Just wondering how the new AFL is compared to the old AFL in terms of level of play and competition. Does anyone have any insight?
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04-23-10 11:10 AM #1
New AFL
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04-24-10 05:48 AM #2
I was told that there may be less scoring in the new AFL...we'll have to see...
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SBR TRIVIA WINNER 05/10/2012
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04-24-10 07:53 AM #3
The whole level is lower.
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04-26-10 11:13 PM #4
Here's the key question:
What in the world is Chicago doing in the same league as Bossier City???
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04-27-10 08:33 AM #5
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04-28-10 02:24 PM #6
AFL is a really sad league and I hope they can do something to get it back to what it was! We need more famous owners for some more pub around... maybe have a drunk fan streak onto the field or something. Anything for some paid football players in the off season!
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04-29-10 11:59 PM #7
Nope.
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05-01-10 04:39 AM #8
man I used to watch it all the time, cant recognize almost anyone anymore, to start again is real tough, hopefully bouces back again
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02-14-12 09:12 PM #9
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