Talking Footy

Moving on we see the Chilean AFC .

Aussie Rules was first played in Chile in 2002, and was part of an experiment for the Alternative Sports Association based in Santiago to introduce new sports into the program in 2004. A small league was planned in Santiago and the possibility of matches against an Argentine representative team was discussed, but these projects did not materialise and the sport went on hiatus.

The country's first organised club, the Santiago Saints, were founded in late 2007 and played their first match against Argentina in 2008. Continued recruitment of locals saw a Chile vs Anzacs match held in early 2009, the Anzacs consisting of the Saints expatriate players and the Chilean team being all-local.

In June 2009, the Saints traveled to Rio de Janeiro for a match against a side of Australians resident in Brazil dubbed the 'Carnaval', the first ever match to be held on Brazilian soil.


http://www.aussierulesinternational.com ... rica/chile

1 team.

Bahahahahahahahaahahahahaahah

Do they play with themselves?

Better than none, like RL in Chile!

Yeah true, probably better than the roostas too aye mattycmuxplutonium?

ParraEelsNRL wrote:

1 team.

Bahahahahahahahaahahahahaahah

Do they play with themselves?

Read and you will learn

1 team sara.

1 Team sara.

do you know the difference between 1 and zero ?

I know the difference between 9 a side and a full team, do you?

That's mean you get half a side.

You can have that.

Even half a side is better than NONE!

Not really, half a side looks like and is a joke, having none means nothing.

Half a side is a little joke. Nothing at all is a monster joke!

Having half a side is a joke and looks like a bunch of try hards getting nowhere, having nothing isn't a joke as it's not relevant.

At least they're trying, which is more than can be said for RL!

How's Serbian and Lebanon AFL going dickhead?

Do they play?

If not, why aren't they putting in the hard work dumbarse?

Sooking parafeel ?