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  • #42,501
  • Dec 9, 2022 10:18pm Dec 9, 2022 10:18pm
And lastly lol.

I loved the video above of those folks seeing AFL for the first time as, by their only reference point, they have to compare it other sports, and then draw the conclusion that this game was based on components of other more well known sports. But is this an entirely accurate assumption?


Well no doubt someone was kicking something 'like' a ball around thousands of years ago, though most of us know "football" in its relatively modern form.


The History of Modern Football (soccer) from England
The FIFA website states that the first modern soccer game was played in England in the year 1863.
https://macleayindoorsports.com.au/s...n-england.html


Did the AFL include in it some components of Basketball?
Basketball began with its invention in 1891 in Springfield, Masssachusetts by Canadian physical education instructor james Naismith
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_basketball


Volleyball?
William g. Morgan invented a game in 1895 called “mintonette.
In 1896 the sport is renamed “volleyball” after the directors’ suggestion.
https://volleyballscience.com/when-w...ball-invented/


Well what about the NFL in the U.S.
The National Football League (NFL) was founded in 1920 as the American Professional Football Association (APFA)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Histor...ootball_League



So when did Aussie Rules (footy) hit the scene in Australia.
On May 17, 1859, Hammersley, Smith, Thompson and Wills, gathering at Bryant's Hotel in East Melbourne, wrote the 10 rules that formed the basis of what has become today's game.
https://www.afl.com.au/about-afl/history


So if Aussie Rules Football was played in Australia about four years earler than Soccer Football in the UK then what could we determine from that that?

Could we say that AFL has more of a hold on the word football by timeframe.

NOT REALLY

The game that Aussie Rules most likely evolved from, was

Gaelic Football, the luck of the Irish
Gaelic Football can be described as a mixture of soccer and rugby, although it predates both of those games.
The earliest reported match took place at Slane, Co. Meath in 1712 when Meath played their neighbors, Louth.
https://www.rebelogcoaching.com/libr...elic-football/


How does any of this fit into a MUSIC thread lol

Well believe it or not, Aussie Rules (VFL back then) had a Theme Song back in the late '70s

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(Roy Cazaly, was too old even for me to remember him 'playing' lol - but his name became immortal)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roy_Cazaly
  • #42,502
  • Dec 11, 2022 4:48am Dec 11, 2022 4:48am
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  • #42,503
  • Dec 11, 2022 7:41am Dec 11, 2022 7:41am
Usually something calm, like smooth jazz
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Here is something that may or may not be usefull (some aptitude may be required) in helping you code or fix your own indicators/EAs/scripts.

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  • #42,505
  • Dec 11, 2022 1:47pm Dec 11, 2022 1:47pm
Quoting TimeTells
And lastly lol. I loved the video above of those folks seeing AFL for the first time as, by their only reference point, they have to compare it other sports, and then draw the conclusion that this game was based on components of other more well known sports. But is this an entirely accurate assumption? Well no doubt someone was kicking something 'like' a ball around thousands of years ago, though most of us know "football" in its relatively modern form. The History of Modern Football (soccer) from England The FIFA website states that the first modern...
You know TT that football is a religion here and almost all past and current generations grew up with a ball on their feet since they were little little kid.
Frankly I dont really care where this sport was born but I know that if someone visit Firenze in Tuscany they will say that in 1400 a.c. their ancestors played for 1st time the MEDIEVAL FOOTBALL.......and they play the final on every summer 24 June (City holiday), as tradition go ahead year after year.
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  • #42,506
  • Dec 11, 2022 1:54pm Dec 11, 2022 1:54pm
Yd I attended for some time a party of my youngest daughter where all kids were below 18 years old.
Do you want know what was the most danced song in that party full of GenZ boys & girls???
A 70s classic !!! Astonishing!!!

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  • #42,507
  • Dec 11, 2022 4:07pm Dec 11, 2022 4:07pm
Quoting Brixen
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You know TT that football is a religion here and almost all past and current generations grew up with a ball on their feet since they were little little kid. Frankly I dont really care where this sport was born but I know that if someone visit Firenze in Tuscany they will say that in 1400 a.c. their ancestors played for 1st time the MEDIEVAL FOOTBALL.......and they play the final on every summer 24 June (City holiday), as tradition go ahead year after year. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eay-ICyxNqA

Cheers Brix, terrific link

I have watched the annual Medieval Football festival game on local TV news here in Oz (Victoria where I was born are sports mad folks down there).

Now that is one tough Medieval game lol, tough players, and passionate yes.

I also have no issues either with the who, where or when the world game originated.

Mainly it is the use of the word soccer instead of football in Oz that is what gets questioned here hahaa

In Sth America also, a ball at the feet of a youngster from birth lol is close to religion also.


The phrase football which is cited to compare against other world ball sports is the modern part of the World Game we love.
In your You Tube link the front picture has the player with the ball in his arms

There is a terrific PDF out there called "Inverting The Pyramid" (I can't upload as it is copyrighted) which goes through the history of the tactical
implementation changes over time which is a great read if you Google it.

