Monday March 2, 2009
Chance for female football fans to air their views
THE Football Every Day webcast is back with its latest edition and things couldn’t be more exciting!
From Studio V at the 1 Utama shopping centre every Thursday, renowned pundit Shebby Singh along with Zack Yusoff and Nelsen Ng team up to bring you the latest football talk and updates.
Football views: (From left) A file picture of Zack Yusoff, Shebby Singh, Daryl Goh and Nelsen Ng at a recording of Football Every Day at Studio V. An interesting array of special guests regularly join the guys on the show as well and for the March 12 episode, Football Every Day will be debating over female football fans in Malaysia or “female fan-dom” to describe it simply.
As such, we are giving two lucky girls the chance to join the Football Every Day team and be a part of next Thursday’s edition! So why not grab this chance to appear on the Football Every Day webcast and give our viewers a first hand insight on all there is to know about female football fans.
To audition, get your favourite team kits on and be at Studio V, 1 Utama this Saturday, March 7 anytime from 11.30am to 2pm. Just remember, you must be at least 18-years-old and above to audition. For a dose of Football Every Day, log on to staronline.tv.
Studio V is a two-storey multimedia hub situated at the Rainforest area of the mall and features The Star Media group’s content, from print and online news to mobile, radio and video under one roof.
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