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My buddy got a venue pass for Santa Clara on Monday. He said I can have an Argentina ticket for $125. I'm going to try to get AO tickets for the USA Santa Clara game. Those go on sale on the 3rd.
My brother got two good seats for all four games at Levi's. $500/ticket I think. He's a 49ers season ticket holder.
Maybe...I mean I don't really want to spend what they're asking for a Jamaica-Peru match and then maybe a US-Brazil one.
I mentioned earlier that I (somewhat involuntarily) ended up with 4 club level venue passes for Chicago. Can these be separated and sold or given away? Its going to be hard for me to fill all 16 seats, particularly for the first game.
I'm really not clear on how this is working.
Good question. If its venue does that mean you are getting tickets to all group matches for that price?
I'm not sure on that either. I wasn't too worried about it since I just got 2 and I'll be able to find people to use them if I can't go.
The venue pass is all matches of any kind at that venue (except the NY one doesn't include the final). Looks like the Rose Bowl isn't being used beyond the group stage though.
Yeah the NY venue pass is kind of weak without the final.
ah... thanks.
Absolutely. Guys like Vardy or Mahrez have to strike when they can. If LC wants to keep them, they have to pay them - assuming these offers are really out there.
I mean, we have no idea how much money the J**s have caused him to lose at that casino.
I don't think there is much in this, but Vardy is almost 30. If someone offers him a big contract he has to take it.
agree.
That's as bad as me. I looked him up on FIFA 16 to see what position he plays.
Young, but very highly regarded. Someone corrected me on this board when I got caught in the Dembele vortex last year.
Decent prospect - problem may be managing expectations. After signing Dele Alli last January, many players would pale in comparison - in terms of the ability to jump up a level (or two) and be successful.
Rich get richer.Gotta think that the differences between the super elite upper tier and the rest is growing.
didnt think it was possible to make me hate him more. Then he goes and does this.... and why is he laying there like hes the one who just gave birth to the kid?
He can play anywhere in the front three which is something that Pochettino values. He wants the players to be able to move freely while still maintaining discipline as a team. That means being versatile, aware, and having high endurance.
my linkdidnt think it was possible to make me hate him more. Then he goes and does this.... and why is he laying there like hes the one who just gave birth to the kid?
It would be a league that everyone would follow. And as long as it wasn't a closed league, I'd watch, too, but then I'm not a fan who would have to become accustomed to my club being in the bottom half of the table after enjoying routine success in my domestic league. In the college football pro/rel argument thread a year or two ago, a Ga. Tech fan said that going from a reasonable expectation of 8-4 every year to 6-6 would kill his school's program. I don't know if he was right but in a Super League somebody would have to finish last whose fan base isn't used to finishing last. What does that do? Personally, I don't care but lots of others might.
