MC Prussian Posted 20 March 2012 Posted 20 March 2012 No, you mean League One. Actually, I meant the Premier League.
purpleronnie Posted 1 April 2012 Author Posted 1 April 2012 L.A lose again L.A lose again E I addy O L.A. lose again (LA Bottom of the league, gotta love the mls) There were a few crackin matches NY 5 Vancouver 2 Portland 2 Salt late 3 were the pick of the bunch.
Bridge Posted 1 April 2012 Posted 1 April 2012 It was NY 5 Montreal 2..and if you call a cracking match watching your side battle back in the second half to take a 2-1 lead and then give up goals in the 89th & 93rd to lose 3-2..well. Reminds me of some other team I know..
purpleronnie Posted 1 April 2012 Author Posted 1 April 2012 It was NY 5 Montreal 2..and if you call a cracking match watching your side battle back in the second half to take a 2-1 lead and then give up goals in the 89th & 93rd to lose 3-2..well. Reminds me of some other team I know.. Portland fans looked shell shocked, unsurprisingly. p.s. Does it rain every day in portland? Not sure I've watched a match when it hasn't been raining. That's another thing (off topic) since I've been back (6 months) I've barely seen it rain, I thought the UK was supposed to have shit weather? Although the forecast isnt great for next week....not sure where I'm going with this love the tetris
MC Prussian Posted 8 April 2012 Posted 8 April 2012 ... and Kansas City maintaining a perfect record. Portland lost again, too.
purpleronnie Posted 8 April 2012 Author Posted 8 April 2012 ... and Kansas City maintaining a perfect record. Portland lost again, too. Kansas look really impressive. Portland lost to chivas...at home...after winning.....fans deserve better.
purpleronnie Posted 22 April 2012 Author Posted 22 April 2012 Bottom beat top as Portland beat Kansas! Tifo of the week, the nice some might say slightly gay chicago overhead banner. Being almost destroyed by some terrible weather.
OzFox Posted 24 April 2012 Posted 24 April 2012 Toronto (att 47,658) - Hmmm. Wouldn't mind a bit of that in the A League
purpleronnie Posted 30 April 2012 Author Posted 30 April 2012 Just had a look at the new houston stadium....pity I'll be home before the first game there. I am planning to see kansas and dallas though.
Voll Blau Posted 30 April 2012 Posted 30 April 2012 I do find the fan scene there a little bit plastic, but supporters in this country are certainly in no position to mock it.
MC Prussian Posted 17 May 2012 Posted 17 May 2012 Whilst Toronto have a great set of supporters, what's it with the football team so far? Eight games played, eight losses.
purpleronnie Posted 20 May 2012 Author Posted 20 May 2012 Whilst Toronto have a great set of supporters, what's it with the football team so far? Eight games played, eight losses. Make that 9. LA lose again...now second bottom. Keane what have you done. This is why i love the MLS.
ithuriel Posted 20 May 2012 Posted 20 May 2012 If they are enjoying themselves then good for them, that is what it is about come the end of the day
Jordan Posted 20 May 2012 Posted 20 May 2012 While Backe is still doing some stupid things (Holgersson???), guess who's won five in a row? I'd agree with the consensus that the Agudelo-for-Pierce trade was a win for both teams. And speaking of Toronto, I don't know how Aron Winter still has a job.
purpleronnie Posted 24 May 2012 Author Posted 24 May 2012 L.A. LOSE AGAIN, L.A. LOSE AGAIN, E I ADDY O, L.A. LOSE AGAIN!
Tielemans63 Posted 24 May 2012 Posted 24 May 2012 I see my team for this season, Montreal, have signed Marco Di Vaio from Bologna. Decent signing.
purpleronnie Posted 26 May 2012 Author Posted 26 May 2012 Houston 2 LA 1 HA HA HA HA L.A. Bottom of the league HA HA HA
purpleronnie Posted 18 June 2012 Author Posted 18 June 2012 We beat the scum 2-1. Tifo of the week goes to ny away fans in the cup
Voll Blau Posted 18 June 2012 Posted 18 June 2012 Maddening how even Yanks can get themselves up for organising but we can't get it right in the home of football! Our fan culture is pretty much more "Americanised" than theirs is now sadly.
purpleronnie Posted 18 June 2012 Author Posted 18 June 2012 Maddening how even Yanks can get themselves up for organising but we can't get it right in the home of football! Our fan culture is pretty much more "Americanised" than theirs is now sadly. every country apart from ours organise themselves, it seems an uniquely english thing that fans still go to games as individuals...its hard to say why but its just the way it is. But you also have to understand that the regulations in America are much more relaxed than in england and fans are actively encouraged rather than oppressed.
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