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TrainInsane wrote:

yid14 wrote:I do love the term 'State of Origin'. Not false advertising at all Do most Aussies think league originated in Australia?

State of Origin is just great sporting spectacle full stop

We all see sporting events in different ways mate, I'm in Sydney at the moment and am fed up with turning on the t.v and it's not stop drool about origin....... Thank the lord it's only a 3 match series.

fed up? lol

its only on the news.

but yes the rubbish surrounding it is pathetic.

in the newspaper, i just keep turning the pages when there is origin articles. its just mundane and childish nonsense that they talk about. i can't believe that anybody would read it tbh.

unless the rules have changed, u represent in the state where u played ur first senior game, as for crap in the papers etc, if u r a dinkydi nswelshmen or qlder....we lap it up

no we don't, its garbage and we ignore it.

yid14 wrote:I do love the term 'State of Origin'. Not false advertising at all Do most Aussies think league originated in Australia?

It refers to the Origin of the player, the State where he played his junior football after a certain age (at least that was the idea when it started, it has been frigged around with since then) .

Brute wrote:

yid14 wrote:I do love the term 'State of Origin'. Not false advertising at all Do most Aussies think league originated in Australia?

It refers to the Origin of the player, the State where he played his junior football after a certain age (at least that was the idea when it started, it has been frigged around with since then) .

yep a friend had just told me this.

go the mighty maroons,lol, i'm pretty sure the rule'where u play ur first A grade game' has been the case for years, dont think it has been changed

As in A Grade juniors? Most First Grade players are graded before they get that old.

Brute wrote:

yid14 wrote:I do love the term 'State of Origin'. Not false advertising at all Do most Aussies think league originated in Australia?

It refers to the Origin of the player, the State where he played his junior football after a certain age (at least that was the idea when it started, it has been frigged around with since then) .

It's actually where you play your first senior game eg under 19's. Greg Inglis played jnr footy in Nsw but played first senoir graded game for Brisbane norths (storms feeder club) which made him eligible for Queensland.

Really, come on! Everyone knows that all you need is to have a weekend in Surfers to qualify for the Maroons!

maybe thats y so many are doin it beltane,you know,to get that winning feeling,lol

i think ur right bout that rule dj wasnt sure if it was just senior footy or first A grade game for a feeder club

Beltane wrote:Really, come on! Everyone knows that all you need is to have a weekend in Surfers to qualify for the Maroons!

Lol feels like that when I watch Inglis carve us up.!.

Ive heard Deontay Wilder Vs Mark de Mori might happen. The guy is 24w by 24KO.
This is a fight i wanna see and a step up for Mark.

convict wrote:Ive heard Deontay Wilder Vs Mark de Mori might happen. The guy is 24w by 24KO.
This is a fight i wanna see and a step up for Mark.

There having words on twitter. Credit to Demori if he can land the fight. He will fall very short. He definatly won't hear the final bell. In my humble opinion. All the same I for one wish him every success.

Managements are in talks, so fingers are crossed.

Sadly I think it will be a case of the fighters being keen, but Deontay's management doing a bit of research on Mark and picking an easier target.

Wilder's list of victims reminded me of a story I once heard about a Sydney University fifth grade Rugby coach searching male dormitories for warm bodies on Saturday mornings.

Brute wrote:Wilder's list of victims reminded me of a story I once heard about a Sydney University fifth grade Rugby coach searching male dormitories for warm bodies on Saturday mornings.

Brute that's just yuk!

If you are not familiar with Rugby, it means young men capable of taking the field but not star material.

What did you think it meant?

Wilder v De Mori , yes please ,!!

Brute wrote:Wilder's list of victims reminded me of a story I once heard about a Sydney University fifth grade Rugby coach searching male dormitories for warm bodies on Saturday mornings.

That much they do have in common.

Brute wrote:If you are not familiar with Rugby, it means young men capable of taking the field but not star material.

What did you think it meant?

I thought it was from one of the unsavoury cases you investigated when you were a plod.

Brute wrote:If you are not familiar with Rugby, it means young men capable of taking the field but not star material.

What did you think it meant?

Sorry Brute, It sounded like a rock spider story.

No, the coach was not Alan Jones.

Brute wrote:No, the coach was not Alan Jones.

Thats why when The Parrot coached the Balmain Rugby League side, back in the dressing rooms, the players used to pour ice down the front of their shorts so that AJ could have a cold one after the game!