News Archive
  •  October 29, 2010

    Saigon Prez, Dez, touches the punters up about a tournament tomorrow… Training Changes First up, I need to advise of some changes to training this weekend.  Due to a touch tournament at RMIT we cannot train on Saturday so we […]

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  •  October 27, 2010

    Following on from the 11th Annual Asian Championships and Kaspersky Cup, Nasho Prezo, Phil Johns argues that footy in Asia is alive and well! Dear Swannies, Sponsors and Supporters Asian Champs, Kaspersky Cup and media coverage Preparations for 2011 ANZAC […]

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  •  October 26, 2010

    You may recall the recent post on this website on 9 October 2010, Saigon Times reports on Ryan O’Keefe’s tour in Vietnam. Ryan O’Keefe is a football star with the Sydney Swans team who led a 12 day cycling tour […]

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  •  October 26, 2010

    Dave “Angry” Hadley reports on the 4th and final match in the Swannies’ assault on the 2011 Asian Championships in Shanghai. After waiting three Asian Champs for the first win, you would think that the Vietnam Swans might have switched […]

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  •  October 25, 2010

    Full details of the ladder and game results for the 11th Annual Asian Championships held in Shanghai, China, on 16 October, 2010, have just been released by the Organising Committee. Please see below for full details. The Ladder Team Played […]

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  •  October 24, 2010

    It’s the opening game for the Swannies at the Asian Champs and we’re up against the Asian powerhouse, Singapore. Nat Payne reports… Wombats forced to dig themselves out of a hole as Swans hold heads high! After one of the […]

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  •  October 23, 2010

    Yesterday, the Swannies fitness coach and dietician, Matt Natalotto who is also our Auskick coach, went to the ABC International School in Saigon with new Bostonian recruit, Scott Levin, to run a footy clinic. Here’s his report: Friday 22nd October […]

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  •  October 22, 2010

    Captain Luke “Dukes” Creamer prepares the match report for Game 3 of the Asian Champs between the Vietnam Swans and Barbarians. The Crossroads After dropping our first two games of the Champs against highly fancied opponents, the mighty Swannies were […]

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  •  October 22, 2010

    Yesterday, the Saigon Times reported that the Vietnam Swans win first game at Asian Football Champs held in Shanghai on 16 October 2010. Mic Smith is the journalist and the article is reproduced below. The Vietnam Swans Australian football team […]

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  •  October 21, 2010

    Swannies Coach at last weekend’s Asian Champs, Josh Little, reviews the weekend. He argues quite convincingly that it was a hoot! Friday morning (15 Oct) the most of the team ventured off to the Tan Son Nhat airport in Saigon […]

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  •  October 21, 2010

    The AFL’s General Manager National and International Development writes to the Asian Clubs to congratulate all for the staging of the 2010 Asian Championships in Shanghai. All, congratulations to you on the staging of the Asian Championships in Shanghai. As […]

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  •  October 20, 2010

    At last weekend’s Asian Championships in Shanghai, the Swannies played Singapore first up. We lost the game and our gun player, Lucas Skelton who received a cut to the eyelid which required 5 stitches. Malaysia were up next and Matty […]

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  •  October 19, 2010

    The Final ladder has been announced for the 2010 Asian Champs. The Vietnam Swans finished in 7th place with two victories (against Thailand and the Barbarians) and two losses (Singapore (eventual runners up) and Malaysia). This was Vietnam’s strongest ever […]

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  •  October 19, 2010

    The Swannies have started flying out of Shanghai and returning to Vung Tau, Saigon, Hoi An and Hanoi after a very successful Asian Champs campaign. The first photos are now available on the Vietnam Swans Web Album. As well as […]

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  •  October 16, 2010

    The Vietnam Swans have won 2 of our 4 matches beating the Thailand Tigers and the Barbarians. In our other two matches, we lost to Singapore and Malaysia. Dubai were outright winners of the Champs for the third consecutive year. […]

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