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> Do you follow RL/AFL OR FOOTBALL (SOCCER)

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MoonPie
post 12/12/2011, 06:41 PM
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We are an AFL family here too. Western Bulldogs fans as Boyfriend's brother plays for them original.gif
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post 12/12/2011, 07:34 PM
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AFL here...Hawthorn supporters
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Soccer Mum
post 23/12/2011, 06:24 PM
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I HATE SOCCER (just kidding)

Never really grew up with any sport but as an older teenager played soccer, followed the european leagues and NSL (now A-league). I love watching soccer, even if nobody scores it can still be interesting and I admire the skills and tactics, could talk about it all day! I like RL and AFL but dont get much time to watch, and DH HATES AFL, believe it or not.

Its funny how a PP said soccer is slow, I find that AFL looks like far too many people running round on a field, I guess it depends what you are used to laugh.gif

Im hoping Adelaide united will get better now. We always used to go to the games and get soooooooo frustrated!
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post 23/12/2011, 06:29 PM
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Rugby union growing up, but I only really watch the Internationals now. (Not a great lot of rugby in WA unless you are in certain circles).

The round ball football is my favourite game to watch. Can't stand AFL - it always seems so messy and unstructured. I'll watch League if "my team" is playing, but can take it or leave it.

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Anyanka
post 27/01/2012, 01:15 PM
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sydney swans supporter here. My hubby likes NRL, Union and cricket yukky.

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paddyboo
post 27/01/2012, 01:21 PM
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QUOTE (hermeandsoon2b @ 24/03/2010, 10:36 AM) *
AFL - LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!


Sydney Swans supporter through and through. I am not a sporty type person at all and the only other sport i would even consider watching is soccer original.gif. AFL is the absolute best spectator sport ever - can't wait to take baby #1 to their first Swans match this season biggrin.gif


Ditto. Go the swannies!!!!
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post 27/01/2012, 01:27 PM
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QUOTE (livesarah @ 06/04/2010, 04:32 PM) *
Football- both the A-league and (to a lesser extent) EPL.


Same. I was born in WA and moved to SA, and the only Aussie Rules I follow is SANFL, couldn't give a rats a*se about the AFL...
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post 12/04/2012, 12:37 PM
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Ours is a rugby league household. Up the mighty Cronulla Sharks, off to a terrific start this season, keep it up boys
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post 12/04/2012, 12:56 PM
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Football, first, last and always laugh.gif It's got skill, it's interesting, it's just the best. I'm a Toon (Newcastle United for those who know little tongue.gif) supporter through and through.

I also adore GAA - ie Irish football/hurling. Irish football is where AFL originated from but it's much much better. And hurling is a bit like hockey on speed, it's great. Dublin is THE team of choice there, can't get better wub.gif
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Indi
post 13/04/2012, 10:40 AM
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Aussie rules in our house.

The World Cup a few years ago turned me off soccer for life - full of staged frees that umpires awarded. Hardly seemed a fair game at all.

Being a Victorian can't get into Rugby League. I like my sportsmen to be more athletic and less built like a fridge.
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