Currently browsing for a Superbowl party later in the night in that London. Looking forward to it.

American Football - An even posher version of Rugby League... lol

Entertaining though!

My local has a coach full going down for the game, can't wait!

I certainly prefer the hour-long highlights of the game! I enjoyed last weekend's Rams and Saints game though.

Went to a Superbowl party a couple of years ago in a pub in Chester. New England were being battered, it was late, it was full of English people speaking in faux American accents, and due to the one-sided contest we called it a night. By the time we got back to my mate's house, New England had won it with a record-breaking comeback.

That's why I'll never leave a Wakefield game early

week before someone pulled with cramp as it baffled me with the amount of stoppage there is,

hr long highlights are the best but it can still be a bore fest, both games last week was entertaining, I even switched team I want to win when it show a coach blowing a whistle while the away team was trying to shout out its plays

Back when Channel 4 1st showed American Football (early 80's?)I had a deal with a guy at work that he VHS tape the 1st 4 hrs and I would tape the 2nd 4 hrs of Superbowl. It was the only way to get a reasonable quality recording to skip watch through next day.

3 of us going down and attempting to convert a couple of locals if I can get them to leave South London. Ticket sales from our end reflect a real good feeling at the club currently

Bought 5 for a full weekend.
Suspect we must be in the region of 800 now so 25 per cent of a full house.

Stop dithering get those tickets bought it could be a fantastic start to the new season to see so many of us down there.

Two of us going.

2 going here, if Jordan plays then another 2, so hopefully 4

Remember those days well. The first one was in 82 and I remember it because my team the Miami Dolphins played against the Redfskins and should have won but lost like they tended to do in that era even though they had a good team. Not realising how long the whole game would take, me and my dad stayed up to watch it all, he was at work early the next day me at school, think it finished around 6 am - safe to say we didn't get any sleep. Funnily enough, it turned into a yearly ritual for us both, staying up all night then going into school/work like a zombie the next day for a fair number of years, until I drifted away from the game.

Bookies have us at 1/3 (or worse) and giving London 10 points start on the handicap.

24 - 6 to Trinity
Mom Brough (I know they will have to give it to a home player but...………)
Att 2952

Come on Trin !

That old friend of Wakefield Trinity, Garry Schofield, reckons London to beat Trin by eight points!!!!!

back on the pop again then