News Archive
  •  November 26, 2008

    Captain Gus McEwin – Angus to his work colleagues – files this report on the Indochina Cup held last weekend in Phnom Penh. It was also the farewell tour for Scotty Stacey.   It was billed as the tour of the […]

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  •  November 24, 2008

    The Lao Elephants, who formed a team last year and won two of their 4 matches at this year’s Asian Champs, have gone on to claim the Indochina Cup. They were undefeated in their matches against the Swans, the Cambodian Kangas […]

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  •  November 21, 2008

    Scotty’s match day banner Five years ago, in November 2003, Scotty Stacey played in the then Hanoi Swans historical first tournament, against Thailand and Hong Kong.   Tomorrow in Phnom Penh Scotty will again play Thailand, as well as Lao […]

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  •  November 20, 2008

    Plans are well and truly underway for the Vietnam Swans invasion of Cambodia tomorrow night. It is expected that the Swans will cross teh border tomorrow at about 6pm in their chartered bus from Saigon. Bring it on! Meanwhile, internet […]

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  •  November 17, 2008

    Chris Bandy and Auskick in Indonesia The AFL website has run an article entitled, Junior Footy surges in Indonesia. The article, written by Graeme Carey from World Footy News, interviews Australian Youth Ambassador, Chris Bandy and looks at the country’s and […]

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  •  November 16, 2008

    Troy, on the right, says the new jumper is the dux nuts Former Swans player, Troy Lanigan, pictured to the left in the match against Malaysia in Hanoi, March 2006, has finally received his new Vietnam Swans jumper in the […]

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  •  November 14, 2008

      Captain Gus in 2006 with longer hair and longer legs One week prior to the Indochina Cup, Captain Gus challenges the Vietnam Swans to increase our numbers for the last tournament of the year which will also be Scott Stacey’s […]

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  •  November 11, 2008

      The Vietnam Swans are about to play in, arguably, Asian Footy’s biggest tournament for Q4 2008, the Indochina Cup. Equally arguably, we’re facing our biggest challenge since the end of WWII. For the first time, we are unlikely to […]

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  •  November 9, 2008

    Thanks to Big Joe and Little Lek, we have some more photos of the Linfox – Loscam Cup between Vietnam and Malaysia held in Saigon on 25 October 2008. To see all of the photos, visit the Vietnam Swans Web […]

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  •  November 7, 2008

      Less than a week after the Melbourne Cup, we have just two weeks before the Vietnam Swans play in the Indochina Cup (Phnom Penh, 22 November) against the: Thailand Tigers Cambodian Whatevers; and Lao Elephants   We are not being […]

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  •  November 6, 2008

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  •  November 5, 2008

    World Footy News has run a report, Swans Peck Warriors in Indochina Cup warm up , on the Vietnam Swans “meritorious 6 goal victory over the Malaysian Warriors” in the Linfox – Loscam Cup. The author, Graeme Carey, has a Malaysian Warriors background and accordingly, […]

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  •  November 3, 2008

    For a completely different perspective of the recent Linfox-Loscam Cup, please find below a write up from the Malaysian Warriors written by their Captain, (Richie) Benno. Given the report spends a fair bit of time talking about the Malaysian Warriors, the […]

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  •  November 2, 2008

    The Linfox – Loscam Cup Last weekend we played for the Linfox – Loscam Cup. And the mighty Vietnam Swans pulled off an historic victory. In the four matches we have now played Malaysia, it was our first win. The Swans […]

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  •  October 28, 2008

    Sam Grigg, in his first ever match as Coach of the Vietnam Swans, reports on last weekend’s victory to the Vietnam Swans over the Malysian Warriors at RMIT University, Saigon. When word floated across the South China Sea that the […]

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