dzilla wrote: » #LetsAvit
decies wrote: » A large crowd were at the RSC Sunday to cheer on the Waterford Wolves as they took on the Cork Admirals in a 2pm KO. While the sun shone brightly over head unfortunately lady luck did not shine on the wolves as the admirals were first to strike following confusion in the special teams unit. Under the guidance of Steve Hayes QB of the admirals, they soon managed to establish a strong passing game. Wolves did however get on the board following good work by Franklin Tchiofo to give 6 points to the Waterford side. Final score at the RSC Waterford Wolves 6 Cork Admirals 33. Next home game 19 April V Dundalk Mavericks. Podcast of Game here: http://opentemposss.podbean.com/e/cork-admirals-waterford-wolves-iafl-conference-1-22315/
dzilla wrote: » #GoWolfPack
decies wrote: » Now that the NFL season is but a distant memory, we move on from that unforgettable Super Bowl and concentrate on the local scene with the Waterford Wolves, front and centre. This Sunday 2pm the RSC Waterford is the place to be as Wolves take on the Cork Admirals in their first iafl 1 game of the season on the back pitch to the right of new stand. A huge crowd is expected to turn out to roar on the wolves against what promises to be a tough opponent from Cork. The forecast is good so get out and support your local American Football Heroes, while your out there,say hello to those charming men from Open Tempo Sport who will be broadcasting the game live online via their Open Tempo Sports App.Lets go Wolves,Lets go.
katydid wrote: » I tried watching the Superbowl once. Watching a bowl of soup would have been more interesting. What is exciting about a sport where everyone dresses up like Michelin men, and takes a break for ads every five minutes? I hope the live game is a bit better than that.
dzilla wrote: » #GoWolves
katydid wrote: » Great defence of the game there, pal...
decies wrote: » Good grief a conversation in the Wolves Thread. A lot of the problems stem from the fact that most of us were brought up under the influence of the likes of soccer and Gaa. It can be hard sometimes to think that's all there is out there . I myself like many sports many of those are so called minority ones but American Football is probably my favourite . It can be difficult to get Irish people to go to games here but Waterford Wolves get more fans than majority of any teams in Ireland. I recommend people to try to find out more about how the game is played, and come out to the RSC next year to see them play .
katydid wrote: » Not sure if you could term it a conversation! As I said, from the outside all I see is Michelin men running around and stopping every five minutes. It seems really slow moving and boring compared to other field sports. Especially compared to rugby... But whatever rocks your boat...
decies wrote: » Right let's get the biggest crowd out to the RSC this Sunday 2pm for the crucial playoff game against the Meath Bulldogs . Let's go Wolves . Let's Go.