AFL GBWelcome to AFL Great Britain
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Intro
AFL Great Britain is dedicated to supporting and developing Australian Rules Football within England, Wales and Scotland. The sport has enjoyed organised league play in London since 1990, has seen varsity matches between Oxford and Cambridge Universities for more than 80 years and since 2005 has exploded throughout the rest of the three countries.
Leagues are organised on a geographical basis and largely govern themselves. On this site, you will find contact details for the sport's entities near you, links to other websites which provide valuable information and a host of downloadable resources to support growth and development of the sport.
Whether you are looking to setup a new club, find a team to play for, find out more about the sport or get involved in its growth, AFL Great Britain aim to provide the information, advice and support necessary to help you achieve your goal.
International Cup Diary
The 2011 International Cup is finished and the Bulldogs have done themselves proud, finishing 7th, in the top half of the tournament for the first time ever. Take a look at the tour diary for more information and photos.
The squad trained hard to earn their places and beat 2 higher ranked teams along the way, losing only to top-5 ranked teams. They're a credit to their clubs and nations and we look forward to the Bulldog's progress into the 2013 European Champs.
Umpires Required!
AFL leagues all over the 3 countries are looking for new umpires for the new 2011 season and beyond.
If you have umpired previously, have played and are looking to umpire or are interested in coming on board, please contact the Umpire Co-ordinator at umpires@aflgb.com.
The latest AFL GB newsletter is now available for download. With details on upcoming events, equipment suppliers and international activities, it's well worth a read!
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Intro
AFL Great Britain is dedicated to supporting and developing Australian Rules Football within England, Wales and Scotland. The sport has enjoyed organised league play in London since 1990, has seen varsity matches between Oxford and Cambridge Universities for more than 80 years and since 2005 has exploded throughout the rest of the three countries.
Leagues are organised on a geographical basis and largely govern themselves. On this site, you will find contact details for the sport's entities near you, links to other websites which provide valuable information and a host of downloadable resources to support growth and development of the sport.
Whether you are looking to setup a new club, find a team to play for, find out more about the sport or get involved in its growth, AFL Great Britain aim to provide the information, advice and support necessary to help you achieve your goal.
International Cup Diary
The 2011 International Cup is finished and the Bulldogs have done themselves proud, finishing 7th, in the top half of the tournament for the first time ever. Take a look at the tour diary for more information and photos.
The squad trained hard to earn their places and beat 2 higher ranked teams along the way, losing only to top-5 ranked teams. They're a credit to their clubs and nations and we look forward to the Bulldog's progress into the 2013 European Champs.
Umpires Required!
AFL leagues all over the 3 countries are looking for new umpires for the new 2011 season and beyond.
If you have umpired previously, have played and are looking to umpire or are interested in coming on board, please contact the Umpire Co-ordinator at umpires@aflgb.com.
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