Commercialise my footy
March 22, 2017
Andy Fuller, University of Melbourne Australian rules football is generally considered the dominant code in our sporting-obsessed nation. It is a hybrid game with contested
Andy Fuller, University of Melbourne Australian rules football is generally considered the dominant code in our sporting-obsessed nation. It is a hybrid game with contested
I drove south today. I don’t have any memories of this ground. This was the first time I have been there. The Saints are moving
Growing up in Melbourne during the 1980s, Princes Park was one of the regular grounds I attended with my father and brother. I was an
Such are the little moments that project one into or away from footy. The game can offer a place for an athlete, a player with
My name is Ery. I am a 24 years and come from Purwakarta – a small city in West Java, Indonesia. I’m a little bit
The AFL is in a rush to be ‘inclusive’ and to be more representative of society. For so long Australian rules has been exemplary of
*Many fans of Australian rules football like to think of it as the world’s greatest game. Yet this grand assertion is often accompanied by an
*This article was originally published on Kunci’s website, here, in June, 2013. Footy is geographical. Footy relates to space. A space that is personal, local