
A banana kick or sometimes called a check side kick is when the ball goes in the air as a banana shape or a boomerang.
Ruckwork is one of the unique plays of Australian Football, it consists of two men running into each other knocking the ball to their team mate when the game restarts.
A drop kick is not used in todays football competitions but it still remains a popular skill among many purists who practice it at training or kick to kick with a mate.
One of the fastest ways to transport the ball from side of the field to the other is to run with the ball but bouncing a round ball every 15 meters requires skill.
Tackling is important, you can be tackled front on, side and from the back which creates hard but also dangerous tackles so its important that you tackle correctly.
Posted on 25 July 2008
Round 17 is about to start off with a flyer of a Friday night game in Hawthorn vs Geelong. Continue Reading
Posted on 23 July 2008
Did you know tripping and pushing was allowed in the 1800s? Find out the original 10 rules for AFL that was written up in the year 1859. Continue Reading
Posted on 21 July 2008
Dogs failed their pre finals test and Sydney and St Kilda show they might be the smokies of the finals. Get the rest of the wrapup of round 16. Continue Reading
Posted on 18 July 2008
Round 16 of the 2008 AFL season sees some great games including a top of the table clash between Geelong and the Bulldogs Continue Reading
Posted on 16 July 2008
We try & answer the questions about the AFLs baby of the two new teams in the comp. Can the AFL support them and do we as fans want them? Continue Reading
Posted on 14 July 2008
Biff! Baff! Whack! Solomon 'not so' wise breaks Lings jaw and read for more highlights from round 15. Continue Reading