British Expatriate Network

I went to the Londoner in Dallas to watch the game, the place was packed!

I arrived right at kickoff and there was a literally a handful of places you could stand and have a distant view of one of the Five Screens they had dotted about the place. I gave up at half time and went home to catch the Second half.


It was a Great atmosphere, it was just the same as watching the game in a pub back in Blighty, drinking , singing and shouting and all, bearing in Mind this was 8am in morning. It was all good natured

If I can get off work, I will go and watch another game, but I will be sure to get there early!

David.

Most of the World Cup games are showing at the local sports park bar and a lot of my soccer team were going to watch games there.

I opted to stay home and watch in case the bar was too full (only one big screen TV) and also because they all live in the town and I'm about 10 miles out of town. I will probably catch some of the lunchtime games there on the days I opted to be at work over the coming two weeks - which isn't that many.

Saw it all on local ty channel had to getup a little earlier to have breakfast before the game started here 8 am.

England were lucky they looked like they played without any spirit ,and a lucky (own goal ) won it for them they had better play with a lot more intensity if they want to go a lot further in this competition .

I went to a sports bar at Kenmore and there wasnt a whole lot of fans there but I was sat by an american whose an Everton fan and was pretty well up on football, I was pretty impressed and it made up for a stinker of a game for England!! shock

I was driving through the Mojave desert when the game was being played, but I recorded it and watched it at 1100 PM Saturday and screamed like a lunatic 4 minutes into the game, my wife is counting the days until the competition is over.