Shaun Wright-Phillips Joins Footbo.Com


LONDON, October 28 /PRNewswire/ --     Footbo.com is pleased to announce that footballer Shaun Wright-Phillips
has joined up with the football website.

The England and Manchester City midfielder will blog and share his
experiences on his own profile page on the football social networking
website.

Shaun Wright-Phillips blog can be read exclusively on:
http://www.footbo.com

At Footbo.com, it's all about what the fans think and want to hear. From
player and team profiles to photos and videos, almost everything on
Footbo.com is user-generated. You can predict upcoming games and compete
against other users in the prediction leagues, grade players performances and
check out statistics.

For more information please contact:
    Pippa Hancock
    pippa@thesportsprcompany.com
    The Sports PR Company
    Tel: +44(0)207-935-3666

    http://www.thesportscompany.com

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