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Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Fri Aug 30, 2013 12:06 pm
by whufc
cripple wrote:Squad of 33 announced today. No SA reps, must be something wrong with Wingard, Petrenko and Johncock. Davey and Lovett-Murray both getting farewell tours

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Lol no Petrenko, oh the injustice of it all

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Fri Aug 30, 2013 12:55 pm
by Phantom Gossiper
cripple wrote:Squad of 33 announced today. No SA reps

Now THAT is racist! :lol:

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Fri Aug 30, 2013 10:04 pm
by cripple
whufc wrote:
cripple wrote:Squad of 33 announced today. No SA reps, must be something wrong with Wingard, Petrenko and Johncock. Davey and Lovett-Murray both getting farewell tours

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Lol no Petrenko, oh the injustice of it all

was focusing more on Wingard than petrenko, just backs up my argument (sort of)

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Sat Aug 31, 2013 10:05 am
by Sky Pilot
Interesting diversity of views on this thread. I'm all for the tour and the selection process. But it is blatant racism, just the harmless sort we don't talk about much. You could never pick an All White Anglo/Celtic team but then, why would you?

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 4:01 pm
by HH3
Did anyone watch the game on Sunday?

I watched the replay, and thought it was a bit boring until about halfway through the 3rd quarter.

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 4:11 pm
by Psyber
HH3 wrote:Did anyone watch the game on Sunday?
I watched the replay, and thought it was a bit boring until about halfway through the 3rd quarter.

I saw most of it and agree it was a bit boring - previous matches have been more interesting.
I think our side lacked a bit in height and their ball-handling and kicking appeared to suffer from not enough time spent practising with the differently shaped ball. That offset the speed advantage they should have had in theory, and left the score margin generally too wide to keep up the interest.

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 4:25 pm
by HH3
Psyber wrote:
HH3 wrote:Did anyone watch the game on Sunday?
I watched the replay, and thought it was a bit boring until about halfway through the 3rd quarter.

I saw most of it and agree it was a bit boring - previous matches have been more interesting.
I think our side lacked a bit in height and their ball-handling and kicking appeared to suffer from not enough time spent practising with the differently shaped ball. That offset the speed advantage they should have had in theory, and left the score margin generally too wide to keep up the interest.


It kinda irritated me that the commentators were saying the Indigenous boys were "blazing away with their kicks" and "usually very good kicks for goal" when they missed shots on goal.

The idiot was referring to them kicking for goal in the AFL, which is totally different than with the round ball they had to kick in Ireland.

I reckon we should alternate which ball is used. So when they come play Tests on Australian soil, they have to kick Sherrins.

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Mon Oct 21, 2013 4:47 pm
by the milky bar kid
HH3 wrote:
Psyber wrote:
HH3 wrote:Did anyone watch the game on Sunday?
I watched the replay, and thought it was a bit boring until about halfway through the 3rd quarter.

I saw most of it and agree it was a bit boring - previous matches have been more interesting.
I think our side lacked a bit in height and their ball-handling and kicking appeared to suffer from not enough time spent practising with the differently shaped ball. That offset the speed advantage they should have had in theory, and left the score margin generally too wide to keep up the interest.


It kinda irritated me that the commentators were saying the Indigenous boys were "blazing away with their kicks" and "usually very good kicks for goal" when they missed shots on goal.

The idiot was referring to them kicking for goal in the AFL, which is totally different than with the round ball they had to kick in Ireland.

I reckon we should alternate which ball is used. So when they come play Tests on Australian soil, they have to kick Sherrins.


The game already suits the AFL boys enough. IMO we should stop making excuses & pick a proper team to win other than who's available.

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:00 am
by Ron Burgundy
Or just let this shit concept go. Stale. Boring. Only exciting when there is an all-in.

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:12 am
by Psyber
I like Gaelic Football and the hybrid game and deplore the "all-in" in any sport.
In my view "sport" is an attitude not just a physical activity.

The problem with poor disposal is that the guys just don't adapt to the round ball's tendency to curve if you don't kick or hit it perfectly.
Nor do they get using that tendency to curve to advantage.

I played goalie in a Soccer team at school and learned that the best way to get range and a straight trajectory was to drop kick the b..... thing!
(You just have to get it right - no margin for error...)

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:15 am
by HH3
These were the days. I could watch this all day.


Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2013 9:42 am
by Failed Creation
HH3 wrote:These were the days. I could watch this all day.



Amen. As previously mentioned, it's the only watchable aspect of the 'hybrid' or 'mongrel' game.

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Tue Oct 22, 2013 11:28 am
by the wonder elephant
HH3 wrote:These were the days. I could watch this all day.


Love it some big hits there :D

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Thu Oct 24, 2013 11:29 pm
by The Sleeping Giant
HH3 wrote:These were the days. I could watch this all day.



That Chris Johnson sequence is awesome. Put about 4 on their arse.

Re: All Aboriginal Team to take on Ireland

PostPosted: Fri Oct 25, 2013 11:41 am
by HH3
I like how he's the boundary rider for this series too.