[Golazo]

Since you guys are at the games, you probably wouldn't have any way of knowing this, but Andrés shows you lots of love during his broadcasts. You usually get two or three mentions, with one including references to your loyalty.

Furthermore, during the game w. New Zealand, they showed the necessary shot of the teenage boys with U S A painted on their chests, and Cantor said something along the lines of "That is NOT Sam's Army, they have better taste."

[lond2345]

"Furthermore, during the game w. New Zealand, they showed the necessary shot of the teenage boys with U S A painted on their chests, and Cantor said something along the lines of "That is NOT Sam's Army, they have better taste.""

lol thats classic! a man should never paint anything on his chest EVER!

[greatscott]

Originally posted by lond2345
"Furthermore, during the game w. New Zealand, they showed the necessary shot of the teenage boys with U S A painted on their chests, and Cantor said something along the lines of "That is NOT Sam's Army, they have better taste.""

lol thats classic! a man should never paint anything on his chest EVER!

those kids are at about every usa match in dc i have ever been too. i find it hilarious that they always have USA on their chests. always.

Just as an addition, SAMS army was not the biggest group there, DC United fans were. Notice how we got DC United chant going and 80% of the people went along

But alot of the dc fans are SA or USA Supporters members also.

[HeadHunter]

Originally posted by greatscott
Just as an addition, SAMS army was not the biggest group there, DC United fans were. Notice how we got DC United chant going and 80% of the people went along

But alot of the dc fans are SA or USA Supporters members also.

Yeah that was the one thing I was uncertain about. I had thought -Ive seen it mentioned here- that its bad form to bring your club allegiance to a Nats game. Not taking a position on the issue-just asking. Though I suppose that as long as the focus is on the Nats it doesnt really matter

[greatscott]

Originally posted by HeadHunter
Yeah that was the one thing I was uncertain about. I had thought -Ive seen it mentioned here- that its bad form to bring your club allegiance to a Nats game. Not taking a position on the issue-just asking. Though I suppose that as long as the focus is on the Nats it doesnt really matter

well we only really sung it when convey was warming up and when Nelson was giving a tv interview.

[HeadHunter]

Originally posted by greatscott
well we only really sung it when convey was warming up and when Nelson was giving a tv interview.

That makes sense as I was there and while it was obvious that most of us in attendnce were DC fans I didnt really hear too many chants. So its all good-
I was more interested in knowing the "rules" for future matches both national as well as DC since after standing with you guys I plan on trying to make many more DC matches this summer

[greatscott]

Originally posted by HeadHunter

I was more interested in knowing the "rules" for future matches both national as well as DC since after standing with you guys I plan on trying to make many more DC matches this summer

thats great news. This is prob. the time where i advertise for La Norte. so here it goes. : if you want to support your team more than anything, La Norte is your bet. We concentrate more on supporting United with our voices and with our drum than with our tailgate parties. LaNorte is not the biggest group by far, for that, Barra Brava or Screaming Eagles are your bet. La Norte is like a family, we love United and we are quality not quantity. We are the ones with the streamers and confetti behind the goal.
For information about our group go to www.lanorte.com
or check out our message boards by clicking the link at the bottom of my Signature. sign up and talk about dc.

There is no joining fee as we are dedicated to DC fans and dont think that true fans should have to pay to sing with each other. We are getting more and more club stuff every year. Get involved and be DC's 12th man

[metroflip73]

Originally posted by HeadHunter
Yeah that was the one thing I was uncertain about. I had thought -Ive seen it mentioned here- that its bad form to bring your club allegiance to a Nats game. Not taking a position on the issue-just asking. Though I suppose that as long as the focus is on the Nats it doesnt really matter

Again with the mixing of club and country $hit.

Guh-rate.

[greatscott]

Originally posted by metroflip73
Again with the mixing of club and country $hit.

Guh-rate.

there is a difference between singing dcunited during a match and while the player who saved your club is warming up.
I understand extremitiesl. But in a less severe way, wearing a club scarf or jersey to a match is perfectly legit in my eyes, as long as someone from your club is on the nats. Supporting your team, IS supporting the nats as Most of the players come from our league. What I cant stand is when people show up at USMNT and MLS matches wearing England Nats or Foreign club shirts. All the kids you see in Juventus, ManU, Leeds, Liverpool, Roma and Inter shirts. ahh

also, read the my response to the post you were responding to.

[metroflip73]

Originally posted by greatscott
well we only really sung it when convey was warming up and when Nelson was giving a tv interview.

So? If Howard was in goal or Mathis did something scored or something, would it make sense to sing Soy de Metro or C'Mon Metro?

Or are you that dense?

All right, next time, if there's a US game in RFK, and me and some NYC guys are sitting in the LaNorte section during the game (not after, which is acceptable) Mathis does something nice or Howard, or even Pope, we'll sing Metro songs loud, like we always do.

See what I mean? Again with the club n' country $hit.

Anything else? Or are you through?