As in Aussie Rules & Rugby over here (and NFL I guess) there are set positions which BOTH teams always adhere to when they line up at the start.
What always fascinated me about soccer football is that either team could line up with a DIFFERENT tactical setup
ie 4-2-3-1, with the other team maybe preferrring 3-5-1 etc etc

The PDF goes through all that, and the historical/national changes that form the basis of the lineups these days.


An excerpt from that PDF regarding the modern English game that was taken to Italy in 1887 by Edoardo Bosio (Torino)
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The following October, another variant, the ‘Cambridge University Football Rules’, was published. Crucially, a month later, the
Football Association was formed, and immediately set about trying to determine a definitive set of Laws of the Game, intending still to combine the best
elements of both the dribbling and the handling game.

It failed. The debate was long and furious but, after a fifth meeting at the Freemason’s Tavern in Lincoln’s Inn Fields in London, at 7pm on 8 December
1863, carrying the ball by hand was outlawed, and football and rugby went their separate ways. The dispute, strangely, was not over the use of the hand,
but over hacking - that is, whether kicking opponents in the shins should be allowed.
- - - - -

One news reporter over here a week or so back said he has worked out the game and the most important player is the Striker.
Maybe he now sees the Goalkeeper has a fairly important part as well from the Quarter Finals

This World Cup Semi Finals stage is now upon us, and the knockout games are showing great attacking desire.

All the best to all Nations still in the hunt.
  • #42,508
  • Dec 11, 2022 4:13pm Dec 11, 2022 4:13pm
Music

Elton & Bernie also had a big run there for a while.


Country Comfort

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  • #42,509
  • Dec 11, 2022 10:22pm Dec 11, 2022 10:22pm
Quoting oportunis
Usually something calm, like smooth jazz
Can you kindly give examples. Some Slovenia cultural exchange would be interesting too.
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  • #42,515
  • Dec 12, 2022 1:45am Dec 12, 2022 1:45am
Quoting TimeTells
{quote} Cheers Brix, terrific link I have watched the annual Medieval Football festival game on local TV news here in Oz (Victoria where I was born are sports mad folks down there). Now that is one tough Medieval game lol, tough players, and passionate yes. I also have no issues either with the who, where or when the world game originated. Mainly it is the use of the word soccer instead of football in Oz that is what gets questioned here hahaa In Sth America also, a ball at the feet of a youngster from birth lol is close to...
WOW!!! TT is a mine of informations a living encyclopedia.......

Yes, they say in medieval era there were many wars almost every year, so the so called sport must had muscles and arms involved, instead than feet.

Is current football World Cup followed so much down under too TT? this will be a surprise for me!
I call upon my father's spirit , watching over me
  • #42,516
  • Dec 12, 2022 1:55am Dec 12, 2022 1:55am
Quoting Phylo
{quote} Can you kindly give examples. Some Slovenia cultural exchange would be interesting too.
Oh I just go to youtube and listen from there. Here is some example
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  • #42,517
  • Dec 12, 2022 2:05am Dec 12, 2022 2:05am
Quoting Brixen
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WOW!!! TT is a mine of informations a living encyclopedia....... Yes, they say in medieval era there were many wars almost every year, so the so called sport must had muscles and arms involved, instead than feet.
Is current football World Cup followed so much down under too TT? this will be a surprise for me!

Hi Brix,

Yes sir, it has a good following.

Especially this month which is now Off-Season for the two other major football codes.

We have good history in World Football (see what I did hahaa ) going right back I remember to the late 70's and Craig Johnson who finally
ended up at Liverpool in the UK Premier League (or Div 1 back then I guess).

Craig was a legend locally (with his curly hair, hahaa) and eventually did some serious business with Adidas and Craig created the Predator Football Boot for them

We also have a well heeled National Soccer League where a few UK players see out their final years over here as marquis players.

I'm still an Aussie Rules fan predominantly though, in season (Mar- Sept)
  • #42,518
  • Dec 12, 2022 4:03am Dec 12, 2022 4:03am
Quoting TimeTells
{quote} Hi Brix, Yes sir, it has a good following. Especially this month which is now Off-Season for the two other major football codes. We have good history in World Football (see what I did hahaa ) going right back I remember to the late 70's and Craig Johnson who finally ended up at Liverpool in the UK Premier League (or Div 1 back then I guess). Craig was a legend locally (with his curly hair, hahaa) and eventually did some serious business with Adidas and Craig created the Predator Football Boot for them ...
I only know Cahill and Mark Bresciano (he has double passport Aussie/Italy) as Aussie players.
But I'm aware that Asutralia it's a solid tough team to face on International competitions.

Holy grail here below from Melbourne HUNTERS & COLLECTORS for traders who searching for the holy grail in trading.....
while I already stopped this search since many years ago
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  • #42,519
  • Dec 12, 2022 4:26am Dec 12, 2022 4:26am
Quoting Brixen
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I only know Cahill and Mark Bresciano (he has double passport Aussie/Italy) as Aussie players. But I'm aware that Asutralia it's a solid tough team to face on International competitions. Holy grail here below from Melbourne HUNTERS & COLLECTORS for traders who searching for the holy grail in trading..... while I already stopped this search since many years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iQI5fdVCvlU



Mark Viduka and Harry Kewell got themselves a nod internationally also back in the day

Great song too H&C, Holy Grail, cheers Brix
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