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Aug 24, 2005 Letter to UmpiresDear Fellow Footy Fans, It’s that time of year again when our thoughts lead us to think of the National Football Championships to be held this year in gorgeous Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Nationals have always been an outstanding event for all; footballers, umpires, spectators and organizers alike all combine to make the Nationals the Rolls Royce event of the year so now is the time to “call to arms” umpires for the great weekend. Read more » |
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Aug 20, 2005 USAFL RaffleRead more » |
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Aug 18, 2005 Five Time Saving DrillsRead more » |
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Aug 17, 2005 The Evolution of the RevolutionThe trip home is always more taxing than the trip there. No excitement to look forward to; anticlimax sets in, and a job is eagerly waiting your return. After a 16 hour siesta to break the shackles of jet lag it is time for the report of the final game of the USA’s campaign in the 2005 International Cup. Read more » |
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Aug 16, 2005 Revolution Diary and Latest ResultsAugust 10th 7:52PM PST Read more » |
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Aug 16, 2005 Jeff Persson writes from the International CupRead more » |
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Aug 13, 2005 AND THE REVO'S TAKE 3RD PLACE!!
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Aug 13, 2005 Revo's Defeat IrelandTHE American Revolution took a big step forward today when they soundly defeated the defending International Cup Champions, Ireland. The final score line read: USA 10-5:65 to Ireland 4-6:30 The winners of the Cup were New Zealand after they beat Papua New Guinea in the final match at the MCG. A full match report will be posted on usfooty.com Monday morning. The team leaves tomorrow morning for the long trip home. Paul “Plugger” O’Keeffe
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Aug 13, 2005 2005 International CupThe Revolution defeated Ireland in a play off for 3rd place after they finished 4th in round play with a record of 3 wins and 1 loss. James Brunmeier of the Milwaukee Bombers and Donnie Lucero of the Orange County Bombers were selected in the 2005 International Team. Placing Country In the final for the International Cup New Zealand defeated Papua New Guinea 7.8.50 to 5.2.32. Coaching staff for 2005 International Cup: Read more » |
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Aug 12, 2005 Huge Honor for James Brunmeier & Donnie LuceroRead more » |
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Aug 10, 2005 Luck of the Irish to the Revo'sThe anticipation for this match-up had been building for three years. At the 2002 International Cup Ireland was able to hold off the strong finish of the Revolution at Skilled Stadium in Geelong. When the draw for the 2005 version of the Cup was published this was the game that the USA circled first. At breakfast the Revo players were quiet and reserved; not in fear of Ireland but with intense focus on the task ahead. Coach Alan Nugent had given the boys their instructions; narrowed down to five team rules for this game. Read more » |
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Aug 8, 2005 Magpie gets a game in AustraliaFrom the Avoca FNC web site: The Avoca FNC will be represented by our second visitor from the USA Aussie Rules based team, the New York Magpies. Tom Thompson will be visiting the club for training on Thursday night and will also be pulling on the boots for the Reserves team on Saturday against Dunolly. Tom is currently visiting Australia to support the USA International Team in the Aussie Rules International Cup that is being played in Melbourne from August 3rd to the 13th. Read more » |
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