PR: Search for the ultimate Asean football fan


Do you want to win the latest gadgets and other goodies? Read on.  I hope the Philippine online football community will back all Pinoy entries in this contest---ML
Singapore, 24 October 2012: Southeast Asian football fans have a passion for the game that is like nowhere else in the world.

They bring a vibrancy and intensity to the sport that alights the senses and makes the AFF Suzuki Cup such an incredible tournament.


With just a month to go before AFF Suzuki Cup 2012 kicks off, fans are being given the chance to show their passion and be in with a chance to win the Ultimate AFF Suzuki Cup prize pack including a Suzuki Nex motorcycle, Samsung Galaxy S3 Mobile Phone, Toshiba tablets, Nike products and Nikon cameras!

It’s easy to enter with fans simply having to “like” the official AFF Suzuki Cup Facebook page (www.facebook.com/affsuzukicup) and upload a photo showing why they should be voted as ASEAN’s Ultimate Fan!

Sharing is key as it will be other fans who vote for the eventual winner so entrants will need to rally their friends to show they truly deserve the title and the spoils that go with it.

“Following a record breaking event in 2010, we wanted to reward fans for the unwavering support of their national teams. What better way to do that than through a search for ASEAN’s Ultimate Fan,” said Ian Mathie, Senior Vice-President, Football – South Asia, Asean and Australia. “We have seen outstanding growth across our digital platforms and this promotion will continue to develop this area and further position the AFF Suzuki Cup at the forefront of the development of ASEAN football”.

The 2012 AFF Suzuki Cup will be held from November 24th to December 22nd with group stage matches in Malaysia and Thailand. The semi-finals and final matches will be played on a home and away basis.

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