OT: Association Football

[King-Gutho94]

I rest my case.
Paying over $1000 to watch a football match is obscene. My daughter and her boyfriend just can't do that.

So the $1150 us lads have paid for is a corporate suite with 3 hours booze before hand.

The group of 10 there are 4 Liverpool fans and its happened to be at manchester this weekend as the wedding is on Tuesday we are over here for.

So if Liverpool played Brentford I wouldn't have gone.

But Man U v Liverpool in a corporate box was too hard to not pass up. Once in a lifetime experience.

 

[84 Baby]

The Socceroos attack is seriously insipid. Passing is really f**ken slow. Easily the worst I’ve seen Yengi play

 

[84 Baby]

You reckon the atmosphere will be great? Lol. Maybe, if it's close.
I've been to dozens of matches in England. The claimed atmosphere there is seriously overrated.
The best games I've attended have been between lower tier teams.
And the even better match atmosphere's have been Sydney A-
League derbys.

That’s because you didn’t get into the spirit of English football



E’s only a poor little Hammer

 

[84 Baby]

Bahrain can get f**ked

 

[84 Baby]

f**ken cheats

 

[Poupou Escobar]

This is the first Socceroos game my boy has seen. He is disgusted at the theatrics.

 

[84 Baby]

The injury time is going to be longer than a regular half

Sorry “injury” time

 

[84 Baby]

f**ken bunch of cheats

 

[the phantom menace]

Embarrassing. And underneath that a pretty impotent effort from the Aussies.

 

[84 Baby]

f**ken woeful game all round. Have any of the Socceroos been playing regularly? Looked as sharp as I do after 6 months off. Even the players I like were shit. And a middle of Irvine, O’Neill & Metcalfe isn’t scaring anyone but me watching it

 

[the phantom menace]

Thoughts... Past it and looking for a paid holiday, still a class above for A-League, or somewhere inbetween?

Ex-Chelsea, Manchester United star signs with Western Sydney Wanderers

After spending more than a decade playing for two of England’s biggest clubs, Juan Mata is the latest big-name star to join the A-League.

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