Some of the best work happens over a cup of tea.  

This mantra is one oft repeated, and is what the British Empire was founded upon.  However, it's not only empires which arise as a result of a quick chat, Aussie Rules teams can also come into being from nothing more than a few innocent questions over a custard cream.

Such a situation is where the countries newest team, the Dulwich Dragons, came from after Mark De Stefanis turned to his colleague to chat about AFL in Britain.  His colleague just happened to be Jonathan Boyle, legend of the game in Britain and current captain of the GB Bulldogs.  The discussion wandered from general topics along to why there were no teams in South East London and ended up with the question - could it be done?  Could a brand new team come together and compete in the London region?

The biggest rivalry in London footy received a new twist recently with the first ever Under-16 match between the Wildcats and the Demons. In a fiercely contested match, the Lambeth Demons registered a hard fought win over the Featherstone Wildcats at Clapham Common.

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Results are begining to come in from the weekends matches, with some big results changing tables.  The Wildcats beat a strong North London side 16.10 (106) to 8.5 (53) to continue their strong start to the London season.

Meanwhile in the Southern England Region the Southampton Titans showed their strength with a huge win over Chippenham Redbacks 29.19 (193) to  1.4 (10), a result which moves them above Sussex who had the week off.  With the two sides due to meet this coming weekend both will no doubt be spend the time until then working out how to get one over and claim early season bragging rights on the South coast.

The high goal count in that match didn't result in Scott Rymer losing his place at the top of the goalscoring charts however, a position he will be aiming to maintain until the end of the year.

More results to follow soon. 

Well, another big weekend of footy is nearly upon us, and if it's anything like the others so far this season then fans are in for a real treat!  The Southern Region leaders Sussex have got a bye, meaning the rest of the teams have the opportunity to make up some ground on the early leaders as well as giving players a chance to change the top of the goalscoring charts which are currently dominated by Swans.  The Northern Region sees Newcastle and Durham squaring up, with Middlesbrough hosting Hartlepool in the days other match.