So, I read this post saying where to watch the Socceroos games, but where can I go to watch the world cup final on Monday morning?
I see UC has their Refectory open.
Anywhere else?
Preferably with food and warmth!
So, I read this post saying where to watch the Socceroos games, but where can I go to watch the world cup final on Monday morning?
I see UC has their Refectory open.
Anywhere else?
Preferably with food and warmth!
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Watching the World Cup Final in Canberra?
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World Cup Soccer Final on in Manuka @ Polit Bar Details here.
http://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/fifa-world-cup-soccer-match-snuggie-up-455-9-am-mon-14-july-tickets-12220976269
Holden Caulfield said :
Best place for it. Too cold to go out.
snags said :
Are the Dutch gonna let him hold it for a bit?
The Spanish club in Narrabundah opens at 3am tom morn to watch Casillas lift the Jules Rimet trophy….viva espania
Ever watched a flock of seagulls fight over an empty chip packet? Thats AFL
Aussie Rules – the only sport in the world where you get points for missing…
Jim Jones said :
There are around 60-70 countries playing American Football (Gridiron) in some form or another. Far more then I would imagine play or have even heard of Aussie Rules.
“If not for the number of European immigrant soccer fans in Aus, I have no doubt that ICC world cup and rugby world cup would attract much higher numbers, and at the very least Australia gets more than 3 game points (over 3 different games) in those two sports. 4 years of hype and theres not even 1 game or 1 goal, for each year we had to hear about how great they think their sport is.” (sorry not sure how to italicise quotes here)
At the risk of sounding terribly precious – aren’t European migrants Australian? And given that Rugby is only followed with any interest in 2 states and 1 territory of Australia its hardly overwhelmingly relevant.
And without relying on the blindingly obvious – the World Cup (there is only one which doesn’t need its sport listed) attracts viewers who are interested in international competition – not merely seeing Aussies kick ass.
Plus if goals scored indicated level of excitement and skill we’d all be much more interested in basketball and netball.
Jim Jones said :
erm, there is – http://www.afl.com.au/international%20cup/tabid/10241/default.aspx
Jim Jones said :
according to wiki-p, there is – and alarmingly, it lists the current holder as being png!
dvaey said :
There’s only one game that the entire world plays.
The rest of the World Cups include stuff like baseball and gridiron … WTF? Maybe we should have a ‘world cup’ of Aussie Rules.
Dr Strange said :
You must tend to lead a sheltered life. Here are 76 ‘World Cups’..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_world_cups
If not for the number of European immigrant soccer fans in Aus, I have no doubt that ICC world cup and rugby world cup would attract much higher numbers, and at the very least Australia gets more than 3 game points (over 3 different games) in those two sports. 4 years of hype and theres not even 1 game or 1 goal, for each year we had to hear about how great they think their sport is.
mad_kiwi said :
Yep http://www.hoyts.com.au/vista/visSelect.aspx?visSearchBy=mov&visMovieName=FIFA+World+Cup+3D%3a+Finals+W1+vs+W2
Waiting For Godot said :
There is only one World Cup. Everything else is pretend. Though Rugby does get an honorable 2nd place for effort and the possibility of more than three countries winning.
What is this “World Cup” you’re talking about? The Rugby World Cup doesn’t start until next year.
mad_kiwi said :
That is both crazy and cool, at the same time. On the one hand, who’d pay 20 bucks to see what you can see at home, but on the other hand.. live events in 3D on the silver-screen… the potential is almost unlimited.
hoyts has the two semis live in 3d, i guess they will do the final as well
Your lounge room maybe?