The Footy Dictionary
The Footy Dictionary
From the do-or-die to danger games, scrappy wins to four-quarter performances, the dictionary of Australian rules football is choc-a-bloc full of unique phrases, cliches and for the uninitiated... banana skins. What counts as must-win? Which players deserve public nicknaming? And how much gusto should each post-victory song earn? Harper Pestinger, Hamish O'Brien, Connor Buttigieg and guest adjud…Social links:
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Coin toss arcs, players with anxious faces and the most generic fixture imaginable1:03:44 - 2
Commeti-isms, purple patches and the footy-loving king of Egyptian pop42:27 - 3
Shushing, scoreboards and the fate of the Auskickers who wore team jumpers51:10 - 4
Ill-suited sponsors, sporadic score announcements and an 1860s legend47:44 - 5
Goalsneaks, commentary shake-ups and prime ministerial ramps43:13 - 6
Sunken seats, smooth jazz and Stonehenge51:48 - 7
The Very Best of The Footy Dictionary52:55 - 8
Love letters, AFL South Africa and a guest appearance from Chris Martin1:23:21 - 9
Ben Cameron | Wool and leather, crepe paper, and the very fabric of the game1:05:58 - 10
Marnie Vinall | Dubious journeymen, jazzed-up jumpers and soup scepticism58:09 - View more clips