Not much further to watch them play at the Mol... 

...I'll think I'll wait til November. 

JT 

Quoting Parkes Jim - Sydney-MHA <[email protected]>:

> I'll be there.
> Can use some of the Qantas frequent flyer miles I have been saving.
>
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
> Behalf Of Morris, Lee SGT
> Sent: Thursday, 26 March 2009 10:46 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [NSWolves] Massive News [sec=unclassified]
>
> Glory to face Wolves
> 26/03/2009 11:53 AM
> Sportal
>
> Perth Glory has pulled off a pre-season coup with the club set to 
> take on four-time FA Cup winner Wolverhampton Wanderers at Members 
> Equity Stadium in July.
>
> Wolves currently sit top of the Championship and are almost certain 
> to re-join the English Premier League next season after a six-year 
> absence.
>
> Perth fought off stiff competition from clubs on the east coast to 
> bring the English club to Western Australia in an exclusive deal that 
> will see them play only on the west coast.
>
> Glory coach Dave Mitchell, who has a strong relationship with Wolves 
> manager Mick McCarthy, was instrumental in negotiations and is 
> predicting a cracking match.
>
> "I have no doubt that it will be a hard fought game but played in the 
> right spirit," Mitchell said.
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>
> "They're well managed by Mick McCarthy who is a no nonsense bloke. I 
> know him well and we've kept in touch so it'll be great to come up 
> against him."
>
> "I've told Mick about Perth, what a great place it is and the 
> strength of support for football in this town."
>
> "There will be plenty of opportunities for local football supporters 
> to take part in activities throughout the week and we're very much 
> looking forward to welcoming Wolves to Western Australia."
>
> It will be the first time in a decade that a top level European club 
> has played the Glory, and Perth Deputy Chairman Lui Giuliani said it 
> is the start of many new initiatives that Chairman and owner Tony 
> Sage has committed to implementing this season and beyond.
>
> "This is a watershed moment in Perth Glory's A-League history," 
> Giuliani said.
>
> "Perth Glory is committed to winning on and off the field and this is 
> one of many successful opportunities that we're set to announce in 
> the coming months."
>
> "Our ability to bring Wolves to Perth is a true indication of Tony 
> Sage's commitment to Perth Glory and the West Australian community. 
> He has underwritten the tour to ensure that Glory receives a 
> significant kick start into a new and exciting era."
>
> "We've said we're committed to action and making things happen and 
> this is a wonderful start."
>
> The date for the match is not yet confirmed but Giuliani is hoping to 
> secure more international friendlies in WA during the pre-season.
>
>
>
> >
>


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