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The title is click-bait. There is no such thing in Portugal as no-one in this country has any idea of what AFL is, although my local grocer was a former member of the Portuguese international rugby league team. Anywho, anyone travelling here in the Australian ski-season is welcome to send me a message, as I might have a place for them to stay between Cascais and Sintra. This is not one of those serial-killer scenarios which apparently helps @WalkingCivilWar get to sleep at night, and I have a heap of credits inviting other members of this forum to stay at my place in various parts of the world sans murder, while also accepting some very kind offers of hospitality in return.   

 
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19 minutes ago, Great Northern Summer said:

I was in Lagos and Albufeira last week. Maybe a bit early on that one… Could easily live in the Algarve though.

Did you go home already? I just got back from Aljezur on the west coast a couple weeks ago, but then had to go to Belgium. Back in Portugal now. 

 
2 hours ago, Skuit said:

The title is click-bait. There is no such thing in Portugal as no-one in this country has any idea of what AFL is, although my local grocer was a former member of the Portuguese international rugby league team. Anywho, anyone travelling here in the Australian ski-season is welcome to send me a message, as I might have a place for them to stay between Cascais and Sintra. This is not one of those serial-killer scenarios which apparently helps @WalkingCivilWar get to sleep at night, and I have a heap of credits inviting other members of this forum to stay at my place in various parts of the world sans murder, while also accepting some very kind offers of hospitality in return.   

Can confirm, still alive ten years on 

7 hours ago, Skuit said:

The title is click-bait. There is no such thing in Portugal as no-one in this country has any idea of what AFL is, although my local grocer was a former member of the Portuguese international rugby league team. Anywho, anyone travelling here in the Australian ski-season is welcome to send me a message, as I might have a place for them to stay between Cascais and Sintra. This is not one of those serial-killer scenarios which apparently helps @WalkingCivilWar get to sleep at night, and I have a heap of credits inviting other members of this forum to stay at my place in various parts of the world sans murder, while also accepting some very kind offers of hospitality in return.   

You lost me at sans murder


7 hours ago, Skuit said:

The title is click-bait. There is no such thing in Portugal as no-one in this country has any idea of what AFL is, although my local grocer was a former member of the Portuguese international rugby league team. Anywho, anyone travelling here in the Australian ski-season is welcome to send me a message, as I might have a place for them to stay between Cascais and Sintra. This is not one of those serial-killer scenarios which apparently helps @WalkingCivilWar get to sleep at night, and I have a heap of credits inviting other members of this forum to stay at my place in various parts of the world sans murder, while also accepting some very kind offers of hospitality in return.   

No Dees fan-club in Portugal? And you’ve lived there for how long? What a slack@rse! Look at our very own @DEE fence…he’s got half the countries in Africa singing It’s A Grand Old Flag.

Pull yer goddamn socks up Skewiff!!!

 

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15 hours ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

No Dees fan-club in Portugal? And you’ve lived there for how long? What a slack@rse! Look at our very own @DEE fence…he’s got half the countries in Africa singing It’s A Grand Old Flag.

Pull yer goddamn socks up Skewiff!!!

 

I did recruit at least three people to the MFC cause in Mozambique, a country which has remarkably seen live AFL action in the past: https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/afl-to-stage-match-in-africa-20110509-1efte.html

 

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