In Popular Culture
Australian dramatist Ray Lawler included the phrase in his highly acclaimed 1955 play Summer of the Seventeenth Doll when he had heroine Nancy use it on several occasions, most notably in a telegram with marked dramatic effect: "Up there, Cazaly. Lots of Love. Nance."
"Up There Cazaly" is featured in the 1980 film adaptation of David Williamson's play The Club.
In 1981, Ian Turner and Leonie Sandercock published a history of the VFL titled Up Where, Cazaly?: The Great Australian Game.
In the 1997 documentary series Race Around the World, "Up There Cazaly" was played over footage of John Safran streaking through Jerusalem in St Kilda colours.
You Am I vocalist Tim Rogers performed the song on a 2001 episode of The Footy Show.
"Up There Calisi" is a satirical song released by TISM bassist Jock Cheese on his 2002 solo album Platter.
The song ranked 4th in the 20 to 1 episode "Greatest Sporting Anthems".
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