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There is circumstantial evidence that the Sheffield rules also influenced Australian rules football conceived a couple of years later.[110] The two codes shared the unique feature of lacking the offside rule. There are also similarities in the laws for kicking off, kick outs, throw-ins and the...

No game in the world showcases an array of kicking more than Rugby League. Not even AFL. AFL has progressively homegenized into mainly the drop punt 99.99% of the time. Rugby League sees an equal amount of... Drop kicks, place kicks, torpedo punts, flat punts, checksides, snap kicks, drop...

this is THE best thread on the entire AFL board, and one of my personal favorites....as i have a passing interest in the whole topic of "coincidence"

dont worry, im here now, a freo fan, instant good karma :moustache:

should be permanent imo

pretty clever commemorative jersey, might get one and start following them...

Illuminati NOW confirmed

Just remember, and this is verifiable. I said the Bulldogs would win the flag BEFORE the finals began. I said the Tigers would win the flag a couple months before the finals began. This year I said the Demons would win the flag during the preseason.

Except drawn grand finals

Next year I'll embrace the Saints. A club with such a history of bad luck and being s**t that my curse will have the opposite effect -- Saints winning multiple flags. This year tho, seeing if I can make Richmond drop out of the top 4, or 8.

The GG Curse is real. After adopting the Blues when Malthouse arrived, I slowly but surely drove the Blues into the veritable grave. Like a radioactive effect, destroying the flowerbed over time till the Blues many years later were in a coffin needing just the nails. So I jumped to the...

Yeah that ones excellent. Tho definitely not the best of those types of pack leaps

Melbourne FC wins the flag this year. I've been right predicting the winners (even finalists) long before the finals were known

;) https://www.bigfooty.com/forum/threads/week-1-of-finals-tips-and-crowd-expectations.1175559/page-11#post-52234358

Next week's Richmond versus Adelaide Grand Final will go down as one of the best in history. Was one of those classic games that had it all. Lots of free open running, non-stop mayhem, big hits and fierce tackling, screams of "ball", the ball spilling in all directions, high-scoring from both...

Next week's Richmond versus Adelaide Grand Final will go down as one of the best in history. Was one of those classic games that had it all. Lots of free open running, non-stop mayhem, big hits and fierce tackling, screams of "ball", the ball spilling in all directions, high-scoring from both...

About two years before the Bulldogs won the Grand Final, I predicted they'd win it. I also re-tipped they'd win it on the eve of the first week of finals. About two years before the Tigers win the Grand Final (2017), I predicted they'd win it. I'm also re-tipping they'll win it on the eve of...

And, a Robbie Sam and Sam Robbie both exist as amateur footballers.

The gods are trolling planet earth, such coincidences are impossible imo.

His reasoning for picking whichever team is the next to break a drought is as logical as anyone else's reasoning. As in, no one KNOWS which team will, and therefore no one can state WHY that team does it and not another team. No one would've selected Footscray to be the next drought breaker if...

As I said in another post....the next drought broken by a team could be five to ten years from today. With any number of other teams like Sydney, Geelong, Hawthorn, Collingwood, Adelaide, Port Adelaide, West Coast, GWS, Footscray winning flags before it happens. So Carlton could be the next...

Btw, the next drought breaker could be years from now. Bulldogs could go back2back. Hawthorn or Geelong or Sydney could chip in with some more flags, still gas in all their tanks tho they might not stay dynasties anymore. Collingwood is probably due soon. GWS people presume should win one within...

But what if GWS are born-chokers? Just like their cross-code cousins, the Wanderers.

But what if I genuinely think Carlton will be the next to break the drought?

Are they changing their name too to the North Melbourne Angry Eyes?