U.S. Portugal Off again?

hmm....I thought I'd read that NE had already changed it's schedule to accomodate.

 

That's too bad. They'd draw a huge crowd for USSF in Foxboro.

FYI for anyone heading up New England way: there is only one place in the US where you can see a public statue dedicated to a great Portuguese soccer player, and that's Lowell, Mass, outside the Massachussetts Sports Hall of Fame (or maybe it's Sports Museum... it's been a couple of years.

 

I would rather play Portugal than New Zealand.

 

This is worse than USA-Japan.

 

There you have it...

 

Huh? As far as I can remember, U.S. Soccer never announced this match, tickets have not been sold for it, and it's more than a week prior to it... I don't see how it is at all similar to the Japan game, when the opponent pulled out on short notice, after tickets had been sold.

 

grrrrr

 

I am sorry, but I have drinken plenty of Bud, and plenty of Sagres. Unless you are into beer that tastes like paste, this really isn't a contest.

Bud wins.

 

Here's a prime candidate for those virtual sign boards seen only tv.

 

If this stuff tastes worse than Budweiser, I feel deeply for those forced to consume it...

 

Someone seems to have reported the game to FIFA. It's showing up on their fixture list:

http://www.fifa.com/en/news/fixtures/men.html

Don't know how long it's been on the list, so I don't know if it hasn't been "unreported" yet, or if this is new.

 

Dude no beer tastes worse than Bud!!!!

 

I sat in front of two Brits at a World Cup game in Japan last year and asked them what they thought of Bud, the only suds available in WC venues. They loved it and were baffled when I told them it's not held in high esteem by connaisseurs in the States.

 

Re: Re: U.S. Portugal Off again?

If they normally drink Carlsberg, then I can see why they would say that. Or maybe they were just trying to be respectful to Americans.