The AFL Footy Show

On March 21, 2016, it was announced that the inaugural AFL women's football league would begin with a two-month season in February and March, 2017. AFL clubs were invited to apply for a licence in this inaugural eight-team competition. On June 15, 2016, the eight clubs selected to form the initial competition were announced. They were the Adelaide Crows, the Brisbane Lions, Carlton, Collingwood, the Fremantle Dockers, the GWS Giants, Melbourne and the Western Bulldogs. Many have welcomed the new

teams were selected to compete in the 2017 NAB AFL women’s competition. As AFL had always been a predominately male sport, there was a lot of doubt as to whether women’s footy would attract to the people of Australia. The AFL women competition is set to take place in summer, before the men’s AFL season to see their full potential. The AFL women’s competition is a large step towards gender equality in sports giving female footy players a chance to show what they are made of. Previous exhibition games

AFL is Australia’s world famous ball sport. The history of AFL goes back to as early as the 1850’s. AFL was created in the winter of 1857 to keep some friends fit for cricket in the summer. As expected since 1857 the AFL has had many changes that had severely impacted the quality of our great game. Since the broadcast of VFL (AFL) in 1962 the average VFL crowds were approximately 23,359 per game, now in 2015 the average AFL game crowd is around 33,352, the style of play has also changed through

Bruce Dawe is considered to be one of Australia’s most influential poets of the 20th century. Dawe’s poems capture Australian life in numerous ways, whether it is our passion for AFL in Life-Cycle or our reckless nature towards war as in Homecoming. Dawe creates very complicated poems reflecting the author’s context relevant to the time period, your context is based upon your reading of the poem, where you may gather different meanings, to that of the original intent, hidden within the text.

are talking about watching the ads instead of the football. Unlike the other ads Foxtel makes, it’s not targeted to the entire sport-playing community, but instead, the target audience is AFL players. This is probably to get more AFL players joining Foxtel, as Prime 7 plays most AFL matches for free. The ad shows an office-worker giving his co-worker some statistics. Then three seconds into the ad the office-workers start talking about their plans for the weekend when one says that they are going

poetic techniques to express his emotions towards the theme of the poem. This helps the reader grasp a better understanding of what Dawe is writing about. The poems being discussed are his poem ‘Life Cycle’ which describes the life of being like an AFL player; the poem ‘Soliloquy for One Dead’ known as a very emotive poem, which deals with the thought of loss and the feeling of grief and lastly, ‘Planning a Time Capsule’ discussing the views Dawe has on what humans are doing to the environment.

“When life gives you a hundred reasons to cry, show life that you have a thousand reasons to smile.” Whenever I think of Dumby Red, this quote is the first thing that comes to mind. Not only did he often say the quote himself, but it also perfectly depicted who he was. No matter what, Dumby always tried to see the good in every situation and always tried to help me do the same. That’s one of the many reasons why Dumby and I were close. He was more than a best friend to me. He was an older brother

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everyone called him Monster because while playing footy all of the opposition were scared of him. It caught on fast. ‘Oh right … umm… I pick … Magic’ Magic was another nickname that had been given. Magic’s real name however was Noah. Noah had gotten is nickname for being so silky smooth when he had the ball he was able to hold onto the ball and get away from opponents with style and was therefore known as magic! ‘Umm… probably… losing to you when we play footy, it’d be quite embarrassing’ magic joked with

heritage. Earlier on in the year after scoring a goal against a rival team, the Swans midfielder charged at a boasters section of the opposing teams crowd with a fierce war cry, ending the cry with a bluffed spear throw. “I haven’t had an opportunity to show that passion, and that pride about being a warrior and representing my people and where I come from,” Goodes said the next day. “There was nothing untoward to the Carlton supporters. It was actually something for them to stand up and go, ‘yep we see