Gunvald's Husse

@GunnerBill@BritBill My folks have recently moved into a flat just down the road from the Spuds' stadium and my eldest is a Vikings fan (well, he is Swedish after all) so I am eyeing the Vikings-Saints game on October 2 as a multiple birds with one stone sort of thing. If you are there, would be great to catch up for a beer or two.

"Marching On Together"

Well, the winners of the SB are called the "World Champions" 🙄

Snowy Stockholm, Sweden - 00:30 Monday

Actually, that is exactly what he has done probably every rugby game he has ever played - being able to catch the high ball (which can come at any time unlike in American Football when you know the other team is punting) is a skill that a winger in rugby definitely needs - and there is no one out there slowing the chase down. Also, fair catch is a thing in rugby too.

You missed the hooker in the middle of the props 🙂

Just a hop, step and a jump over to Blighty from here in Stockholm so I really hope this is true!

I am a long time (as in before the Superbowl years) overseas Bills fan (born in the UK, lived in Hong Kong, now based in Sweden). I don't get to the US much but I have managed to get in a few Bills games over the years, but these have always been away games. As luck would have it, I will be in New York for work the week of 21 October and free the following weekend (Week 8) before I head down to Washington. The Bills are at home to the Eagles and so I am grabbing the chance to finally see them at home. My question is where is the best place to sit? Money is not too much of an issue (within reason) but I want to get the most of this experience as I don't know when it will come up again. Any suggestions as to where to stay the night before/after the game would be much appreciated.