The Badminton Magazine 1896-12: Vol 3 Iss 17 (1896)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 52
ners’ stand next the ‘bully’ on the right and left, and ‘ flying-man ’ immediately behind. Beyond him are the behinds, ‘ short,’ ‘long,’ and ‘goal.’ ‘Short’ corresponds to a certain degree to the half-back of ‘soccer,’ and has to keep the forwards supplied by raising the ball just over the ‘bully… … Tne COLONNADE game are (i) to score a goal in the same way as at Association, (ii) to score a ‘rouge,’ (ili) to convert the ‘rouge’ into a goal. A rouge may roughly be said to be obtained as follows: if a player on the attacking side kicks the ball over the goal-line off one of his opponents, or…
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