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For any of you heading along to the International Rules on Saturday, you will pleased to know that Mr North will have a large marque set up in the car park of :jbs: like on St Patrick's Day :approve:
Be sure to stop in for a pint or three before the game :cheers:
Sounds good, I always look forward to these games! :)
Didn't realise International Rules still existed.
It does - for instance, there was only one referee in the Four Nations tournament instead of two like in the NRL.Quote:
Originally Posted by jargan83
Ummmm......think I'll give that one a miss. I'm painting on the weekend and I need to watch it drying.
The only sport that isn't an international terrorist target.......because nobody gives a sh1t
Have to say I preferred the one referee, the game seemed faster.Quote:
Originally Posted by beige
Plans to play a match next year at Yankee Stadium, even the seppos care ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rex Messup
You've been listening to the AFL propaganda machine too much ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by The InnFORCEr
.....about fleecing as much money as they can from ANYBODY who will stump up the dough to hire Yankee Stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by The InnFORCEr
I could take a dump in the middle of Yankee Stadium and nobody would be interested in watching that either.Quote:
Originally Posted by The InnFORCEr
I dunno, it might out rate the International Rules!Quote:
Originally Posted by beige
Beige, you are a funny bastard. We need to get seriously pissed at a Force game and cause some mayhemQuote:
Originally Posted by beige
Pace the key for Ireland as Test heads for sell-out
Mark Duffield
November 21, 2014, 2:29 pm
Tomorrow night’s International Rules Test between Australia and Ireland at Patersons Stadium is on course to sell out as ticket sales climbed past 40,000 today.
AFL spokesman Patrick Keane confirmed there were just a handful of tickets left for the Test, which is regarded as critical to the future of the International Rules concept because of the one-sided nature of recent clashes involving second-rate Australian line ups.
Ireland coach Paul Earley declared his team fit and ready to go and in particular read for any physical approach his team might face from the Australians.
“Everyone is fully fit and they have trained well and on a positive note we have had no injuries,” he said.
“Since this series inception it has always been about Ireland’s best playing against Australia’s best. It is part of the challenge the guys look forward to, testing themselves against the best that Australia can put out.
"This year, obviously, with an All-Australian team, it is something that is a great challenge and something the guys are looking forward to. There is no sense of intimidation or anything like that, it is just a great challenge.”
Early promised a fast game.
“Both sets of teams are quick and very skilful," he said. "I think it is going to be quick. We will try and use the kicking skills to move the ball quickly. We did that last year and we will try and do that again. When both teams have had their best players in the past the games have been played at ferocious pace.”
Australian counterpart Alastair Clarkson has a team at his disposal with an accent on class rather than pace but said his team’s speed of mind and decision making would hold it in good stead.
He said Ireland’s edge in recent series had been about calibre of players that Australia had put on the park.
“Perhaps the depth of talent in our group wasn’t quite there compared to a side like this year’s, for instance," he said. "We would hope that would mean that we are a much more competitive unit in this particular series and only time will tell if that is the case.”
“There is another element of speed in terms of speed of decision making and speed of lateral movement.
“We think we have got a squad that particularly in those two areas is absolutely first class. We think we have got some good speed in the squad without a doubt. With the quality of players in the squad it is not so much about the speed of their legs, it is the speed of their mind.”
https://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/sp...-for-sell-out/
the Irish club springs to mindQuote:
Originally Posted by Rex Messup