By the way, what kind of prices do these jerseys usually run for? Because I don't think they can fetch sums that range from enough to get a a Cadillac to what you need to buy a villa in Greece, but I guess it's still not the price of a plate of mac and cheese.

NewApp wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 24, 2019 10:00 am

Regardless of when, where, and how, there will be plenty of alcohol inside and out of the stadium. Always has and always will.

This.
So, I hope the decision to sell beer etc in the stadium will be taken, because since people will drink alcohol anyways, it'd be better to make money out of it.

Yeah, I don't see pouring drafts being efficient at a stadium; these flimsy plastic cups are easy to drop or crush, which results in beer being spilled everywhere, and the bartenders sometimes need to switch the beer tanks that are used to pour drafts. On the other hands, cans are tougher and can be...

Yes, it deserved its bump, it's great to see soccer enjoying more recognition on our side of the pond; sure, I didn't expect it to come from the women's world cup as these events are always underrepresented in media, but hey, that makes the surprise even better.

NoLongerLurking wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 04, 2019 8:29 pm

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Wait, jokes aside, Myspace still exists? Come on, I thought 2006 ended a long time ago.
Still no big news in our field, but it's still fascinating to hear that the undead are haunting the Internet.

Makes sense, it'd be a great - and easy! - way to earn money when the team starts getting traction on media.

I'm willing to bet that the players, coaches or whatever just take them home when a player leaves the team for this or that reason, or when the team changes their jerseys... It may be worth looking out on craigslist, ebay and that kind of stuff, but it'll be hard to find.