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{{Infobox rugby league representative team
| Name               = Allies
| Badge              = SoO_-_Allies.png
| Badge_size         = 200px
| Nickname           = ''The Allies''
| Nickname2          = ''The Rest''
| Governing body     = [[Australian Football League]]
| Captain            =
| Most caps          =                        
| Top try-scorer     = 
| Top point-scorer   = 
| Home Stadium       = Various
| 
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| First game         = {{flagicon|Australia}} '''Allies''' 13.14 (92) to 8.13 (61)  Western Australia {{flagicon|Western Australia}} <br> 1995

| First international title =
| First international= 
| Largest win        =  13.14 (92) to 8.13 (61) vs Western Australia, 18 June 1995
| Largest loss       =  22.16 (148) to 14.11 (95) vs Victoria, 10 July 1998
|Nickname3=|Nickname 4=}}

The '''Allies''' is a composite team competing in interstate representative [[Australian rules football]] matches that comprises players from [[Australian rules football in the Australian Capital Territory|Australian Capital Territory]], [[Australian rules football in New South Wales|New South Wales]], [[Australian rules football in the Northern Territory|Northern Territory]], [[Australian rules football in Queensland|Queensland]] and [[Australian rules football in Tasmania|Tasmania]]. 

The senior men's Allies contested four [[State of Origin (Australian rules football)|State of Origin]] matches in [[1995 AFL season|1995]], [[1996 AFL season|1996]], [[1997 AFL season|1997]] and [[1998 AFL season|1998]], and the senior women's Allies contested one [[State of Origin (Australian rules football)|State of Origin]] match in [[2017 AFL Women's season|2017]]. Allies teams have also contested the [[AFL Under 19 Championships|AFL Under 18/19 Championships]] since 2016 for boys and 2017 for girls.

==History==
The team was first proposed as part of the [[AFL Commission]]'s five-year plan released in August 1994. The AFL Commission in 1991 took over as national governing body, which included administering [[Interstate matches in Australian rules football|interstate football]]; this replaced the [[Australian National Football Council|council of state-based governing bodies]] which had run their representative teams independently. The composite team was intended to renew the public's waning interest in the [[Interstate matches in Australian rules football|state of origin series]] by creating a single team which would be selected under pure state of origin rules, and which would be more competitive against the main states ([[Australian rules football in Victoria|Victoria]], [[Australian rules football in South Australia|South Australia]] and [[Australian rules football in Western Australia|Western Australia]]) than any individual minor state team.<ref>{{cite news|newspaper=The Age|publication-place=Melbourne, VIC|title=AFL plan dooms Lions|page=50|author=Stephen Linnell|date=23 August 2014}}</ref> The venture gave players from those states the opportunity to compete against the main states. The team was launched as the Australian Football Alliance in March 1995, nicknamed the '''Allies'''.<ref name="allies name" />

The team's first match in 1995 was a win against Western Australia at [[Subiaco Oval]]. Its last match under the Allies moniker was in 1998 against Victoria at the [[Brisbane Cricket Ground]], suffering a 53-point loss. Its overall record was two wins (both against Western Australia) and two losses (both against Victoria). The best on ground for the Allies in each game received the [[Alex Jesaulenko Medal]], named in honour of future Hall of Fame Legend [[Alex Jesaulenko]], who began his playing career in Canberra. During its State of Origin tenure, the Allies attracted lower crowds than other major state representative sides; their sole home crowd was 13,977 (in Brisbane) in 1998, when a record six Queenslanders were part of the side.

The senior Allies team has not competed since the end of State of Origin representative football in 1999. Since that time, composite teams under the names of '''Dream Team''' and '''All-Stars''' have twice competed in one-off senior State of Origin matches against Victoria; these teams drew on all players of non-Victorian origin, rather than just from the traditional Allies states, and were branded differently to the Allies. These teams played against Victoria [[AFL Hall of Fame Tribute Match|in 2008]] and [[State of Origin for Bushfire Relief Match|in 2020]], respectively. A [[Superules]] All-Stars team plays in the annual [[E. J. Whitten Legends Game]], held annually since 1996 (barring 2020–2022 due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]). 

