Their Eyes Were Watching Soccer: San Franciscans Came Out In Force To Watch World Cup In Pubs, Plazas
From the first buzz of the vuvuzelas to the final winning goal, South Africa became the center of the sporting world for the month-long affair...
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Sophie Lambert said:
July 13, 2010 10:01 AM
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I wish the Civic Center Plaza projector screens were better advertised! That would have been a fun way to watch the World Cup.
Eve Batey said:
July 13, 2010 10:33 AM
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My (German) father in law LOVES going to Kezar for those early-morning games when he's visiting here for the holidays. He has such a great time there -- even without booze, he says the bar's staff treats everyone right.