Fans fume at NFL for being 'un-American,' Sophie the sex symbol & the greatest post-9/11 national anthem ever
📍 Where it landed
Coverage ended with the MCG quickly shifting away from the NFL event to prepare for an upcoming AFL grand final, while an AFL spokesperson declared the league’s stance vindicated. Reports highlighted a $15 million NSW government misstep on the NFL deal and noted fan backlash over a poorly received national‑anthem performance before the Australia game.
No further definitive outcome was reported after the shift in focus.
Epilogue added 24d ago, after coverage quieted.
The reporting (6)
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‘Australia, I love you’: US reporter’s verdict on NFL’s ‘gladiator-ish’ MCG spectacle foxsports.com.au · 55d ago broke it first
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