Louie Corrales
05-13-2003, 11:25 AM
whos gonna win??
AC MILAN
Inter has no Vieri...
AC MILAN
Inter has no Vieri...
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darius
05-14-2003, 09:41 AM
fucking AC Milan . . . i'm still pulling for Juve to pull this off, but Real and AC in the finals would be extremely thrilling to watch.
Haluk
05-14-2003, 10:47 AM
taped yesterdays Inter vs Milan on ESPN2...why the hell aren't they televising todays match?
Louie Corrales
05-14-2003, 11:00 AM
it will be Milan vs Real...
and I am an AC milan fan over any other team...
but how can u not say Real will win it all...
especially the way AC barely held on against Inter with a 1-1 tie...
and I am an AC milan fan over any other team...
but how can u not say Real will win it all...
especially the way AC barely held on against Inter with a 1-1 tie...
darius
05-14-2003, 11:08 AM
Originally posted by DJ Hal
taped yesterdays Inter vs Milan on ESPN2...why the hell aren't they televising todays match?
because flyfishing and motorcross are still more popular than soccer :teeth
taped yesterdays Inter vs Milan on ESPN2...why the hell aren't they televising todays match?
because flyfishing and motorcross are still more popular than soccer :teeth
darius
05-15-2003, 10:25 AM
Real Madrid -- DETHRONED!!!
all italian champions league final. should be very interesting, and dirty. may 28th is the date . . . for anyone (mainly you border-line soccer fans), if you want to watch a game at the highest level of league competition, tune into this match. i'm pretty sure ESPN2 will be televising it. Juventus vs AC Milan for the champions league cup is a battle between the current #1 vs the #4 club teams in the world (according to May 11th ESPN world rankings).
all italian champions league final. should be very interesting, and dirty. may 28th is the date . . . for anyone (mainly you border-line soccer fans), if you want to watch a game at the highest level of league competition, tune into this match. i'm pretty sure ESPN2 will be televising it. Juventus vs AC Milan for the champions league cup is a battle between the current #1 vs the #4 club teams in the world (according to May 11th ESPN world rankings).
Haluk
05-15-2003, 10:49 AM
they better televise it....went to the DC United vs. Tottenham Hotspur game at RFK last nite...not really a fan of MLS, but it was nice to check out a Premiership team...ok game even though the only score was a lame own goal...
darius
05-15-2003, 11:48 AM
Originally posted by DJ Hal
they better televise it....went to the DC United vs. Tottenham Hotspur game at RFK last nite...not really a fan of MLS, but it was nice to check out a Premiership team...ok game even though the only score was a lame own goal...
what a coincidence, i went to that game too . . . my lil bro interns for DC United so he hooked up some sweet club seats -- tottenham blew a lot of great chances, as if they were trying not to win. yeah, that own goal was lame ass.
they better televise it....went to the DC United vs. Tottenham Hotspur game at RFK last nite...not really a fan of MLS, but it was nice to check out a Premiership team...ok game even though the only score was a lame own goal...
what a coincidence, i went to that game too . . . my lil bro interns for DC United so he hooked up some sweet club seats -- tottenham blew a lot of great chances, as if they were trying not to win. yeah, that own goal was lame ass.
TheHipHopBillGates
05-15-2003, 11:54 AM
I was in Florence last summer when Italy blew that lead and lost to South Korea, you could hear a pin drop at the end of that game.
darius
05-15-2003, 01:00 PM
Originally posted by TheHipHopBillGates
I was in Florence last summer when Italy blew that lead and lost to South Korea, you could hear a pin drop at the end of that game.
fans in the US really aren't all that aware of how serious the rest of the world takes soccer. i'll even go so far as to say that the fanatic-factor (rowdiness, yelling, screaming, cheering, and even fighting) at soccer matches in other countries (in general) are significantly more intense than any of the 4 major sports here in the states.
I was in Florence last summer when Italy blew that lead and lost to South Korea, you could hear a pin drop at the end of that game.
fans in the US really aren't all that aware of how serious the rest of the world takes soccer. i'll even go so far as to say that the fanatic-factor (rowdiness, yelling, screaming, cheering, and even fighting) at soccer matches in other countries (in general) are significantly more intense than any of the 4 major sports here in the states.
TheHipHopBillGates
05-15-2003, 01:37 PM
yeah its crazy, I was also in Munich when Turkey won and when Germany won the whole thing and ruckus for both of them.
Louie Corrales
05-15-2003, 03:17 PM
Originally posted by darius
i'll even go so far as to say that the fanatic-factor (rowdiness, yelling, screaming, cheering, and even fighting) at soccer matches in other countries (in general) are significantly more intense than any of the 4 major sports here in the states.
that is with out a doubt...
you want to talk about home field advantage....
go to a soccer game in another country
i'll even go so far as to say that the fanatic-factor (rowdiness, yelling, screaming, cheering, and even fighting) at soccer matches in other countries (in general) are significantly more intense than any of the 4 major sports here in the states.
that is with out a doubt...
you want to talk about home field advantage....
go to a soccer game in another country
Saleen
05-16-2003, 09:56 AM
Here is a picture of the fans fo my hometown soccer club in Croatia... These guys are nuts! Too bad most people in US dont understand this.
Saleen
05-16-2003, 09:58 AM
the picture
darius
05-16-2003, 09:59 AM
Originally posted by djcrl69
that is with out a doubt...
you want to talk about home field advantage....
go to a soccer game in another country
one of the most intimidating stadiums in international football is Azadi Stadium in Tehran. 120,000+ screaming, cursing, chanting, crazy-ass iranian men -- no women (until this year) except for those of the visiting internationals are permitted to attend.
another memorable stadium was, i think, Seoul, from the last World Cup -- remember that ocean of red.
that is with out a doubt...
you want to talk about home field advantage....
go to a soccer game in another country
one of the most intimidating stadiums in international football is Azadi Stadium in Tehran. 120,000+ screaming, cursing, chanting, crazy-ass iranian men -- no women (until this year) except for those of the visiting internationals are permitted to attend.
another memorable stadium was, i think, Seoul, from the last World Cup -- remember that ocean of red.
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