Nah. Man City are. It just happens to be at the DW. If the foreign TV stations could airbrush the 11 Wigan players out of the game, they probably would.
Hopefully a worldwide audience wont be watching 3 sides of the ground full of empty seats.
rugby league version of worldwide? i take it this state of virgin series is shown in china, south korea, brazil, Israel, cyprus, oman, qatar etc????????????
rugby league version of worldwide? i take it this state of virgin series is shown in china, south korea, brazil, Israel, cyprus, oman, qatar etc????????????
Was shown in America, Canada, NZ, UK, Fiji, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, North Africa and the Middle East and Central and Southern Africa live. Was delayed to the rest of Europe and then available around the World on livenrl.tv as every NRL game is.
rugby league version of worldwide? i take it this state of virgin series is shown in china, south korea, brazil, Israel, cyprus, oman, qatar etc????????????
Was shown in America, Canada, NZ, UK, Fiji, Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, North Africa and the Middle East and Central and Southern Africa live. Was delayed to the rest of Europe and then available around the World on livenrl.tv as every NRL game is.
Face it Egg, these people dont want to have a reasoned debate, based on facts, preferring to live in their Eutopian World. Even our bus-driving mod resorts to changing posts to suit his own agenda.
In fact, he’s on now, so you’ll probably not even get to see this post in its present format – it’ll probably look more like:
Let’s be honest about it though, it caters for Aussie ex-pats, and the odd curious chance viewer – similar to the Gaelic Football final being shown on British TV.
Yes, there are football fans who don’t understand the offside rule but what does that matter? I played both codes of rugby until I was in my early twenties, and there were numerous laws in both codes that I never bothered to understand.
The difference is even in places like Kenya and the Caribbean, large numbers of people take time out of their day to watch Premier League football. I know this because I’ve watched Bolton v Sunderland in a bar in Kenya and Liverpool v Newcastle in a bar in St Kitts. In both instances I’ve been one of only a handful of Europeans. If you went into places like this and asked if they had the Rugby League on I’m sure you’d be greeted with a blank expression.
I was once talking to these Tunisian guys on holiday about football and I thought I would get my ” By the way its not a rugby town ” in quickly but I was slightly amused when they all said in unison ” What is this rugby you speak of ” !!! ha ha ha
While we are bring up the understanding of the offside rule lets discuss another one.
As you say some people dont know the offside rule, but most football supporters fans do, the problem with it is, the world governing body FIFA make the rule confusing for some reason.
Now then we have cleared that up and perhaps agreed some people don’t fully understand it, can we move on to this one
How can a team lose a match in a knockout competition(not a 2 leg tie)and not be out of the tournament as happens in the sillyleague play offs ?
as said earlier some dont understand the offside rule, what I am convinced of – nobody understands this rule.
Nah. Man City are. It just happens to be at the DW. If the foreign TV stations could airbrush the 11 Wigan players out of the game, they probably would.
Hopefully a worldwide audience wont be watching 3 sides of the ground full of empty seats.
Hey up Mutts stumbled across this little snippet from chubbie.com