East Kent Saint Posted yesterday at 05:35 Posted yesterday at 05:35 (edited) 7 hours ago, JohnnyShearer2.0 said: Isnt that standard prices though for the US? No it's the usual stadium rip off price plus they sell beer in various measures in fluid ounces ( 18 , 20 ,22 ) so large may be misleading ! They are also worse than our pub chains with the amount of head/foam you are served . Edited yesterday at 05:36 by East Kent Saint
JohnnyShearer2.0 Posted yesterday at 07:01 Posted yesterday at 07:01 (edited) 1 hour ago, East Kent Saint said: No it's the usual stadium rip off price plus they sell beer in various measures in fluid ounces ( 18 , 20 ,22 ) so large may be misleading ! They are also worse than our pub chains with the amount of head/foam you are served . Ah, yeah, that's what I meant or should have clarified. Usual in stadium prices! Edited yesterday at 07:31 by JohnnyShearer2.0
JohnnyShearer2.0 Posted yesterday at 07:03 Posted yesterday at 07:03 8 hours ago, Turkish said: Is it? Jesus, how do those fat fucks afford to buy a round? I should have clarified, I think it's the usual in stadium rip off prices! But yes, a round at a sporting event will hurt!
Holmes_and_Watson Posted yesterday at 07:18 Posted yesterday at 07:18 4 hours ago, St. Ciervo said: Maguire looking good in your image. Keeping in shape for a late call up, when Stones gets crocked.
Challenger Posted yesterday at 07:55 Posted yesterday at 07:55 10 hours ago, BotleySaint said: Ivan Toney doing a good impression of a training cone so far today. Ivan Toney doing a good impression of Damion Downs. 1
Stripey McStripe Shirt Posted yesterday at 09:09 Posted yesterday at 09:09 11 hours ago, Osvaldorama said: The final of what? The sumo wrestling world cup 2026. Clue is in the thread title.
Whitey Grandad Posted yesterday at 09:38 Posted yesterday at 09:38 I read this morning that this World Cup is expected to raise $13 billion for FIFA. That money has to come from the supporters [mugs] either directly or indirectly.
Window Cleaner Posted yesterday at 11:40 Posted yesterday at 11:40 1 hour ago, Whitey Grandad said: I read this morning that this World Cup is expected to raise $13 billion for FIFA. That money has to come from the supporters [mugs] either directly or indirectly. Advertising revenue is no doubt offset by the purchases of people who don"t really support football, occasional viewers etc. People watch the WC who don,'t normally watch football. Major advertisers know that. 1
Stripey McStripe Shirt Posted 18 hours ago Posted 18 hours ago There are a few things I'd like to see at this world cup. England winning being one of them, obviously. But beyond that, I just hope the Americans are embarrassed in every way. Empty stadiums. Worldwide ridicule and rejection of Americanised bollocks like individual player entries and half time shows. And an utterly shit performance of their national team on the pitch - hopefully being knocked out by Iran. Not doubt that won't be allowed to happen and the USA will somehow 'fluke' their way to at least the semis. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yz3zdp3jqo
Window Cleaner Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 48 minutes ago, Stripey McStripe Shirt said: There are a few things I'd like to see at this world cup. England winning being one of them, obviously. But beyond that, I just hope the Americans are embarrassed in every way. Empty stadiums. Worldwide ridicule and rejection of Americanised bollocks like individual player entries and half time shows. And an utterly shit performance of their national team on the pitch - hopefully being knocked out by Iran. Not doubt that won't be allowed to happen and the USA will somehow 'fluke' their way to at least the semis. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c5yz3zdp3jqo Semis? That's not going to happen. Quarters at best, they just don't have the talents to go any further. Poch probably can't wait to be done with them, get started at Milan.
Lee On Solent Saint Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 3 minutes ago, Window Cleaner said: Semis? That's not going to happen. Quarters at best, they just don't have the talents to go any further. Poch probably can't wait to be done with them, get started at Milan. I could actually see them struggling to get out of their group. You'd think Turkey would win the group, Paraquay and the Aussies aren't mugs at this level.
Holmes_and_Watson Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago Christian Eriksson collapsed again. Fortunately, the device he was fitted with, worked, if that was the reason behind it. Scary. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/czrxgd2nljno 2
Stripey McStripe Shirt Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 10 minutes ago, Window Cleaner said: Semis? That's not going to happen. Quarters at best, they just don't have the talents to go any further. Poch probably can't wait to be done with them, get started at Milan. Hosts get favourable officiating at the best of times. This year will be taken to another level.
