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Originally posted by SurfOBBC
That sport is crazy. I saw a few videos of it on TV.
Originally posted by SurfOBBC
wow I just watched a few of those videos and they pull off some pretty nice catches. I wish this would play on TV in america.
Originally posted by scream
first catch is huge
jumped right over the top of them !
that landing has got to hurt, that guy's got game crazy stuff
Originally posted by scream
this is the same as Aussie Rules, this Australian Football right ?
Originally posted by scream
i always thought it was just rugby
Originally posted by scream
whens the london game on eh
Originally posted by mojo4sale
Hey guy's now your talking my game. I played 230 games of amateur league here, the rugby guys like to downplay the physicality of aussie rules but believe me it's tough, i retired about 6 yrs ago and really struggle just getting out of bed some mornings. I retired after my second shoulder recon on my left shoulder, i also had my right done, have had broken wrist, torn achilles (now that's painful), assorted broken bones and many concussions. The great thing about our game , i think, is that just about any size and shape can play the game and excel at it. The skills needed are also great in that you need to be able to catch(take a mark) the ball, handball accurately with either hand, kick accurately with either foot, and in the case of midfielders be able to run anywhere up to 25 km's per game at the elite level. You also get the occasional opportunity to line a bloke up and run through him, it's fun to do, not so great to be on the receiving end, hence the multiple concussions. Any questions i'd be more than happy to answer them for you.
Cheers
m4s
The Geelong Football Club has been confirmed as one of the side's to play in the London exhibition match on October 21st this year.
The AFL yesterday confirmed the Cats will play their first overseas game in 15 years at The Oval, partly as a reward for winning the NAB Cup after the AFL has quashed plans by the geelong Cats to play a 2006 pre-season AFL match in New Zealand.
The Geelong Football Club has been the affiliate AFL club of the West London Wildcats since 1999 and has been a tremendous support of Australian Rules in England.