Its freebies time again. Up for grabs are 3 Exclusive Tiger Chiller Box with 3 cans of 500ml Tiger Beer in it.
Mind you, these are exclusive Tiger Chiller Boxes that is only given to teams that that have qualified for the Tiger Street Football National Finals. But THANX to the kind folks at GAB, you now have a chance to take one of these cool Tiger Chiller Box home with you in just 3 simple steps:
STEP 1: Watch the following video.
STEP 2: Answer a simple question "How many countries in total will be participating in the Tiger Street Football Grand Finals this 18 September at the 1Utama open air car park?"
STEP 3: Write your answer in the comment box with your email address so that I can touch base with you for your prize.
Simple isn't it? So hurry up and answer!
Terms & Conditions:
• This contest is open to all non-Muslim readers aged 18 year-old and above.
• The first three comments posted with the correct answer and email address will be selected as winners.
• The contest duration is from 26th until 1st September 2011.
• The prizes must be redeemed at the Tiger Street Football registration station on the 17 or 18 September at 1Utama (Car park next to TGIF). Prizes may not be redeemed for cash.
• The blog owner and Guinness Anchor Berhad reserve the right to cancel, modify, suspend or delay the Contest in the event of unforeseen circumstances beyond its reasonable control.
~~~What Tiger Street Football?~~~
Tiger proudly presents Tiger Street Football - the edgiest football celebration to ever take place on the streets of Malaysia! The Tiger Street Football National and Grand Finals will be kicking off this 17 and 18 September at the 1Utama open air car park, and it is going to be nothing short of the most fantastic street football celebration for fans, players and football lovers in Malaysia.
Tiger Street Football is an international street football festival that has been touring Asia, bringing the most intense street football tournaments to Singapore, Thailand, Guangzhou, Vietnam and Malaysia. The Grand Finals taking place in Malaysia will see the Tiger Street Football champions from each of those countries, along with two professional street football teams from Brazil and Holland battle it out for the top prize of USD30,000 and the coveted “King of the Streets” title.
