Game in Mexico City

[PhillyB]

Manila is better.  And I don't drink Daiquiris.  :)

i couldn't find a single part of manila i liked, to be honest, but i stayed along roxas the entire time which is probably why.

[PhillyB]

mexico sucks. i dont ever want to go back. and yes ive wandered out of whitey zone.

the only good central america country ive been to is costa rica. cool place

costa rica is tourist central. hit guatemala, it's all the best parts of mexico without all the tourism, plus volcanos and colonial cities out the ass and more

[pantherphan96]

If this happens you can bet your ass I'll be there. If it's in estadio Azteca even better. That's like Lambeu field. 

any game in the Azteca would be nuts.

[blackcat]

Meh, we're not the only team with a Spanish radio broadcast.  Makes more sense to take teams from out west to Mexico.  

[Sean Payton's Vicodin]

costa rica is tourist central. hit guatemala, it's all the best parts of mexico without all the tourism, plus volcanos and colonial cities out the ass and more

have u been to western europe? whats the best country to visit? im going to germany next year. i have good deutsch (gonna be the translator for my family, unfortunately) so i'd like to use that to get away from traditional tourist traps, but im up for whatever. went to france in 2010 and it owned.

[Davidson Deac II]

i couldn't find a single part of manila i liked, to be honest, but i stayed along roxas the entire time which is probably why.

My wife is filipina, so I had an inside source.  I like the Filipino culture, they are very easy going and relaxed.  Although to be honest, I enjoyed the rural areas more than Manila.  My wife is from Isabela Province which is 150 miles (and a miserable 12 hour bus ride) north of Manila. 

 

[PhillyB]

have u been to western europe? whats the best country to visit? im going to germany next year. i have good deutsch (gonna be the translator for my family, unfortunately) so i'd like to use that to get away from traditional tourist traps, but im up for whatever. went to france in 2010 and it owned.

nah man europe is my area of least experience. i've been to the UK (mostly scotland) and the western half of istanbul in turkey, which is technically european, but that's really about it. ich spreche ein bischen deutsch auch so i'm hoping to get over there soon too. in light of my lack of experience the only thing substantial i can really offer is to skip the hotels and just stay in youth hostels. they're cheap (should be able to swing it for 25 USD a night, a bargain in europe) and you'll be hanging out with tons of other international backpackers your age-ish who want the same thing, to get off the beaten tourist track and do something unique.

[Davidson Deac II]

have u been to western europe? whats the best country to visit? im going to germany next year. i have good deutsch (gonna be the translator for my family, unfortunately) so i'd like to use that to get away from traditional tourist traps, but im up for whatever. went to france in 2010 and it owned.

I have been to several areas of Europe and my favorite is Italy.  Going back there in May because my wife wants to see it.  The history, the food, and the natural beauty are incredible. 

[PhillyB]

My wife is filipina, so I had an inside source.  I like the Filipino culture, they are very easy going and relaxed.  Although to be honest, I enjoyed the rural areas more than Manila.  My wife is from Isabela Province which is 150 miles (and a miserable 12 hour bus ride) north of Manila. 

 

awesome. i was broke as hell when i went so i just holed up in a dive on roxas and lived among the poors for a couple of weeks, walked the slums every day and read books instead of doing tourist poo. then i spent the last of my budget on bus tickets to legaspi on the south end of luzon (right in the middle of a typhoon, which sucked ass) and spent a few more weeks reading a jack london anthology under the shadow of mayon. it was a very thoreauian experience but yours probably beats the jesus out of mine

[arenafanatic]

This seems to get floated around every year. I see them playing in Azteca soon. 

[Pantera_Negro_Mateo]

I think it would be great as long as it isn't our home game. Although I don't know about Mexico City. That's even higher in elevation than Denver, and I hear another large city in Mexico, can't remember where (I believe it's somewhere near Cancun), has an even larger NFL following.

[O-Ther]

Please no.  This losing a home game crap is stupid.  Our luck it will be against Atlanta.

Teams with PSL holders won't lose home games. Plenty of teams that still don't make their fans buy PSLs and the ones that don't sell out their stadiums are the top choices. The Bucs owners are seriously considering sharing the Bucs franchise with a second city and only playing 6 games in Tampa permanently. And between the Rams, Chargers, and Raiders competing for 2 spots in L.A., the loser there could be considered for a permanent move to London.

I was talking with am hispanic/latino dude. Loves soccer not American football of course. But when he noticed my panther hat, he started talking about Cam. So after this conversation, I am inclined to believe all hispanic and latino people love the Panthers.

Whatever happened to those Brazilian Panther fans that posted on here?

If this happens you can bet your ass I'll be there. If it's in estadio Azteca even better. That's like Lambeu field. 

They're looking at estadio Azteca this weekend as the site for the game. 3 big problems they need to fix are the locker rooms are too small for 53 players plus coaches plus all the other personnel, the sideline communications are inadequate, and the equipment and space for the media isn't adequate, either. If the Mexicans can address those problems, game on. If not, London will get a fourth game or Germany will get one.

[O-Ther]

We have to play the NFC West and the AFC West next season. Wouldn't mind St. Louis, San Diego, or Oakland losing a home game and us being the visiting team. Overseas trip to London or a hop across the border to watch some Panther football sounds awesome

[Mr. Scot]

look....everyone signs a waiver. All good...

At my age, I don't attend many things that require waivers, but I'm sure your gatherings are worth it.

Ya know, come to think of it, waivers probably would have been a good idea for some of the parties my former in-laws threw.