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Asian footy kicks off for 2014

Authored by: Shane Hendrickson
on Sunday, February 23 2014 @ 03:23 pm ACDT

Pretty exciting stuff. There's also a lot of juniors stuff going on too. I'm not too sure about the SCAFL, but I think 12-a-side is the norm. It was 12-a-side in Vientiane as well due to ground restrictions, but they actually have close to 20 Laotian nationals playing now. The scores came out a bit late, but Thailand beat the local Laos team 70-20, and the expats 50-39. The expats beat the locals in the Laotian derby 57-25.

Asian footy kicks off for 2014

Authored by: Cam Homes
on Tuesday, February 25 2014 @ 06:55 pm ACDT

Thanks Shane.

The 'excitement' grows with the growth we hope :-)

Could Laos (one of the more recent footy nations) be the first in the SE Asia region to evolve from a club into a 'fully fledged' League, with as many Laotians playing there as expat Aussies? 20 locals along with the expats is almost enought to start at least a three team Metro style league I reckon.

Best of luck to all involved with "Elephant" Footy :-) and all the rest of the Asian footy community in their efforts to grow Aussie Rules.

Asian footy kicks off for 2014

Authored by: Cam Homes
on Monday, March 24 2014 @ 10:36 pm ACDT

Not quite on topic, but concerns the new season of footy across the world.

Europe AFL website lists a number of pre-season inter-club matches eg. West London Wildcats v Madrid Bears (in Madrid) and London Swans v Bordeaux Bombers (in Bordeaux) to be played on 8th March 2014). Did these matches go ahead and if so has anybody heard reports/news ( eg. scores, player numbers, success etc.) about either of these matches?

Another preseason match scheduled is one between Madrid Bears v Nth London Lions and later in May a friendly between Scotland and Spain in Madrid.

Are these matches a sign of a welcome resurgence in Spanish Footy.?

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