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  • Troy G
    On the Rookie List
    • Jan 2003
    • 527

    G'day LA!

    The Australian Football League today announced Sydney and the Kangaroos would head to the United States to play the Los Angeles Challenge in January 2006, as part of Australia Week activities in California.

    AFL Football Operations Manager Adrian Anderson said the AFL was delighted the sport had been asked to join the Australia Week program, which aims to raise Australia's commercial and cultural profile in Southern California.

    'The AFL is the biggest sporting code in Australia, with our attendances and our participation rates, and we've always prided
    ourselves on the excitement, passion and unique skills of our game," Mr Anderson said.

    "We are delighted that two of our clubs will travel to Los Angeles to play at UCLA on January 15 next year to show off the unique skills of our only indigenous sport as Australia aims to strengthen its links with the powerful Californian economy," he said.

    Australia Week aims to build partnership and networks between private sector United States and Australian business around the theme "Australia - a great place to do business, source products, invest or visit."

    California is approximately the 5th largest economy in the world and is focussed on the future of the Asia Pacific region. Australian Rules Football is one element of profiling Australia's uniqueness in the massive U.S. market.

    During the week's activities, we will profile our tourism, film,
    fashion, jewellery, television and showcase the best of Australian
    trade, technology, food and wine and focus on Australia as an investment destination, economic strength and standing in the Asia Pacific region.

    Businesses associated with the Clubs will be able to participate in
    Australia Week activities and advance their business interests in the United States.
  • Ryan Bomford
    On the Rookie List
    • Sep 2003
    • 652

    #2
    For the septics, it would make a better spectacle and attract greater interest if it was played on the sand at Venice Beach!
    Last edited by Ryan Bomford; 19 August 2005, 04:33 PM.

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    • Troy G
      On the Rookie List
      • Jan 2003
      • 527

      #3
      They'll be very confused if the first player they meet is.. Tadhg!
      Last edited by Troy G; 19 August 2005, 04:48 PM.

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      • sydneyswans1989
        bleeding red and white
        • Jun 2005
        • 384

        #4
        Is anyone here going along with the swans for this trip?
        Forget about Hall, it's all about Bradshaw

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        • SXP

          #5
          Originally posted by sydneyswans1989
          Is anyone here going along with the swans for this trip?
          I'm prepared to travel to LA if the Swans win the premiership. That is my commitment!

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