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Good on ya

@@tyromesbunnoir2533 are you being sarcastic

The world is no more afl

Yeah can't wait for the World Cup

FiloAus are the rules the same for both team or does each team play two separate games on the field?

@@mqrkoh Nah Gaelic is better

I agree

1. Gaelic Football 2. Aussie Rules 3. International Rules. I say that as a huge Gaelic Football fan and an admirer of Aussie Rules. International Rules is a nice distraction for both, but it's far too Aussie Rules for the Irish and far too Gaelic Football for the Aussies.

No way in a million years is it better than Aussie Rules

@@mufc3316 soccer gives you cte from heading the ball lol

You sound like a brain damaged soccer player lol

Sir Spencer I’d rather watch basketball then this and iv never seen a game of nba but it’s ok nothing like footy but

@@betterdenu999 I grew up on rugby and only starting to learn and follow AFL now and with this international rules, I can clearly see right from the round ball, field, goal post set up, that this is watered down AFL.

Conn Benn AFL is like GGA but on steroids.

@@betterdenu999 I think basket ball is boring you just watch someone throw balls in hoop which is boring

@@jimmymadzcfc4836 Someone could say I think foot ball is boring all you do is watch someone kick goals

Actually it was something that was to happen a few years back. Collingwood were going to play Dublin , but it never happened. The seasons of both sports are too long already.

I'm not sure how the AFL season works but I think fitting something like that in around around the GAA season would be very difficult.

@@rohan-ld5rl gaelic football and afl not soccer or cricket at all actually

Its a hybrid exhibition sport that was not played at all last year.

lol this sport ain’t even recognised internationally.

Its a mix of gaelic football and aussie rules football and those games are not really played outside their own countries and this is a mix only played twice a year so of course its not recognised

clay fada 100% but one day I'd love to see this on a more international level

In order for that to happen both codes would have to disappear thats not going to happen.Gaelic football is the no1 sport in ireland and aussie rules likewise in australia.These are the games that are played week in week out from under 6s to over40s in every village town city and suburb in the land.Gaelic football is the game i want to see go international not this hybrid liam briggs

NateDawg they usually only play hurling aswell which is also amateur but they would play hurling for their parish instead

SansCalamity yeah the gaa is an amateur organization so none of the players get paid that’s why there’s so many irish lads playing Aussie rules 💵

Ye like for example Stephen cluxton dublin goalkeeper in ireland is a secondary school teacher

Manus Ur boi their 3 Irish players in the AFL

Yeah, they all have day jobs

Yeah but the Australian are playing with a different kind of ball I think that had to compromise on both sides

L.j is here but considering that the Irish are not professional I think that the compromise about the football is fair

Arkham Gazette don’t Irish people play soccer?

@@ohfollows3125 Soccer is the fourth sport in Ireland after Rugby, Gaelic football and Hurling

Arkham Gazette well that’s no fun

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This is an adapted version of Irish Gaelic football and Australian Football so that a fair competition can be played for both nationalities. This is known as the International Rules competition. There is one ‘International Rules Series’ per year which consists of a two leg series always played between Australia and Ireland only. Players only have to dribble when they are on the ground, other times you see them dribbling is by choice as it avoids picking the ball off the ground and being tackled. The ball must be bounced every 15 steps . Scoring can happen 3 ways; a goal worth 6 points if the ball goes in the net, an ‘over’ worth 3 points if it goes over the net and through the two big posts in the middle, a ‘behind’ worth one point if it goes through the sticks on either side of the middle ones. Tackling a player is allowed , however you cannot pull at a players shirt in the process. If a player catches the ball from a kick 15 metres or further it is a ‘mark’ and the player can choose to take up to 10 seconds to possess of the ball protected from opposition players. Alternatively they can choose to ‘play on’ which will mean play continues when they have possession and they can be tackled. Players can also dispose of the ball by ‘hand balling’ it, however play does not stop when a player catches a handball, even it does travel further than 15 metres.

Yea same....

