Americans

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Cheers. Always wondered about that.

If Yankee fans support the Giants I'll have to start disliking the Giants a bit more then :bbpd:

 

I watched that British one shortly after I posted the American one:

How many colours does a 4 coloured piece of paper have?
Answer: I don't know...

The wee guy who didn't know how many sides a square has worried me a bit though. That is the future of our nation...

 

As long as you stop singing during matches on Call of Duty and whining about being killed we will get along fine. Lol just kidding, Celtic fans are all brothers no matter the nationality.

 

So who do you guys think will win the Republican Primary's

 

Another New Yorker here. Celtic til I die! I travelled with the NYCSC for the Fenway game last year, though I'm not a member to either one in Manhattan or the Bronx. Because of work, I watch practically all games (barring v. huns and European if I can manage them) online Channel 67. I drove 12 hours (with my sister, who's not much of a sports fan, but was cool enough to come.. gives you an idea of the amount of Celtic compadres I have!) from NY to Toronto for the Celtic/Man Utd game. However I did manage to get about 7 coworkers and friends together to go to the Fenway, only a couple of them were football fans, the rest curious. Unfortunately, I'm yet to see the Bhoys in a competitive match, but it will happen.

I'm a Bronx native, so Yankee fan obviously. Diehard Jets fan. To the earlier posters question, I know plenty of Yankee-Jets fans.. so it can go either way. But I'd say a more common combo is Yankees/Giants and Jets/Mets. The Yankees play in the Bronx, Mets Queens, and Jets and Giants in East Rutherford, New Jersey. I can't think of any real modern day link between the baseball and football divide. If you're judging strictly by championships, Yankees (27)/Giants (3) would be the most successful combo, as opposed to Mets (2)/ Jets (1), but I should point out to the blue side of football town.. the Jets were the first to win it all!

 

USA soccer is now depressingly light years ahead of ours now anyway, in terms of quality and infrastructure, so we are in no place to judge anyone.

Personally, I just find the worldwide appeal of Celtic astounding and amazing.

 

Jimmy McMillan. Maybe you should start a thread on the US presidency in the history forum. His slogan beats all other slogans now. The deficit is too * high.

 

+1 McMillan is ok but I dont think he will run.

 

Wrong, the Giants won the NFL Championship a number of times before the super bowl was even created, and another link the Giants-Yankees have is that they are both the older of the New York Clubs, and the better supported

I actually voted for him when he ran for New York govenor but he only got like 40,000 votes lol

 

Jets = first Super Bowl (SB III) '69 All anyone counts these days are Super Bowls!

 

Hi is the Bronx as rough and tough as its made out to be and is there rich posh parts of the Bronx?

 

My dad and family are American. Celtic fans yes. They reside in Tucson Arizona. In the MLS i like DC and Columbus and have both shirts. My dad leans towards Colorado Rapids as i think its the nearest team.

 

Yeh I'm a fan too . At least he is a nice variation on the mitt romneys sarah palin and the newt gingrich types. Don't know if he would make a good president but he would sure as * lower the * rent lol.

 

real football fans know better :bbpd:

 

By that standard, that means the Browns (well actually now the Ravens) are super super successful

 

To all the Americans on here, do you speak with American accents? Cause I know some of you have Scottish/Irish parents and stuff

 

mitt romney
sarah palin
newt gringich

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