Asian Football Reports...

...is the working title.  Though, mind, it's still at the foundation digging stage of being under construction.  The template wants tweaked, but the main thing is to get contributors, and I'm going to start on the tefl contacts tomorrow.

Posts should be approximately 1000 - 2000 words, and they should be about the game itself, the context of the teams and their histories and places in their leagues, together with observations on the ground, talks with the fans and others, how you got there, how much to get in, what there is to eat and drink in the vicinity, any adventures...  Plus photos and other multimedia, if available.  I've opened a gmail account for it:asianfootballreports@gmail.com . I'll get the contributors to send me their text and multimedia there, and I'll edit it into the blog.

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  1. MichaelThu Nov 25, 08:46:00 am GMT

    I'll send this on to a few people I know too.

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  2. Garry NixonThu Nov 25, 10:48:00 am GMT

    Thanks Michael. Spread the word. You know the kind of thing that's needed.

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  3. MichaelMon Dec 06, 10:52:00 am GMT

    Mate of mine is trying to put together a report on Urawa Reds vs Kobe for you.
    He has your email.

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  4. Garry NixonMon Dec 06, 11:02:00 am GMT

    Hey Michael that would be brilliant. I was resigned to getting nothing until the Chinese season starts after the New Year, anything before that would be a much appreciated bonus.

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