NRL vs NFL debate

[Bazal]

what kind of sick f**k enjoys seeing people knocked out senseless

Meathead, redneck, 12-gauge toting, Budweiser drinking redneck NFL fans who live in a 47 year old caravan with no electricity and are married to their sisters. Heya Ozhawk!

 

[Bomber]

Oh, by the way EA, I didn't see any knockouts in league over the weekend. Maybe you'll be able to point one out for me next week. But I wouldn't bet on it.

Didn't you bother watching the Dogs v Raiders game?

Nope. It wasn't live.

LOL!

So in other words, you have no f**king idea at all!

You didn't see any knockouts in league, because (to use your words) you're an 'ognorant' 'ignat' and couldn't be f**ked watching a game on Free to Air TV.

In addition, you're a mental case who gets some sort of sick satisfaction out of watching people get knocked out and/or concussed. I wonder if it was your body sprawled on the grass with your head next to your arse, whether you would think it's such a great idea.

What's more, you've boosted this thread from 450 to 750 replies in a single day because you couldn't tell the difference between you and you're.

You're a funny phopah, that's for sure.

P.S. - Rugby League's the better game.

 

[ozhawk66]

what kind of sick f**k enjoys seeing people knocked out senseless

Like a league crowd doesn't react when a home team player makes a good hit?


I've mentioned this before about this part of the game in American football, but sometimes, it can be the most screwed up part of the game. And it's a sad side effect, at times. It's not bragging, but I've seen some horrible s**t over the years. Life threatning crap.

It's just how the game is. And it's part of the hurtin game that is football.

 

[Bazal]

You wanna see life threatening? Stephen Kearney and Marcus Bai on Jarrod McCracken. Horrific. Why keep harping on about sh*t like that, it's nothing anyone likes to see. Well, except your twisted self, obviously.

 

[ozhawk66]

LOL!

So in other words, you have no f**king idea at all!


I have a very good idea of what happened, I just haven't seen the Dog/Raider match.


You didn't see any knockouts in league, because (to use your words) you're an 'ognorant' 'ignat' and couldn't be f**ked watching a game on Free to Air TV.

Call it an American thing, but I only watch live football, league included. And I still average 2/3 matches a week. Too me, ignorance is accepting non live footy. I honestly don't see the point if one can see a match live.



In addition, you're a mental case who gets some sort of sick satisfaction out of watching people get knocked out and/or concussed. I wonder if it was your body sprawled on the grass with your head next to your arse, whether you would think it's such a great idea.


It's all about beatin the man across from you. And sometimes that results in unconscious concussions. That's the main reason why American football players have to be so big and strong - in order to absorb the sort of physical punishment that is part of the game. The better shape one is, endurance included, the better one can avoid and or recover from minor/major injuries.




What's more, you've boosted this thread from 450 to 750 replies in a single day because you couldn't tell the difference between you and you're.

You're a funny phopah, that's for sure.

P.S. - Rugby League's the better game.

Twasn't me who couldn't recognize the diff and the context those two words were being used in.

 

[ozhawk66]

You wanna see life threatening? Stephen Kearney and Marcus Bai on Jarrod McCracken. Horrific. Why keep harping on about sh*t like that, it's nothing anyone likes to see. Well, except your twisted self, obviously.

I don't like to see that sort of thing either. I thought I made that clear by saying 'screwed up part of the game'.

I don't know about the Kearney/Bai hit on McCracken, but those sort of stories are few and far in between in league as opposed to the morbid, NFL stories of violent behaviour.

Was that league hit as bad as a sheared off major artery, near the heart because of a severe hit?

Part of league rules don't allow for high tackles or turning a player beyond the horizontal bop line. These sort of tackling circumstances are basics on the collegiate and pro levels in American football. Hell, you can drive a players head/spine into the ground during a tackle. It's just part o the game. Sometimes enthralling, sometimes sad.

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

Few and far in between?

So you're a violent little pissant ozdork. How long has Doonside been redneck central? 6 years?

Poor Doonside.

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

Players are concussed in the NRL every week, it's the nature of a violent contact sport where the players don't wear helmets....

 

[axie]

Was that league hit as bad as a sheared off major artery, near the heart because of a severe hit?

To whom did this happen, and when?

 

[Bomber]

Twasn't me who couldn't recognize the diff and the context those two words were being used in

Ah, yes it was.

 

[ozhawk66]

To whom did this happen, and when?

I'd actually forgotten about this until some early episode of 'Jacked up' on ESPN reminded me of it this past football season......





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[ozhawk66]

Few and far in between?

So you're a violent little pissant ozdork. How long has Doonside been redneck central? 6 years?

Poor Doonside.

I actually moved to Doonside from Wattle Grove. So, what's your prob with the 'few and far in between' comment?


It's hard telling, coming from you.

























Redneck? Why can't you show us when I claimed phopah to be faux pas? Or, are you glossing over another hard post.

 

[ozhawk66]

Players are concussed in the NRL every week, it's the nature of a violent contact sport where the players don't wear helmets....

But yet you never confronted the posts I posted concerning more injuries and concussions in American football when opposed to rugby/league........did you.


You were scared and touchy too touch upon this subject, between the two sports.


So, inform me when the next, full on knockout in a league match happens. Or will you?

 

[Bomber]

Phopah!!!!

Actually, weren't there some phopahs in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory?

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

I actually moved to Doonside from Wattle Grove. So, what's your prob with the 'few and far in between' comment?

Few and far between....

Like your brain cells.

You have a command of the English language that would be right at home in the Amazon jungles. That is unless you run into someone who actually speaks English.

It's hard telling, coming from you.

That's because my IQ isn't in single digits like yours.

Redneck? Why can't you show us when I claimed phopah to be faux pas? Or, are you glossing over another hard post.

Yep, redneck.

And if you're prepared to hang your arse out to be kicked, I'll kick it....

What makes it funnier is that you spent half of today trying to say it was a double entendre and that you were the only person in the Universe who got the joke.... LOLOLOLOLOLOL

#401

Then quote me directly cause I don't know where I made this phopah amongst all my postings.

Now, you tell me what you were actually trying to say.

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

But yet you never confronted the posts I posted concerning more injuries and concussions in American football when opposed to rugby/league........did you.


You were scared and touchy too touch upon this subject, between the two sports.


So, inform me when the next, full on knockout in a league match happens. Or will you?

hahahaha

Dead set playing with yourself.

Concussions occur every week in the NRL and some are full knockouts because NRL players don't wear helmets.

Watch it yourself to find out you genius. You have Foxtel obviously, shouldn't be a stretch other than getting a neighbour to change the channel for you...

 

[Jae]

And my personal favourite...

 

[Bomber]

:lol: Jae!

 

[ozhawk66]

Phopah!!!!

Actually, weren't there some phopahs in Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory?

I don't know. You tell me. You like telling me everything else cept stuff concerning football.

 

[Bomber]

I can tell you lots of stuff about football - rugby league football, that is.

You've told me almost nothing I didn't know already about that other version of football.