BritBill

Yeah, good for Geno. Not so much for Seattle.

I went to an ice hockey game once in Prague. Never again. In 2004 I went to Baku, Azerbaijan to watch the England soccer team. The under 21s had played the night before in glorious, warm sunshine. As I was going just for the day I decided to dress/travel light. Jeans and a light sweater would suffice. Passport, phone, cash and match ticket in pockets. Landed in Baku around 9am and it was hammering down with rain and the temperature had dropped remarkably. I also started to feel like absolute sh!t. My mates went off to find whatever there was to do in Baku at that time while I booked myself into the first hotel I cam across and slept all day. When I woke in time for the game the weather hadn't improved and there was also a risk the game could be postponed. All the way to Azerbaijan for nothing was a possibility. However, the game went ahead but conditions were absolutely rank. I was freezing cold and soaked. By half time the Azerbaijani police had realised they weren't going to be called into action and began starting fires in big metal barrels behind the stand. I spent 45 minutes huddled up with them trying to get warm and having conversations in a language neither party had any clue about. Towards the end we started singing Queen songs as most of the policemen looked like Freddie Mercury. England won 1-0 but that's all I can remember. Back to the airport straight after the game. The flight home was very uncomfortable. It was probably the only time I've not enjoyed a trip/day out to another country.

I've just seen the video of Washington's one handed catch at the combine. Great. His movement to get him in a position where he had to make it a one handed catch. Not great. It looked like a taller version of me running a route.

I'm not a fan of Wisconsin's logo.

And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how mermaids are made.

Are you wanting to develop young players and rookies or bring Poyer back?

No wonder Tua struggles to walk.

As it stands, yeah.

I'd be worried, nay, disturbed if the Bills made a decision on my or anyone else's opinion on this website.

2021 was mine.

Hello All, I'm just thinking ahead here. Tickets for the games played at Tottenham are considerably harder to get than the games at Wembley. I may struggle to get some for the Bills game next season. If so, is there a way of me paying one of you lovely season ticket holders the price of a ticket(s) (plus a beer or two on top) and it being transferred/sent to me (maybe via an app?). I'm presuming Bills season ticket holders will get first dibs on these tickets with it being a Bills home game. Any advise would be great.

They were available until last summer when all of a sudden there was an increase in users from New Jersey wanting that username.

It's a home game. I don't think the NFL could've made it any more obvious.

The Bills UK group have regular meets to watch games at the Fitzrovia Belle . That’s a fair trek to Tottenham though before the match.

Chicago's on the blower.

Those are the 5 home teams for the International games. The away teams haven't been decided/announced yet.

I've just told my son. He's buzzing. It'll be his 2nd Bills game and my 3rd.

I can't see the NFL making the Patriots go to Europe twice in a season.

You might be able to double up with a l***s game?!

The Spurs stadium has it's own field for NFL games. It rolls in and out of the stadium over the top of the soccer field.

@GunnerBill going to Spurs is a day on film I'd like to see.

What concerns do they have for the turf?

Raiders would be my guess too. Closely followed by Bucs.

Giants and Broncos were over here this season. So can probably scratch them too. Although divisional games have happened in London they're very rare and I can't see it happening .So remove Dolphins and Jests as well.

Titans are playing their own home game in London.