sifty
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Geelong is true-blue AFL territory. I finally understood the game after attending some with my Aussie bro-in-law. Never understood it until he explained things, always looked like a mob of seagulls fighting over a chip...
Isn't that the same with rugby, too, but more so.Geelong is true-blue AFL territory. I finally understood the game after attending some with my Aussie bro-in-law. Never understood it until he explained things, always looked like a mob of seagulls fighting over a chip...
I agree. For some reason football attracts particularly intense tribalism that doesn’t seem to occur much with other spectator sports. Apart from some Rugby League fixtures, evidently.Ta. Thought Widnes was a league team. Guess it's a different sort of game/supporter.
I'm in NZ and have fond memories of attending rugby matches in the UK, and enjoying the banter with fans. Loved a 5 nations (as it was then) fixture in Dublin, and really appreciated the hospitality I was shown at an All Blacks match at Murrayfield. On the whole most supporters here are not too boorish. Always amazed at the passion/lunacy shown by soccer/football fans...
Love my sport but it's only a game.
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