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  1. 1913 in Oceania: 1913 Elections in Australia, 1913 in Australia, 1913 in Australian Rules Football, 1913 in New Zealand
  2. Australian Rules Football Grounds: Melbourne Cricket Ground, Docklands Stadium, Waverley Park, List of Australian Football League Grounds
  3. Australian Rules Football Commentators: Wayne Carey, Eddie Mcguire, Ian Johnson, Jack Dyer, Royce Hart, Malcolm Blight, Ted Whitten
  4. 1938 in Oceania: 1938 Elections in Australia, 1938 in American Samoa, 1938 in Australia, 1938 in Australian Rules Football, 1938 in Kiribati
  5. Australian Rules Football Umpires: List of Australian Football League Umpires, Haydn Bunton, Sr., Glenn James, Mick Cronin, Jack Mcmurray, Sr.
  6. Irish Players of Australian Rules Football: Tadhg Kennelly, Jim Stynes, Setanta Ó Hailpín, Martin Clarke, Colm Begley, Tommy Walsh
  7. Australian People of World War I: Vfl|afl Players Who Died in Active Service, Australian Rules Football During the World Wars, Charles Bean
  8. 1960 in Australia: 1960 Elections in Australia, 1960 in Australian Rules Football, 1960 Vfl Season
  9. National Australian Rules Football Teams: All-Australian Team, New Zealand National Australian Rules Football Team
  10. 1934 in Oceania: 1934 Elections in Australia, 1934 in Australia, 1934 in Australian Rules Football, 1934 in New Zealand
  11. 1926 in Oceania: 1926 in Australia, 1926 in Australian Rules Football, 1926 in New Zealand, 1926 Vfl Season, 1926 Nswrfl Season
  12. Australian Rules Football Television Series: The Afl Footy Show, Before the Game, Footy Classified, One Week at a Time, Tac Cup Future Stars
  13. 1950 in Oceania: 1950 British Empire Games, 1950 Elections in Australia, 1950 in Australia, 1950 in Australian Rules Football, 1950 in Guam
  14. 1960 in Oceania: 1960 Elections in Australia, 1960 in Australia, 1960 in Australian Rules Football, 1960 in Fiji, 1960 in New Zealand

21. Wikiquote:Votes For Deletion Archive/Australian Rules Football - Wikiquote
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The following discussion is an archived debate of the proposed deletion of the article below. Please do not modify it. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page (such as the article's talk page or in a deletion review ). No further edits should be made to this page.
The result was: Delete Jeff Q (talk) 03:03, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
edit Australian rules football
This page contains two quotes, neither of which are about Australian rules football; they both seem to have been said by people connected with it, but the quotes seem to relate only to specific incidents within the sport, not the sport in general. — LrdChaos 13:21, 27 July 2006 (UTC)
  • Vote closed. Result: delete (3 deletes; 1 discounted delete (late); no dissent). ~ Jeff Q (talk) 03:03, 11 August 2006 (UTC) Delete LrdChaos 13:21, 27 July 2006 (UTC) Delete . Concur with LrdChaos. We seem to be developing a number of theme articles with quotes that have only a passing connection to their purported subjects. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 14:46, 27 July 2006 (UTC)

22. Whats Your Favourite Sport And Why? [Archive] - Military Photos
http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/australian_rules_football seen that on television, looks brutal as hell P bloody tough Aussies ;)
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Military Photos General Off Topic and Humor PDA View Full Version : Whats your favourite sport and why? Scottie 09-13-2005, 09:43 AM I know there is another one of these here, but with the new members and so on, why dont we all contribute :)
my favourite sport is Waterpolo
definition:
A water sport with two teams of swimmers, each of which try to pass a ball into the other team's goal.
Its just a great game with great teamwork. And a lotta physical contact :D
http://www.athens2004.com/Images/Sport%20Gallery/Water%20Polo/23%20August%202004/51086789DB007_WPOm_EGY_ESP.jpg Maine Finn 09-13-2005, 09:47 AM Softball.
I played for years and it's something I've gotten fairly good at. Miss it like crazy. Juicy 09-13-2005, 09:50 AM Sports that I am good at:
-Grappling/wrestling
-MMA
-Swing dancing
-Hiking -Wanking Sports that I'm not too good at: -Baseball -Rock climbing digrar 09-13-2005, 09:51 AM Aussie rules footy, best sport ever, athletic, fast, generally high scoring, brutal. If they bought back the biff it would be perfect. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Rules_Football

