American football

Is anyone here actually following this?

I’ve watched a few clips on TV, and honestly, they look like flies without heads, just buzzing and jumping all over the place. Plus, the field is circular... 😕

But I guess the main thing is how much Australians go crazy for it. And the refs seem pretty chill. 😁

Keep an eye out—it’s not just happening, there’s actually a club right here in Washington, D.C., and we’re about to kick off training sessions soon. So, if you're interested, hit me up via email or PM. Once we get enough people together, we'll get the drills organized.

http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/zgfooty/

Next summer, a group of American Australians is heading to Washington, D.C., looking to play us a match. There are clubs over in Vienna, Prague, Germany, and France too—and with some help from the Australian Embassy, it's pretty likely the club will be traveling for games.

Besides this club in Washington, D.C., there's also the American club in Melbourne that plays in the Multicultural Cup every single year.

http://www.aussierulesinternational....photos2004.php

The London European Union Cup is coming up in a month; we've been invited, but since we don't have a full squad yet, we'll have to sit this one out until next year. Personally, I'm heading to a coaches clinic and plan to catch those games, plus the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Seattle Seahawks matchup.

http://www.aussierulesuk.com/eucup/

Glad someone finally stirred the pot with this topic. I’m really hoping the skeptics—you know, the ones who think this is just a mindless sport—actually show up to training and realize how wrong they are. I've got about 30 tapes of matches back home, and I'd be more than happy to walk anyone through the details of what is, hands down, the greatest sport on the planet.