I got into Houston the other day and decided to go to the Houston Dynamo’s opening night match against the Columbus Crew last night. Being a Dallas fan, I sat near a few very quiet Crew Supporters in the upper corner. The view isn’t bad from up here though, giving a nice perspective of downtown and the Dynamo supporters huge flags.
Sent over by our boy Ryan Fleming
One More Day…
Thanks to Nick White for the photo
Thanks to James Serroka for the heads up.
Tickets for the U.S. vs MexicoWorld Cup qualifier in Columbus on Feb. 11 have sold out 90 minutes after going on sale to the general public. (more…)
‘Instead of playing the match in an NFL stadium, the USSF will sacrifice an estimated $1 million to $1.5 million in potential gate revenue in order to play before a smaller, more supportive U.S. crowd at 24,700-seat Columbus Crew Stadium. “But it’s an easy decision in this case because the most important thing we do is qualifying for the World Cup,” said USSF President Sunil Gulati.’
Image of Mexico in spilled paint via BP
FYI- For the big USA -Mexico match on February 11th, several supporters groups from the East Coast and Texas are staying at the Drury Inn Convention Center, right downtown and near everything.
The upcoming February 11th US-Mexico WCQ match at Columbus Crew Stadium at 7pm EST will be MASSIVE. “La Guerra Fria”, “The Border War”, “Dos a Cero”, whatever you call it, fans from across the US are coming to take part.
The American Outlaws Supporters Group have put together a preliminary pre and postgame plan for all US fans coming - after the jump…