It might be back in 2020

same

Its BAAAAAAAAAAAACK, next year in ireland.

@@largechips Coronavirus: nah f that

It was a fluke

well, it wasn't... he did try to go for the net @@thurmanmerman2720

Djog because its not a grassroots creation and not a single sport its a hybrid created by the two different governing bodies the GAA and AFL.The Irish are not going to give up playing Gaelic football or The aussies aren't going to give up playing australian football at local level for this hybrid game,grand for international competition where no other outlet is available.The rules of gaelic football are becoming more like this game,but that is to improve gaelic football not to replace gaelic football with this hybrid

EA is working on its first release for 2019.

Sean Patten lmao not a video game

DVDs? Jeez I haven’t used one of those in a while!

It would be good alright.

Richmond wouldn't have the ridiculous bias of the umpires!

Well everyone outside dublin in ireland likes to see dublin being beat.So you could find the bias would be for richmond rather than against.There has always been a dublin v country,, now they have won 5 all irelands since 2011 and 3 a row.

mdjcsmith Melbourne more like city vs city

@@KRW1612 ?

Isso não é futebol australiano, é uma mistura de futebol australiano com futebol gaélico! se quer ver futebol australiano pesquisa por jogos da AFL

Tá morando onde?

Do they not happen anymore?

JoeTheCrows Dad only of international rules

Yes that is a rule carried over from gaelic football.

No, it’s a mix between Gaelic and Australian football.

Niall hickey with a football

No it's a Gaeilic football because the sports are similar they combine them

Really?... You don't get enough of that during the year? But still you have to be the guy that wants it all even though you're getting it the whole time.

Yep state of origin would be far more interesting than this crud

better game would be WA vs VIC, SA don't have enough good players at the moment

Cuddly Bunny A mix, some rules from each sport, advantages are the ball and 'under' goal for Irish, tackling and running for Aussies

So, the Irish don't run in their game? How about this. Round ball (Gaelic) Netted goal as in soccer (Gaelic) Small rectangular field of play (Gaelic) Smaller number of players (Gaelic) Handball limitation (Gaelic) Ball possession restriction if not on feet (Gaelic) Bouncing restriction (Gaelic) Punching, slapping, heading, elbowing the ball into the net for a 6 pointer (Gaelic) Kicking slightly backwards to a team mate is an offence (Gaelic) There's more, but hey, you get my drift!

Kicking the ball backwards is not an offence in gaelic. Its not a mark ,but you can still kick backwards in this game here as well. There is no handball limitation in gaelic. Also usually no gaelic pitch(largest rectangular pitch in the world) is as small as they used in the adelaide oval its usually 10 metres wider and 15metres longer because being a two sport body it has to be big enough for hurling.For example on St patricks day club finals in hurling and football are played on the same day. The bouncing restriction is not like that in gaelic you can bounce the ball as much as you like but not consecutively you solokick the ball to yourself and after you can bounce,but you can do that up and down the pitch Also kickouts have to only go 13metres and next year 20,but not as in this game to the 45metre line In gaelic you have to use your foot to rise the ball not directly lift as in this game.Look at a real gaelic football match before you make ill informed comments.I have doubts also about the ball it may be round ,but its not the standard O' neills(which i have no problem with)

That's pretty one-sided - how about this: Full time professional players versus players who have full time jobs and train in the morning and evening (massive advantage Australia) Mark (AFL) Four posts so teams can score a 'behind' (comes from AFL) Full tackle which doesn't exist in Gaelic (AFL) Out of these, the big advantages for the Australians are the fact that they are full time professional athletes against amateurs and the tackle...as a result, AFL players will always be better conditioned physically and stronger. If you look at rugby union there is definitely no physical superiority to the Aussies when they play Ireland - if anything the Irish pack usually out out-muscle the Australian one and the Aussies usually have more pace, athleticism and skill out wide. The difference here is the combination of pro v amateur and conditioning for a more physical game. The difficulty with a compromise between two sports is that it's impossible to get the perfect balance to make it an interesting contest - both sides will always feel they are disadvantaged if they lose by a significant margin. In Ireland, this series is really seen as a way of rewarding amateur players for their incredible commitment by representing their country. While it's nice to win it, nobody loses too much sleep if we don't. I think it has a future but will never be a serious international sport, just a celebration of two different sports with proud histories. Just relax and enjoy it.

