AFL's 150th anniversary celebration
November 27th 2007 01:56
The AFL will celebrate its 150th anniversary next year, which is over one century of hard-hittin', big-kickin' action.
The league will host an All-Star game in celebration of the milestone, which will be Victoria vs. The Rest of Australia.
Brisbane player Jonathan Brown will captain the Victorian side, claiming that it could be the 'highest quality game ever played.'
On the 'Dream Team' (the rest of Australia!), the captain will be Adelaide's Andrew McLeod.
The birthday All-Star game is a momentous celebration, where, finally, players from the East and West coast can overcome their regional differences, shake hands, and agree to stomp on those sneaky Victorians.
Simon Black, Brown's teammate, had only good things to anticipate in the match. When asked if he would punch a teammate on the field:
Now, how about some big hits:
The league will host an All-Star game in celebration of the milestone, which will be Victoria vs. The Rest of Australia.
Brisbane player Jonathan Brown will captain the Victorian side, claiming that it could be the 'highest quality game ever played.'
On the 'Dream Team' (the rest of Australia!), the captain will be Adelaide's Andrew McLeod.
The birthday All-Star game is a momentous celebration, where, finally, players from the East and West coast can overcome their regional differences, shake hands, and agree to stomp on those sneaky Victorians.
Simon Black, Brown's teammate, had only good things to anticipate in the match. When asked if he would punch a teammate on the field:
"Asked whether there would any likelihood of sledging between club teammates pitted against each other he said: "I don't see why there wouldn't be. You don't get many chances to sledge the blokes you play with.""
Now, how about some big hits:
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Comment by Daniel Anderson
This promises to be will be a fantastic game for fans. It will be fantastic to the best 50 players from the comp running around. Something we may not witness again.
Daniel