The Telegraph introduces Sydney’s biggest fan ‘SuperCoach’ in a new series of webisodes
As the much anticipated start of the 2012 NRL season draws nearer, The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph has introduced Sydney’s biggest fan, known simply as “SuperCoach’“
Everybody knows a Supercoach; he’s that excitable guy obsessed with Sydney’s favourite game.
He loves his football and wants everyone else around him go love it too. And the Supercoach is no exception; in fact he’s so passionate he’s even made his own SuperCoach jacket.
To introduce the world to SuperCoach, the Telegraph was given the opportunity to film SuperCoach around his office and put together a series of seven exclusive webisodes to view and share with friends, family and even the real life SuperCoach in your life.
Asked about his role in the webisodes, the SuperCoach said, “Ladies, if you like what you see, you know where to find me – top of the SuperCoach leader board.”
Supercoach embodies everything that is great about Sydney’s favourite game.
By signing up to The Telegraph Sportsbet.com.au SuperCoach everybody can take the role of coach and selector and guide their hand-picked team to glory.
Each week, the real-life performances of chosen players score points for your team. Coach the highest-scoring team of the week and you’ll win $500 cash.
And if, after 26 weeks, your team tops the overall ladder, you can win $30,000 cash.
Like a real coach, you can select trade and bench your players in pursuit of the ultimate prize.
The Telegraph Sportsbet.com.au SuperCoach for NRL is easy to play but difficult to master, and it’s absolutely free to play.
SuperCoach was ably assisted in creating his webisodes by Michael Harris and Neil Walshe from AJF partnership.
8 Comments
I’d take this off quick smart – you’re about to get slammed.
Watched one – cringed
Watched two – cringed even more than when watching one
Watch three? You have to be kidding…….
I really need to know who did this?
creatives, director, agency ????
Ahhh get stuffed its at least a little chuckle!
We’ve got a guy in our office who’s just a little too keen about footy. If that’s the insight, then not a bad spoof.
Entertaining enough. Feels like it needs a little more cohesion though.
Okay, a bloke who’s cocky footy nut…now what? Maybe the call to action should be something like ‘put (bloke) in his place. sign up today’.
These are fine for no budget webisodes. Stop whining!
Your Actor is classic, he’s the next David Brent, funny spots, especially the pass to the boss, I think he’ll go far.