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Is there gonna be a bus for the Brazil game? And also is anybody trying to work on some tifo for the game?
as of now, there are no plans for a bus to NY as it is a mid-week game and the numbers probably would not be there... i am sure that we will have quite a few guys go up tho, and id recommend using the facebook page to try to arrange a carpool what were you thinking in terms of tifo?
Some bed sheets painted like flags...Tryin to make sure its cool to bring it in before the game though. Is anybody down to maybe help????
Attention DC soccer fans! The AFDC (a nonprofit dedicated to French language and culture) is hosting a roundtable discussion this Friday, June 20 at 7pm entitled "Let's Talk Les Bleus," that will explore the cultural role of soccer, the global phenomenon that is the World Cup, and the variety of nationalism we see in countries such as France, the US and Switzerland. Moderated by Lindsay Krasnoff (sports historian and author of "The Making of Les Bleus") and featuring Washington Post journalists Cindy Boren and Clinton Yates; Josh Novikoff of DCist.com; Sylvain Cornevaux of the AFDC; and David Best of the Embassy of Switzerland. All are welcome to join! Tickets here: http://www.francedc.org/Events/?id=290