Talk:History of Australian rules football
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[edit] Original rules
I inserted the section with the original 10 handwritten rules. It was taken from More Than A Game: An Unauthorised History of Australian Rules Football (foreword by Martin Flanagan) - ISBN 0522847722. The author/s quoted the orignal text, I quoted them. -- Htra0497 12:46, 3 September 2007 (UTC)
