Our special guest for this week's World Footy Team Podcast is Tim Smith from AFL Colombia. Troy, Adam are in Melbourne and Greg is in Greece to discuss the latest news and results in world footy.

History: PNG was previously a territory of Australia, and Aussie Rules has reportedly been established there since the 1930s or 40s, and experienced rapid growth. As a developing nation with the ...

Melbourne played host to the 2nd International Cup, with regional Victorian town Wangaratta also featuring for one round of matches. 12 countries were expected with Spain the fresh faces, but funding ...

3. Debate - World footy rankings 2008 - Where to place non-IC08 teams? Thursday, January 29 2009 @ 02:17 pm ACDT ...

Australian Rules football has a long and successful history in Australia. Around the world the game has been much slower to take hold, but is now clearly doing so in several countries, with over 20 ...

Tadhg Kennelly Ireland Born 1981, the talented junior Gaelic footballer in County Kerry joined Sydney in 1999 and was elevated from a rookie to the senior list in 2001, seven times an emergency before ...

Ireland's local league plans to have 16 teams by next year. The Australian Rules Football League of Ireland was formed in October, 2000, after the first Irish Grand Final between the Dublin Demons and ...

Australian football had its genesis in Denmark in May 1989. Mick Sitch, an expat Aussie resident in Copenhagen, placed an advertisement in a newspaper asking if anybody would like to meet him under a ...

In this Episode of World Footy Team Podcast, Troy,Greg, and Adam update and discuss the latest results and news from around the world including a review of this year's ANZAC Day matches.

Donnie Hess from Donnie's Disposal and Coach of the Des Moines Roosters joins Adam to talk about his involvement is two very different sides of helping footy to grow. He follows multiple Aussie Rules ...

Greg Bridges showcases the sights and sounds of the Thailand Tigers ANZAC Day Match in Kanchanaburi. Thank you to all those who were interviewed and involved with putting on such a great event.

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