A football-free zone in WanChai

A football-free zone in WanChai

The Canny Man‘s posters all read “An oasis in WanChai” but I personally like the one I saw on a video today:

A football-free zone.”

OK, so South Africa just recently hosted a very successful football World Cup but man… a month of football is probably as much football as I can take!  Truth be told, I’ve probably seen enough round-ball “action” to last me till the next World Cup.  Which is probably a good thing, what with the RUGBY WORLD CUP in Zealand looming in 2011.

I am currently teaching a bridging course for new Secondary 1 students in Lok Fu and one of my colleagues is none other than the former Hong Kong rugby captain Semi Iafeta.  Apologies to Semi, but I didn’t recognise him until I did a bit of “research” online today.  However, in my defense Semi, your hair used to be a lot longer!  Like most international rugby boys here in Hong Kong, Semi Iafeta is a semi-professional who makes his living teaching in Hong Kong.

Semi Iafeta with ball in hand, playing for Hong Kong

It seems that the big Number 8 is also quite the video producer, having produced the video about The Canny Man I mentioned earlier:

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Mike Jansen - who has written 721 posts on howzit-hongkong.com.

Mike Jansen is a son of the Mother City (Cape Town) and decade-long resident of Asia. He currently resides in Kowloon's Hung Hom district, on the edge of the city's iconic Victoria harbour. He is also responsible for http://www.blitzbokke.com, a fan-site dedicated to the Springbok Sevens Team. Find him talking bollie on @BlitzBokke on Twitter

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