AFL agree new code of conduct in International Rules

Australian football officials agreed a new code of conduct for the International Rules series today to eliminate the violent tackles that had put its future at risk.

AFL agree new code of conduct in International Rules
Wed, 25 Jan, 2006 - 12:10

Australian football officials agreed a new code of conduct for the International Rules series today to eliminate the violent tackles that had put its future at risk.

Both GAA bosses and members of the Australian Football League (AFL) said unsporting behaviour of some players during the 2005 series was totally unacceptable and not in line with the rules or the spirit of the matches.

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