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wuddie
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if you guys can't reason like civilised human beings instead of throwing random swearings around, i will close this thread. how does fighting proof the competitiveness of a sport?
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haha if you are all arguing about which sport is tougher because of people boxing then i think my sport, gridiron, would win. I support afl more then nrl but you idiots going about someone not being allowed to give their opinion because they haven't played either sport cause she is girl is ridiculous. i mean if you can't give an opinion cause you haven't played the sport then how many of you can in this discussion since it is nrl, afl and NFL. i know i can but what about the rest of you
anyway i can see points in both sides. AFL wins hands down as far as stamina etc due to all the running and also more importantly the off the ball running. nrl is often just the person with the ball and the defenders tackling him the rest just job along. But nrl often have the bigger hits, albeit not very often. But afl has bigger hits in other ways, blindside shots espically when they are bent over trying to grab the ball and get hit in the side of the head.
as far as skill i would say afl. this is due to taking into account the skill level required for all positions. nrl skill players are fairly level with afl due to steps and increasing amount of kicking game but the forwards etc don't do much except tackle and run straight ahead.
anyone who just read all of that i congratulate but also laugh at for reading all of my ramblings
oh and try and keep in civil guys you are looking like kids in a primary school playground
anyway i can see points in both sides. AFL wins hands down as far as stamina etc due to all the running and also more importantly the off the ball running. nrl is often just the person with the ball and the defenders tackling him the rest just job along. But nrl often have the bigger hits, albeit not very often. But afl has bigger hits in other ways, blindside shots espically when they are bent over trying to grab the ball and get hit in the side of the head.
as far as skill i would say afl. this is due to taking into account the skill level required for all positions. nrl skill players are fairly level with afl due to steps and increasing amount of kicking game but the forwards etc don't do much except tackle and run straight ahead.
anyone who just read all of that i congratulate but also laugh at for reading all of my ramblings
oh and try and keep in civil guys you are looking like kids in a primary school playground
iam up under the under 20s development squadstaticsiscool said:
yes it does take alot to adapt to a game but nrl is a mixed of skills from all games thats why i love it
not saying afl is bad just saying nrl is more skillful game u need POWER SPEED TO THINK QUICKLY and NATURAL SKILL
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as far as speed and thinking quickly i would say afl wins hands down rugby league everyone is always in front of you and there is often set plays where as afl the play is swirling and people come at you from every angle2true said:
and neither of the sports do you need natural skill you can easily swap between the two cause they are fairly similar and require the same fitness/strength combinations. of course only talking about normal level rep level of course is a different ball game but understandably
flemodude
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SPL-Scottish Premier League football is pretty crazy. When i say football i actually mean the REAL football...you know the one where you actually use your feet.
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wuddie said:
RAAAHH!!! Footy!!!
squiresshane990
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International Rules. Crazy shit. This friday or something actually.
Also 2true you dont have to think that fast in league, you do set plays most of the time dude. AFL = constantly watching your back and constant moving and stuff, way faster thinking and decision making needed.
Also 2true you dont have to think that fast in league, you do set plays most of the time dude. AFL = constantly watching your back and constant moving and stuff, way faster thinking and decision making needed.
holy shit, yes. international rules is better than all three sports combined. fast paced, immensely skillful and certainly not uneventful as we've seen over the past couple of years.squiresshane990 said:
friday on channel 7. watch it.
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nrl is the most competitive comp to get into in nsw
it has the highest numbers of people
i guess it depeneds on the area and the compition around u thats makes the sport more challenging or not
i would guess in victoria afl is very hard and competitive
but as for nsw
NRL is the most challenging and skillful
it has the highest numbers of people
i guess it depeneds on the area and the compition around u thats makes the sport more challenging or not
i would guess in victoria afl is very hard and competitive
but as for nsw
NRL is the most challenging and skillful
International rules is a mickey mouse competition that was invented so that AFL players had someone else to play against and to provide some money for the AFL in the off season. None of the officials actually take it any seriously.
I love AFL!!!! The international rules is mad cool! It's so exciting to watch!! My Dad and my brother have flown over to Perth to watch it! I'm so jealous.
I'm a Swannies girl through and through (international rules is cool but it doesnt rate against AFL)
nrl- too stop start all the time!
union- so slow
soccer- nothing happens! What the point in playing a sport if you hardly score!
I'm a Swannies girl through and through (international rules is cool but it doesnt rate against AFL)
nrl- too stop start all the time!
union- so slow
soccer- nothing happens! What the point in playing a sport if you hardly score!
I dont mind watching a bit of Union also, but can get pretty boring.AND THATS WHEN U HAVE THE BALLsquiresshane990 said:
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NRL UR ALWAYS RUNNING UP AND BACK TO KEEP ON SIDE THAN RUN UP ON THE PLAYER TO PUT THE PRESSURE ON THE ATTACKING TEAM
AND THATS IN DEFENCE
THAN IN ATTACK U HAVE TO ALWAYS BE IN POSITION AND RUNNING UP WITH THE HALF BACK AND 5/8 FOR THE BALL