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Korea Herald
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Korea Herald
FUN88 Thailand Celebrates 17th Anniversary with 17 Spins, Rewards & Newcastle Match Trip
BANGKOK, June 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- FUN88 Thailand, a top online gaming platform, is celebrating its 17th birthday with a special month-long event full of exciting rewards and lucky missions. The promotion, running from June 2 to 30, allows members to win amazing prizes like a 7-day trip to watch a live English Premier League Newcastle United match, a luxury Royal Oak watch, 17 spins for a special Anniversary Badge, and many more guaranteed rewards. With the theme ' Play with FUN, be FUN', FUN88 promises a fun and rewarding experience for all players. How to take part in FUN88's 17th birthday to win big: All event details are available on the FUN88 Promotions page. What Makes FUN88 a Trusted Choice FUN88 Thailand, a trusted online bookmaker, offers a complete world of entertainment. From thrilling sports and esports to lottery and live casino games, there's something for every kind of player. Download the user friendly FUN88 App and log in or register to start collecting rewards. The 24/7 Fun Angel support team is always ready to help, and secure payment methods like local bank transfer and USDT are supported. About FUN88 Since its founding, FUN88 has shown strong financial strength by sponsoring top clubs like Newcastle United FC, Carabao Cup champions Burnley FC, and Tottenham Hotspur FC. FUN88 has partnered with sports stars such as Robbie Fowler, Steve Nash, and Kobe Bryant, and features former goalkeeper Iker Casillas as a brand ambassador. These partnerships have helped FUN88 become well-known among sports fans worldwide.
Cision Canada
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Cision Canada
FUN88 Thailand Celebrates 17th Anniversary with 17 Spins, Rewards & Newcastle Match Trip
BANGKOK, June 5, 2025 /CNW/ -- FUN88 Thailand, a top online gaming platform, is celebrating its 17th birthday with a special month-long event full of exciting rewards and lucky missions. The promotion, running from June 2 to 30, allows members to win amazing prizes like a 7-day trip to watch a live English Premier League Newcastle United match, a luxury Royal Oak watch, 17 spins for a special Anniversary Badge, and many more guaranteed rewards. With the theme ' Play with FUN, be FUN', FUN88 promises a fun and rewarding experience for all players. How to take part in FUN88's 17th birthday to win big: BE FUN Lucky Spin: Complete daily or event missions to earn spins. Every spin is a guaranteed win. Grand prizes include a NUFC new season football trip to England, a luxury Royal Oak watch, and more. Daily Check-In: In the new Rewards Lobby, members who topped up in the past 7 days can check in daily for rewards up to 12,888 THB. Top-Up on 8th, 18th, 28th: Get 5 extra spins just by topping up on these special dates. Extra Missions: Try missions like Virtual Sports, SOS Insurance Slots, or join " Road to World Cup I" for even more spins. Anniversary Badge: Spin the BE FUN Wheel 17 times during the event and get the exclusive 17th Anniversary Badge. All event details are available on the FUN88 Promotions page. What Makes FUN88 a Trusted Choice FUN88 Thailand, a trusted online bookmaker, offers a complete world of entertainment. From thrilling sports and esports to lottery and live casino games, there's something for every kind of player. Download the user friendly FUN88 App and log in or register to start collecting rewards. The 24/7 Fun Angel support team is always ready to help, and secure payment methods like local bank transfer and USDT are supported. About FUN88 Since its founding, FUN88 has shown strong financial strength by sponsoring top clubs like Newcastle United FC, Carabao Cup champions Burnley FC, and Tottenham Hotspur FC. FUN88 has partnered with sports stars such as Robbie Fowler, Steve Nash, and Kobe Bryant, and features former goalkeeper Iker Casillas as a brand ambassador. These partnerships have helped FUN88 become well-known among sports fans worldwide.
Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
Premier League legend Robbie Fowler wants to start a new career in Australia despite bitter legal fallout from his last stint Down Under - 'feel I've got a lot to give'
Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler has declared an interest in reigniting his managerial career in Australia - despite a bitter falling out with Brisbane five years ago. Fowler, 50, spent just over a year in charge of the Roar and took legal action against the A-League Men club at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic over what he claimed was his unfair dismissal. FIFA eventually ordered Brisbane to pay damages to Fowler, ruling his contract was terminated without just cause during the competition's 2020 shutdown period. The man known as 'God' on Merseyside in the United Kingdom has since held head coaching positions in India and Saudi Arabia, and is eager to give management another crack. 'I love the game and I feel as though I've got a lot to give,' Fowler said in Melbourne on Tuesday. 'I spent many years doing all my coaching badges and all the correct badges that you need to go represent football clubs. 'There will be an opportunity for me to travel overseas again and if it's in Australia, brilliant. If it's not, then I'll go somewhere else. 'But I love being involved in football and being a part of a football club, and fingers crossed it's soon.' Fowler was one of the biggest names to grace the A-League, spending one season each at North Queensland Fury and Perth Glory from 2009-2011. The former England striker, who had only previously played club football in the UK, scored 18 goals in 54 ALM appearances. Fowler clarified he would only return to Australia if the 'right opportunity' presented, and suggested time was healing his wounds from the Brisbane fallout. 'I won my case against them and wasn't happy with the way I was treated at the end, but it is what it is,' Fowler said. 'I understand a lot of what happened was because sponsors were pulling out of the league. 'I loved my time here and that little bit probably dampened my love of Australia. 'But if I get an opportunity to come over and it's the right opportunity, then I'm all for it.' Fowler still keeps tabs on the ALM, including Melbourne City's tense 1-0 win over arch-rivals Melbourne Victory in last week's grand final. 'I watched the game and I enjoyed it. Melbourne Victory were probably unlucky,' Fowler said. '(City's) performance wasn't great, but no one really remembers that. You remember the result.' A current Liverpool ambassador, Fowler made a brief appearance in Melbourne this week at an event hosted by Carlsberg to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of the Reds' 'Miracle Of Istanbul' UEFA Champions League triumph in 2005 against Italian giants AC Milan. 'I love being part of Liverpool,' Fowler said. 'I've been blessed with playing with Liverpool for a lot of years and now travelling the world as an ambassador.
