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Glad to see some serious lateral thinkig down at Jolimont :-))

Soy with that ??

Membership wont be a problem soon.. 1Million by 2020...lol.. well who knows..lol ...theres a lot of them !!

Might prove quite a coup with the local Chinese...great effort MFC !!

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    There's a half-a-dozen footy clubs over in Japan (and yes, I do mean footy... REAL footy. The kind where the ONLY way to score a goal is with your foot).

    If someone were to get them organised, it could make a small difference. And for some of the Japanese people, a membership is pocket-change...

    TELEVISING the game, and getting it watched over there like baseball... now THAT would change the face of Aussie rules forever.

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    good call, i think japan is just as feasable as china, indeed the whole region could be very beneficial to our club.

    btw what's going on with the ac milan tie with us? if they win champs league do we get any dosh? :lol:

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    Yeh, I think the club should be congratulated (or congraturated!!! LOL) for this initiative. We have the name of the city, and out of 1 billion people, I think this is an exciting idea.

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    There's a half-a-dozen footy clubs over in Japan (and yes, I do mean footy... REAL footy. The kind where the ONLY way to score a goal is with your foot).

    The only way to score a goal in all codes of "football" is with your foot........

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    The only way to score a goal in all codes of "football" is with your foot........

    no its not. in soccer you can head, chest or even 'back' it in. in fact, a rushed score is a goal as well in socer. in 'foot' ball, you can only score by kicking the ball through. DD has a very valid point...

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