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The ground is 300 yards long, 160 yards wide if boarded. Being boarded means the field has a 12 inch upright board bounding the perimeter which stops the ball rolling out of play easily.
If the ground is unboarded, it is 200 yards wide and marked with a white line.
The goal posts, positioned at each end, are 8 yards apart
If the ground is unboarded, it is 200 yards wide and marked with a white line.
The goal posts, positioned at each end, are 8 yards apart
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