I went to the Tokyo FC game...
It was wikkid!!Twas a pretty good game, But it was more enjoyable watching the fans... I mean tokyo has a massive fan base, and they were practically chanting the whole time...
And they have stolen Liverpool's "never walk alone" anthem... which we had a tokyo FC fans version before the match... weelll nee-bah waaruk - aahroone!! WEEE RRUUHH ... NEHHH BAHH WAARRUKK, AAHH - RHONEE!! YYYAAAAYY... was a tremendous moment i can tell you that..
.. But in some sense the crowd seemed slightly orchestrated... There was tremendous chanting and applause in some parts... then just silence in other parts.. it wasnt like a tipical aussie crowd with rwoudyness the whole time... It was very... "cheer when you are meant to cheer" .. " be silent when you are meant to be silent" kinda crowd.
Well i got one more day in this country... and im gonna try to find the place where those crazy tokyo people go and dress up in crazy clothes and stand around all day in a park and look at each other... coz theres such a place... i know... there.. is...
Anyway thats it for me .... untill next time...
posted by Fish @ 2:22 PM
4 Comments:
Hi Glenn,
The football game sounds fantastic,I can't believe they used an English song- how did you translate the spelling?
I'll send that email, enjoy your last day in Tokyo,
Love mum XXOO
Hi Glenn, you would be in Manchester by now I think. Japan looked great. I never thought I would see flower close-ups taken by you. Very pretty.
Last night I went to Jimmy Z at mona hotel. I am sure you are cringing, its not exactly grimey dnb. I earnt a free 4play CD for dancing all night. Some girls were saying "Hi Melon's sister" so maybe that is an indication that I was one of the older ones there.
Mum's comments are so mummish aren't they?
The mummish comments are funny. Keep 'em up Margaret, they make me laugh :) Melon's sister is pretty funny too, i havent heard glenny called melon head for ages... not since back in the old school days when the boys used to play soccer on the field and run through where people were sitting and eating their lunch.
Hope you enjoyed your last days in Japan, the soccer game sounds like it was a lot of fun. Have you got tickets to any games in the UK or is the season over?
Enjoy the bahmitzvah! Make sure you take a plate of mixed meats along and see how many people will eat it.
It's called Harajuku :)
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