both of these in the 1980's. I've played football at local league and school level, found it easy at those levels. Both Aussie Rules and RL are tougher to...

Should read "Who is Johnny Warren?"

Barcelona is a city of well over 3 million if you include it's suburbs. Barca's Nou Camp now holds around 100,000, their average crowds are just over 60,000. Attention span? What attention span does it require to watch the simplest form of football. Hasn't it occured to you why soccer is the...

Just been reading a something about the quality of refs in the NRL and SL. According to someone, there's a female ref in the NSW 1st Division and apparently, she's one of the best in the comp and is predicted to become the NRL's first female referee. IMO, this would be good for the game. I...

We are told that Rugby League is the greatest product and that all it needs is for someone to come along and sell it. Who better to sell the game than a friendly and Rugby League savvy media? It would make every marketing managers job far easier. Unfortunately the people who run Rugby League...

Freezing? LOL.... This bloke obviously never spent a pleasant winters afternoon on the terraces at Odsal or Thrum Hall in the middle of January. I once read a post about freezing weather during a Gold Coast match at Carrara. I suppose it's all relative.

The ARL provide nothing. Who pulled out of last years tour of Great Britain and made the Aussie's look like a bunch of uninformed idiots in the eyes of most fans? They make the RFL look competent.

Re: Re: Re: Re: Australia v Great Britain Would they? Looking at SOO3, Lancashire or Yorkshire would give either state a run for their money.

Re: Re: Australia v Great Britain SOO is no more than an exhibition match........not my words, but those of a New South Welshman over at LWOS.

It's Great Britain, always has been. Only the uninformed Aussies skip into the habit of calling us England. The 1946 GB touring squad included 17 Welshmen. The 1950 tour inluded many Welshmen, including Arthur Daniels (My uncle) who was injured early in the tour and had to sail back to the UK...

Yeah......:D

Yeah, but what's the next stunt?

Well, I suppose it was too much of a step up in skill and athleticism for him. Imagine how tough it would be to make it in League. Stick to playing the amateur's from paddyland each year.

I know my Napier Street far more than the others mentioned. I love the weird shaped stand at that end of the ground.

Re: To Btige But I don't need a hook, maybe others do, hasn't it occured to you that the product might need a little wrapping? And will you stop calling me mate, although I've nothing agianst you, I aint no bloody mate, unless.......... ;)

Hitman, we had an agreement, so I take it you don't know the hard streets and tops of West Yorkshiire. Farmer, born n bred, strong int' arm...........bugger those pansie Leeds fans.:D

I can safely say that they won't face relegation.

Napier Street, the only celeb I recognise is that Crowe bloke. Who the s****horpe are Denton and Martyn?

Just a Sun story. Wait a day or so.

So the seps do have some kind of class system afterall. And there was I thinking that the UK was the most class conscious society. :rolleyes:

There are worse jobs I suppose. ;)

As an old Yorkshire red, this is real Chuckle Brothers material.......te me, te yoo! Come on Rotherham. LEEDS so good they named it once.

Wogball might be popular in Burnage perhaps, but not Moss Side or Rusholme.

Re: OH NO !!! What's wrong with cheerleaders?

Perhaps the Doggies are trying to deflect criticism for their poor crowds by coming up with this supposed count. Mind you, it does seem that all those mad Bunnies have gone back into their warrens. As for your last point, let's just say the incline seems imperceptible, but what would I know?

That depends, in north Wales it's: Llyyppllyppygllairmfyannybrnymwyrgwyllyphyllorych

Relegation fight next season?:D

I got it from Totalrugbyleague.com. SOO would be considered part of the game by most outsiders. We'll see how much animal Tallis has in him when he faces the likes of Barrie Mac and co next month. ;)

Huge TV audience Wednesday's final State of Origin clash was watched by a massive 3,138,000 Australian television viewers - a huge increase on the corresponding match last year. In Sydney the average audience over the whole game was 1,157,390 viewers (with a peak just before full-time of...

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