The football match (last night) between Israel and England was a tie, zero-zero. I'm not that into football but it was a very good match. I didn't go to the match so there aren't any photos of it. But this is a photo taken at the pre-football-match party in Tel Aviv's Park Hayarkon. As you can see, the English fans were taken care of and fish and chips (and beer!) were served all over the place. Sunday, March 25, 2007
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The football match (last night) between Israel and England was a tie, zero-zero. I'm not that into football but it was a very good match. I didn't go to the match so there aren't any photos of it. But this is a photo taken at the pre-football-match party in Tel Aviv's Park Hayarkon. As you can see, the English fans were taken care of and fish and chips (and beer!) were served all over the place. 
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I wonder what "Fish and Chips" would be in Hebrew? Sorry you did not beat the Poms, but then they didn't beat you either!
And did they behave themselves? You never know what's best - provide all of their creature comforts from home, or deprive them. They are on their own planet, really.
How cool! So what were the Israeli fans eating??
this reminds me of the soccer fever on the DP community during the world cup - Im not that much into soccer (football) but its always fun to see other peoples excitement for the sport
Fish and chips in Hebrew would be dag (pronounced dug) ve chips (pronounced cheeps). I'm sure the Israelis were digging in too. ;-)
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