laurapasinifan said:would you classify the jaguars in that catergory?............I saw a few in my travels. Even some older ones and I saw two mgs from the early 70 s.
bob
That was pretty sharp, Amy.amy2761 said:Sports Bars, not Cars.
Stay well,
Amy
Rocky said:That was pretty sharp, Amy.
I was so confused by that reply, I thought they were talking about the names of some English/British soccer/football teams.
rellosk said:What's the difference between an English sports bar and just a sports bar?
And I'll cut it off. LOL. 80% of football (Soccer) games are English: Premier League, FA-Cup, Champ's League, Championship, League etc. 15% Bundesliga and 5% South American. (Have access to a lot more but I guess there are no South American fans in Sosua). My website is been rebuilt but you can get the fixtures at www.eddysportsbar.comlaurapasinifan said:so it is easier to find an ENGLISH SPORTS CAR than an english sports bar
I would follow the next english sports car you see and maybe it will take you to the english sports bar
on another note...I saw a bunch of soccer on the TV at Eddys Sports Bar in Sosua .....probably not ENGLISH soccer.....( i am sticking my neck out on that one huh??)
bob
rellosk said:What's the difference between an English sports bar and just a sports bar?
Eddy said:And I'll cut it off. LOL. 80% of football (Soccer) games are English: Premier League, FA-Cup, Champ's League, Championship, League etc. 15% Bundesliga and 5% South American. (Have access to a lot more but I guess there are no South American fans in Sosua). My website is been rebuilt but you can get the fixtures at www.eddysportsbar.com
If the cablevision in POP is anything like Sosua, there will be more soccer games on than anybody could stand, but if you want to watch a specific game and it is not televised, you may have to seek out a sports bar, such as Eddy's.NorthernSly said:Is there anywhere in Playa Dorada to watch English games, or how easy is it to get from there to Sousa and Eddy's Sports Bar?