Submitted by Anonymous on September 27, 2007 - 8:59pm
There are 6,602,224,175 people worldwide who speak an estimated 6,500 different languages. The number of existing cultures remains incomprehensible. And since you began reading this, approximately 25 more people call Earth home. Within this continually changing world, few truly universal commonalities exist. What are these rare world unifiers? Sports.
Submitted by Anonymous on September 26, 2007 - 8:59pm
The footy boots have been packed and sent to South Africa, where I am sure they will be happily accepted. We ended up shipping one large box (it was the largest size box that the Post Office would accept) filled to the top with boots. I find it encouraging knowing that our donations are now being used by other players in South Africa.
Submitted by Anonymous on September 25, 2007 - 8:59pm
Chicago, IL- Chicago was finally able to snap its 6 year drought and return the MAAFL cup home after an emphatic 46 point win over the Milwaukee Bombers. Bolstered by the return of Warrick Burgmann (6 goals) and inspired by fellow United legend Al MacGlashan (3 goals), the boys from Chicago were to strong for a determined yet undermanned Milwaukee squad.
Submitted by Anonymous on September 24, 2007 - 8:59pm
The AFL Grand Final will be played this coming weekend, between the Geelong Cats and Port Power. We thought you might enjoy this tribute to the Ablett brothers who star for Geelong, just as their father did before them....
http://www.theage.com.au/multimedia/cats/index.html
Courtesy of The Age
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Submitted by Anonymous on September 20, 2007 - 8:59pm
The Australian Convicts football side is set to play a series of matches in the USA and Canada in October 2007.
The team is made up of amateur players and officials from all over Australia with the Convicts charter to promote Australian Football overseas. The playing standard ranges from weekend warriors to players that have represented their leagues and states. This will be the Convicts 4th tour after successfully touring Europe in 2003 and South Africa in 2005 and March 2007
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