A-League Rhetorical Analysis

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He mentions the A-League isn’t on the same level as the Premier League, however he also mentions that he believes that more needs to be done to expand the brand. This refers back to the comparison to the Premier League and makes the audience consider the effect of promoting the brand using advertising.

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