Thursday 15th June, back to Gelsenkirchen
- 16 Jun 06, 12:27 AM
Planned to drive to Frankfurt, but couldn’t face it. So we popped back to Gelsenkirchen to check out the Argentina fans who are arriving for the game tomorrow. No Serbia and Montenegro fans here because none of them were given visas apparently. But the team will be pleased to know that Steve from Sheffield has tickets to all their games, and has the shirt, the wig, the scarf, you name it.
We were the only England fans watching the game against Trinidad, surrounded by Trinidad fans in Germany and Argentina shirts. Thought it was all going to go horribly wrong at one point, then Crouch scored and we’re through to the next round.
Nobody told us today was a public holiday in Germany!!! Every shop is shut and we’ve run out of food! Kezzer knocked up a good late night sweet potato, er, dish of some kind, though, from the leftovers and we are sorted. Spent the evening chatting to a group of drunk German fans who are parked next to us. They don’t speak a word of English and we don’t speak German but we seemed to get on okay. It’s that sort of place.
Oh my god, we’ve run out of water too. Bumped into some other 成人快手 colleagues last night in Dortmund who were keen to offer us the use of their hotel showers. Too keen we thought…..
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I was born and raised in Liberia.
I am now an Amerian Citizen living in Indiana. During the match between USA and Ghana, I was caught in between. My wife is from Ghana, and I am an American. I did not know how/who to cheer for. However, I am still pleased with the result, because I love my wife and my origin. I love my present country as well. I think I just had a win-win situation here. So I was never the loser. BRAVO GHANA, and BRAVO to my sweetheart, Bervelyn.
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