Since 2016, the Allies team has competed in Division 1 of the [[AFL Under 19 Championships|AFL Under-18/19s Championships]]. The team is selected from the top players in the former Division 2 state teams – New South Wales/Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, Tasmania and Northern Territory.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://websites.sportstg.com/assoc_page.cgi?client=1-3020-0-0-0&sID=69677&&news_task=DETAIL&articleID=37166405|title=Allies join U18 Championships|date=30 October 2015|accessdate=22 February 2020|publisher=Sports TG}}</ref> The team won its first championship in 2023.

==Identity==
The AFL chose the team's name to honour [[The Allies (WWII)|the Allies of World War II]], which were celebrating the 50th anniversary of the war victory that year.<ref name="allies name">{{cite news|newspaper=The Age|publication-place=Melbourne, VIC|title=Allies join state-of-origin battle|page=36|author=Stephen Linnell|date=15 March 1995}}</ref>

The senior Allies wore a [[guernsey (clothing)#Use in Australian sport|guernsey]] with teal and black halves in 1995, and they added a jagged white-trimmed orange field from 1996. Its guernseys and logos featured a stylised letter A formed from a black star on a white background.<ref>[http://img.search.com/thumb/8/8d/Allies.gif/200px-Allies.gif Allie jumper] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110930025426/http://img.search.com/thumb/8/8d/Allies.gif/200px-Allies.gif |date=30 September 2011 }} - Retrieved 23 June 2011.</ref> Since its re-establishment as an underage team, the Allies guernsey remains based on the 1990s design, but it is predominately sky blue, instead of teal, and adds a dark green stripe and maroon cuffs and socks, thus representing the state sporting colour of each of its composite state and territory teams.

In the AFLW, the team has worn orange and purple. The Dream Team/All-Stars have worn all white and gold/tan, mainly to avoid clashing with the darker Big V jumpers. The AFLW Allies guernsey since 2021 also includes green to acknowledge the inclusion of Tasmania. The latest All-Stars design featured a [[Commonwealth Star]] within an A symbol.

==1995 Allies AFL State of Origin Squad vs [[Western Australia Australian rules football team|Western Australia]] in [[Perth]]==
Coach: <br>
Captain: <br>
Vice Captain: <br>
Deputy Vice Captain: <br>
'''<span style="color:yellow; background: royalblue">Australian Capital Territory</span>'''<br>	
[[Brett Allison]] ([[North Melbourne Football Club|North Melbourne Kangaroos]])<br>
[[Don Pyke]] ([[West Coast Eagles]])<br>
'''<span style="color:black; background: lightblue">New South Wales</span>'''<br>
[[Billy Brownless]] ([[Geelong Football Club|Geelong Cats]])<br>
[[Paul Kelly (Australian rules footballer)|Paul Kelly]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
'''<span style="color:white; background: chocolate">Northern Territory</span>'''<br>	
[[Nathan Buckley]] ([[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood Magpies]])<br>
[[Gary Dhurrkay]] ([[Fremantle Football Club|Fremantle Dockers]])<br>
[[Adrian McAdam]] ([[North Melbourne Football Club|North Melbourne Kangaroos]])<br>
[[Michael McLean (footballer)|Michael McLean]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
[[Darryl White]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
'''<span style="color:gold; background: maroon">Queensland</span>'''<br>	
[[Marcus Ashcroft]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
[[Che Cockatoo-Collins]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
[[Gavin Crosisca]] ([[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood Magpies]])<br>
'''<span style="color:yellow; background: darkgreen">Tasmania</span>'''<br>	
[[Chris Bond (footballer)|Chris Bond]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Matthew Febey]] ([[Melbourne Football Club|Melbourne Demons]])<br>
[[Steven Febey]] ([[Melbourne Football Club|Melbourne Demons]])<br>
[[Michael Gale (footballer)|Michael Gale]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Simon Minton-Connell]] ([[Hawthorn Football Club|Hawthorn Hawks]])<br>
[[Ryan O'Connor]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
[[Darrin Pritchard]] ([[Hawthorn Football Club|Hawthorn Hawks]])<br>
[[James Shanahan]] ([[St Kilda Football Club|St Kilda Saints]])<br>
[[Jason Taylor (Australian rules footballer)|Jason Taylor]] ([[Hawthorn Football Club|Hawthorn Hawks]])<br>
[[Paul Williams (Australian rules footballer)|Paul Williams]] ([[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood Magpies]])

