Football on Ice

retired_pmetzger1 · 09-20-2005, 10:23 AM

Good stuff!

retired_stelutaivan · 09-20-2005, 12:09 PM

KUTGW :thup:

retired_crazybonejr · 09-20-2005, 01:57 PM

Well, when I joined FH they had money in the bank, and over the season I've basically broken even, thanks to the Cup prize money and the sales of the two players. I don't pay much attention to the financial situation, other than to stay below my budget, and to see what I have to spend on transfers. Sure I keep an eye on them, but I'm not all that concerned about it.

And hey, it WAS a questionable call, it even said so in the commentary.

retired_sara maria · 09-20-2005, 07:13 PM

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Originally posted by Guinness79:
I AM a Canadian, my skates follow me everywhere

Follow you everwhere? Isn't that how you get from the igloo to the office? Or is that dog sled?

retired_crazybonejr · 09-21-2005, 12:58 AM

Well come on, as a Yank you had to have known we use dogsleds.

retired_shirely · 03-31-2006, 01:50 PM

This abuse has gone on long enough. True, it gets cold in Iceland in the winter but not as bad as everyone thinks. About 0°C in winter and 15°C in summer. Football is played in summertime, no ice then, ok? Breiðablik was actually the first club in the country to put under-soil heating on their turf, back in 1975. As a proud "Bliki" I am happy to tell that it was done by my uncle...still he's a jerk but that was a good thing.

retired_sargent · 03-31-2006, 02:08 PM

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Originally posted by Flosi:
This abuse has gone on long enough. True, it gets cold in Iceland in the winter but not as bad as everyone thinks. About 0°C in winter and 15°C in summer. Football is played in summertime, no ice then, ok? Breiðablik was actually the first club in the country to put under-soil heating on their turf, back in 1975. As a proud "Bliki" I am happy to tell that it was done by my uncle...still he's a jerk but that was a good thing.

Take away all our preconceptions why don't you. You'll be telling us soon that England is not full of poofs.

Welcome to the Icelander, or should that be Norwegian, or Dane, or Viking. Whatever, welcome anyway.