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Kaka plays AFL:)

Football in the Capital 05 July @ 02:24 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Anyone seen the Kaka ad recently, you know the one selling Sony TV's, with Kaka, the celebrity, and the skill set.
Well Channel 7 have gone one better.

Money or your shirt?

Football in the Capital 05 July @ 07:54 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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These days, the A-League average (salary) is more than $100,000 — a marked increase in a few short years on the sort of wages that were offered (and often not paid by bankrupt clubs) in the old National Soccer League.

Michael Lynch writing in The Age looks at where the A-League can source their next players from.

Canberra: No room for AFL?

Football in the Capital 25 July @ 07:58 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Canberra Times was full of stories about how much money we should give the AFL to come to Canberra.
And as Don Furner the Raiders Coach said Brumbies, Raiders, maybe 6 AFL games if Western Sydney get in and a A-League team, the city can't sustain 4 codes.
So the logical argument is AFL get stuffed!

Canberra Professional Football smashes AFL?

Football in the Capital 25 July @ 08:09 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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AFL the darling of Australian sport, here for 150 years and with my beloved St Kilda leading the way have only
ONE player, one current professional player Sydney Swans Craig Bolton drafted from Canberra in their league.
One, according to the Canberra Times.
Can that be right?

Celtic: Best away supporters in Brisbane.

Football in the Capital 12 July @ 07:03 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Well unique at least, and bring colour and atmosphere wherever they go.
31,000 turned up to see Celtic trounce the Brisbane Roar 3-0 today at Suncorp. And a Kiwi Chris Killen got two for the Celts.
And with Fulham and Wolves pulling in around 20,000 and 11,000 this weekend across the wide brown land clearly the Scottish Champions have slightly more fan power than the English Premier League clubs; no surprise there.