Seán D
14-10-2002, 06:15:AM
Ireland -v- Australia
Ireland winnin at the moment - come on the GAA.
Ireland winnin at the moment - come on the GAA.
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View Full Version : International Rules Seán D 14-10-2002, 06:15:AM Ireland -v- Australia Ireland winnin at the moment - come on the GAA. zul-aid 14-10-2002, 06:32:AM whats the score - come on Ireland Seán D 14-10-2002, 07:06:AM damn it - Australia won. Ireland buckled after half time. Ray Cosgrove would have made a difference if he was playing. zul-aid 14-10-2002, 07:08:AM what was the score they didnt show it here in Australia Seán D 14-10-2002, 07:19:AM Don't know, Australia won but 4 points i think. it was about 58-62. zul-aid 14-10-2002, 07:27:AM They are finally showing it here (its 2:30 am) Ireland 19-10 maddog1983 14-10-2002, 04:20:PM Aussie Aussie Aussie ??? !! ! Oi OI OI come on :rockman: hermolt 15-10-2002, 05:45:AM Great match - hey Sean - did you get Ger and Eddie McGuire commentating yours? If so I apologise for that over-the-top tosser, he was a disgrace compared to Ger's understated but insightful commentary. Eddie topped it all off by referring to 'Our prayers are in Dili now'. Great, mate! But a bomb went off in Bali ie Indonesia, not Dili ie East Timor - they are separate countries..:rolleyes: maddog1983 15-10-2002, 09:22:PM anybody know when the next game is ? zul-aid 15-10-2002, 11:59:PM Sunday Night 11:30 and yeah Hermolt I was thinking wtf is eddie saying :kader: hermolt 17-10-2002, 02:32:AM LOL! The Irish have had a whinge about how violent we were - that guy came out and smacked Josh Francou himself! And Neitz's hit was fair I thought.. zul-aid 17-10-2002, 03:19:PM Originally posted by hermolt LOL! The Irish have had a whinge about how violent we were - that guy came out and smacked Josh Francou himself! And Neitz's hit was fair I thought.. I never liked International rules before, but after staying up til 4am Sunday night I was very glad i did thous hits were awesome and the fight at half time was funny Parra Power 18-10-2002, 10:26:PM man, international rules is worse than afl, which is worse than netball, which is worse than lawn bowls, which is worse than......:kader: Larry 18-10-2002, 11:39:PM Eddie Mguire LOL. He is the presenter of Who wants to be a milionaire :hump: :rockman: Alex 19-10-2002, 04:21:AM Originally posted by g-14 Eddie Mguire LOL. He is the presenter of Who wants to be a milionaire :hump: :rockman: But he's also host of the AFL footy show, and president of the Collingwood Football Club. He was first football commentator, 2nd gameshow host, so really its not that funny :p Seán D 19-10-2002, 10:41:AM Yeh - we had the Irish and Aussie commentator. On the violence thing - Ireland can cope with the violence, but the flip side is we are smaller than the Aussies. I hope to get tickets for the next match at Croke Park - come on Ireland. Come on GAA. Watch out for Ray Cosgrove - class finisher! BTW - the Irish goalie is ****e, it should be Stephen Cluxton of Dublin!!! Jono82 19-10-2002, 02:05:PM I love this game! (sings) 1 Nil to Australia! 1 Nil to Australia! For those of you who bag it... Australian Rules football is played professionally ONLY in Australia Gaelic football is played PROPERLY ONLY in Ireland (there's some minor leagues of the sport here in Australia) So why not have an international sport combining the two sports... considering that the only major difference is that the Irish use a round ball and we use an OBLONG shaped ball! zul-aid 19-10-2002, 07:47:PM Originally posted by Jono82 Australian Rules football is played professionally ONLY in Australia Gaelic football is played PROPERLY ONLY in Ireland (there's some minor leagues of the sport here in Australia) So why not have an international sport combining the two sports... considering that the only major difference is that the Irish use a round ball and we use an OBLONG shaped ball! your wrong on both counts many countrys other than Australia play AFL but not professionally look up the word Kangaroo on askjeeves.com search engine and youll see what I mean........ Also there are plenty of diferences (and you obviously havent seen a game of International roles) the field in Gaelic football is rectangular and have stadiums fitted accordingly - Ozzie Rules is ofcourse played on an oval - the balls as you mentioned - There are goals (like in Soccer underneath the 6 pionts) their goals are obviously diferent from ours - there are no marks in Gaelic football - infact I read 100+ difference between both games from the equipment to the rules - to say that they are similar sorry to disappoint you but your really really wrong :kader: Larry 20-10-2002, 12:25:AM Originally posted by sKIp_E But he's also host of the AFL footy show, and president of the Collingwood Football Club. He was first football commentator, 2nd gameshow host, so really its not that funny :p Yeah, i saw him at the AFL Grand Final :rockman: |