Pfitzy
Nathan Sharpe (72)
Great doco on Netflix - "FIFA Uncovered"
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Great doco on Netflix - "FIFA Uncovered"
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
It's not 6500. It's 400-500 deaths over 5 or so years. Which is bad, but 169 Australians died it work last year . Which is way too many too.
So the point is neither are great. And both countries exploit people.
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
And let me guess, a lot of you probably support Isreal, buy products which are made by Slave Labour, turn a blind eye to wage exploitation in Australia.
The Ghost of Raelene
David Codey (61)
This has private school guilt written all over it. Teachers telling you how bad you are for being here.
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
If the money is right , then it should be looking into. But would there be a big enough fan base for the game over there?
You can't drink Alcohol over there i think, so that will put a lot of people off traveling. If the game was played in an almost empty stadium except for a few Royals would that do harm to the game? Even if it was profitable.
You can't drink Alcohol over there i think, so that will put a lot of people off traveling. If the game was played in an almost empty stadium except for a few Royals would that do harm to the game? Even if it was profitable.
The Ghost of Raelene
David Codey (61)
Nah you cant. Fifa got stitched up with that one when Qatar said yeah no problem to drinking in designated fan zones but then said no in the immediate lead up...
They worried it would cause some to violate their laws against Public Drunkenness, Sex outside of marriage and homosexuality.
Think we give them a wide berth. RA need sponsors and this wouldn't help.
They worried it would cause some to violate their laws against Public Drunkenness, Sex outside of marriage and homosexuality.
Think we give them a wide berth. RA need sponsors and this wouldn't help.
Members Section
John Thornett (49)
ppl seem to ignore the fact that both left & right pm's of this country are in bed with a country that has no problem with drone striking kinder gardens yet happy to watch the nfl/nba every week
The Ghost of Raelene
David Codey (61)
Wallabies in 2024 have a lot on their plate.
Who's 10, Assistant Coaches, Captain, Geopolitics
They have officially scrambled us all.
Who's 10, Assistant Coaches, Captain, Geopolitics
They have officially scrambled us all.
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
I can't see there being a big crowd then . I doubt many Australians in Europe will want to travel to a country where you can't drink.
Why won't it help with sponsors? Did many sponsors pull out of the soccer world cup?
And those games were mostly played packed stadiums. So im sure the majority of people can see through the double standards.
The Ghost of Raelene
David Codey (61)
Thinking more of Rugby in Australia over Fifa.
Qantas definitely made its presence felt with Folau. Still paying for it
Qantas definitely made its presence felt with Folau. Still paying for it
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
Cadbury has Child Labour and Palm oil sourcing issues, but no one seems to care about that. Did the Australian soccer team lose any sponsors over Qatar?
upthereds#!
Peter Johnson (47)
If it get's us more money - long live our arabian overlords.
Penriff_boy
Billy Sheehan (19)
One game in Qatar, Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
Hopefully that that will give a good cash boost.
Hopefully that that will give a good cash boost.
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John Thornett (49)
Dubai the stadium is too small & way out of town & the stadium in Abu Dhabi is only 15k.
Best options would be
Twickenham 82k
National Stadium Japan 48k
Hong Kong Stadium 40k
Lusail Stadium (will be around 40k soon)
USA might be too hard at the time of year that we would go being the start of the NFL season
The Ghost of Raelene
David Codey (61)
HK all the way. Squeeze the juice out of it before its done in that place.
Plenty of ex pats from Rugby playing nations that would go and it's not a hard place to get to from Aus.
Plenty of ex pats from Rugby playing nations that would go and it's not a hard place to get to from Aus.
stillmissit
Peter Johnson (47)
There are different levels of intelligence and I am not referring to their education but to their ability to take on what needs to be done on a rugby field. IE how can these guys be training professionally and miss as many tackles as they do? How can they play the game, make a break, and not look both ways? How can they arrive first at a breakdown and not secure the ball or look for a turnover on it goes, we are so weak in so many areas of basics. Look at Portugal and how their D performed against Fiji compared to ours and that was just one area, the problem should be obvious to us all.
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John Thornett (49)
Thats why I like twicks, it was a gold mine for eng/rsa/nz & that was only a warm up game for the rwc. We play eng 2 weeks after that could be a good holiday for fans
stillmissit
Peter Johnson (47)
I am talking about the whole team of which Pone is an example, I have no opinion on Nongoor.
stillmissit
Peter Johnson (47)
All work for a wage is a form of slavery by your calculation. I am tempted to agree only from my own personal experience.