I’m pretty sure that this will offend A LOT of people, but lighten up and look at it from the creative side of things.
My boy Ian just sent this over from one of his mates. They were at the Welling United v Maidstone match last Saturday when the goalie let in a soft one.
WARNING - Creative Language through a Picture after the Jump…
Heading West on the 101.
10 East on the way to Palm Springs.
Melting hot with Ace and The Wifey.
Gotta make the stop at Hamburger Mary’s.
Home Depot right before warm ups.
Game time, Beans and I with beers in hand.
And the Galaxy take the 2008 SuperClasico cup with a 2 - 2 result.
The Wifey, Moms, Big Rog and myself headed down to Santa Monica for lunch.
The thing about the People’s Republic of Santa Monica is that if you have an opinion about something you want to get out there, you can.
Whats up guys! its been a minute since I’ve checked in to so I figured now would be a good time to drop by and show some love to The Original Winger faithful. The last few weeks have been quite a turn around for me. This time 2 weekends ago I was playing in the PDL playoffs with the Austin Aztex. The Aztex coaches (Adrian, Wolfgang, Bobby, and Ron) contacted me at the beginning of the summer and were familiar with my situation of not having a club and asked me if I would like to come down and spend the summer playing in Austin with them.
Honestly, at first, it was hard for me to wrap my head around the idea of going from playing in MLS to PDL, but I wasn’t playing anywhere. So I pretty much had to put my ego to the side and do what I needed to do to make sure I continued delevoping and I ended up having an absolute blast playing about 15 games with them in the regualr season, playoffs and Open Cup. All the guys on the team were awesome to be with, whether it was hangin out in the apartments, or on road trips, i couldnt have asked for a better group of guys to play with! I even survived living with 3 english lads who are by far the craziest/most awesome guys ive ever met!
Andy, Spen, and Scopey, there’s your shout out, so quit bugging me!! Haha anyways, it was overall a great experience getting 90 minutes week in and week out and put the ball in the back of the net 10 times, so I’m glad I got the chance to play with them and it was unfortunate we didnt end up winning the PDL championship.
After we lost saturday night in Orlando in the 2nd roud of the playoffs, it was a whirlwind next day for me. We had 3 flights on southwest (gotta love those Southwest layovers) just to get back to austin, and then I got home, packed up all my stuff and drove over 3 hours back to Coppell sunday night to get ready to play in a Reserve game with FC Dallas Monday morning.
Doesn’t it always seem like this is what you’re seeing when you get on a freeway in Los Angeles?
And sometimes you even get to see this.
The only way to travel in style in Hermosa.
Nesta’s first day at the beach
Game over in Manhattan Beach.
Still the only number I rock.
Maybe it’s time for a new pair.
Sunset on the Strand.
Ridiculous view at sunset.
Today Beans, Ace and I had to head over to Downtown to pick some things up from our guy Fred.
At the end of the day, this is what it’s all about.
Although some of you have might not have an interest in Mexican Football, I thought I’d share with you an experience I recently had. A couple of weeks ago I was hired by Las Aguilas de Club America from Mexico City to cover their time in San Diego during the team’s international friendly match against bitter rivals Cruz Azul. I got to be embedded with the team for 48 hours that included down time at the Hotel and training session on Friday evening in an empty Qualcomm stadium.
If you ever want to have your ass kicked on a hike and are in the Salt Lake area, I highly suggest the Mount Olympus hike.
South view.
The view of downtown.
RSLBoz has put together a pretty amazing package of shots from in and around the new Stadium in Salt Lake City (ok, ok Sandy).
It’s amazing how quickly this stadium has been put together. Not too long ago I was lucky enough to put my John Hancock on the very last piece of steel that was put up during the “Topping Off Ceremony”.
