Who Dat News: Saints v Chargers, London '08
News: The New Orleans Saints and the San Diego Chargers will fly to London a week before the game, as opposed to last year when the teams arrived just two days ahead, according to the Guardian -- UK. Both teams thought that the two days the Giants and Dolphins spent in London last year was not enough time to get acclimated. The game will be played at Wembley Stadium, home of the English National Team (futbol -- not football) on Sunday, October 26th.
Who Dat Say: Unfortunately for Saints fans, this will be considered a New Orleans home game, meaning that's one less time they get to rock-out the Dome in '08. For the players and coaches though, the chance to perform in front of 90,000 in one of the most well-known stadiums in Europe has got to raise the goosebumps. Those Saints fans in attendance will be treated to the infamous English hooligans, who may be able to challenge the Terrace-level Dome Foamers in beer consumption -- on second thought, I doubt it.
News: The New Orleans Saints and the San Diego Chargers will fly to London a week before the game, as opposed to last year when the teams arrived just two days ahead, according to the Guardian -- UK. Both teams thought that the two days the Giants and Dolphins spent in London last year was not enough time to get acclimated. The game will be played at Wembley Stadium, home of the English National Team (futbol -- not football) on Sunday, October 26th.
Who Dat Say: Unfortunately for Saints fans, this will be considered a New Orleans home game, meaning that's one less time they get to rock-out the Dome in '08. For the players and coaches though, the chance to perform in front of 90,000 in one of the most well-known stadiums in Europe has got to raise the goosebumps. Those Saints fans in attendance will be treated to the infamous English hooligans, who may be able to challenge the Terrace-level Dome Foamers in beer consumption -- on second thought, I doubt it.
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