23. Hooray For FOXTEL [Archive] - BigFooty
1965 (http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1965)) is a former Australian rules footballer (http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/australian_rules_football) and currently
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BigFooty Australian Football League Team Boards Geelong - Total Footy PDA View Full Version : Hooray for FOXTEL JUBJUB 21st December 2000, 09:12 About bloody time FOXTEL got the AFL footy.
Optus have been stuffing around with Geelong residents [and I'm sure other areas] saying they'll be able to get Optus soon.
Well now we don't need to bother with Optus because we can get FOXTEL in Geelong.
"Absatively Posilutely" 21st December 2000, 17:17 great, well we have FOXTEl as well so it will always be good. Channel 7 were bad with the footy up in brissy! gocatsgo 23rd December 2000, 07:40 Since I seem to be the only person actually from Geelong on this board at the moment, Yes HOORAY for Foxtel!
We can't even get Optus vision down here, but we can get Foxtel. Next time a special rate comes in the mail, I WILL subscribe.
Hooray for the Murdochs.........MY GOD WHAT AM I SAYING! JUBJUB 23rd December 2000, 09:18 Gocatsgo
I'm also from Geelong,thats why I started this topic.
Optus have been promising us for years that we'll be able to get Optus Vision.
PIGS ARSE.

24. Dream Land Directory- Sports > Football > Australian Rules
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The official site for the League, with news, previews, and information. Also provides the rules of Australian Rules for the beginners to the game.
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British Australian Rules Football League. ... Since its early beginnings as an ex-pat Australian competition the League has grown to the stage where a ...
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Australian rules football, less formally known as "Aussie rules" or simply "footy" is a code of football which originated in Melbourne, Australia - the ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Australian_rules_football

25. What Is Aussie-rules? [Archive] - Aussie Phorums
I want to know what are/is aussierules .(I am form Asia and age is 18.) http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/australian_rules_football
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Aussie Phorums USENET / Newsgroup gateway aus.* aus.sport.aussie-rules View Full Version : What is aussie-rules? Ext User(faizankhan666@gmail.com) 09-06-2006, 06:03 AM I want to know what are/is "aussie-rules".(I am form Asia and age is
Ext User(Frank) 09-06-2006, 10:33 AM On 8 Jun 2006 11:11:23 -0700, faizankhan666@gmail.com wrote:
>I want to know what are/is "aussie-rules".(I am form Asia and age is
Go to www.afl.com.au and look around.
Regards, Frank Ext User(...) 09-06-2006, 12:33 PM faizankhan666@gmail.com wrote:
> I want to know what are/is "aussie-rules".(I am form Asia and age is
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_rules_football Ext User(David Clayton) 09-06-2006, 07:13 PM On Fri, 09 Jun 2006 08:11:59 +1000, Frank wrote:
>>I want to know what are/is "aussie-rules".(I am form Asia and age is 18.)
I'm beginning to suspect that the AFL is about the last place you want to
go to for info about Aussie Rules footy............
Regards, David. David Clayton, e-mail: dcstar@XYZ.myrealbox.com Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.

26. Forum.DefLeppard.com
Here s some info on the rules and the games history. http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/australian_rules_football http//www.afl.com.au/
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27. Category:Australian Rules Football - Wikinews, The Free News Source
Champion AFL footballer Chris Mainwaring dies. Retrieved from http//en.wikinews.org/wiki/Categoryaustralian_rules_football . More on Football (soccer)
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28. Australian Rules Football
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Australian Rules Football is active in Munich . The local team is called the Munich Kangaroos. They welcome all new (and old!) players each season. In 2004 The Roos were runners-up at the AFLG (Australian Football League Germany) before getting their revenge in 2005 to win the premiership (Munich Kangaroos 13.8 (86) defeated Frankfurt Redbacks 0.4 (4) by 82 points). In 2006, Munich found themselves in the final against the as-yet-undefeated Rheinland Lions. No matter, as Munich came from behind to win back to back premierships (Munich Kangaroos 7.13 (55) defeated Rheinland Lions 7.6 (48) by 7 points). Training is once per week, matches about every three weeks, plenty of social functions. Beginners welcome. The Roos also host the Oktoberfest Cup, which has been held around Oktoberfest time most years over the past decade. The season generally runs from April to August, with the finals played in early September. Training takes place during the season on Thursday evenings from 18:00 in the Hirschgarten park, 5 minutes walk from the train station Laim.

