Talk:Australian rules football in the United States
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[edit]"The sport has grown to over 2,000 participants, over 60% of which are American.[citation needed]" IS there a citation for this?Rich Farmbrough 21:09 10 April 2006 (UTC).
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[edit]There are so many assertions in this article that require verification and sources (aside from the www.worldfooty.com website which appears to be the sole source for almost all these 'International AFL' articles). Also, it needs a more neutral and less parochial tone; as it stands a reader would get a rather skewed perception of the game's significance in the United States.CumberlandsAshes81 03:12, 20 April 2007 (UTC)
- While I'm at it there is also a bewildering number of articles on this topic - all of which have basically no third party sources there are also articles for a large number of amateur teams which have questionable notability.CumberlandsAshes81
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