News Archive
  •  December 10, 2007

    World Footy News has reported that Canada’s Ottawa Swans Australian Football Club will compete in the Ontario Football League from 2008. As you can see from the picture to the side, their jumper is decidedly similar to the Vietnam Swans. Instead […]

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  •  December 10, 2007

    Last week the Swans Blog cruised through 15,000 hits. A club spokesman described the feat as unprecedented. He also pointed out that the 15,000 hits had come since May when the Blog was launched. It is remarkable, extraordinary and unheard […]

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  •  December 9, 2007

    The Bali Geckos have expressed a strong interest to take on the Vietnam Swans in Saigon in either April or May next year. Bring it on. While the tour is yet to be confirmed, suitable dates are currently being explored. If the tour […]

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  •  December 8, 2007

    At the Tri Nations Tournament, the Swans recorded their second victory ever. “An historic win for the boys”, commented Super Star Coach, Jarrod Dale.  When the Swans beat the Lao Elephants to record their second win, it also notched up Jarrod’s […]

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  •  December 7, 2007

    Last weekend Pacey Stacey tried one of those fun runs at Cambodia’s Angkor Wat. He had to run 21km. Not only was he successful in completing the run, he also managed to pulverise the 2 hour barrier. Scott finished in […]

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  •  December 1, 2007

    Today is the first day of December which means there is only 28 more days to go before the 3rd Annual Vietnam Swans Golfing Day. It will be held in Melbourne on the 4th day of the Boxing Day Test […]

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  •  December 1, 2007

    During the week, international soccer star, David Beckham was in Australia. While he was there, he had a spontaneous kick of Tommy Sherrin in front of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and a few adidas signs. Judging from the photos, […]

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  •  December 1, 2007

    The commitment of the umpires to their tasks in the Tri Nations Tournament was exemplary. Take goal umpire, Jim, for example. With flags safely tucked under his arm, he watches the footy sail over his head before signalling another goal […]

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  •  November 30, 2007

    Swans Captain, Gus McEwin was just one of the boys to grow a mo for Movember and the Tri Nations tournament. Raising awareness for men’s health issues was the objective and judging from the raised eye brows when people saw the […]

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  •  November 29, 2007

    Yesterday the Vietnam Swans announced that the long awaited and much anticipated return tour to Malaysia to play the Malaysian Warriors will happen on 8 March 2008. Club President, Phil Johns, said that the match would be an important one […]

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  •  November 28, 2007

    At the recent Tri Nations Footy/Netball weekend, the Swans raised 4.5 million Vietnamese Dong ($US 280) from the raffle of a mega 4.5 litre bottle of Jim Beam (our Club Sponsor). It was all part of “Movember” where a number […]

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  •  November 27, 2007

    The Lao Elephants and their their match reports of the recent Tri Nations weekend have just featured on World Footy News. To read all about it, click on the following link: http://www.worldfootynews.com/article.php/2007112620053760 To read what happened on the weekend from […]

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  •  November 25, 2007

    Taber Talk’s Daryl Taber completes his two part assessment of the Tri Nations Tournament held last week in Hanoi. This is the last time that Daryl will be able to write a “Taber Talk” tabloid piece as an active Swans player. […]

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  •  November 25, 2007

    The popular Daryl Taber returns with another hard hitting, opinionated and controversial edition of Taber Talk. While his ability to read the play like a newspaper is well known, less well known is how he will cope from next month […]

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  •  November 25, 2007

    Daryl’s just finished a stint in the Think Tank. Expect more from this intellectual giant very soon when Taber Talk returns to review the tri nations’ weekend. Photo courtesy of his lovely wife, Cathy.

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