Originally posted by darvlay Tonight, I have tickets to see a friendly between the Argentina and Canada U-20 teams. I have never been to a professional soccer match in my life. From what I hear, Argentina has one of the best U-20 teams and has won the U-20 World Cup five times.
Does anyone have some advice or etiquette lessons for me? What kind of batteries do you prefer to throw? ...[text shortened]... r spilling? Is it difficult to throw a bag of urine with accuracy?
I have so many questions.
What do you think happens when one of the best U-20 teams plays a bunch of U-20 amateurs?
Originally posted by darvlay Tonight, I have tickets to see a friendly between the Argentina and Canada U-20 teams. I have never been to a professional soccer match in my life. From what I hear, Argentina has one of the best U-20 teams and has won the U-20 World Cup five times.
Does anyone have some advice or etiquette lessons for me? What kind of batteries do you prefer to throw? ...[text shortened]... r spilling? Is it difficult to throw a bag of urine with accuracy?
I have so many questions.
Don't bother going.
You will be bored silly.
Some of the great things about football are its history and tribalism. You have to understand the culture and tactics and REALLY want a team to win.
Nobody cares about U20 matches and all the really good players rarely play.
You have to really wany to throw that bag of urine for the match to be any good.