During a recent blogger session with the good people from Tiger Beer at Beer Market in Clark Quay, I was given the first hand exposure to Tiger’s Football initiatives and their involvement with Wayne Rooney.
I was more excited about the chance to win a trip to check out Manchester than to kick about with Wayne Mark Rooney or dine and share a beer with him. Okay, I actually don’t mind visiting the Old Trafford Stadum and experience a Manchester United league match at the Theatre of Dreams.
So want to get first hand coverage and videos about Wayne Rooney and Manchester? Help me to promote this page through the social media space, be it Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, My Space or any of the platforms. I have 2 days to garner as much online buzz as possible!
You can copy the following text to tweet or Facebook.
Send SUPERADRIANME to Manchester to meet Wayne Rooney. Spread the Word. http://bit.ly/adrian4tiger
The top 6 most active guys will get autographed merchandise from Wayne Rooney and Tiger Beer will throw a party for us. That’s if I get selected!
So for those of you out there who’s as clueless as I am about Football or Wayne Rooney, I did a search in Google about this football personality. (More details from Wikipedia)
- Date of Birth: 24 October 1985.
- Joined Everton youth team at age 10.
- Played professsional football in 2002
- Made his England debut in 2003 at UEFA Euro 2004
- Spent 2 seasons at the Merseyside club before moving to Manchester United for £25.6 million in the 2004 summer transfer window. Striker for Premier League Manchester United and the England Team
- featured at the 2006 FIFA World Cup and the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
- Won Premier League 3 times: 2007–08 UEFA Champions League and 2 League Cups
- Awarded PFA Players’ Player of the Year and the FWA Footballer of the Year in 2009–10
- Has won 65 international caps and scored 25 goals since August 2010
More personal information on Wayne Rooney can be found on
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Visit Manchester’s official website to find out what else you can do in Manchester.
If you are in Manchester in October be sure to check out the Machester Weekender
The Manchester Weekender
Forty-eight hours of some of the most unusual cultural experiences you’ll find anywhere in the UK
The Manchester Weekender, 1-3 October 2010.
An autumn visit to Manchester is always a safe bet: decent weather, nightlife in full swing, galleries opening new blockbusters and more festivals than you can shake a VIP pass at (science, food and drink, literature, music, comedy) – it all adds up to a good time.
But this autumn looks set to be better than ever thanks to The Manchester Weekender, a long weekend in October that wraps up the best of the city’s culture into one unforgettable weekend.
With everyone from Un-convention to Manchester Art Gallery taking part, the Weekender features interactive art, bicycle tours, boat parties, street dance, the future of urban music, digital-classical musical fusions, America’s hottest novelist, performance art, midnight film screenings, three-course meals, the world’s best known visual artists, festival launches and much more.
The full programme launches on 6 September on Creative Tourist or you can join the mailing list now
If you can’t wait that long, here’s our Top 5 for the Weekender!
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