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Sydney FC (Sydney, New South Wales)



Population:4,254,900
Factoid: Australia's largest city but not the countries capitol.



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Melbourne Victory (Melbourne, Victoria)



Population:3,689,700
Factoid: Heavily Cultural city, consistently voted most liveable city in the world by 'Lonley Planet'.



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Queensland Roar (Brisbane, Queensland)



Population: 1,810,943
Factoid: In sub-tropical climates, brisbane is the second fastest growing city in the dveloping world. The state of Queensland is ver hot!!



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great pics!

 
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Newcastle United Jets (Newcastle, New South Wales)



Population: 505,369
Factoid: Australia's largest provincial (non-capitol) city. This Large coal industry port has a relaxed atmosphere and great beaches.



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Perth Glory (Perth, Western Australia)



Population: 1,477,800
Factoid: most isolated major city on the planet, perth is in the middle of nowhere.



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Wellington Pheonix (Wellington, NewZealand)




Population: 420,320
Factoid: Both the Official and the Cultural Capital of New Zealand, Wellington is known for the fierce winds it often experiences.[/img]



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Central Coast Mariners (Gosford, New South Wales)



Population: 154,654
factoid: quiet and not much goes on. in 2004 reported to have the highest youth suicide rate in australia.
nice beaches tho. very near Sydney.



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Adelaide United (Adelaide, South Australia)



Population: 1,124,315
Factoid: Austrlia's "city of churches" was the first place to EVER give women the vote.

 
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really great! i'd love to visit someday..

 
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Post Posted: Tue Sep 26, 2006 4:59 pm Reply with quote
Great thread Tobis, will make it a sticky so it doesnt get lost. Very Happy

 
  • tobis
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Thanks! for making this a sticky. Australia is a beautiful country, i think its interesting to see the area's that a football team represents. i 'd love to see other leagues threads do a similar thing.

 
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I wouldnt mind going to Perth, never been before. Heard they got heaps of good jobs going at the moment, just crying out for skilled labour.

 
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Big Jono wrote:
I wouldnt mind going to Perth, never been before. Heard they got heaps of good jobs going at the moment, just crying out for skilled labour.


very true, real estate over their is booming. and everyone mentions that jobs in perth pay alot more than on the east coast. i have a friend who works as an engineer over there and he is LOADED!

 
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Melbourne

 
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tobis wrote:
Big Jono wrote:
I wouldnt mind going to Perth, never been before. Heard they got heaps of good jobs going at the moment, just crying out for skilled labour.


very true, real estate over their is booming. and everyone mentions that jobs in perth pay alot more than on the east coast. i have a friend who works as an engineer over there and he is LOADED!


Yea and jobs on the east coast still pay a lot more than jobs in NZ, I will get to Oz in a year or so at the moment I got some time to serve in my job before I can leave so have to put back the plans of heading to Oz.

 
Post Posted: Fri Oct 20, 2006 7:28 am Reply with quote
yeah its a great place to live in and the football is getting better here as well.

 
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Heading down to Melb for the first time this weekend. Heard only good things about the place. Hopefully the Jets can leave with 3 points Smile

 
  • tobis
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Bump!

added wellington pheonix.

 
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yeah tobis perth is what i call "The Bush" in the middle of nowhere.

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