The Introduction Thread (V)

Hi basu welcome to the forum and i am looking forward to share some information on football

 

hey guys - Sam from London UK here

West Ham supporter and season ticket holder - do a lot of travelling for the football/soccer site I work for. Am in NYC soon, which is why I signed up here...to hopefully meet some guys/girls who are soccer fans that way

Sam

 

hello guys,,im from indonesia,,nice to know ya'll

 

hi, my name is bizzyradio.

i live in tokyo, japan

please vist my blog

http://bizzy-football.blogspot.com


you can find all results of major competitions!!

i will update further more.

thx bye

 

Hey Guys,

I'm Nick from New York and along with being an avid soccer fan I've gotten the privledge to work on a feature documentary entitled "One Goal: Road To South Africa".

Now I don't want to sound like I am only hear to plug the film but I felt this was the perfect forum for people to see the tremendous work that has been done. I am looking forward to being part of this community and can not wait to start discussions regarding South Africa in the coming months.

Anyway, I will leave with the description of the film, the youtube link to the trailer as well as our facebook fan page. Hope you all enjoy.

Trailer
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AS5XG7oyvpc"]YouTube- One Goal: Road to South Africa[/ame]
Facebook Page
http://facebook.com/OneGoalUSA

"One Goal captured the essence of the U.S. Supporter culture in the documentary “Road to South Africa". The film begins with the United States historic 2-0 win over the #1 ranked team in the world, Spain, in the semifinals of the 2009 Confederations Cup. This victory signaled that U.S. Soccer had finally arrived, and would have a legitimate chance to win the 2010 World Cup.

The documentary then follows America's most die-hard supporters to each match of World Cup Qualification. Through their unconditional fervor and patriotic chants they show what it means to be a national team supporter, and tell of how our nation need to unite for the United States of America to have a chance in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.
"

 

Hello everyone!

My name is John and I am from New York. I am new to soccer because I have been closed minded my entire life.

I am finding myself getting really into this sport and have watched alot of games over the last month or so.

I know nothing about soccer but I am learning.

The one problem I am having is finding a team to root for. I have been watching alot of the English Premier League and really enjoying it. I have also liked the UEFA Cup games that I have seen. The whole idea of that is awesome.

I guess I am looking for help on a team to like. I am not that interested in hopping on the bandwagon just to keep in mind. Any help here would be appreciated.

 

Hey! Ah Tiong here from Singapore, a part time web developer specialise in PHP application. Football is my wife!

 

Hello everyone.. I am vanesa from Arkansas. I love to learn new things and at the same time I love playing soccer.

 

Hi there!

New to Bigsoccer, im a Leeds United fan based in Leeds in the uk.

Ive posted a few threads about some boots im looking for, if anyone can help id really appreciate it.

Good to be on board

Adam

 

Hi,

I´m new at bigsoccer, I´m a fan from 1. FC Köln [Germany] and I come from Germany. My English is not the best, but I hope I can improve it. =)

 

dave

 

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Hello everybody...

 

Since you are new to soccer and the Union is new to MLS, that would be my choice for you, but Red Bulls are going to pretty good in their new stadium, I bet.

Of course, RSL is going to win both the supporter's shield and cup this season, though!

 

hi guys, United (manchester united) fan just found this site and saw there was a strong contingent on fellow United fans from around the globe. So just wanted to say hi, and if your ever at old trafford or in need of tickets let me know and we can have a pint

 

There can't be enough Wizards fans out there. So add one more to Big Soccer (a forum I've been totally remiss to joining for some time).

Glad to be aboard.

 

Hey everyone, just joined and looking forward to chatting football. I'm from scotland and support rangers for my sins

 

Hi everyone. I am from New Jersey. I go to the University of South Florida in Tampa. I follow the New York Red Bulls(you know the team that was once called the MetroStars.) I am part of the Empire Supporters Club. Well unofficially now, but I will be joining again when I return in the summer. I also follow the US National Team.

 

Hi all. My name is Jan, I'm from the Netherlands and I support Ajax.

 

Greetings from Philly

 

Howdy all. I'm 22, originally from Dallas, and I'm new to the sport (and I'm enjoying it already). It's nice to "meet" everyone!

 

hey im shaun from cali

 

I am currently writing my dissertation and am in the process of distributing a questionnaire. The subject of my study is the alienation and exploitation of traditional supporters since the creation of the premier league in 92'. It touches on four main areas: ticket & merchandising prices, the commercialisation of the game, clubs as PLCs & private ownership and the introduction of all seater stadia.

Hopefully, there will be enough of you interested in airing some of your views that I will be able to use in my analysis of the results!

http://www.eplonline.co.uk/questionnaireinternet.doc
This is the link to the questionnaire. Fill it in and then email it to jackmccombe@gmail.com


Thanks

Jack

 

you can't !! You'll have to move out of town.

 

Yo! I'm patiently awaiting the Union's season opener.

Jeff from Philly