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Also, for those of you complaining about the International break, you do realize Argentina vs. Brazil is on tonight at 7 PM right? It doesn't get much better than that.
****!! i got class tonight
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Also, for those of you complaining about the International break, you do realize Argentina vs. Brazil is on tonight at 7 PM right? It doesn't get much better than that.
I went to Lisboa for 2 weeks in June and it was 95-100 the whole time. I usually have bad luck with weather every time I visit night time weather is always amazing though. You can be outside at 4 AM and it'll be as cold as slightly chilly day time weather at worst.
But yeah, living in the Bay Area does change your tolerance for hot weather. It's around 70-75 degrees here 90% of the year, so anything above 80 is hot as hell to us
You sure you weren't converting the Celsius charts incorrectly and adding more to Fahrenheit?
I know man. During Festas I took my friends to stay in the Alfama district for the weekend and we were DYING every time we had to leave the apartment to walk up all those steep hills. A 5 min walk had us drenched in sweat
Yea it's supposed to be unusual, but here's what the weather was in Lisbon when I took my friends around the end of June, and it was slightly hotter than this in real life in the Alfama district. I left Tuesday morning that week, and like I said, it dropped to 80 right when I was leaving. This is from Accuweather
Coupe, you want to reimburse me for any of my flights?
Argentina/Brazil cancelled due to heavy rain.
Match rescheduled tomorrow at 7PM EST
OFFICIAL: @Argentina vs #Brasil has been postponed due to heavy rainfall in Buenos Aires. pic.twitter.com/IEBWkZXBX3
— Brasil Global Tour (@BGT_ENG) November 12, 2015
Arsenal send official for Granit Xhaka, deal possible at €30m
Posted by SPORT WITNESS on November 11, 2015 at 19:45 in Sport Witness FootballView Discussions
German magazine SportBild had a big feature this week on possible exits from the Bundesliga. In a several page 'theme', which probably won't have pleased their core readers too much, SportBild explained that the bright lights and big money of the Premier League was proving more tempting by the season.
Next summer could see an exodus of players from the Bundesliga to the Premier League, and the list and links SportBild put forward included some of the very best. It was claimed that Arsenal had already started contact over potential summer deals for Bayer Leverkusen's 25 year old attacker Karim Bellarabi and Schalke's 27 year old defender Benedikt Höwedes.
Another player SportBild reckon is of interest to Arsenal is Borussia Monchengladbach's Granit Xhaka. We're big fans of Xhaka at Sport Witness, he was impressive at Basel, has impressed for the Swiss national team, and is increasingly important for Gladbach.
The 23 year old is very experienced for his age and has a bit of bite in him, not the Lee Cattermole kind of bite, but the type which comes with more technical ability and a real will to win. Xhaka can operate as a defensive midfielder or an attacking midfielder or, as they used to be called, simply a central midfielder.
Xhaka has a buyout clause of €30m, but SportBild say that's only applicable in 2017, although Gladbach may be convinced if the payment terms are good. Arsenal have been sending an official to keep an eye on the player's performances.
Dortmund fans thought the same for a whileI don't want to see King Lewa in no other jersey other than a Bayern jersey
This had me dying for some reasonDo people really think it doesn't get cold and rainy in Spain and Argentina?
it still hurtsDortmund fans thought the same for a while