If the social media influences staying there had gotten paid and fed you would be reading reviews that make that look like a high rollers suite at the Bellagio with food from the French Laundry
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Hey, Qatar may be a joke, but at least there are no vuvuzelas in the crowd.
We have that going for us
We have that going for us
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agsalaska said:
Hey, Qatar may be a joke, but at least there are no vuvuzelas in the crowd.
We have that going for us
That was quite possibly the most annoying World Cup ever.
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They had 12 years and unlimited money and all they could come up with was FyreFest 2.0? Sad.
Can't wait to watch the other 3 games today! Oh wait…
Out in Left Field said:
Can't wait to watch the other 3 games today! Oh wait…
I'm actually ok with it. Redzone for the early games and cowboys at 3:00.
Just settled in on the exact same plan.Ken Scarborough said:Out in Left Field said:
Can't wait to watch the other 3 games today! Oh wait…
I'm actually ok with it. Redzone for the early games and cowboys at 3:00.
The trouble with quotes on the internet is that you never know if they are genuine. -- Abraham Lincoln.
USA's group stage games are all 10:00pm to midnight Qatar time. Pac-12 after dark style
Olsen said:
USA's group stage games are all 10:00pm to midnight Qatar time. Pac-12 after dark style
Fans will be drunk and loud!
Oh wait.
ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
They had 12 years and unlimited money and all they could come up with was FyreFest 2.0? Sad.
With a touch of Woodstock '99
This is apparently the Ecuador fans chanting, "We want beer!" It's all starting to feel like a Simpsons episode.pic.twitter.com/FLFwhCNoEJ
— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers) November 20, 2022
These lads are having a good time
“We met one of the Sheikh’s sons & he took us back to the palace!” 😮
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) November 20, 2022
“We were on the hunt for beers and we ended up at a big palace, we saw his monkeys & exotic birds!” 🐒
These England fans are out in Qatar & you HAVE to listen to their story! 🤣#FIFAWorldCup #TSWorldCup pic.twitter.com/RlclrsnEsP
Roger Bennett must be so proud
Let me know when the Chili Peppers go on. I want to see if they burn the place downPahdz said:ThunderCougarFalconBird said:
They had 12 years and unlimited money and all they could come up with was FyreFest 2.0? Sad.
With a touch of Woodstock '99
That is Brutal, I would be so pissed if that is what I was stuck ingambochaman said:
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/63690765
Epic disaster
I’m OK, but that was an unnecessary ordeal. Am in the media center, still wearing my shirt. Was detained for nearly half an hour. Go gays 🌈 https://t.co/S3INBoCz89
— Subscribe to GrantWahl.com (@GrantWahl) November 21, 2022
Shocked face Wahl would try this
Yeah, how dare he!
I mean, why would he? And then complain about it.
Its not a protest if not one complains.
So you shouldn't be surprised that people respond to your protest. The point of protest is to elicit a response.
So you shouldn't be surprised that people respond to your protest. The point of protest is to elicit a response.
That tweet screams look at me. He doesn't care about the gays in Qatar, he cares about his followers and likes. Like a shirt is going to change the world.
Don't care for his politics as he's the typical misinformed lib. But I will hand it to him that he actually puts himself out there for these kind of stories. He did investigative stories with the migrant workers in Qatar earlier in the year. Don't care for the whining part of it but props to him for following through.
It's obvious y'all don't like him wearing it, and that's your prerogative, but the Qataris have said publicly that rainbow attire is allowed at matches. Apparently not all their stadium personnel got that memo.
Thank you.jeffk said:
It's obvious y'all don't like him wearing it, and that's your prerogative, but the Qataris have said publicly that rainbow attire is allowed at matches. Apparently not all their stadium personnel got that memo.
Yep, he's now done more than any of the countries actually involved have.
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Anyone else streaming to their TV on the Fox Sports app? The quality is terrible for me right now. Looks like I'm watching World Cup 1994.
FIFA ticketing app apparently crashed, so a ton of people had trouble getting into England game and hearing a ton also with issues for USA/Wales.
Probably makes Ticketmaster feel a little better.
Probably makes Ticketmaster feel a little better.
The peacock feed (spanish) is good on the app. How does it look on your laptop or phone? May see if your TV is the issue.
texagbeliever said:
That tweet screams look at me. He doesn't care about the gays in Qatar, he cares about his followers and likes. Like a shirt is going to change the world.
Exactly…you're in an Islamic country. This shouldn't be a shock, same with the beer ban.
Wearing it and letting everyone know you're wearing it are two different things.jeffk said:
It's obvious y'all don't like him wearing it, and that's your prerogative
Its like people with real money don't flaunt it. (Exception: the d-bags Qataris, but I question how much is owned by the individuals and how much is really the state)
Except his point is not that he's wearing it. It's that he was told he could wear it and then was detained when he did wear it.tysker said:Wearing it and letting everyone know you're wearing it are two different things.jeffk said:
It's obvious y'all don't like him wearing it, and that's your prerogative
Its like people with real money don't flaunt it. (Exception: the d-bags Qataris, but I question how much is owned by the individuals and how much is really the state)
To your point about protesting earlier… there's honestly no point if he doesn't talk about it.
You don't have to agree with the individual issues involved, but there are countless examples throughout history where free speech has made a difference. Will one mediocre sports journalist make a big difference? Probably not - just like one individual abolitionist in 1800 made little difference. But the little parts add up over time.
You don't have to agree with the individual issues involved, but there are countless examples throughout history where free speech has made a difference. Will one mediocre sports journalist make a big difference? Probably not - just like one individual abolitionist in 1800 made little difference. But the little parts add up over time.
Still seems like a nothing burger. He was held for 30-min while security figured it out? Meh
The guy is no abolitionist. He is an opportunist.
Freedom of speech is important and protesting is invaluable tool, but it comes with costs. Too many protestors of the Twitterati want to protest without consequence. Getting jeered and pushback is the purpose of the protest. If everyone agrees with you and is OK with your actions, its not a protest.
Can just left the F16 there? Thank you.
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