Talking Footy

Norway
The Oslo Trolls formed in 2005 as Norway's first Australian rules football club, but didn't play their first match until hosting the Karlstad Dragons from Sweden in August 2008. Prior to this, players from the Trolls had travelled to western Sweden to play in club matches with the teams in Karlstad and Gothenburg.

The second club to form in the Oslo area were founded in early early 2009 in the town of Ã…s. This club is nicknamed the Ã…s Battlers, after the Australian expression Aussie battler, due to the name of the town sounding similar to the first syllable of Aussie. The Oslo Trolls and Ã…s Battlers played their first match against each other in August 2009.

In May 2009, a group started playing social matches in the northern city of Tromsø. This club is currently the most northerly Australian rules team in the world. The Oslo Trolls are now known as the Oslo Crows.


http://www.aussierulesinternational.com ... ope/norway

two AFCs, parafeel

http://www.rugbyleaguenorge.com/2011/10 ... new-clubs/

RLNorge are proud to announce the formation of a number of new clubs from all over Norway.

Along with the five clubs already established in Norway, the ranks will soon be joined by The Porsgrunn Pirates in the South, The Stavanger Wolves and Bergen Panthers in the West and The Namsos Wildcats, Bodø Bandits and Tromsø’s second club the UT Trolls from the North.

RLNorge CEO Warren Heilig said, “We are so proud that our game is growing so well. It just goes to show you the strength of the product in Rugby League”.

RLNorge are looking into establishing even more new clubs for 2013. Please stay tuned for all the latest updates.

Thread title needs changing.

I have been using rl planet as a reference and they know nothing.
Seems a few people are switching from RU to rl.
Have you gone through all the other threads ?

I'm prepared to concede Norway.

Not all of the nations on RL planet have been updated in a few seasons, Norway for 3 years.