Where are you from?

Born and raised in Cordoba, Argentina (vamos piratas de Belgrano!) and moved to the states, wanted to see if anyone knew where we can watch the Argentina games in New York, preferably Manhattan, someone mentioned Novecento, is thas a speculation or is it reality? Let me know - for all those non-argentinians that root for the albicelestes: un abrazo grande…

Posted from  United States

From Uruguay but since we’re not in…no comment. Argentina won me over with Santo Maradona in ‘86. For all the people in New York write me back if Queens is to far to go see a game and lets all meet for the Argentina matches at Nevada Smiths!!! playasolmar@hotmail.com

I am from Somalia, I became a fan ever since the 1978 World Cup when I watched the game with my father as a kid, he was a great fan of Pasarela, Bertouni, Luke, Kempes and the rest of the 78 team. I was even hooked when I saw Maradona display his skills in Mexico 86 and of course the Italian league in the 80’s. Good luck Argentina… And hard luck for Zanetti.

Posted from  United States

I am from India but living in Los Angeles. I have been an Argentina fan ever since 1986 when I was 6 yrs old. For me, Maradona is God.

Yes, I tool would love to watch the World Cup with other Argentina fans in Los Angeles.

Posted from  United States

I was born in Buenos Aires, and grew up and still live in Los Angeles. I was in Argentina when we won the WC 86, it was one of the most amazing and most beautiful things that I have ever experienced. Thanks for all the support!

Posted from  United States

We all Indian praying for Argentina… u r the best…

Anumod

Posted from  India

Vamos Argentina from Greece!!
In Greece , almost the half of the World cup fans are Argentina supporters.

Posted from  Greece

Vamos Argentina carajo!!!!!.
I’m argentinian. Moved over 20 yrs ago to the states. Now living in Los Angeles.
Happy to see so many supporters from other countries.
Vamos Quilmes!!!!!

Posted from  United States

Hi all, and to Carrie I would like to proffer the following complications rivaling yours: born in Bs As, but of German parents and once married to a Brasilian. Nevertheless, the emotional connection to Argentina is ineluctable and fierce. And regarding your question about the only female fan, my present wife is from Australia and she will root for AR as soon as AU is eliminated! Moreover, we live in LA and I will try to find a place where the game is being played and let ya know! Maybe David could help us in this pursuit…

Posted from  United States

“Volveremos, volveremos, volveremos otra vez, volveremo´ a ser campeones, como en el 86…”

VAMOS ARGENTINAAAAA!!!
I’m argentinian. I live in Buenos Aires and i love Crespo hahaha
I´m really happy to see so many supporters from other countries.

6-0 today against Serbia y Montenegro!! I tell you…we have an amazing team! we ARE going to win this World Cup! and Brasil is going to cry!hahaha yessssss brasilllllllll we will kick you asssssss

Posted from  Argentina

hello i’m 19 years old and i live in Argentina. i’d love to see my country’s team as the world champion but i’m already happy to see how much people support us. It’s really awesome.

Go Argentina!.

Posted from  Argentina

Hola!

I was born and raised in Cordoba (Argentina) and been here in the US since 82. I am now 42 years old and it’s been 6 years since I’ve been back Cordoba.

El Futbol is my passion for it identifies me with my culture. I was in Argentina in 78′ and will NEVER forget el Mundial. During the Dirty War, it was very welcomed distraction in those days.

Argentina Kicks Ass!

Claudio ~

tonydiaz1963 @ yahoo

Well i’m from Argentina, no introduction needed I guess…

Posted from  Argentina

All,
I am from India.
I wish and pray that Argentina wins the cup just as each one of us wants.
The World Cup belongs to the land of Maradona.

-Afsal

Posted from  Australia

Hi, I’m from Boston, and I’ve been a fan of Argentina soccer for years. I guess I was hooked by their bold style and skill. I love Batigol (Oh, I WISH his last WC didn’t end so badly), Maradona (even though my English boyfriend can’t even stand to talk about him!), Sorin, and El Burrito (Yeah, I know he screwed up against Holland in WC, but I can’t help loving the guy - he’s such a brat.) I would love to know where to find other fans near Boston to watch tomorrow’s match (email me at alexiscc2000@yahoo.com if you know).

Vamos, vamos, Argentina!

Posted from  United States

I was born in Rosario, Argentina, moved to Antigua and Barbuda when I was six and have been back to Argentina several times since. Tomorrow’s game will be very stressful. Won’t get a wink of sleep tonight. We need Messi in there at the beginning of second half. WATCH OUT GERMANY!

Posted from  Antigua And Barbuda

It’s very sad. We were eliminated of the WC. But there is no problem. The players as Agüero, Messi, Tevez, and others that apearing, will be in his better moment in the next WC.

¡¡Aguante Argentina, canejo!!

there is no words to describe this pain, it just to hard

Posted from  Argentina

Hola gente!!
soy de Buenos Aires

si a ustedes les gusta tanto el futbol argentino, esperen a ver a las mujeres!! las mas hermosas,. el mundial es un vez cada 4 años, a las minas las tenemos todos los dias!

saludos!

Posted from  Argentina

I just wanna say that im more than glad to share the love of our flag colours with you!

People of the world!!! We felt that we deserved the 2006 cup.
But dont worry, Argentina will show his football again!!!

Thank you in the name of all argentinians!!!! We hopely wish you to visite our country and play a nice “partido de futbol” with us =).

Keep the pasion, keep the colours!

Arriba ARGENTINA!!

Well seeing as Ireland didn’t make it, I had a few choices. Support the teams that prevented us from winning the world cup i.e. switzerland and france, or cheer on the argies. Well i chose to cheer on the argies and support les blues, luckily there was no divided loyalty. Argies played some good football, reminded me of watching ireland play against France that time in stade de france when we should have beaten les bleus. It didn’t happen for us and it didn’t happen for the argies. Its just the way life goes. Win some, lose some; but always play beautiful football.

Posted from  Ireland

nos dejaron afuera una manga de giles, ladrones, machetero y sin alma….fasistas!
yo soy comunista y del ciclon

Posted from  Argentina

Un orgullo leer todos estos comentarios, no lo puedo creer. Se me puso la piel de gallina!
Thanks to everyone!

Posted from  Argentina

WOOOWWWW!!! I can`t believed how many people around the world love`s my colour too. Thank you at all of you, specially a those ones who live`s in the other side of the planet and we couldn`t never imagine that know something about Argentina. I read 2 mails from England and it was like a shock … I never ever could think that a English citizen choose “La Seleccion Argentina” before The English Team. We`ll see you in South Africa 2010.

Dave

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