Football Teams
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Football Teams
Moving to Melbourne in sept / oct and currently play football on sats and suns in UK. Was just wondering if there are actual football (soccer) leagues over there and what they're like. Any british expat teams?
#2
Hi,
could start here cooks. seems that theres quite a lot of amateur soccer in the cities, with clubs having several teams, vets, ladies, etc.
good luck.
http://sportsvl.com/soccer/australasia/australia.html
could start here cooks. seems that theres quite a lot of amateur soccer in the cities, with clubs having several teams, vets, ladies, etc.
good luck.
http://sportsvl.com/soccer/australasia/australia.html
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Re: Football Teams
Originally posted by cooks
Moving to Melbourne in sept / oct and currently play football on sats and suns in UK. Was just wondering if there are actual football (soccer) leagues over there and what they're like. Any british expat teams?
Moving to Melbourne in sept / oct and currently play football on sats and suns in UK. Was just wondering if there are actual football (soccer) leagues over there and what they're like. Any british expat teams?
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thanks guys, may even have a go at the aussie rules!!
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Originally posted by cooks
thanks guys, may even have a go at the aussie rules!!
thanks guys, may even have a go at the aussie rules!!
http://www.afl.com.au
http://www.westernbulldogs.com.au (red, white and blue, what could be more British?)
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sorry have already pledged allegiance to Hawthorn!!
got some aussie mates over there who are massive hawks fans so went to several of their games.
got some aussie mates over there who are massive hawks fans so went to several of their games.
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sorry have already pledged allegiance to Hawthorn!!
got some aussie mates over there who are massive hawks fans so went to several of their games.
got some aussie mates over there who are massive hawks fans so went to several of their games.
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Originally posted by cooks
sorry have already pledged allegiance to Hawthorn!!
got some aussie mates over there who are massive hawks fans so went to several of their games.
sorry have already pledged allegiance to Hawthorn!!
got some aussie mates over there who are massive hawks fans so went to several of their games.
The Bulldogs had only their 3rd win for the season at the weekend and now sit 11th on the ladder - looking down at Hawthorn though!
http://www.realfooty.theage.com.au
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I know after years of following a poor football team I thought this was my chance with no connections to any team to select a top of the league team and be a gloryhunting fan.
Typically I pick the team which is now second from bottom!!
Anyone need the kiss of death on any sporting teams just give me a shout and I'll start supporting them!!
Typically I pick the team which is now second from bottom!!
Anyone need the kiss of death on any sporting teams just give me a shout and I'll start supporting them!!
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There is no point on playing RL in Victoria. It's a failed experiment which should be ended as soon as possible.
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There is very little home grown soccer shown on the TV here, so ist easy to think it doeant exist.
A mate of mine however told me that soccer is one of the largest participatory sports here.
Lets face it, there have been some really great aussie soccer players, Harry Kewell being the latest
A mate of mine however told me that soccer is one of the largest participatory sports here.
Lets face it, there have been some really great aussie soccer players, Harry Kewell being the latest