Aussie Rules Football Books

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Long Game (Women of W.A.R., #2) Long Game (Women of W.A.R., #2)
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A Whole New Ball Game A Whole New Ball Game (ebook)
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Game On (Women of W.A.R., #1) Game On (Women of W.A.R., #1)
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“It all made for a mixed first impression. When I watched training with the new draftees, I could see this was an AFL team with some seriously good players. But the infrastructure around the team was relatively scant, felt amateurish and was not what I expected from an AFL club. It was all by virtue of not having a home; we had a nomadic existence in those formative years. At that point most Victorian clubs too still had to be satisfied with unprofessional working environments at suburban grounds, but it is fair to say that Fremantle was at the extreme end of the scale.”
Matthew Pavlich, Purple Heart

“I remember doing kick-to-kick with Micky Barlow at his first training session with the group. I reckon he missed me with every kick. It was a bit of a blustery day and he might have been nervous, but my first thought was, ‘This guy has no skill whatsoever - what the hell are we doing drafting him?’ Clearly, I don’t have a future as an AFL recruiter, because he soon proved me wrong.”
Matthew Pavlich, Purple Heart

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