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Hiss 
Joined: 09 Jul 2003
Location: Geelong
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| Post subject: AFL Games In China |  |
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I wonder given the latest behaviour of these little pests in Beijing will the AFL be considering their love of the CCP and keep playing games in China ? Surely after these insults and attacks on our diggers and Australia we would tell them to bugger off and ban any matches over there? How could we possibly think after all this bullying behaviour by Beijing towards its neighbours and us we could just wonder over there and embrace these little buggers and play football as though nothing has happened? It’s about time we used our military to sort them out. Stand up to them. The AFL must not go there even after Covid . I’ll be checking my membership cards, scarves , etc to ensure they are not made in China .
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Big T
Joined: 18 Oct 2003
Location: Torino, Italy
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| Post subject: Re: AFL Games In China | |
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| Hiss wrote: | | I wonder given the latest behaviour of these little pests in Beijing will the AFL be considering their love of the CCP and keep playing games in China ? Surely after these insults and attacks on our diggers and Australia we would tell them to bugger off and ban any matches over there? How could we possibly think after all this bullying behaviour by Beijing towards its neighbours and us we could just wonder over there and embrace these little buggers and play football as though nothing has happened? It’s about time we used our military to sort them out. Stand up to them. The AFL must not go there even after Covid . I’ll be checking my membership cards, scarves , etc to ensure they are not made in China . |
Definitely a good idea to send our military over there to take them on Hiss. It would be almost identical to our Geelong final to watch.
For sure Xi Ping Pong would be very concerned about losing the massive revenue from a port suns game. I think this is perfect leverage for our government to turn the tariffs off, surely losing that game in revenue terms is about equal to the export value of our wine barley and lobsters? On second thoughts, maybe a container of Coolabah wine in a box and a seafood stick?
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duggieboy
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| Cracked me up Big T - good one mate!! |
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