Thats rubbish,,, outside of a tube or cab you can get anything you want in town til at least 4
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THANKS (correction) Greg. My only experience with London is stop-overs at Heathrow. I was under the impression it was like Rome: so much to see with so little time. I prefer walking around town and seeing the city in that way.
By the way, while on the topic of cities, one of my fav. places is your location: San Fran. Does that Italian restaurant/cafe still exists...Spanish Steps I think it is?
Last time I was there it was one of the only places to catch a soccer game. The "old school" places in North Beach had canoli's, espresso et al. but didn't televise the matches.
Paul: thanks for your bit. I didn't think you hung around the 'tourist' places...thanks anyways.
By the way, is Harrods all its 'hyped' up to be?
By the way, while on the topic of cities, one of my fav. places is your location: San Fran. Does that Italian restaurant/cafe still exists...Spanish Steps I think it is?
Last time I was there it was one of the only places to catch a soccer game. The "old school" places in North Beach had canoli's, espresso et al. but didn't televise the matches.
Paul: thanks for your bit. I didn't think you hung around the 'tourist' places...thanks anyways.
By the way, is Harrods all its 'hyped' up to be?
Alright Nick.
It all started back in 1994 during the World Cup here in the states. I watched some games on television, especially the US and also Italy because they usually showed their games. I started to become a fan of the Azzurri in their run up to the Final, and I became a huge fan of Roby Baggio after that brilliant Bulgaria match. That was the start of my "liking" for Italian soccer.
After that I sort of forgot about trying to watch soccer and I only played the sport during that time until the next WC in France. That season before the WC in the summer I watched my first European club match, the CL Final between Real Madrid and Juventus. Even though Juventus lost the match I became a fan because I liked how Juve played and enjoyed watching the likes of Zidane and Del Piero. I did not like Real at all after that match, even though I didn't really know much about either team at the time. THAT rules out the possibility of me being a GLORY HUNTER.
Then at the WC in France I was able to watch the masterclass performances of Zidane and once again Roby Baggio. Both of those players were easily my favorite and they had one thing in common; they both played for Juventus. So with Zidane being my favorite player, and Juventus being the first European club I was able watch, I became a Juve fan. Pretty simple really.
The two years after the WC I didn't follow Juve that much however they still were my favorite team even though I never got to watch them. Around 2000 was when I really started to follow Juve because of the internet. It was the start of a beautiful thing..
And how did I become a soccer fan? I have played the sport since I was five and still play it today. By far my favorite pastime.
It all started back in 1994 during the World Cup here in the states. I watched some games on television, especially the US and also Italy because they usually showed their games. I started to become a fan of the Azzurri in their run up to the Final, and I became a huge fan of Roby Baggio after that brilliant Bulgaria match. That was the start of my "liking" for Italian soccer.
After that I sort of forgot about trying to watch soccer and I only played the sport during that time until the next WC in France. That season before the WC in the summer I watched my first European club match, the CL Final between Real Madrid and Juventus. Even though Juventus lost the match I became a fan because I liked how Juve played and enjoyed watching the likes of Zidane and Del Piero. I did not like Real at all after that match, even though I didn't really know much about either team at the time. THAT rules out the possibility of me being a GLORY HUNTER.
Then at the WC in France I was able to watch the masterclass performances of Zidane and once again Roby Baggio. Both of those players were easily my favorite and they had one thing in common; they both played for Juventus. So with Zidane being my favorite player, and Juventus being the first European club I was able watch, I became a Juve fan. Pretty simple really.
The two years after the WC I didn't follow Juve that much however they still were my favorite team even though I never got to watch them. Around 2000 was when I really started to follow Juve because of the internet. It was the start of a beautiful thing..
And how did I become a soccer fan? I have played the sport since I was five and still play it today. By far my favorite pastime.
Well the London musuems are the best in the UK imo. So if you do like that don't miss them. Taxi it around and you can do everything in a day.
Like all of the UK bars and clubs are all kind of mixed. Just hit leicester square and you'll find many bars and clubs. Depends what your into really. If your going around bars just go where you feel like, you don't have to pay to get in to the bars so just tour around.
Your accent will probably work. I have a slight Irish accent from spending some time there and it pays off alot in this country though I haven't had good look with the London chicks, too classy
. If you hear a Northern accent thats where you want to be
True. Skip that one
I don't know how she comes off on this forum, but I met Claire and Emma for a brief while in Liverpool a week or so ago. They are both really really nice classy and intelligent girls. If Claire's in London you should definately meet her. No doubt.
Like all of the UK bars and clubs are all kind of mixed. Just hit leicester square and you'll find many bars and clubs. Depends what your into really. If your going around bars just go where you feel like, you don't have to pay to get in to the bars so just tour around.
Your accent will probably work. I have a slight Irish accent from spending some time there and it pays off alot in this country though I haven't had good look with the London chicks, too classy
. If you hear a Northern accent thats where you want to be True. Skip that one
I don't know how she comes off on this forum, but I met Claire and Emma for a brief while in Liverpool a week or so ago. They are both really really nice classy and intelligent girls. If Claire's in London you should definately meet her. No doubt.
++ [ originally posted by jaecole ] ++
Your accent will probably work. I have a slight Irish accent from spending some time there and it pays off alot in this country though I haven't had good look with the London chicks, too classy. If you hear a Northern accent thats where you want to be
Your accent will probably work. I have a slight Irish accent from spending some time there and it pays off alot in this country though I haven't had good look with the London chicks, too classy
. If you hear a Northern accent thats where you want to be
Although as I have been to the north-west many times (Liverpool & Manchester mainly) its better then the south!
