Are they checking ID's or credit cards at the gate or something? What would stop someone from texting/emailing the tickets on?
From what AO was saying to me it sounds like they just want you using that for you and your friends so that you'd have to go in together
You could screen shot and text or email which between friends is fine but if you're trying to sell on the secondhand market you're selling to people who know you can't transfer it to them and that you'll still have access to the ticket
Would it be possible for you guys to create a separate thread for this ticket discussion and keep this for talks about the team and the players?
1. Fuck off, what are you missing by seeing these posts. Nothing, because literally no one was talking about anything else. 2. It's already been done 3. If people post a question in here I'm not going to say "post that in the PM" I'm just going to answer
One of the trips before that he was standing inside the box and kept calling for it at his feet. Didn't get it and just kept working for position and making runs. Then comes and takes on that defender and gets that ball into the box. Kid belongs. This is exciting
Obviously Reus is still hurt but Tuchel putting Pulisic in in this match shows that right now they're not playing him just to get experience. Tuchel's playing him because he's one of their best options.
To be fair, he probably has no idea that Pulisic wants his name pronounced different than most Croatian last names
I wanna go back and read all the posts about Pulisic from a year and a half ago from all of us just hoping he'd be where he is now in 5 years time
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Same. I totally don't want to support Russia at all. Qatar is out of the question But I'm impatient af
I wouldn't mind checking out Russia, aside from the constant fear of being kidnapped by the Russian police/military due to being American.
Russia fucking hates America. Hard pass. Qatar will fucking hate America if it doesn't already. Harder pass.
I think staying in a tent city in the fucking desert makes Qatar a hard pass before you even consider their feelings toward us. Fuck FIFA for putting the world's event in such shitty countries.
Ive had the chance to work with a lot of Russian and Ukrainian students the past few years and all of them have said there would be no issues for American tourists unless you act like a jackass. A lot of it seems like common sense and to not provoke anyone and act as you would walking int he streets in NYC, Chicago, ATL ETC. Also to make time to learn the customs and traditions. Who knows if thats the case or not. My dad and step mom did 20+ years in the USAF as Russian & Czech linguists and have gone over many times without issue and stayed with locals. They both say youd be fine in groups and stuff but they would be weary traveling alone just because it can invite trouble and of course hooliganism is still huge in Russia. They did say that it would be best not to wear items with the flag and such on it as it will draw interest to you which would suck being at a World Cup avoiding the countries colors haha.
Russia, and mostly all of eastern Europe, is pretty much in the 80's as far as hooliganism goes. Like you said, it would suck to not be able to wear your countries colors at the WC. I'm staying away of this one.
Right. Look at what happened at the Euro's with Russian hooligans traveling to fight. Just wait until its on their home turf
Tent city World Cup actually sounds like it could be pretty fun if it wasn't in the middle of the desert
http://www.ussoccer.com/stories/201...23-players-for-historic-friendly-against-cuba U.S. ROSTER BY POSITION: GOALKEEPERS (3): David Bingham (San Jose Earthquakes), Ethan Horvath (Molde FK), William Yarbrough (Club Leon) DEFENDERS (7): Steve Birnbaum (D.C. United), John Brooks (Hertha Berlin),Geoff Cameron (Stoke City), Timmy Chandler (Eintracht Frankfurt), Omar Gonzalez (Pachuca), Fabian Johnson (Borussia Moenchengladbach), DeAndre Yedlin (Newcastle) MIDFIELDERS (8): Paul Arriola (Club Tijuana), Alejandro Bedoya (Philadelphia Union), Michael Bradley (Toronto FC), Lynden Gooch (Sunderland), Perry Kitchen (Hearts), Sacha Kljestan (New York Red Bulls), Christian Pulisic (Borussia Dortmund), Danny Williams (Reading) FORWARDS (5): Jozy Altidore (Toronto FC), Julien Green (Bayern Munich), Jordan Morris (Seattle Sounders FC), Chris Wondolowski (San Jose Earthquakes), Bobby Wood (Hamburg SV)
We should get to see Horvath in action. That's exciting. Would not be upset to at some point see --------Wood--Jozy Gooch-Sacha-Kitchen-Pulisic Fab---Brooks-Cameron---Yedlin -----------Horvath Could swap Gooch for Green Or Green----Jozy/Wood----Pulisic ----------Sacha--Bradley -------------Kitchen Fab---Brooks-Cameron---Yedlin -----------Horvath