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Auditions: Football Superstar

FOX8's second series of Football Superstar is looking for someone to win a year's contract with Melbourne Victory.

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winner-adam-and-father-brian-and-amy-1006Another season of FOX8’s Football Superstar is about to get underway. The winner of the series will be signed to Melbourne Victory for one year and win a scholarship to Monash University.

Foxtel’s Brian Walsh said, “Football Superstar launched as the most successful FOX8 local production in 2008, breaking new ground in becoming the first sport based reality TV series in Australia.

“The first series proved an overwhelming hit amongst male viewers aged 18 – 35 and perfectly compliments the exciting line up of local and international programs to premiere on FOX8 over the coming months.

“Foxtel is proud of their association with Football Federation Australia and the success of Football Superstar is further proof of the sports growing popularity in Australia.”

Contestants aged 16-20 will need to get a move along to apply. Advance applications will secure a place at the trials while those who turn up without sending in an application first are not guaranteed of a shot.

PERTH
Sunday 22 March 2009
Litis Stadium, 41 Britannia Road, Mount Hawthorn, WA.
Mail Application date 5:00pm on Thursday 19 March 2009;

ADELAIDE
Sunday 29 March 2009
Marden Stadium, 65 Lower Portrush Road, Marden SA.
Mail Application date 5:00pm on Thursday 26 March 2009;

SYDNEY
Sunday 5 April 2009
Macquarie University Sports Field, Corner of Talavera Road and Culloden Road, Marsfield, Sydney, NSW, 2109.
Mail Application date 5:00pm on Thursday 2 April 2009;

BRISBANE
Sunday 12 April 2009
Perry Park, 95 Abbotsford Road, Bowen Hills, QLD.
Mail Application date 5:00pm on Thursday 16 April 2009;

MELBOURNE
Sunday 19 April 2009
Monash sport (Clayton Campus), Building 1, Monash University, Wellington Road, Clayton, Victoria, 3800.
Mail Application date 5:00pm on Thursday 2 April 2009.

Full details: FOX8

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  1. Hey Zac, any chance you tried out and didn’t make it? Or is it a coincidence that the Victorian try-out was on Sunday April 19th and you posted your comment on that evening. My 17 year old nephew made it and he can play (finished 3rd overall). Stop admiring yourself in the mirror, go back to training and work hard instead of pumping up your own tyres and looking for excuses. Maybe you’re not as good as you think you and you crack under pressure like a lot of no-it-all teenagers!

  2. hahahah this makes me laugh
    most of the contestants are terrible,
    practicly all good players aged 16,17,18 dont try out for this,
    as a senior player in a Victorian premier league team, [im 17 yrs old] it makes me laugh to see some of the boys who make this!

  4. I watched the first series and enjoyed it despite half the programme been an advertorial for Kelloggs. From memory though I remember reading an article perhaps even here saying the ratings were very low. Just goes to show how far the advertising dollar goes on television.

  5. Hopefully this series’ winner will have more luck once the cameras stop rolling after series one winner Adam Hett (pictured second from right) tore knee ligaments during a training game in August 2008 and has been sidelined since.

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