Window Cleaner Posted 17 hours ago Posted 17 hours ago 2 minutes ago, Stripey McStripe Shirt said: Hosts get favourable officiating at the best of times. This year will be taken to another level. They'd need a lot of favourable officiating just to get to the quarters even. Their defence is awful.
badgerx16 Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago A tournament for the fans......... Of certain favoured countries; https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx212p8r28eo
LiberalCommunist Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago This is a very low hype tournament. Never known it to be so flat. Even Qatar had a little buzz of anticipation. 1
LeBizzier69 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 44 minutes ago, LiberalCommunist said: This is a very low hype tournament. Never known it to be so flat. Even Qatar had a little buzz of anticipation. It's so weird.....the anticipation and excitment of tournaments seems to have disappeared, for most it seems. Is this just a disconnect with the teams/modern players? 1
suewhistle Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago No, from just general chatting to people it's very specific to the location of where it's being held this time. People had concerns about Qatar and human rights and sports washing (ditto Russia) but even more so this time. At least previous countries tried to appear to be welcoming.. My latest conversation was with a Pompey supporter down the allotment yesterday, and he was very rude about Trump and his US. Let's hope the Scottish and English supporters do us proud with voicing those opinions.. 1
LiberalCommunist Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago Bloated amount of teams. Price gauging. USA/Iran conflict. Yeah, not expecting much. Hoping England can turn it on and suck us in.........in the middle of the night. lol 2
rallyboy Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago I fear this could be one of the crappest World Cups in memory - the ludicrous number of teams, the extortionate pricing and the banning of fans from countries that Trump doesn't like isn't a great start. I'm also looking forward to the first dodgy refereeing decision that goes the way of the US, Saudi Arabia or Qatar... Call me Mr Miserable but this beautiful festival of advertising and hype has all the early signs of a borefest that will be more about making dollars than promoting soccaball. It feels like we're one step away from halftime monster trucks.
Football Special Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 56 minutes ago, LiberalCommunist said: This is a very low hype tournament. Never known it to be so flat. Even Qatar had a little buzz of anticipation. Yeah finding it hard to build up much enthusiasm for it , I'm sure it will pick up once we get into the knock out stages
Turkish Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 2 minutes ago, Football Special said: Yeah finding it hard to build up much enthusiasm for it , I'm sure it will pick up once we get into the knock out stages WIth the amount of teams, kick off times, pointless fixtures in the group stages plus the Yanks being involved it's tough to really get interested in it. I feel sorry for all the kids, when i was my sons age Italia 90 happened, which remains the most magical world cup ever. 3
Patrick Bateman Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) 1 hour ago, Turkish said: WIth the amount of teams, kick off times, pointless fixtures in the group stages plus the Yanks being involved it's tough to really get interested in it. I feel sorry for all the kids, when i was my sons age Italia 90 happened, which remains the most magical world cup ever. Nessen Dorma, Schillaci, Cameroon beating Argentina, Roger Milla, Gazza crying ... it was a really good one! (Not the crying, but just memorable images) Edited 2 hours ago by Patrick Bateman 2
Sarnia Cherie Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 14 hours ago, Holmes_and_Watson said: Christian Eriksson collapsed again. Fortunately, the device he was fitted with, worked, if that was the reason behind it. Scary. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/czrxgd2nljno I was surprised he ever came back to competitive football after his first episode. He has a defib implant which clearly did it's job but maybe time to hang up the boots. I wish him well.
Stripey McStripe Shirt Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago 7 minutes ago, Patrick Bateman said: Nessen Dorma, Schillaci, Cameron beating Argentina, Roger Milla, Gazza crying ... it was a really good one! (Not the crying, but just memorable images) What an excellent Foreign Secretary he was. 4
LeBizzier69 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 1 hour ago, tdmickey3 said: Needs some of this I had a vuvuzela app on my phone at the time, so whenever i shaked the phone it honked....managed to annoy swathes of people that whole WC. 1
Window Cleaner Posted 55 minutes ago Posted 55 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Patrick Bateman said: Nessen Dorma, Schillaci, Cameroon beating Argentina, Roger Milla, Gazza crying ... it was a really good one! (Not the crying, but just memorable images) Cameroon was a decent side back when. Had some excellent players. Now anyone who's any good plays for France, Spain or some other European nation.
Turkish Posted 34 minutes ago Posted 34 minutes ago 19 minutes ago, Window Cleaner said: Cameroon was a decent side back when. Had some excellent players. Now anyone who's any good plays for France, Spain or some other European nation. Another example of how the far left pushing an open door immigration program has ruined everything
Wade Garrett Posted 10 minutes ago Posted 10 minutes ago Don't feel any excitement or anticipation for this World Cup. FIFA have ruined the competition. Rip off the fans and play it in countries with no football history or real interest in the game. All about money and corruption. Started with Blatter and this new c*nt has taken it to another level. Can't wait for Saudi Arabia 2034!
Window Cleaner Posted 6 minutes ago Posted 6 minutes ago (edited) 4 minutes ago, Wade Garrett said: Don't feel any excitement or anticipation for this World Cup. FIFA have ruined the competition. Rip off the fans and play it in countries with no football history or real interest in the game. All about money and corruption. Started with Blatter and this new c*nt has taken it to another level. Can't wait for Saudi Arabia 2034! Well I think it's unfair to say that Mexico has no football history. WC's in 70 and 86 (when Colombia I think it was couldn't bear the cost or something of that ilk, pulled out late on). Edited 5 minutes ago by Window Cleaner
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