RedAngie
Sea Level Lady
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- Sep 10, 2015
Yeah, broken leg. Sorry Canada, his World Cup dreams are over.Congrats to LA. I was rooting for Philly for no particular reason. It was an exciting game. I hope LA's keeper is OK. I'm guessing broken leg?
umm, that article doesn't say broken leg. It just says "leg injury".Yeah, broken leg. Sorry Canada, his World Cup dreams are over.
https://www.sportsnet.ca/soccer/art...arted-off-field-with-injury-in-mls-cup-final/
umm, that article doesn't say broken leg. It just says "leg injury".
You should be proud of your team. They will be in the CCL and Leagues Cup next season. If you plan on going to more games next season, I would recommend going to a CCL match in the future. Those matches are on an even higher level of quality entertainment.Wished it ended differently but we enjoyed the ride (watched it on a tiny phone screen in between my sons games)!
Maybe those seats were held for Philadelphia fans and not enough made the trip.Stadium is pretty full, but for some reason a section in the upper level has rows and rows of empty seats.
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Maybe those seats were held for Philadelphia fans and not enough made the trip.
So, you went to hockey in Arizona and soccer in Los Angeles in the space of 3 days? Are you one of those super fans? I'm impressed.
*Buzz has shocked eyes at the mention about not knowing about LAFC/NYCFC*The soccer championship was a coincidental spur of the moment thing. We had planned to be in LA on Saturday well before I was aware of when and where the soccer final would be held. After the Union advanced, we toyed with the idea of going and bought tickets Friday evening.
On the secondary market, tickets were about $900+ last Monday, then started dropping daily. By Friday evening, we got them for $250 each. Maybe we should have waited until an hour before game time and got a pair of those empty seats in the upper level for $20.
And I was unaware until a week ago that LA had TWO soccer teams. I heard of the other team, the Galaxy, who I think play in Carson south of LA. I believe Mr. Posh Spice played for the Galaxy.
I was also unaware that NY also had two soccer teams. I’ve heard of the Red Bulls, but not the team that Philly defeated in the semifinals.
As for the Arizona Coyotes, that was an add-on to our originally scheduled LA trip. We’re seeing the Ducks on Wednesday night, and there are Kings games on Tuesday and Thursday, but we haven’t yet decided whether to attend. Plenty of seats are available.
The soccer championship was a coincidental spur of the moment thing. We had planned to be in LA on Saturday well before I was aware of when and where the soccer final would be held. After the Union advanced, we toyed with the idea of going and bought tickets Friday evening.
On the secondary market, tickets were about $900+ last Monday, then started dropping daily. By Friday evening, we got them for $250 each. Maybe we should have waited until an hour before game time and got a pair of those empty seats in the upper level for $20.
And I was unaware until a week ago that LA had TWO soccer teams. I heard of the other team, the Galaxy, who I think play in Carson south of LA. I believe Mr. Posh Spice played for the Galaxy.
I was also unaware that NY also had two soccer teams. I’ve heard of the Red Bulls, but not the team that Philly defeated in the semifinals.
As for the Arizona Coyotes, that was an add-on to our originally scheduled LA trip. We’re seeing the Ducks on Wednesday night, and there are Kings games on Tuesday and Thursday, but we haven’t yet decided whether to attend. Plenty of seats are available.