Post by midfielder on Oct 9, 2007 15:51:29 GMT 10
Copied part of a story from Yellow Fever today. I am starting to like the Nix they remind me of the Mariners.
Just hope they don't Choke, should do a post about choking LOL
Posted on Tuesday, 9 October 2007
FOOTBALL fans unable to be at Westpac Stadium to watch the Wellington Phoenix take on the LA Galaxy – featuring star recruit David Beckham – will be able to watch the match on free-to-air television courtesy of a deal struck by the capital club and TVNZ.
TVNZ has been awarded host broadcast rights for the match in the capital on Saturday, December 1, and will screen the big event live on TV ONE from 7pm.
Wellington Phoenix FC chief executive Tony Pignata said the arrangement with TVNZ was a great result for football fans in New Zealand.
“Although more than 30,000 people are likely to be at Westpac Stadium in Wellington to be part of the historic match, the club believes it’s important to ensure everyone in New Zealand has the chance to watch the game in what will be a massive weekend for sport in this country.
www.yellowfever.co.nz/show-news.asp?ID=968
Just hope they don't Choke, should do a post about choking LOL
Posted on Tuesday, 9 October 2007
FOOTBALL fans unable to be at Westpac Stadium to watch the Wellington Phoenix take on the LA Galaxy – featuring star recruit David Beckham – will be able to watch the match on free-to-air television courtesy of a deal struck by the capital club and TVNZ.
TVNZ has been awarded host broadcast rights for the match in the capital on Saturday, December 1, and will screen the big event live on TV ONE from 7pm.
Wellington Phoenix FC chief executive Tony Pignata said the arrangement with TVNZ was a great result for football fans in New Zealand.
“Although more than 30,000 people are likely to be at Westpac Stadium in Wellington to be part of the historic match, the club believes it’s important to ensure everyone in New Zealand has the chance to watch the game in what will be a massive weekend for sport in this country.
www.yellowfever.co.nz/show-news.asp?ID=968
