Was this the amatuers league?
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Don't build one at home kids
Not a good idea
Don't build one at home kids
Not a good idea
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That competition only started in 1950. I don't think it has any connection to the Amateur League:
[?]R FOOTBALL OR OUTER [?]UBURBS - Sporting Globe (Melbourne, Vic. : 1922 - 1954) - 22 Apr 1950
[?]Hogg president of the recently [?]tropolitan Football League, relates [?]the benefit of Globe readers, how the [?]sation came into being and the reasons ...
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Arrested for barracking against Richmond
Ted Whitten in an interview with the Coodabeens c 1980s
I suppose you're first league game has got to be your highlight.
It may change with a lot of people's as the years roll-on
but if you really go back the nitty-gritty your first game is fantastic
Anyway, I ran out on to the ground, and did the lap, the wave to all the neighbours,
and all my family were there to waving to us you know .
I went to my position at CHF and I saw this monster coming towards me
I thought to myself this is not him anyway oil dripping all over him. - Hair !
It was him and I shook hands I said to him all the best Mr Fraser
and he gave me a little tap in the ankle, and said
“You skinny little runt ! You watch what your doing today!”
The ball was bounced, and it knocked towards me, and I play in front and I ran to the ball
Fraser said eh “Don't be silly kid”
and I just stopped (in fright in actual fact), and he pushed me in the back, I got a free kick.
It was only 15 seconds into the game. I've got the ball. He said:
“ Kick this It'll be the biggest mistake you've ever made in your life”
We'll I'm terrified (!) I don't know whether to kick a Drop kick or a Punt kick or what to do
Anyway , kicked a goal fortunately. He said: “That's the biggest mistake you've ever made “
I got to half time and I kept running around thinking
Where's Charlie? but Charlie was in the back pocket
so it was silly to running down the back pocket for Charlie to stitch him up
So come out after half time and halfway through the third quarter
I was going for a mark (you know) running it back the same way as a ball was going,
the last thing I can remember that day is “This is it kid” and Fraser goes me right down the middle
lights went out and off I went ….
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I suppose you're first league game has got to be your highlight.
It may change with a lot of people's as the years roll-on
but if you really go back the nitty-gritty your first game is fantastic
Anyway, I ran out on to the ground, and did the lap, the wave to all the neighbours,
and all my family were there to waving to us you know .
I went to my position at CHF and I saw this monster coming towards me
I thought to myself this is not him anyway oil dripping all over him. - Hair !
It was him and I shook hands I said to him all the best Mr Fraser
and he gave me a little tap in the ankle, and said
“You skinny little runt ! You watch what your doing today!”
The ball was bounced, and it knocked towards me, and I play in front and I ran to the ball
Fraser said eh “Don't be silly kid”
and I just stopped (in fright in actual fact), and he pushed me in the back, I got a free kick.
It was only 15 seconds into the game. I've got the ball. He said:
“ Kick this It'll be the biggest mistake you've ever made in your life”
We'll I'm terrified (!) I don't know whether to kick a Drop kick or a Punt kick or what to do
Anyway , kicked a goal fortunately. He said: “That's the biggest mistake you've ever made “
I got to half time and I kept running around thinking
Where's Charlie? but Charlie was in the back pocket
so it was silly to running down the back pocket for Charlie to stitch him up
So come out after half time and halfway through the third quarter
I was going for a mark (you know) running it back the same way as a ball was going,
the last thing I can remember that day is “This is it kid” and Fraser goes me right down the middle
lights went out and off I went ….
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Bulletin June 1968
sporting world 1984
This is a pic of a painting in the book
Ian w Abudulla: "Elvis has left the building" (Fox and Maughan 2003)
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Former football player pledges to donate brain to science due to head trauma concerns
Austin Robertson Jnr, who was concussed five times during his Aussie Rules career, believes he has developed chronic traumatic encephalopathy from repeated head trauma.
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Joe Poulter
Sports Novels 1955
Sports Novels 1955
Richard Osborne 1993
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No brain damage, Osborne told rest - The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995) - 25 May 1993
SYDNEY: Injured Swans forward Richard Osborne wants to return to the football field this year, despite being advised to ...
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New South East SA footy structure proposed, with two leagues to replace existing competitions
Long-awaited changes to football in South East South Australia have been released, with consultation with clubs to start soon.
www.abc.net.au
This Sporting Life 1950
Unfortunately, can find the pic of him going goalward without the ball as Illustrated Tasmanian Mail is not on Trove
Who loves short shorts?
Unfortunately, can find the pic of him going goalward without the ball as Illustrated Tasmanian Mail is not on Trove
Who loves short shorts?
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NPR on the 2010 Australian Football League Grand Final
Good luck with this one
www.radiofrance.fr
Good luck with this one
Jouer au pied avec un ballon ovale ... avec le Stade Toulousain Football Australien !
Le football australien, appelé aussi "footy", est un mélange de football et de rugby et ça se pratique à Toulouse depuis une dizaine d'années !
www.radiofrance.fr
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‘They don’t get country footy’: the regional Victorian clubs saying no to the AFL
Concerns over salary caps and a player points system are spreading – and one community football league has decided to de-affiliate
Fred Swift 1983
Charlie Sutton 1954
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RELUCTANT 'BULLDOG' HAD A 4-YEAR PLAN - The Herald (Melbourne, Vic. : 1861 - 1954) - 25 Sep 1954
CHARLIE SUTTON, the man who has twice made football history at Footscray; the captain-coach who so inspired ...
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Quite like this podcast:
The Pool Room with Tony Armstrong
Welcome to The Pool Room with Tony Armstrong, a short-form narrative sports podcast that celebrates the winners, losers, and the weird stuff between. You’ll come away with fun, quirky stories and trivia gems that are guaranteed to impress your friends.
www.thepoolroompodcast.com
Fitzroy Football Club bring big time Rugby League to sleepy town
Supermercado
The straw that stirs the drink
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Behold, Phil Carman's lacklustre defence team.
NM 1897 Out in the cold
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Carlton Nth Melbourne link up 1991
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THE VICTORIAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. - North Melbourne Courier and West Melbourne Advertiser (Vic. : 1895 - 1913) - 19 Mar 1897
SOME eight or nine years since, several of the leading clubs of the above body, chafing under the knowledge that they were being out-voted by their weaker ...
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Carlton Nth Melbourne link up 1991
SPORT Premier's concern that clubs may link - AUSSIE RULES - The Canberra Times (ACT : 1926 - 1995) - 19 Dec 1991
MELBOURNE: The Premier of Victoria, Joan Kirner, says she is concerned about a possible merger of ...
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August 2008 interview with Rodney Eade on Radio National "The Sports factor"
www.sbs.com.au
Gold diggers-turned-goal kickers: How Australia’s Chinese community has excelled in footy since Gold Rush
Aussie Rules football is one of the most distinctively Australian phenomena, and the Chinese community, one of the largest and oldest migrant groups. Author Patrick Skene’s new book challenges a general perception of the connection between the two.
www.sbs.com.au
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