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Friday night, 11 p.m.
Germany vs Argentina.
World Cup Quarterfinals.
Folks, this is a re-match (sort of) of the 1990 finals, which then West Germany won, 1-0.
Who will win this time?
See you at Badgers.

Comments

Anonymous said…
that mexican bar besides CALTEX at cor Mango Ave. and D.Jakolsalem shows the world cup games live. gamay ang place, and you have to sit at the bar to get a good view. went there yesterday and watched some replays. beer is 45pesos.
11:14 AM
Anonymous said…
im not so familiar with the streets, but is that windsor castle bay ronaldo?
11:22 AM
Anonymous said…
atbang sa iglesia ni cristo bai mike, going to sacred heart church. that building on the corner right beside caltex. the bar has a lizard logo. mostly americans ang crowd so it's less exciting compared to the european crowd sa other joints.
1:38 PM
Anonymous said…
bai mike. it's the building at the very junction of mango ave. and d.jakosalem. don't confuse it with that girlie joint further ahead. walay putbol didto. hubo-hubo hinuon naa.
5:09 PM
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