Oz rules game

Flukey

There was some good action and tackling. The Aussies didn't let us away as easily today as they did last week:

Flukey

But when it came down to it, there was only going to be one winner:

The Cormac McAnallen Trophy will stay in Ireland.


We can all look forward to it again next season, and in the meantime we have our respective competitions to look forward to. Roll on 2005.

kilkennycat2004

xern wrote:

what a legend! He wouldn't go off without a fight either!!!

The stewards weren't too bothered by the looks of things.
They have lost a lot of energy at stopping both people & canines since last year it seems. The current pitch must be on the way out

Q_Elexra

Anyone know where I can find highlights online? Or anyone have it on tape?

Someone I know in England wants to see it. Either game though prefaribly the second cause it was the closer game.

Brian017

www.afl.com.au

However you need to subscribe for an annual fee, but you also have access to highlights, interviews etc... of all the Aussie Premiership (Apr-Sept)

Psquare

Big Ears wrote:

Would anyone else love if the compromise rules was played by a couple of more countries ? I certainly would , we could get something like a 6 nations going .QUOTE]

Not so far fetched - but will take a few years. Once the GAA and AFL get this game going right in the USA a lot of the world's soccer fans (and American football and Rugby) will have their eyes opened - not all, but just a few million would have a huge effect on the awareness and popularity of Gaelic Games and Australian rules.

see ane go to story on "the future"