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Originally posted by defenderDX:I think "toughness and technique" would be a better option. It's so interesting because it's the only sport that is the MOST physical, but at the same time is one of the most strategic and technical. It's like controlled chaos.
A hard-hitting, gang tackling, violent match of chess. I love it.
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
To look at Vernon Davis butt crack.
Originally posted by valrod33:
Originally posted by ninerfan4life:
To look at Vernon Davis butt crack.
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Originally posted by Aussie49ah:
I think the main reason is the fact it's a part of the culture, you guys are brought up on football just like Australians are raised on AFL It becomes a part of you from the first time you kick a footy with your old man then in the schoolyard with your mates etc. It's always there no matter how bad your week has been it can be turned around by your team getting a W
Anyone ever watched an AFL game? Think we might have you on the physicality levels
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:Originally posted by Aussie49ah:I think the main reason is the fact it's a part of the culture, you guys are brought up on football just like Australians are raised on AFL It becomes a part of you from the first time you kick a footy with your old man then in the schoolyard with your mates etc. It's always there no matter how bad your week has been it can be turned around by your team getting a W
Anyone ever watched an AFL game? Think we might have you on the physicality levels
I've watched some and yes Aussie rules football is crazy physical . . . as is Rugby. I played football as an offensive lineman, usually center, for 12 seasons and never had worse than bruises and hyper-extensions. I played Rugby for two years and was done after I severely compressed some vertebrae during a scrum. I've been going to a chiropractor a couple time a year ever since.
