It's called football for a reason. American "Football" you use your arms, Rugby "Football" you use your arms and Australian Rules "Football" has gotta be the stupidest name of the lot because 1. you use your arms and 2. there are no rules."...you got arms, use the fuckers !!!"
HELL_SD said:do you think if soccer wasn't such a pussy game played by overpaid pretty boys who fall over soon as look at em that you wouldn't get hooligans or is it as my mate says a tribal thing ???
...you don't see rugby hooligans cos the players take it out on the field on behalf of their supporters
I don't get it. I can appreciate the skill in soccer but like riverdance and that shit...
...you got arms, use the fuckers !!!![]()
luka said:ahem, rugby players cause trouble over there getting boozed up and aggressive though so whats the difference. i can understand that a lot of people don't have the coordination to play a game which uses the feet and might prefer one where you hold the ball in your hands and just run though. its a lot easier.
it is tribal though sure.
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last night one of my stepbrothers mates came round to the carpark i work in and started playing us a cd of ICF songs by his dads mate. they were all like
'we had them millwall cunts running down the old kent road, the old kent road the old kent road'
'we left him lying in a pool of blood, tra la la la la'
'billy banana and hamfisted jake waltzing through millwalls estates'
a l,ive performance in a pub, very strange. apparently there aren't any real firms apart from west ham anymore.
IdleRich said:Australian Rules "Football" has gotta be the stupidest name of the lot because 1. you use your arms and 2. there are no rules.
I know all that I need to know, it's yet another inferior game invented and played solely by a country without a decent football team or culture."Don't know much about AFL? It has heaps of rules. Tons of them. So many no one knows them all. It's just that they don't include rules against tackling from any direction or sheparding."
IdleRich said:I know all that I need to know, it's yet another inferior game invented and played solely by a country without a decent football team or culture.
ps That's supposed to read as football culture by the way although we are talking about Australia here... (only joking)
History of hooliganism and its relationship with sport
Violence in sports has a long history. In the 6th century, rivalry between supporters of the Blue and Green chariot-racing teams in Constantinople, led to 30,000 deaths in the week of the Nika riots in 532.
Aussie rules is a great game! I was a steward at an Aussie rules match at The Oval a couple of years ago. At there end of the match there was the most good-natured pitch invasion I've ever seen... Also, it was really noticeable how many more women there were in the crowd compared to an English football match and how it made for a much more fun atmosphere.