TB Goes To The Stadium
I know that this post is one week overdue, but you know: better late than never. So here are the photos of all the action of the opening day from the stands(until my camera battery died, my phone memory was full, and the guy next to me refused to give me his phone for a spin). You can’t get that anywhere.
1:30 PM The stadium is still empty, I guess we're early. What are they doing? Are they still painting the lines? Isn't it a little late for that?!! Only in Egypt, sigh
3:00 PM The stadium is starting to fill up. It wouldn't be a full house though. I hope I am wrong. Mounir is playing on the new scoreboards. They look cool!
Our beloved security forces are assuming a new role today: entertainers! The openinng show is played by approx. 5 thousand army soldiers.
4:30 PM Now we're talking
4:45 PM Some troubles at the Libyan stands
5:30 PM the opening is underway!
The marching band is one of my favorites. Their red customes on the new blue track is really cool
Wow! 16 parachautests each with the flag of one country are landing into the stadium. The whole stadium is singing: "Ahom Ahom Ahom El-Masreyen Ahom" ("Here Comes the Egyptians")
The sun ship entering the stadium. That's a real size replica
The Fans:
Let me leave you with some fireworks!
Meet you next match!
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6 Comments:
thanks....
i have an issue with those welocme backs (not that i'm not appreciating it)..but I always wonder: welcome back to where?
By TB, at January 28, 2006 1:13 AM
I don't konw...the 'Egyptian blog ring' maybe? BTW, everytime I see the title of your post "TB goes to the stadium", I can't help but read it as Tuberculosis goes to the stadium. Kaffallashar, lol.
By Seneferu, at January 28, 2006 1:53 AM
i know...i am familiar with the TB abbreviation...hmmm...i wonder if that means something?!!
By TB, at January 28, 2006 2:54 AM
Hey there. I'm glad you found my blog. How did you do that? I thought it was boring enough that no one would care.... Anyway, would be interested to know if you are a student and how long you will be here. I am always looking for new friends. It can be lonely at first when you move to a new country. Go to my blog www.tortilla-soup.blogspot.com and send me an email....
By Cary Matthews, at January 28, 2006 1:13 PM
did you see the big flag in the middle of the second class? The one wich was written in latin (don't ask!) we were just above that...plus I could have been in any of your shots really...
nice job, though!
By TB, at January 29, 2006 12:09 PM
Hey,
Very well done! I want to give you my compliments on a well organized blog...
If all the rest are very similar to this at least mine is not. I was not able to create more than 6 posts. I got fed up.
I wish to start writing on something whilst getting feedback from comments but it is not yet a simple thing. I hope for the best.
Thanks,
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By Anonymous, at February 04, 2006 5:09 PM
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