I'm really not a fan of the 2 group stage games per team.
World Cup 2026
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I'm really not a fan of the 2 group stage games per team.
Bobby is 29 and outside the age range I presented of 20-28. I'd image by age 37 he'd want kids that are at least two years old.
And he's not married yet. Don't know if has a significant other in his life.
Cool, so I have 3 years to make a 5 year old or 8 years to borrow one just for the World Cup.
This country needs a new baby boom. Soccer is beautiful. Soccer makes babies.
God bless America!
God bless America!
I had my just about to turn 5-year-old at the game on Saturday, and he wasn't engaged in the least. This is pretty consistent with my experience with the 2 older ones. I think 6 or 7 is a safer bet.
My guys are going to be 10, 12, 15 and 18 when that World Cup comes around, so it should be about perfect (except for my bank account).
It's complete and utter bullshit.
I think ways of engagement change over time. Right now (at four) she'll pay attention to the game for a few minutes at a time and ask questions. I brought her to the Orlando City match, and she was stoked all through pregame and then wanted to go home right after the match started. So who knows?
I LOLed at this. Maybe you should downgrade from Pitchside A to Pitchside B.
Any married person will tell you that this once in a lifetime event is perfect. If you are saving money for 8 years to attend an event, your SO, unless they are a total b, is kinda of forced to let you go on the time. If you have a kid that is too young to go or doesn't care, its a bachelor event. If the kid is old enough, you get a once in a lifetime experience to share with them. Best case scenario, you get a little bit of both.
Saving about $22 a month right now since the beginning of the thread. Can hone in on a more accurate goal now with accurate ticket prices.
What do you think the best way to get US tickets is going to be? Worth it to join American Outlaws or another group?
That’s what those of us in the biz refer to as the “thank God, I’ll have a job another 8 years” cry.
Yet to enjoy such a thing. Looks excellent.
Nashville will def host. They had at least one in Birmingham at that shit stadium Legion last time. (Shit being relative and all)
ETA: no they won’t, I guess. Forgot about ATL.
What service are you using there and what is the investment situation? I like easy to use software!
For those without one, and within the income limits, open up a Roth IRA and throw money into it. Take out your contribution s for the world cup, and the earnings stay with the IRA towards your retirement. So you get the world cup, with some tax free money towards retirement, win win!
(Sorry, I've done a lot of research on the general lack of retirement preparedness so I always push people to invest and use whatever motivators I can!)
I think I read somewhere US v Switzerland at the Silverdome was the first World Cup game ever to be played indoors.
You're right.
However im pretty sure Infantino wanted a 48 team world cup so the likes of China could make it . That way they can cash in on sponsors.
No Orlando AND no Miami?
Say what you will about Miami, it is unequivocally made for a World Cup.
They’ll dump Orlando and keep Miami.
I don't see how they would drop any of the cities listed, save for Orlando, for Miami.
The last part where I said I would drop, is really my personal preference, and not what I think will happen. I'd much rather go watch a game in Nashville or Denver than Miami.
