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history of afl

   
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Early fields were enormous-up to 400 m long and 180 m wide. As a result, kicking, rather than handballing, became the ideal way to get the ball from one player to another. Within just a year of his proposal, Wills and his cousin Henry Harrison wrote a set of rules and helped create the Melbourne Football Club...
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The first official game pitted Scotch College against Melbourne Grammar School. Harrison, considered the father of the Australian game, insisted that the game be fast-paced and elegant, with just enough blood and guts to make it interesting. “Football,” he wrote, “is essentially a rough game the world over, and it is not suitable for milksops...
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