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Jun 6, 2011 Captain Kirk's International Odyssey Reaches the U.S.A!
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In January of this year, former Sydney Swan's Captain and 12 season AFL veteran Brett Kirk and his family of 6 embarked on a world wide tour to promote our great game of footy and the 2011 AFL International Cup. Brett's journey so far has taken him to the far corners of the globe including New Zealand, Sri Lanka, India, South Africa, Israel, the UK, Italy, Spain, Denmark, Canada and next week, the U.S.! Read more » |
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Jun 3, 2011 Official, Main Host Hotel for 2011 Nationals Announced The USAFL Nationals committee is pleased to announce that the Wyndham Garden Hotel will be the main host hotel for the 2011 Nationals. All meetings, the USAFL Annual General Meeting (AGM), clinics and the Friday night registration and welcome function will be held at the Wydham. Read more » |
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Jun 3, 2011 AFL on ESPN2 Cancelled We have been informed that the AFL matches scheduled for the rest of this month on ESPN2 have been cancelled, however, you should check the ESPN website for the full scheduled. We will keep you up to date if any games are added to the schedule before the Grand Final in September. Read more » |
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May 30, 2011 A Case for AFL's International Development
Mtutuzeli Hlomela (Mtutu), the South African Captain at the 2008 International Cup, who has greatly contributed to the development of the game in South Africa responded to Kennett's comments with the following letter. Read more » |
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May 29, 2011 New York Magpie Selected to World XVIII Team
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May 27, 2011 More AFL on ESPN2! We are please to announce that ESPN 2 will be broadcasting additional games for the remaining of the season. We will do our best to inform you of upcoming matches. Next weekend there will be two games broadcast and one at this stage for the following weekend. The details are as follows: Saturday, June 6 Sunday, June 11 Read more » |
Last week in a Herald Sun article, Hawthorn President, Jeff Kennett questioned the rationale and the AFL's commitment to growing the game outside of Australia. "I don't know why they do it. AFL football will never be an international game. To be quite honest, I would rather my players, if they were asked, didn't go on the trip. It's an unnecessary risk. I think it's just a junket for the officials of the AFL and the media.''
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