Documentary Films on PNG Rugby League

[justanotherleaguefan]

http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20121026/sport13.htm

Films on PNG rugby league

By KEVIN TEME

Two professional film makers of special documentarys are set to add a strong marketing tool for PNG’s semi professional rugby league competition, the Digicel Cup next year.

Tropic winter is a documentary television series sharing the story of PNG rugby league with the world. It will certainly follow some franchises as the team compete with rival teams from around the country in their quest for the Digicel Cup glory.

Documentary producer, Stig Schnell and Director Simon Dikkenberg were in the country filming the annual PNG and Australia Prime Minister’s XIII game last month.

“The passion that the people here have for rugby league is just amazing. You will never ever find such in any part of the world including Australia,” Schnell said.

The two are having talks with various franchises in the country who are interested in the documentary which will be televised on Fox TV.

[Striker]

I hope Fox Sports is included. Would be great to see it!

[ParraEelsNRL]

But but but co3789 (Tommy) says vfl is bigger in PNG

[eelofwest]

But but but co3789 (Tommy) says vfl is bigger in PNG

Cos is a nutter, he is to far gone he don't matter anymore on these forums. More of less the local forum looney that everyone knows has delusions of grandeur....

[eelofwest]

Aid funding boost for PNG rugby league

Australia will provide a funding boost to help develop the game of rugby league in Papua New Guinea.

Australia's Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Richard Marles has announced a three year, AusAID-funded program in Papua New Guinea.

"$4 million, which had been earmarked for Rugby League in PNG for a long time now is able to be spent on developing rugby league within schools," he said.

"Over a three year pilot 50,000 children, 500 teachers across 80 schools in 3 provinces in PNG will benefit from participation in rugby league and that's just fantastic."

Rugby league is the most popular sport in Papua New Guinea and is commonly referred to as the national sport. Cos you there mate......

PNG is also pursuing a bid to enter a team into Australia's National Rugby League competition.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2012-12-11/a ... tion=sport



Hey Cos our government knows RL is PNG national Sport are you willing to finally admit it now or still got your blinkers on.....