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lacademdq reacted to The Rising Sun in Hi from ArgentinaWelcome!
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lacademdq got a reaction from The Rising Sun in Hi from ArgentinaHello! My name is Daniel, and I live in Mar del Plata, a city 400 kmts south of Buenos Aires. I've become a big Chelsea's fan during de 2004 season and continued on. That team with Cech, Terry, Lampard, Drogba was amazing. As an argentinian I support Rosario Central, a team from Rosario city. Rosario is a very important city situated by the Paraná River, 300 kmts north of Buenos Aires, and it has two football teams playing 1st division league. On of them is Rosario Central, founded in 1889 by the british railwsy workers that brought their passion with them and the other one is Newell's Old Boys, a team founded by Isaac Newells, a british teacher that set up a school for reach people. The two current biggest stars of argentinian national team were born in Rosario and played for that teams. Angel Di María played for Rosario Central from junior divisons to 1st division and Lionel Messi played for Newell's junior divisions. Ernesto Che Guevara was born in Rosario and supported Central. Since I've turned 60 last july I decided to, as a selfgift, travel to London for the first time. I'll be there in november but the trip is completely ruined by the fact that on november 10th Chelsea plays against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. Can you imagine the times Ive imagined myself watching Chelsea at Stamford Bridge like any othed fan? But getting tickets seems pretty impossible. I hope you all are well, thanks for reading me, Long Live the Blues!!
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lacademdq reacted to DidierDrogbalala in Hi from ArgentinaHolla Daniel.
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lacademdq reacted to dermott in Hi from ArgentinaWelcome!
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lacademdq reacted to Gordon Bennett in Hi from ArgentinaWelcome. Hope you somehow manage to get tickets.
I went to a football match in Argentina once (amazing country by the way) - it was Godoy Cruz in Mendoza - I bought the shirt as well. So they're my team in Argentina. ☺️
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lacademdq got a reaction from Gordon Bennett in Hi from ArgentinaHello! My name is Daniel, and I live in Mar del Plata, a city 400 kmts south of Buenos Aires. I've become a big Chelsea's fan during de 2004 season and continued on. That team with Cech, Terry, Lampard, Drogba was amazing. As an argentinian I support Rosario Central, a team from Rosario city. Rosario is a very important city situated by the Paraná River, 300 kmts north of Buenos Aires, and it has two football teams playing 1st division league. On of them is Rosario Central, founded in 1889 by the british railwsy workers that brought their passion with them and the other one is Newell's Old Boys, a team founded by Isaac Newells, a british teacher that set up a school for reach people. The two current biggest stars of argentinian national team were born in Rosario and played for that teams. Angel Di María played for Rosario Central from junior divisons to 1st division and Lionel Messi played for Newell's junior divisions. Ernesto Che Guevara was born in Rosario and supported Central. Since I've turned 60 last july I decided to, as a selfgift, travel to London for the first time. I'll be there in november but the trip is completely ruined by the fact that on november 10th Chelsea plays against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. Can you imagine the times Ive imagined myself watching Chelsea at Stamford Bridge like any othed fan? But getting tickets seems pretty impossible. I hope you all are well, thanks for reading me, Long Live the Blues!!
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lacademdq got a reaction from dermott in Hi from ArgentinaHello! My name is Daniel, and I live in Mar del Plata, a city 400 kmts south of Buenos Aires. I've become a big Chelsea's fan during de 2004 season and continued on. That team with Cech, Terry, Lampard, Drogba was amazing. As an argentinian I support Rosario Central, a team from Rosario city. Rosario is a very important city situated by the Paraná River, 300 kmts north of Buenos Aires, and it has two football teams playing 1st division league. On of them is Rosario Central, founded in 1889 by the british railwsy workers that brought their passion with them and the other one is Newell's Old Boys, a team founded by Isaac Newells, a british teacher that set up a school for reach people. The two current biggest stars of argentinian national team were born in Rosario and played for that teams. Angel Di María played for Rosario Central from junior divisons to 1st division and Lionel Messi played for Newell's junior divisions. Ernesto Che Guevara was born in Rosario and supported Central. Since I've turned 60 last july I decided to, as a selfgift, travel to London for the first time. I'll be there in november but the trip is completely ruined by the fact that on november 10th Chelsea plays against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. Can you imagine the times Ive imagined myself watching Chelsea at Stamford Bridge like any othed fan? But getting tickets seems pretty impossible. I hope you all are well, thanks for reading me, Long Live the Blues!!
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lacademdq got a reaction from CaitlinCFC in Hi from ArgentinaHello! My name is Daniel, and I live in Mar del Plata, a city 400 kmts south of Buenos Aires. I've become a big Chelsea's fan during de 2004 season and continued on. That team with Cech, Terry, Lampard, Drogba was amazing. As an argentinian I support Rosario Central, a team from Rosario city. Rosario is a very important city situated by the Paraná River, 300 kmts north of Buenos Aires, and it has two football teams playing 1st division league. On of them is Rosario Central, founded in 1889 by the british railwsy workers that brought their passion with them and the other one is Newell's Old Boys, a team founded by Isaac Newells, a british teacher that set up a school for reach people. The two current biggest stars of argentinian national team were born in Rosario and played for that teams. Angel Di María played for Rosario Central from junior divisons to 1st division and Lionel Messi played for Newell's junior divisions. Ernesto Che Guevara was born in Rosario and supported Central. Since I've turned 60 last july I decided to, as a selfgift, travel to London for the first time. I'll be there in november but the trip is completely ruined by the fact that on november 10th Chelsea plays against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge. Can you imagine the times Ive imagined myself watching Chelsea at Stamford Bridge like any othed fan? But getting tickets seems pretty impossible. I hope you all are well, thanks for reading me, Long Live the Blues!!