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Why did irish and aussie football end?

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Because Chris Scott, and Fevola lost their brains. Well they are not the only ones, the aussies seemed to go psyco as soon as they stepped on to irish soil and lost the focus of what the hybrid game was about. The concept was great and the games were quite exciting, until a few ruined it by being complete idiots on tour.
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has it? what a shame.
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Fev the drunk

but dont worry the nice people of Collingwood are to play Dublin latter this year
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It never ended. Aussie football just isn't in season. It will start pretty soon, don't worry.
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Due to the rough play of the Australian players, Ireland cancelled the matches indefinately.
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Yeh it was just too rough. I didn't like the idea though that the aussie players were pros while the irish weren't. Fev was an idiot on the last tour.
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Because it was a stupid concept that should never have seen the light of day

It got canned and rightly so
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The Irish were to soft, they thought the Aussies were to rough
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2 words: Brenden Fevola!

He ruined it all getting drunk in a pub and being violent or something - i think he assaulted someone. Also the Irish complained the Aussies were to rough. bla bla bla
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