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AAT Kings Goes Into Extra Time
No one likes to be called a doubting Thomas – but perhaps AAT Kings were a little skeptical when they decided to end the AAT Kings World Cup Giveaway today. However, like the true Socceroo fans they are, the offer is now extended!
While Australia stays in the World Cup, AAT Kings will be awarding $25 Myer Gift Card for every goal the Socceroos score. The tally is already up to $125 worth of vouchers for every booking of an Australian escorted tour of 7 days or longer.
Australia drew with Croatia this morning in a highly unusual match that saw Croatia finish the match with only nine men and the Socceroos 10. Aggression and excitement ran high as yellow cards were handed out with careful regularity and Kewell’s 79th minute goal had fans from the edge of their seats to jumping into the air. Australia will now take on Italy on Tuesday night in the second round.
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