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very intelligent!Home games in London mean nothing
very intelligent!Home games in London mean nothing
usually like 8 or 9 (ET)Home games in London mean nothing
You can say international games sucks for the players, but for fans? Where the game is played has no impact on my life other than I'll be watching it earlier in the day.
Again, I don't see a huge impact to the fans other than the time that they watch the game. Conditions are the same for each team so what's the issue?Anything that screws up the quality of the play on the field sucks to me. International games have always been a shit show because of the hoopla, travel, knocking players off their schedule and also changes the game time for the fans as well. They are about as worthless to me as Thursday night games.
Meaning there is no advantage.
That is the point. If this game were played in Oakland, they'd have an advantage over us. Since it is in London, there is no advantage for them, the playing field is leveled. Oakland essentially losses a home game.Meaning there is no advantage.
Thank you for your perspective. Apparently, we have people ITT, that these International games are such a strain on their personal lives and viewing experience. I appreciate your fandom even though most American fans only look out for themselves.I'll be in London for this game! For those people don't like London games, there will be the only real chance for us (i'm italian and i'm a NFL fan like you) to see a NFL game.
I was in London in 2011 (Bears Bucs) and it was an amazing moment for me. Maybe you don't realize that there are so many NFL (and Bears) outside US
Bears get to play the 1st NFL game in the new stadium.Confirmed:
Chicago Bears vs. Oakland Raiders, Sunday, Oct. 6, 1 p.m. ET, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Thank you for your perspective. Apparently, we have people ITT, that these International games are such a strain on their personal lives and viewing experience. I appreciate your fandom even though most American fans only look out for themselves.
Thank you for your perspective. Apparently, we have people ITT, that these International games are such a strain on their personal lives and viewing experience. I appreciate your fandom even though most American fans only look out for themselves.
Enjoy the game Davide. Take another great foto from twenty meters away!For me the International Games with Bears in London are like Christmas for a child!
I can take airplane and go to London in maybe 2 hours and see my favourite team play twenty meters near me!
In this foto, to the left in a red circle, i reaaaally enjoy Matt Forte TD in 2011!