The VFL was where the AFL originated. A man named Thomas Wills had designed the game with his two brothers, for cricketers to remain fit during winter in the off season. Tom, being a Victorian himself decided that he would make a league out of the game called the Victorian Football League. A total of 12 teams were in the league including some from todays league like the Geelong cats. The sport eventually spread to other states and the Australian Football League was created. There are now 16 teams in the official AFL and two more are in the making. One being from the Gold Coast and one being from Sydney.
Victorian Football League was created in 1877.
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Exactly that: leagues. There is the AFL (Australian Football League), and some lower level leagues: SANFL (South Australian National Football League), WAFL (West Australian Football League), VFL (Victorian Football League), etc.
1925. Although it was called the VFL (Victorian Football League) at the time.
Victorian Premier League was created in 1908.
Tom Wills is recognized as the founder of the game of "Aussie Rules Football" back in the 1850's and 1860's. He was not the founder, however, of the AFL, which was founded, as such, in 1990. The Victorian Football League was the first major league founded in Australia for playing the game, in 1896.
Victorian Roller Derby League was created in 2007.
there was VLF [Victorian football league] i don't no any more
NFL (national football league) NCAAF (college football) XFL (X-treme football---banned) AFL (Arena football league) UFL (United Football league) CFL (Canadian Football League) EFL (European Football League)
Everton were the Football League Champions in 1891.
NFL stands for "National Football League," which is the professional football league in the USA. CFL stands for "Canadian Football League," which is the professional football league in Canada.
Sunderland were the Football League Champions in 1902.