THE BIGGEST MOMENTS of The International Rules - Fights, Goals and More
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2020
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After the AFL season the All Australian side faces off against Ireland in the International Rules series and these are some of the best moments.
If you think i missed any big moments in the history of these two sides then let me know down below.
In the International rules a shot in goal is worth a 6-pointer, a shot over the net is worth 3 points and a score between the two point posts is worth just 1 point.
It honestly should be an official sport
Slight problem w that because it'd have to be countries only because top gaa players and afl players wouldn't leave there sports to play it
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I actually miss watching these International Rules series as an Irish person. Think it's still pretty cool to see a hybrid of two completely different codes of football being unified into one. I mean, yeah, despite its flaws...I really do hope it's brought back soon enough. Don't want it to go down the same path as the Railway Cup!
Imagine the quality/standards of the game if it happened today. Would be crazy.
Don’t you love seeing all the best AFL players come together
And other countries get involved with AFL
@@italian_stallion2414 yeah that’s true
Here in Ireland saturday mornings as a kid it was wwf and after that AFL..always loved it
@J G There is a lot of catching up to do for Football in Australia. Aussie Rules and Rugby League is still ahead.
But each to there is own. Not everyone call Football/Soccer greatest sport on Earth. It is easiest to get in, but not all call it the best, if it was that then there would be only one sport on the planet
I love the AFL fight commentary over the muted footage of the fight haha
Another great video mate 👍
The best version of football, saying that as a German.
Rubbish. No physical contact. The Irish would be belted off the park.
@@johnhynes7784 Did you just see the video?
@@roscoefilms yes, but I have seen this bastardised game for almost 40 years
I was at the match in Croke park in 2002 when it all kicked off. I ended up with two Australian team jerseys and a rain jacket . 😂😂😂👍what a day. Up the dubs👍
Crowley, Bateman and Hall on the same side in a scrap against the Irish is something of dreams. They definitely knew how to pick a side back in the day when there was certain beef ahaha.
I❤ International Rules Football 🏐 . Peter from Switzerland 🇨🇭
"This is not what we want to see"
Wanna bet?
Surprised the Chris Johnson footage wasn't in this
This is what I came here for and was underwhelmed
Should have seen this when the likes of Jack O'Shea and the Bomber Liston were playing! It was absolutely brutal 😆
It's the greatest sporting competition on the planet in my opinion!
From an American, I like this game. It seems so exciting and I don’t know who to pull for Ireland? Or Australia? I would say Australia because it seems their athletes would have a harder transition into this game from Australia football. It seems this game mimics more of what the Irish are used to but maybe I’m wrong. I’m just a TH-cam junkie American who only knows what I know 🇺🇸
it is a harder transition but AFL athletes are full time athletes while the gaelic players are part time and usually have other jobs. It's usually fairly even but recently the aussies have put them to bed.
aussies mate ;) Check out Australian Rules Football too, you will love it.
Imagine the USA playing a hybrid basketball game on a different shaped court, with a different shaped ball and different scoring just so that country could compete. Play this game on an Australian rules oval, or with an Australian rules oval ball ball or the level of physical contact Australian rulew has and the Iriah couldnt compete. Their size field, ther round ball, their non contact and their bitching when tbey still lose. Stupid game.
The irish players r ametures. They dont gwt paid for this while the aussies do cause they play a professional sport
What's an awesome!!! I hope the Gaelic Football grows up in Argentina.
This isn't gaelic football though ,its a mixture of gaekic football and australian football
I just hope the gaa make more cool competitions
2:39 hahaha fierce/ferocious... hahaja
Anyone know what year the first clips were from
2017
should've added the dog streaker
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Did you see that handball! The ref is blind!!!!!
It seems that when it is held in Australia it is a pretty close game yet when it is ayes in Ireland it is one sided favouring the Irish
Yet when Australia win we are accused of playing to rough
My response to the Irish for that is go to your local hardware store get some concrete and harden the fuck up
I'd agree that we whinged a lot back in the day. The Aussies were much stronger physically and I think they liked to bully the Irish and assert their dominance. The Irish players nowadays are essentially professionals and I think they'd be much better able to compete with the Aussies physically. This series has actually lost interest since the violence was taken out of it. Most people watched it for the rows
Don't forget the Aussies are paid professionals but the Irish are amateur athletes that have other jobs like teacher, builder, banker etc
You should have used inverted commas in your description of their “jobs” we all know the players are training constantly. The job thing is a scam to keep the sport amateur, essentially ghost positions on a salary where they show up an hour a week. Though in the old days I think your point is correct. I actually think these international rules matches may have had something to do with making the Gaa lads more professional without officially being actually said out loud.
@@slightlyokok so every county team with a panel of 30 players is running this "scam" your talking about, Ive worked with several county players and theres actually one working on a building site across the road from me 😂 some of the Dublin players might be doing fuck all but your massively exaggerating
@@superbad3591 so you agree. My point holds water. You agree that some Dublin players might be doing fuck all. You’re correct I was over exaggerating. I’d say the reality is it’s the counties that have good teams and good players. So I’m thinking your work mate was from a shit team and/or shite himself to be on a building site. Did he put work in? Or did he just stand there with a clipboard and go on mysterious 4 hour lunch breaks?
The Irish are more skill-full and beter
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maybe????
I wonder if international rules football would work in the United States. I’m sure there is a way to Americanize the sport to make it work. Might have to change some of the rules.
@Aorange have these positions, 5 forwards (1 center, 2 inners and 2 wings) , 3 midfielders, 2 defenders, and a goalie. Start each quarter and after a goal with a center bounce. I do like the idea of having a backwards pass.
@Aorange also have it where you don’t have to bounce or solo the ball while ball. When the ball goes out of bounds on the sidelines, do like in Aussie Rules Football and gave a ref throw the ball back in the field
So basically ruin the game lol
It's definitely more appealing than Soccer, because there's lots more scoring and things going on, rather than just Soccering on the ground all game and waiting forever for a score.
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Somme people like it...IMHO it's a disgrace. The rules and reffing are not sufficient to guard against malicious injury. I remember an aussi (and it's nearly always an aussi) suckered punched two guys in a row and was actually sent off (god forbid!) only for the rules to allow a sub on..makes no sense.
One of the most skillful gaa guys ..colm Cooper was dragged along the ground for most of one test and he never went back. I remember one year the aussies realised you could throw a guy on the ground off the ball and hold him down indefinitely within the rules/reffing. Farcical shite of the highest order.
Uhm why don't use try a normal footy, you can soccer them
wth are they doing at 7:53
It.looks like "the Haka", it's a war dance done by the All Blacks rugby team before a game, search "The Haka" on TH-cam
@@superbad3591 It's an Aboriginal war dance. It's like the Haka but done by Indigenous Australians. The Haka is done by Indigenous New Zealanders aka Maoris. Samoans, Tongans, Fijians, etc all have them.
For all the Ireland people these bumps are seen billions of times in one AFL game, no offence but for Ireland people who thinks these fights and bumps are rough, sorry but that's how Aussies play. Go Catters
Ain’t nobody giving out about the way you guys tackle.
Lmao these “bumps” are in gaa especially in hurling but also in Gaelic football no one was saying it was rough
Lol, those are in GAA but they have wooden sticks that shlap hard
@@ihonestlydontcare1158 Your media and coaches have a cry about the “tuggery” of the Australian’s every series.
12:13 this IS what we want to see Stephen Quartermaine, you politically correct campaigner you.
Series was ruined by the clampdown on fighting.....it got extremely boring
There is no proper rules. Big mess.