==1996 Allies AFL State of Origin Squad vs [[Victoria Australian rules football team|Victoria]] in [[Melbourne]]==
Coach: [[Neale Daniher]] ([[Australian rules football in New South Wales|New South Wales]]) <br />
Captain: [[Jason Dunstall]] ([[Australian rules football in Queensland|Queensland]]) <br />
Vice Captain: <br />
Deputy Vice Captain: <br />
'''<span style="color:black; background: lightblue">New South Wales</span>'''<br>
[[Billy Brownless]] ([[Geelong Football Club|Geelong Cats]])<br>
[[Shane Crawford]] ([[Hawthorn Football Club|Hawthorn Hawks]])<br>
[[Ben Doolan]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
[[Mark Roberts (Australian footballer)|Mark Roberts]] ([[North Melbourne Football Club|North Melbourne Kangaroos]])<br>
[[Greg Stafford]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
'''<span style="color:white; background: chocolate">Northern Territory</span>'''<br>	
[[Nathan Buckley]] ([[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood Magpies]])<br>
[[Ronnie Burns (footballer)|Ronnie Burns]] ([[Geelong Football Club|Geelong Cats]])<br>
[[Scott Chisholm (footballer)|Scott Chisholm]] ([[Fremantle Football Club|Fremantle Dockers]])<br>
[[Darryl White]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
'''<span style="color:gold; background: maroon">Queensland</span>'''<br>	
[[Marcus Ashcroft]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
[[Jason Akermanis]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
[[Che Cockatoo-Collins]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
[[Jason Dunstall]] ([[Hawthorn Football Club|Hawthorn Hawks]])<br>
[[Michael Voss]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
'''<span style="color:yellow; background: darkgreen">Tasmania</span>'''<br>	
[[Chris Bond (footballer)|Chris Bond]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Matthew Febey]] ([[Melbourne Football Club|Melbourne Demons]])<br>
[[Adrian Fletcher]] ([[Brisbane Bears]])<br>
[[Michael Gale (footballer)|Michael Gale]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Ryan O'Connor]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
[[Matthew Richardson (footballer)|Matthew Richardson]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[James Shanahan]] ([[St Kilda Football Club|St Kilda Saints]])<br>
[[Graham Wright]] ([[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood Magpies]])

==1997 Allies AFL State of Origin Squad vs [[Western Australia Australian rules football team|Western Australia]] in [[Perth]]==
Coach: [[Neale Daniher]] ([[Australian rules football in New South Wales|New South Wales]]) <br />
Captain: [[Jason Dunstall]] ([[Australian rules football in Queensland|Queensland]]) <br />
Vice Captain: <br />
Deputy Vice Captain: <br />
'''<span style="color:yellow; background: royalblue">Australian Capital Territory</span>'''<br>	
[[Don Pyke]] ([[West Coast Eagles]])<br>
'''<span style="color:black; background: lightblue">New South Wales</span>'''<br>
[[Stefan Carey]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
[[Ben Doolan]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
[[Jason Mooney (Australian footballer)|Jason Mooney]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
'''<span style="color:white; background: chocolate">Northern Territory</span>'''<br>	
[[Nathan Buckley]] ([[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood Magpies]])<br>
[[Ronnie Burns (footballer)|Ronnie Burns]] ([[Geelong Football Club|Geelong Cats]])<br>
[[Gary Dhurrkay]] ([[Fremantle Football Club|Fremantle Dockers]])<br>
[[Andrew McLeod]] ([[Adelaide Football Club|Adelaide Crows]])<br>
[[Darryl White]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
'''<span style="color:gold; background: maroon">Queensland</span>'''<br>
[[Jason Akermanis]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>	
[[Marcus Ashcroft]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
[[Danny Dickfos]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
[[Clarke Keating]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
'''<span style="color:yellow; background: darkgreen">Tasmania</span>'''<br>	
[[Chris Bond (footballer)|Chris Bond]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Darren Cresswell]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
[[Brendon Gale]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Michael Gale (footballer)|Michael Gale]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Trent Nichols]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[James Shanahan]] ([[St Kilda Football Club|St Kilda Saints]])<br>
[[Paul Williams (Australian rules footballer)|Paul Williams]] ([[Collingwood Football Club|Collingwood Magpies]])

