AFL; abbreviation of Australian Finger League
A sport which pits competitors against each other in the sport of 'australian fingering'.
A 6 point score or 'finger' can be made when the competitor presents the middle finger upright with the remaining fingers closed in a tight fist and has his/her opponent unwillingly look at the finger.
1 point is allocated when the opponent knowingly looks at the finger.
Arguments often escalate into all out war which generally ends in a match of FIFA 08 on the nearest Xbox 360 and sometimes... only sometimes, on a Playstation 3.
A sport which pits competitors against each other in the sport of 'australian fingering'.
A 6 point score or 'finger' can be made when the competitor presents the middle finger upright with the remaining fingers closed in a tight fist and has his/her opponent unwillingly look at the finger.
1 point is allocated when the opponent knowingly looks at the finger.
Arguments often escalate into all out war which generally ends in a match of FIFA 08 on the nearest Xbox 360 and sometimes... only sometimes, on a Playstation 3.
by David O'Donoghue August 4, 2008
A sport played in Australia with derivations from soccer and rugby. The aim of the game is to score more points than the other team by kicking an oddly shaped red or yellow ball between the goal posts or the point posts. It is played mainly in the southern Australian cities (Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth) but has lots of talent scouted from the Northern Territory.
The game is a fast paced and exciting contact sport. Players are often sprint fit and very agile. Tight fitted uniforms are worn to prevent tackling from opposition players. The game involved more strategic skill than purely brawn based sports such as Rugby. There is a large AFL betting culture. The game is watched by people of all socio-economic backgrounds and is more watched and followed than sports such as soccer, basketball, and rugby in the southern cities.
The game is a fast paced and exciting contact sport. Players are often sprint fit and very agile. Tight fitted uniforms are worn to prevent tackling from opposition players. The game involved more strategic skill than purely brawn based sports such as Rugby. There is a large AFL betting culture. The game is watched by people of all socio-economic backgrounds and is more watched and followed than sports such as soccer, basketball, and rugby in the southern cities.
by Lewis-T February 5, 2013
by teeemop September 13, 2008
by YOURHAZ July 8, 2019
a game where big sweaty boys smack in to eachother with maximum force. the players love pulling down eachothers shorts and seeing eachothers ass.
by shortygotthemapplebottomjeans May 14, 2023
AFL, standing for Australian Football League - is the highest level of professional Australian rules football. Possibly the greatest sport ever invented.
AFL is football for real men.
It sure as hell beats American football, as the players don't wear all that pathetic padding/protection.
Anyone who says AFL is gay, is either an American who has never watched a game of real AFL football, or a stuffy Pom who thinks soccer is real football.
The main premise is to kick the ball through posts to score points. While avoiding getting tackled by other players.
More skill is involved in Australian Rules Football than Rugby League, yet many people fail to realize this.
AFL is football for real men.
It sure as hell beats American football, as the players don't wear all that pathetic padding/protection.
Anyone who says AFL is gay, is either an American who has never watched a game of real AFL football, or a stuffy Pom who thinks soccer is real football.
The main premise is to kick the ball through posts to score points. While avoiding getting tackled by other players.
More skill is involved in Australian Rules Football than Rugby League, yet many people fail to realize this.
by TheHitMan77 July 5, 2011
The premier league of Australian Rules football in Australia, the world's best sport.
It is not to be confused with the sport itself (see link).
It is not to be confused with the sport itself (see link).
by Ash January 16, 2005