London: NFL's Oct Match at Wembley Ticket Frenzy
May 30th, 2008, 06:18 AM
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London: NFL's Oct Match at Wembley Ticket Frenzy
Following on the heels of last October's hugely successful regular season NFL tilt that included eventual Super Bowl Champs NY Giants, the NFL's return to London's Wembley Stadium next Oct 26 will feature the N'Orlens Saints and the San Diego Chargers.
Well the first 40,000 ducats put on sale to see the Saints and their cheerleaders come marchin in sold out in an incredible 90 minutes.
Last year's match drew the largest crowd to watch any football match at Wembley or in the U.K. i think - both footballs as the NFL sold out the place and no English footie team has come close to that.
Ah there is a change in the air in England regards footie - American footie seems posed to supplement soccer and return it to being more a pub league.
Well the first 40,000 ducats put on sale to see the Saints and their cheerleaders come marchin in sold out in an incredible 90 minutes.
Last year's match drew the largest crowd to watch any football match at Wembley or in the U.K. i think - both footballs as the NFL sold out the place and no English footie team has come close to that.
Ah there is a change in the air in England regards footie - American footie seems posed to supplement soccer and return it to being more a pub league.
May 30th, 2008, 06:57 AM
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Well last year when he was called Audere est farce perhaps i know for a fact that he actually did take in not only the NFL footie thing at Wembley but also NHL hockey tilt at the O2 - he is a closet American sports maniac - i saw him even in the stands at the Ramp Roll Over car thing in London last week.
CW is sitting on the 50 yd line no doubt
CW is sitting on the 50 yd line no doubt
May 30th, 2008, 09:38 AM
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Whats the difference between a resident of Detroit and a yoghurt?
Yoghurt has some culture.
The NFL thing didn't sell out - but it did OK for a novelty. The NHL thing did (17.000ish) and that's a possible long term prospect because of the jam rolls over here who love ice hockey.
If the americans are going to introduce any of their "sports" to us they'd be better off with trying to introduce men falling off cows than the other rubbish. At least that has clowns.
As for attending the match? I will be washing my hair (I keep it in a box).
Yoghurt has some culture.
The NFL thing didn't sell out - but it did OK for a novelty. The NHL thing did (17.000ish) and that's a possible long term prospect because of the jam rolls over here who love ice hockey.
If the americans are going to introduce any of their "sports" to us they'd be better off with trying to introduce men falling off cows than the other rubbish. At least that has clowns.
As for attending the match? I will be washing my hair (I keep it in a box).
May 30th, 2008, 09:43 AM
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