They are really 3 things 1 the disparity between whats needed physically between the two games 2 The irish struggle with recovery 3 Its nearly the same as no2 GAA intercounty players over train,because the training methods are not up to date.That is also a result of being an amateur sport,because the expertise in training is not their to the extent it is in pro sports

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é uma mistura do futebol gaélico com o futebol australiano, eles misturam as regras dos dois esportes e fazem esse jogo especial anualmente (eu acho)l entre Austrália e Irlanda!

It's AFL cross Gaelic football, I only know that sorry.

polly that’s fine, thanks for telling me!

@@deenathedj6945 It's international rules football. It's a hybrid between Gaelic and Australian football.

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ireland doesnt need Dublin anymore? wtf are you on about dickmilk?

Wonder why Dublin are the best at the GAA then...

Well I love soccer, I guess I am a fanatic, but I love this sport too. A lot of people would love this sport if it were played regularly, as it combines many different sports together

RickyPro It was only invented to get the GAA and AFL. Not a prober sport. Only 2 games are played a year

Munsteer ar là I know

What's with footy fans creepily obsessing soccer fans? Like let us enjoy our respective games - coming from a soccer player who greatly enjoys footy as well

International Rules football. A hybrid of Gaelic football and Australian Rules football played only twice a year between Austalia and Ireland.

its a two game series ireland can still win the series

true

It’s a mix between Gaelic football from ireland and Aussie rules from Australia

Not really because lots of the tackling rules and the two posts on the very outside aren’t in proper Gaelic football

No not at all it’s a mix between Gaelic football which is played in Ireland and Aussie rules played in Australia. It probably is more suited towards the Gaelic football players but they aren’t professionals and have real jobs on top of training so for them to play well against the professional Australian players is a good achievement

It's not our game it's Gaelic football with a round ball and a football net in-between the goal!? What were you watching?

​@@lukeslayerIt's definitely not Gaelic football. A lot of the rules and playstyle is Aussie Rules

@zombievikinggaming4258 yeah it's a hybrid

It’s really not.

It's a combination of aussie rules and gaelic football

Nope

Just me

Nope

yes. i imagine like australia, it's lost a little of its appeal from what the audiences it got over 10 yeas ago. ppl were turned off by the violence but i think it will gain some popularity as the years go on again. it's an interesting spectacle and a nice tradition between the two countries

It wasn't even advertised on tv. I thought these stopped years ago.

Jemima Fulton International rules. It was developed to get the GAA (Ireland) and AFL (Australia) to come together and play a series every couple of years

Okie I play afl so this was confusing it's like footy and soccer together

Okie

its the best sport

Emily Johnston are you aussie? If not, football is clearly the second sport in this match. Rectangular field, cirlcular ball and soccer goals... I’m an Italian/ Aussie so I appreciate soccer and football, but I’d like a proper explanation for Gealic football.

NightHawk X Pipe down

Nigga what, they didnt even have the correct ball shape like they use in footy

M dara Hon the rebels

It's about compromise, they'll play hybrid rules in Ireland, whenever the next series is.

Oisin O'Byrne is it a professional sport in Ireland?

No they don't get paid

@@BrandonjSlippingAway it's our national sport

Gearoid Howley naturally, but your point is what?

bro don't curse Merrett like that

No Dubs in the Irish team, no Richmond players in the Australian team. Including the league's best defender, and a midfielder that just won every award it's possible to win in a single year.

No Ablett, no Franklin, no Natanui, no Selwood, no Rioli, the list could go on.

luke tyson13 lmao why don’t Irish verse us in an actual game of afl

Why don't australia play an actual game of gaelic football.

Chloe Kelly And we would've hammered you by 200 points If we were using the AFL ball..

No