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International rules - an expanding concept

Psquare · 2004-10-31 15:43:52

The hybrid game is starting to live up to its name - not just with crowds topping 100,000 each series - but as a sport played in Canada, USA, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore. Don't believe me? then see - Sure it is early days but the Croke Pk and AFL hierarchy keep mentioning America in the context of these Test…

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The hybrid game is starting to live up to its name - not just with crowds topping 100,000 each series - but as a sport played in Canada, USA, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore.

Don't believe me? then see -

Sure it is early days but the Croke Pk and AFL hierarchy keep mentioning America in the context of these Test matches. The suggestion is not without some basis in reality - see article Inter-rules - the future?

What are your thoughts? And couldn't GAA with clubs now across the same countries as Aussie rules, do with a news site like worldfootynews.com?

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