Perth Now
3 days ago
- Business
- Perth Now
'God' keen to reignite managerial career in ALM
Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler has declared an interest in reigniting his managerial career in Australia despite a bitter falling out with Brisbane five years ago. Fowler, 50, spent just over a year in charge of the Roar and took legal action against the A-League Men club at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic over what he claimed was his unfair dismissal. FIFA eventually ordered Brisbane to pay damages to Fowler, ruling his contract was terminated without just cause during the competition's 2020 shutdown period. The man known as 'God' on Merseyside has since held head coaching positions in India and Saudi Arabia, and is eager to give management another crack. "I love the game and I feel as though I've got a lot to give," Fowler said in Melbourne on Tuesday. "I spent many years doing all my coaching badges and all the correct badges that you need to go represent football clubs. "There will be an opportunity for me to travel overseas again and if it's in Australia, brilliant. If it's not, then I'll go somewhere else. "But I love being involved in football and being a part of a football club, and fingers crossed it's soon." Fowler was one of the biggest names to play in the A-League, spending one season each at North Queensland Fury and Perth Glory from 2009-2011. The former England striker, who had only previously played club football in the UK, scored 18 goals in 54 ALM appearances. Fowler clarified he would only return to Australia if the "right opportunity" presented, and suggested time was healing his wounds from the Brisbane fallout. "I won my case against them and wasn't happy with the way I was treated at the end, but it is what it is," Fowler said. "I understand a lot of what happened was because sponsors were pulling out of the league. "I loved my time here and that little bit probably dampened my love of Australia. "But if I get an opportunity to come over and it's the right opportunity, then I'm all for it." Fowler still keeps tabs on the ALM, including Melbourne City's tense 1-0 win over arch-rivals Melbourne Victory in last week's grand final. "I watched the game and I enjoyed it. Melbourne Victory were probably unlucky," Fowler said. "(City's) performance wasn't great but no one really remembers that. You remember the result." A current Liverpool ambassador, Fowler made a brief appearance in Melbourne this week at an event hosted by Carlsberg to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of the Reds' 'Miracle Of Istanbul' UEFA Champions League triumph. "I love being part of Liverpool," Fowler said. "I've been blessed with playing with Liverpool for a lot of years and now travelling the world as an ambassador. "You get to spend a lot of quality time with supporters of the football club and I love it."
West Australian
3 days ago
- Business
- West Australian
'God' keen to reignite managerial career in ALM
Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler has declared an interest in reigniting his managerial career in Australia despite a bitter falling out with Brisbane five years ago. Fowler, 50, spent just over a year in charge of the Roar and took legal action against the A-League Men club at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic over what he claimed was his unfair dismissal. FIFA eventually ordered Brisbane to pay damages to Fowler, ruling his contract was terminated without just cause during the competition's 2020 shutdown period. The man known as 'God' on Merseyside has since held head coaching positions in India and Saudi Arabia, and is eager to give management another crack. "I love the game and I feel as though I've got a lot to give," Fowler said in Melbourne on Tuesday. "I spent many years doing all my coaching badges and all the correct badges that you need to go represent football clubs. "There will be an opportunity for me to travel overseas again and if it's in Australia, brilliant. If it's not, then I'll go somewhere else. "But I love being involved in football and being a part of a football club, and fingers crossed it's soon." Fowler was one of the biggest names to play in the A-League, spending one season each at North Queensland Fury and Perth Glory from 2009-2011. The former England striker, who had only previously played club football in the UK, scored 18 goals in 54 ALM appearances. Fowler clarified he would only return to Australia if the "right opportunity" presented, and suggested time was healing his wounds from the Brisbane fallout. "I won my case against them and wasn't happy with the way I was treated at the end, but it is what it is," Fowler said. "I understand a lot of what happened was because sponsors were pulling out of the league. "I loved my time here and that little bit probably dampened my love of Australia. "But if I get an opportunity to come over and it's the right opportunity, then I'm all for it." Fowler still keeps tabs on the ALM, including Melbourne City's tense 1-0 win over arch-rivals Melbourne Victory in last week's grand final. "I watched the game and I enjoyed it. Melbourne Victory were probably unlucky," Fowler said. "(City's) performance wasn't great but no one really remembers that. You remember the result." A current Liverpool ambassador, Fowler made a brief appearance in Melbourne this week at an event hosted by Carlsberg to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of the Reds' 'Miracle Of Istanbul' UEFA Champions League triumph. "I love being part of Liverpool," Fowler said. "I've been blessed with playing with Liverpool for a lot of years and now travelling the world as an ambassador. "You get to spend a lot of quality time with supporters of the football club and I love it."
