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Bob

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International Rules Series	Thursday, 30 September 2004, at 12:43 p.m. US Eastern Time
I'm guessing that FSW won't cover the International Rules Series again. Am I right? Maybe someone should tell them the games are played with a soccer ball.

Rob de Santos

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Phil

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Thursday, 30 September 2004, at 2:24 p.m. US Eastern Time

> I'm guessing that FSW won't cover the International Rules Series again. Am I right?

As mentioned in our TV and Media newsletter a few weeks ago, we don't expect any coverage and the AFL hasn't said otherwise despite inquiries by AFANA.

> Maybe someone should tell them the games are played with a soccer ball.

Oh, you really want to get them confused now, don't you Bob

-Rob de Santos
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Phil

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Rob de Santos

Re: International Rules Series	Wednesday, 6 October 2004, at 10:13 a.m. US Eastern Time
> As mentioned in our TV and Media newsletter a few weeks ago, we don't expect > any coverage and the AFL hasn't said otherwise despite inquiries by AFANA. The game's ARE listed in the Setanta North American broadcast schedule. Setanta North America schedule

Rob de Santos

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Peter P

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Wednesday, 6 October 2004, at 11:23 a.m. US Eastern Time

> The game's ARE listed in the Setanta North American broadcast schedule.

See my other post in reply to your other post in another thread on this subject. Once again, you have to wonder why the AFL can't make this known to fans or reply to our inquiries with correct info. Thanks, Phil, for posting this. We'll have more in a TV and Media newsletter due out soon.

-Rob de Santos
AFANA Chairman

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Peter P

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Rob de Santos

Re: International Rules Series	Sunday, 10 October 2004, at 2:16 p.m. US Eastern Time
Just to let you know - here are articles at www.worldfootynews.com highlighting International Rules from the perspective of Aussie rules and Gaelic clubs playing the game around the world. eg in Denver, Canada and New York.

never mind

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Ann Crowe

« Re: International Rules Series	Saturday, 16 October 2004, at 9:43 p.m. US Eastern Time
> > I'm guessing that FSW won't cover the International Rules Series again. Am I right? > Maybe someone should tell them the games are played with a soccer ball. what time is the game australian time

Ann Crowe

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never mind

Re: International Rules Series	Monday, 15 November 2004, at 11:41 p.m. US Eastern Time
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