yankcitizen76 said:Outside of City, I support my hometown MLS team, The Portland Timbers. But compared to City, it's minor at best. Timbers tickets are hard to come by and expensive. Much easier to get up in the morning and watch City play.
thenabster said:yankcitizen76 said:Outside of City, I support my hometown MLS team, The Portland Timbers. But compared to City, it's minor at best. Timbers tickets are hard to come by and expensive. Much easier to get up in the morning and watch City play.
Are the Timbers really always sold out?
yankcitizen76 said:thenabster said:yankcitizen76 said:Outside of City, I support my hometown MLS team, The Portland Timbers. But compared to City, it's minor at best. Timbers tickets are hard to come by and expensive. Much easier to get up in the morning and watch City play.
Are the Timbers really always sold out?
I think the Timbers have 40 something continuous sell outs. Soccer is very popular in the northwest of the US. Seattle also posts near sellouts as well. But the Sounders suck of course. hehe
Is that not just the ultimate City dream scenario? Stuffy bastard! :))DuggieCcH said:I work as a steward at Old Trafford and always root for the visiting team. Have left there a few times in recent seasons with a lovely warm feeling. 6-1 and paid to boot, Real Madrid last year, Leeds in the FA Cup, Bayern and Chelsea wrecking a season in the space of a few days, Blackburn turning them over (which may have won us the League) wonderful everytime. The look on their fans faces at such moments is even better than the wages !
unsworthblue said:jesus mate you've got loads on the go you randy little buggergiven_is_ironman said:I go and watch Bury when City are playing away and I'm not going or it's not on tele. I also follow european clubs who have to share their city with a big popular club e.g Espanyol, Torino, 1860 Munich, Rayo Vallecano, Queens Park. I also follow Stirling Albion as that's where my family originate from.