Football in Sydney?
Jul 10th 2005, 11:58 am
#16
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by bondipom
Football is the most popular participation team sport in Australia.
Jul 10th 2005, 12:00 pm
#17
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by Scossie
No it's not. Netball is.
Jul 10th 2005, 12:08 pm
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by soapy
are u sure, i thought it was football too. im sure ABC will came back with the data though lol
My best mate's Fiasco is a netball fanatic, & she is always telling me that it's true!
Jul 10th 2005, 12:40 pm
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by Scossie
No it's not. Netball is.
nice win btw Scoss
Jul 10th 2005, 12:47 pm
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by gogdownunder
Always has been, always will be...........they can do what they like with stats, it won't make any difference..
nice win btw Scoss
nice win btw Scoss
As I said on the tipping thread, "It's about bloody time"!!!!
Jul 10th 2005, 1:04 pm
#21
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by Scossie
Thank you!
As I said on the tipping thread, "It's about bloody time"!!!!
As I said on the tipping thread, "It's about bloody time"!!!!
Let us know if you find a club Jockstar!
Jul 10th 2005, 2:17 pm
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by gogdownunder
I'm not allowed on that thread, cos my vast knowledge of rules gives me too much advantage. However, I am available on a consultancy basis
Is that a can of worms, I hear opening????
Jul 10th 2005, 10:48 pm
#23
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by Scossie
No it's not. Netball is.
Jul 10th 2005, 11:39 pm
#24
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by bondipom
I am quoting Football Australia. Is there a secret army of netball playing blokes out there?
I think it might also depend what state you're in. On a sat and sun around here every oval is full, along with the netball courts
I'm yet to see a game of soccer.......
Jul 11th 2005, 12:22 am
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by hevs
Yeah, but surely they ARE gonna tell you that arn't they
I think it might also depend what state you're in. On a sat and sun around here every oval is full, along with the netball courts I'm yet to see a game of soccer.......
I think it might also depend what state you're in. On a sat and sun around here every oval is full, along with the netball courts
I'm yet to see a game of soccer.......
Jul 11th 2005, 1:09 am
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by bondipom
Do you lend HUP your netball skirts then?
Jul 11th 2005, 1:34 am
#27
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by hevs
PAH!! Netball, bloody silly game
You prefer mud wrestling don't you.
Jul 11th 2005, 3:23 am
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by Bordy
You prefer mud wrestling don't you.
Jul 12th 2005, 4:56 am
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Re: Football in Sydney?
There aer many leagues playing footie here in the winter. Mostly they start training toward the end of March.
I live in the Eastern suburbs and there is a Sunday league operating here. Teams will be playing on Sundays at Queens Park, Rainbow St Kingsford (between Avoca and Anzac), Heffron Park Maroubra. This league has many teams of a predominantly anglo/irish background. The social life is good.
Some clubs are more serious than others. There are over 35's leagues too, but beware! Many of them feature retired UK pros who can still run rings around the hapless beer tub.
Check out http://www.essfa.com for club details and contacts.
I live in the Eastern suburbs and there is a Sunday league operating here. Teams will be playing on Sundays at Queens Park, Rainbow St Kingsford (between Avoca and Anzac), Heffron Park Maroubra. This league has many teams of a predominantly anglo/irish background. The social life is good.
Some clubs are more serious than others. There are over 35's leagues too, but beware! Many of them feature retired UK pros who can still run rings around the hapless beer tub.
Check out http://www.essfa.com for club details and contacts.
Jul 13th 2005, 8:04 am
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Re: Football in Sydney?
Originally Posted by RichS
There aer many leagues playing footie here in the winter. Mostly they start training toward the end of March.
I live in the Eastern suburbs and there is a Sunday league operating here. Teams will be playing on Sundays at Queens Park, Rainbow St Kingsford (between Avoca and Anzac), Heffron Park Maroubra. This league has many teams of a predominantly anglo/irish background. The social life is good.
Some clubs are more serious than others. There are over 35's leagues too, but beware! Many of them feature retired UK pros who can still run rings around the hapless beer tub.
Check out http://www.essfa.com for club details and contacts.
I live in the Eastern suburbs and there is a Sunday league operating here. Teams will be playing on Sundays at Queens Park, Rainbow St Kingsford (between Avoca and Anzac), Heffron Park Maroubra. This league has many teams of a predominantly anglo/irish background. The social life is good.
Some clubs are more serious than others. There are over 35's leagues too, but beware! Many of them feature retired UK pros who can still run rings around the hapless beer tub.
Check out http://www.essfa.com for club details and contacts.
Thank you. Thats more like it. And ye i'll let you know. But it wont be till next year. Cheers.