8 February, 2016. 15:45
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
FOR SOME IT'S THE biggest sporting event of the year. For others, it's the embodiment everything the terrorists hate about Western culture.
But for sports fans around Australia, the Super Bowl is unique.
Some have even taken the day off work to watch the spectacle, further compounding the negative effect America is having on our economy. But it's all worth it, according to business content marketing associate team leader, Mickey Peacotton.
"My life lacks any variety what so ever," said the Sydney office worker. "So when an opportunity like this comes around, I tend to throw my support behind a team. This year, it's the Denver Panthers!"
Mr Peacotton has also confessed to following
ERROL PARKER | Editor-at-large | Contact
FOR SOME IT'S THE biggest sporting event of the year. For others, it's the embodiment everything the terrorists hate about Western culture.
But for sports fans around Australia, the Super Bowl is unique.
Some have even taken the day off work to watch the spectacle, further compounding the negative effect America is having on our economy. But it's all worth it, according to business content marketing associate team leader, Mickey Peacotton.
"My life lacks any variety what so ever," said the Sydney office worker. "So when an opportunity like this comes around, I tend to throw my support behind a team. This year, it's the Denver Panthers!"
Mr Peacotton has also confessed to following