29. Australian Institute Of Sport :: Australian Rules Football
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Australian Rules Football is played predominantly by males with the major league, the Australian Football league, having developed into a national competition. It is played from primary school upwards, at a variety of levels both amateur and professional.
The traditional line up sees five lines of three players spread from one end of the ground (backs) to the other (forwards), with the other three players set to follow the play. However, as the game has evolved into a more mobile style of play, these traditional lines have lost much of their former meaning. In addition to running, players must leap to mark or punch the ball, deal with tackling, quick changes in direction and handballing.
Training
The football year can be divided into three sections: pre-season, season and off-season. The length of each section will vary with the level of competition. A typical outline would be:
  • Off Season: 6-8 weeks of little or no scheduled training. Some clubs recognise that this is a time where body fat levels increase, and as a result require players to sign contracts regarding body fat levels that players are allowed to return at in the new season. Lean muscle tissue will also decrease over this period, as weight and skill sessions have stopped.

30. Australian Rules Football - ArmchairGM - Sports Wiki Database
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31. Australian Rules Football - Conservapedia
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(Redirected from Australian Rules Football Jump to: navigation search Goal posts at Subiaco Oval in Western Australia Australian Rules Football , sometimes called Aussie Rules or AFL , differs from most types of football in that it is played on an oval field instead of the usual rectangular field used by rugby and soccer . At its highest point this type of football is overseen by the Australian Football League (AFL) which is a national competition of 16 teams. Aussie Rules is one of Australia 's most popular sports, especially AFL as a spectator sport. The Grand Final can attract up to 100,000 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground each September. Australian rules football is the sport most attended by Australians; in 2006 2.5 million people had attended at least one Aussie Rules game in the preceding 12 months. Each Aussie Rules team consists of 18 players who remain on the field for the entirety of the game (with some interchange and injury times). The aim of the game is to kick a ball, shaped somewhat like a rugby ball, through two upright posts at either end of the oval. Each "goal" is worth six points. A miss of a "goal" is called a "behind" and is worth one point. If the ball is rushed through the goal posts by the opposition or is touched by any part of the body beyond the leg then one point is scored. This leads to score lines which indicate goals, points and totals such as 11.15 (81). The game consists of large kicks (often over 60 metres) and spectacular jumps

32. Australian Rules Football Domain References On Wikipedia
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Australian rules football, also known as Australian football, Aussie rules, or simply "football" or "footy" is a code of football played with a prolate spheroid ball, on large oval shaped fields (cricket fields), with four posts at each end. No more than 18 players of each team are permitted to be on the field at any time, with fourRule 5.

33. Category:Australian Rules Football - AboutUs Wiki Page
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34. CBBC Newsround | Guides | Sport | Australian Rules Football
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36. Chumbawamba - Australian Rules Football - Lyrics From LyricWiki
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37. Australian Rules Football
AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL. Also known as Aussie Rules or Footy, this sport is considered Melbourne s main religion. Although the whole country now takes
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AUSTRALIAN RULES FOOTBALL Also known as "Aussie Rules" or "Footy," this sport is considered Melbourne's main religion. Although the whole country now takes pride in this local game, it originated in the state of Victoria, and Melbourne remains the best place to see a match.
The game consists of 18 players on each team and is played on an oval-shaped field. The rules are an interesting mix of laws derived from rugby and Gaelic football. Players can kick or punch the ball (but not throw it), and they can run with the ball, as long as they bounce it every 15 meters. The game is extremely physical and although tackling and bumping is completely acceptable, pushing will draw a penalty. A ball kicked between the two larger goal posts without being touched is a goal and worth six points. A "behind" which is worth 1 point can be scored a variety of ways.
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