Where Will You Watch Brazil?
With many claiming the Brazil game on Sunday night being the biggest match in this country’s football history, a crucial viewing spot is a must. Unfortunately, with the match kicking off at 2am and finishing at 4am, I will be unable to get out on the town and to Federation Square (Melbourne) as I would have liked due to an exam at 9am. The fact that there are around 10,000 supporters expected to flood the city makes me especially envious. Sadly I will be stuck at home watching the game.
Where will you be watching the Brazil game from and in what city?
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I think you should get some sleep before your exam. Love, Mum
Posted from
Australia




SHELLBOURNE HOTEL – SYDNEY
Rock on
GO THE SOCCEROOS!!!
Posted from
Australia




Biggest match in Australia’s history perhaps, what there is of it. From a long-time Brasilian fan’s perspective, this one doesn’t even show on any radar screen. It is just another match, means virtually nothing, and Brasil will cakewalk through it. I will watch it in the comfort of a winderful living room able to feast on whatever I desire…and ‘roo meat will only be served on the pitch.
Dave hamildav@yahoo.com
Posted from
Germany




At home, and if Australia wins or draws everyone in the street will have an early alarm call.
Posted from
Australia




Maybe brazil’s been eating abit too much cake lately. Thats why Ronaldo’s looking like Michelin man’s long lost twin brother.
Posted from
Australia




Irhibo! (bedui greeting)
it’ll be 7PM in Khamis Mushayt in the Southern Saudi Asir(Highlands) bedu country
in a cafe where you have to pay 10SR ($3.30) with about 40-50 other sober beduwi
& will be bringing any students who dare to turn up for football vocab conversation in the cafe!
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Salams!
Posted from
Saudi Arabia




I’ll be watching from block 313, row 1, World Cup Stadium Munich!
Posted from
Switzerland




You lucky, lucky bastard AK.
I feel your pain Matt. My exams finished on the 7th of June, so I’ll be heading into Fed Square.
Posted from
Australia




Hi all….. I would love to be at the stadium also, but I am too poor, currently, so must be content with the living room tv. At least, i can watch it normal hours…
Good to here in Frankfurt, Germany. You can feel the excitement here… The football is big here. It would be nice if Australians realised which is the better sport (not rugby) and gave football (soccer) more support. Hopefully the interest doesnt die off simply due to a loss in the world cup. I am Australian, and would love to see it more popular when i get back home in a year or so to Sydney.
But for tomorrow, …. I will be watching the croatia-Japan match just as intently as the australian match…. much hangs upon that result!!!!
Back to work now…
Aussie Aussie Aussie!!!
Posted from
Germany




I’ll be watching from my friend’s house, where everybody will be… Eating barbecue and drinking beer!
Brasil!!!!!
Posted from
Brazil




In my living room in Eagle, Idaho, USA.
Match Day is Father’s Day in the US so hoping for a really nice prezzie!




I’ll be watching also in the lounge room Atlanta, GA USA.
Would be a good fathers day if we get one point. Three would be a dream!
Be watching the Croatia-Japan game first. This will be an important game.
To those who are lucky enough to be watching the game live in the stadium (like AK)…..bastards.
As M&R say….Go Australia!




I wish I could be there, shouting:
Guys from Downunder
Bring on the Thunder
Better still, shouting the song celebrating Australia’s historic win against Japan.
Guys from Downunder
Bring on the Thunder
Japs kick it hard, and
Ref makes a blunder
Guys from Downunder
Bring on the Thunder
Trained ‘em hard to win
Guussy mad with anger
Guys from Downunder
Bring on the Thunder
Kick it left, kick it right
Timmy, kick not asunder
Guys from Downunder
Bring on the Thunder
Aloisi not too far
He can do wonder
Guys from Downunder
Bring on the Thunder
Brazzy boys beatable
Aussies make’em shudder
Guys from Downunder
Make biggest Thunder
Posted from
Australia




Nalin Kant, you should have applied for ‘Song For The Socceroos’
Posted from
Australia




Aussies all the way ..
im sick of brazilians giving me crap about this game, if we win or even get a draw i will finally be able to convince them that the aussie team is actually good..
ill be watching from a bar in Veracruz Mexico
Posted from
Mexico




Orlando, Florida




yeah yeah yeah! I’ll be spending the Japan/Croatia game wandering around Hong Kong looking for a good place to watch the game and then hopefully settle in with some other Aussies to watch it on a big screen surrounded by beer.
Posted from
Hong Kong




I’ll be watching in my lounge, Shepparton, Australia. I was brought up on Aussie Rules but think that one day Soccer will take over.
Posted from
Australia




Watching football without beer is like driving a car without tyres.
Not possible.
Posted from
Australia




In Sydney, either at one of the live sites, probably around the Opera House or at Central Station, will be quite to very cold at 2am though…hoping for a good result, but in comparison to the Brazil-Croatia game Australia-Japan was a srappy affair. Hopefully Australia rise to the challenge..we normally do on the world stage so I’m optimistic…great team spirit…go the Seocswocs…
Posted from
Australia




Cake-walking indeed… mmm cake and ronaldo….. interesting combinations….. exams are horrid at a time like this… in my bedroom…. horray !! too cold to be out ! lol
Posted from
Australia




1:40 am AEST and I am stuck in the TV room waiting for the exciting game to kick off. I had enough of the SBS commentary though but still grateful for their full coverage of Germany 2006.
Like many of you, I am too in the middle of my exam period which should end soon. Thankfully though it is not today.
Tim Cahill, Mile Sterjovski and Tony Popovic will start alongside
Moore and Grella, who has one yellow card each.
Cross your fingers really tight guys and pray that Timmy might give us his magic touch today.
Posted from
Australia




My bet on World Cup
[...] Brazil will defeat Germany in the finals with a small 2:1. I said that a few days ago and I’m still pretty sure. … What do you think? [...]
Posted from
United States


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