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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
I think it says a lot about how many AFL supporters are in Western Sydney, (an area with a population bigger than Perth), that theres not a single one of them on BigFooty to defend it against all this badmouthing.
Oh it's not that they aren't there, it's just that they don't own computers.I think it says a lot about how many AFL supporters are in Western Sydney, (an area with a population bigger than Perth), that theres not a single one of them on BigFooty to defend it against all this badmouthing.
have you ever tried to catch the train anywhere else in australia, ronin? regularly? probably not, because there arent any. in perth, if you want to catch the train, you have to drive for 15 minutes and park. seriously, park and ride is how the perth system works. now THATS a jokeYou say that you have lived here for 11 years, and you think that the train system is the bees knees. Laughable.
You might want to at least spell it right first - it's Campbelltown. And from what I know about the place, it's not big enough on it's own, and a team based at Campbelltown isn't likely to garner support from other areas of Western Sydney because it's out of the way.
Have you ever been to Blacktown?
It is 'centrally located' in the same way that Waverley was once touted as the 'demographic centre' of Melbourne.
And if you thought Waverley sucked as a far-away, outer suburban place for a footy ground, just wait till you visit Blacktown.
PS: Bonus points if you can get out of there with all the wheels still attached to your car.
Think of it as Dandenong, surrounded by less appealing suburbs.
Most Sydney based AFL fans I know are either transplanted Vics, eastern suburbanites or rugger boys who wouldn't give league the time of day but want a bit of variety. Western Sydney is about as close to rugby league heartland as it gets. If one team and their flag can barely raise a murmur in the city outside of finals time, how the hell are two teams supposed to convert the heathen masses?
On a seperate note- nice to hear the Invective will be back in business
this year, it was a staple of my week (along with a few other guys I put onto it). 10 weeks of 2007 with only the lesser football media was too damn long
Few places? How about the Northern Beaches, Hills District and Lower Eastern Suburbs? There are gaps everywhere, and they don't even run past places like the SCG.
People who think that supporters will get on the train from the North Shore out to the Western Suburbs to watch a game of AFL is living in Fantasia.
have you ever tried to catch the train anywhere else in australia, ronin? regularly? probably not, because there arent any. in perth, if you want to catch the train, you have to drive for 15 minutes and park. seriously, park and ride is how the perth system works. now THATS a joke
so whine like a bitch all you want, but the coverage alone makes the sydney system the best in aus, just like the poster above said.
For all the people who have bagged out West Sydney. It certainly isn't as bad as what you have made out but of course like anywhere in Aus there are problems.
I drove to visit a friend in Campbelltown, got home with my car and its tyres, amazing!
I used to work all over Sydney in Bankstown, Blacktown, Parramatta, Doonside, Penrith, Liverpool etc and have never had any trouble on trains as early as 5 and late as 10. Also when I had the chance to drive there was no problems getting to any of these places either, never had my car broken into or stolen.
I think the problem is that people don't know these areas and don't go there and typicaly are scared of what they don't know (typical, especially of many from the North Shore or Eatern Suburbs).
Of course there aren't too many AFL fans in the West because they have nobody to support. Its hard to support the Swans when there are so many people who are so up themselves supporting the Swans while they sip on champas and eat fish eggs. Give the boys a team and it will get support, especailly if it is pushed in a way that the new team is the working mans team and the Swans are the pansys.
I'll gut you with a knife if you say that again.Give the boys a team and it will get support, especailly if it is pushed in a way that the new team is the working mans team and the Swans are the pansys.
I'll gut you with a knife if you say that again.
So do you think "gayfl fans" can be converted to league(not rugger ..that is union) with careful marketing.
I bet your answer is no.
Just as league fans would say no.
LOL. Swans are pansys
have you ever tried to catch the train anywhere else in australia, ronin? regularly? probably not, because there arent any. in perth, if you want to catch the train, you have to drive for 15 minutes and park. seriously, park and ride is how the perth system works. now THATS a joke
so whine like a bitch all you want, but the coverage alone makes the sydney system the best in aus, just like the poster above said.
So do you think "gayfl fans" can be converted to league(not rugger ..that is union) with careful marketing.
I bet your answer is no.
Just as league fans would say no.
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Originally Posted by .Shotties.
I'll gut you with a knife if you say that again.
I'll help you .Shotties.
I am not bitching, it may be better than what you can find in other parts of Australia, but that is their problem.
All I was doing was pointing out that people that don't live here, are commenting on how great the rail network is, when they don't know what they are talking about. Their next sentence is how the great AFL unwashed in the Western Suburbs of Sydney are ripe for the taking.
If it was that easy, they would be the next team up to the plate, not the GC.
I'm 20 and lean more towards sai as combative weapons and v-necks as a method of dress.LOL. I can see it now. 2 old fellas wearing plaid with giant moustaches calling to there buttler to fetch there pistols a duel is on in the bad side of town.
I'm 20 and lean more towards sai as combative weapons and v-necks as a method of dress.