==1998 Allies AFL State of Origin Squad vs [[Victoria Australian rules football team|Victoria]] in [[Brisbane]]==
Coach: [[Damian Drum]]<br>
Captain:<br>
Vice Captain:<br>
Deputy Vice Captain:<br>
'''<span style="color:yellow; background: royalblue">Australian Capital Territory</span>'''<br>	
[[Justin Blumfield]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
[[Aaron Hamill]] ([[Carlton Football Club|Carlton Blues]])<br>
'''<span style="color:black; background: lightblue">New South Wales</span>'''<br>
[[Shane Crawford]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
[[Jason Mooney (Australian footballer)|Jason Mooney]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
[[Brad Seymour]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
[[Dean Solomon]] ([[Essendon Football Club|Essendon Bombers]])<br>
'''<span style="color:white; background: chocolate">Northern Territory</span>'''<br>	
[[Joel Bowden]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Ronnie Burns (footballer)|Ronnie Burns]]  ([[Geelong Football Club|Geelong Cats]])<br>
[[Darryl White]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
'''<span style="color:gold; background: maroon">Queensland</span>'''<br>
[[Jason Akermanis]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>	
[[Marcus Ashcroft]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
[[Danny Dickfos]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
[[Matthew Kennedy (footballer, born 1970)|Matthew Kennedy]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
[[Stephen Lawrence]] ([[Hawthorn Football Club|Hawthorn Hawks]])<br>
'''<span style="color:yellow; background: darkgreen">Tasmania</span>'''<br>	
[[Daryn Cresswell]] ([[Sydney Swans]])<br>
[[Matthew Febey]] ([[Melbourne Football Club|Melbourne Demons]])<br>
[[Michael Gale (footballer)|Michael Gale]]  ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Ben Harrison (Australian footballer)|Ben Harrison]] ([[Richmond Football Club|Richmond Tigers]])<br>
[[Paul Hudson]] ([[Western Bulldogs|Footscray/Western Bulldogs]])<br>
[[Michael Martin (Australian footballer)|Michael Martin]] ([[Western Bulldogs|Footscray/Western Bulldogs]])<br>
[[Dion Scott]] ([[Brisbane Lions]])<br>
[[Matthew Young (Australian footballer)|Matthew Young]] ([[St Kilda Football Club|St Kilda Saints]])

==AFL Women's==
In senior [[AFL Women's|women's football]], an Allies interstate team incorporated players from the traditional Allies states as well as [[Australian rules football in South Australia|South Australia]] and [[Australian rules football in Western Australia|Western Australia]] for a one-off match against [[Victoria Australian rules football team|Victoria]] in July 2017 at [[Docklands Stadium|Etihad Stadium]]. Victoria won by 97 points.<ref>{{cite news|last1=Cavanagh|first1=Chris|title=Big V hands Allies State of Origin lesson|url=http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/aflw/victoria-crush-the-allies-in-afl-womens-state-of-origin-clash-at-etihad-stadium/news-story/8391d118dd931796bc12bb58b5bfc5a5|accessdate=25 September 2017|work=Herald Sun|publisher=News Corp|date=2 September 2017}}</ref>

At the Under 18/19s level, composite teams under the '''Allies''' name have competed in the [[AFL Women's Under 18 Championships]] since the 2017 season; however, these are differently composed to the men's competition. In 2017, the '''Allies''' comprised players from South Australia, Northern Territory and Tasmania;<ref>{{cite news|title=Women's Under-18 Championships kick off in Adelaide|url=http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-05-12/womens-under18-championships-kick-off-in-adelaide|accessdate=18 October 2017|publisher=AFL Media|date=12 May 2017}}</ref> and since 2018, two separate Allies teams have competed: the '''Central Allies''' (Northern Territory and South Australia) and '''Eastern Allies''' (New South Wales, ACT and Tasmania).<ref>{{cite web|url=http://aflnswact.com.au/2018-eastern-allies-round-one/|title=Eastern Allies squad announced for upcoming 2018 NAB AFL Women's Under-18s Champs|date=7 June 2018|publisher=AFL NSW/ACT|accessdate=29 February 2020|author=Caitlin Arnold}}</ref> Queensland, historically an Allies state in men's/boys' football, is one of the stronger states in women's football and competes stand-alone.<ref>[https://www.womens.afl/news/94138/o-m-gee-queensland-gun-stars-as-queensland-thumps-allies O-M-Gee: Queensland gun stars as Queensland thumps Allies] by Sarah Black for AFLW</ref>

==References==
{{Reflist}}

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{{Aussie Rules in Queensland}}
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