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Saranno circa 60mila i supporters inglesi che seguiranno la nazionale di Capello alla prossima edizione della Coppa del Mondo che si disputerà in Sud Africa. Sebbene il costo del viaggio sia abbastanza gravoso la notizia del costo della birra potrebbe, almeno in parte, bilanciare il portofoglio di coloro che parteciperanno alla spedizione, non raggiungendo la sterlina a bottiglia. Si prevede che i fans britannici ne consumeranno circa 2 milioni creando un enorme business che se renderà soddisfatti i gestori dei locali pubblici sta preoccupando non poco gli addetti alla sicurezza. In Scozia il calendario della “SFL” è stato falcidiato dai rinvii per maltempo ma regna un certo ottimismo per le imminenti gare della serie maggiore.
England football fans plan to make World Cup a carnival of drinking
Cape Town (S. Africa), – Fans of World cup soccer plan to make next year’s World Cup here, a carnival of drinking, but the country’s brewery chiefs fear South Africa will be drunk dry because their top beer is only ninety pence a bottle.It’s great news for fans like Paul McCann and pal Terry Sowle of Bournemouth who follow England around the world and have been saving for a year to go to the World Cup.“Travel and accommodation is going to kill me. So, I’m well chuffed the beer is going to be so cheap. It’s going to be a great laugh. We plan to make the World Cup a carnival of drinking,” News of The World quoted 27-year-old Paul, as saying.The 60,000-strong Three Lions Army are expected to down more than two million pints of South Africa’s famous Castle lager during the competition.“Beer is a serious business – and the absolute worst case scenario would be to run out,” said Marc Taback who has drawn up an emergency booze plan for the country’s biggest supplier, South African Breweries.“All our brewery sites will be working at full capacity during the traditionally quiet winter period so we can stockpile our supply,” said Marc.“England fans are definitely among the thirstiest and it’s about getting beer to the places where they’ll be,” he added.
(ANI)
Only two SFL games survive freeze
Boxing Day’s Scottish Football League fixtures have been almost wiped out by freezing temperatures, with 13 games being postponed on Thursday.
Only two First Division games so far have survived following morning pitch inspections throughout Scotland.Inverness Caledonian Thistle against Dundee and Partick Thistle’s game with Queen of the South could yet be called off due to fears for fans’ safety.The Scottish Premier League has no plans to postpone its fixtures.
( BBC Sport )
LADS 2009: GRAZIE ALL’ OTTIMO SUCCESSO RISCOSSO, IL LIBRO E’ DISPONIBILE, AL PREZZO DI EURO 25 PIU’ SPESE SPEDIZIONE, SU:
WWW.LULU.COM
WWW.AMAZON.COM
E-BAY ( ultimissime copie )
oppure SCRIVENDO A: italianlads@gmail.com o CONTATTANDO ItalianLads Italy SU “FACEBOOK.
Saranno circa 60mila i supporters inglesi che seguiranno la nazionale di Capello alla prossima edizione della Coppa del Mondo che si disputerà in Sud Africa. Sebbene il costo del viaggio sia abbastanza gravoso la notizia del costo della birra potrebbe, almeno in parte, bilanciare il portofoglio di coloro che parteciperanno alla spedizione, non raggiungendo la sterlina a bottiglia. Si prevede che i fans britannici ne consumeranno circa 2 milioni creando un enorme business che se renderà soddisfatti i gestori dei locali pubblici sta preoccupando non poco gli addetti alla sicurezza. In Scozia il calendario della “SFL” è stato falcidiato dai rinvii per maltempo ma regna un certo ottimismo per le imminenti gare della serie maggiore.
England football fans plan to make World Cup a carnival of drinking
Cape Town (S. Africa), – Fans of World cup soccer plan to make next year’s World Cup here, a carnival of drinking, but the country’s brewery chiefs fear South Africa will be drunk dry because their top beer is only ninety pence a bottle.It’s great news for fans like Paul McCann and pal Terry Sowle of Bournemouth who follow England around the world and have been saving for a year to go to the World Cup.“Travel and accommodation is going to kill me. So, I’m well chuffed the beer is going to be so cheap. It’s going to be a great laugh. We plan to make the World Cup a carnival of drinking,” News of The World quoted 27-year-old Paul, as saying.The 60,000-strong Three Lions Army are expected to down more than two million pints of South Africa’s famous Castle lager during the competition.“Beer is a serious business – and the absolute worst case scenario would be to run out,” said Marc Taback who has drawn up an emergency booze plan for the country’s biggest supplier, South African Breweries.“All our brewery sites will be working at full capacity during the traditionally quiet winter period so we can stockpile our supply,” said Marc.“England fans are definitely among the thirstiest and it’s about getting beer to the places where they’ll be,” he added.
(ANI)
Only two SFL games survive freeze
Boxing Day’s Scottish Football League fixtures have been almost wiped out by freezing temperatures, with 13 games being postponed on Thursday.
Only two First Division games so far have survived following morning pitch inspections throughout Scotland.Inverness Caledonian Thistle against Dundee and Partick Thistle’s game with Queen of the South could yet be called off due to fears for fans’ safety.The Scottish Premier League has no plans to postpone its fixtures.
( BBC Sport )