Hi all,
to offset my 'un American' comments lol, I just wanted to start a thread on the upcoming superbowl. It will be screened live here in the UK via the BBC. NFL soccer has become increasingly popular here, my step son has seen several games, in London and in America.
I should say straight off, I know little to nothing about the NFL, but I can't wait to see it. All I know is it's in Texas this year and Lady Gaga is booked for the half time show. I always stay up late to see them (i just enjoy the spectacle). The BBC always have a couple of American guests to explain it all to rookies like me, who have no idea what's going on.
Do most American's have a party or watch it with friends/family ? Or is it no big deal. I realise not everyone likes sport etc. I'm just interested/nosy lol. This year I will be supporting The Falcons, though I think The New England Patriots are the slight favorites ? Ok. hut hut.. fumble.. incomplete pass.. lol.
Lets see what people think...
to offset my 'un American' comments lol, I just wanted to start a thread on the upcoming superbowl. It will be screened live here in the UK via the BBC. NFL soccer has become increasingly popular here, my step son has seen several games, in London and in America.
I should say straight off, I know little to nothing about the NFL, but I can't wait to see it. All I know is it's in Texas this year and Lady Gaga is booked for the half time show. I always stay up late to see them (i just enjoy the spectacle). The BBC always have a couple of American guests to explain it all to rookies like me, who have no idea what's going on.
Do most American's have a party or watch it with friends/family ? Or is it no big deal. I realise not everyone likes sport etc. I'm just interested/nosy lol. This year I will be supporting The Falcons, though I think The New England Patriots are the slight favorites ? Ok. hut hut.. fumble.. incomplete pass.. lol.
Lets see what people think...