Ellis, I think you might really enjoy hockey. Low scoring, so every goal is game changing, big hits, fast play, passionate crowds. Give that a try. And then, if you want to experience a game in the lowest level of professional hockey in the States, let me know and I’ll show you my hometown team 😂
Gotta do an NHL game in the right city though. Going to somewhere in Canada is probably a good bet, but New York or Boston playoff hockey is pretty up there for good, passionate crowds.
As soon as Ellis said "I think I should find the team store and get an item of clothing," I knew he'd be disappointed 🤣 (Top tip: The next time you visit an American stadium, check out the street vendors outside. They sell T-shirts, gear, and sometimes knockoff jerseys for way less than the team store.)
Dude's perplexed that people aren't booing Steph Curry. In America we're fans of teams, but we still respect the great players on other teams (for the most part).
Ur point about college sports not having history is wild. Football and basketball college games were more popular than the pros for multiple decades lol.
Really glad you enjoyed it Ellis, I was in the same situation as you and to a Knicks game at Maddison Square Gardens as a tourist and was looking at everything in a football prospective (Stoke season ticket holder) but by he end of the game i loved it so much i actually became a die hard basketball fan, Watch as much NBA as possible and go to my local British Basketball games. Its a fantastic sport with so much drama. LETS GO KNICKS!!!
I'm an American and also hate the fact that they play music during NBA games. Feels like a carnival and not a sports game, you were pretty spot on saying that it doesn't matter until there is about 5 minutes left. We only have "Pitch invasions" or as we call them court or field stormings in College sports in the US after a win against a higher-ranked team or a rival. Always love the content!!!
Saying it doesn’t matter until the last 5 minutes makes as much sense as saying soccer games don’t matter until the last 20 minutes… It doesn’t make any sense lol.
I think you’d like hockey much better. Still Americanized for sure (pretzels), but goals matter, no music during the games, and glass keeping anyone from invading lol
Him not comprehending how college sports mean more than pro sports is amazing. Btw the jacket is actually kinda gas and im a Clippers fan (yes we exist)
that’s what i was thinking lol, when you compare professional to college, there’s wayyyyyy more history behind college sports because they played longer than most, if not all, professional leagues. at least for basketball and football, idk about any other pro leagues.
He just has to view colleges as like football clubs. But i understand how being loyal to a college sounds wild and overall its caused by the mass commercialization of the pro leagues which makes u think college isnt worth watching. He mightve thought that the pros was where it started which inspired the colleges to propagate talent when its the opposite
The reseller market in the US is so insane that certain teams take advantage of it. You cant make money reselling Lakers and Dodger tickets, but there's always dopes every year who buy in thinking they'll make millions reselling.
12:02 I’m a Warriors fan but one thing to know about us is that we flood opposing teams stadiums that is how passionate we are for our team lol, Curry even got Mvp chants in the Brooklyn Nets arena back in 2021
As an American i wish UK folks wouldnt base opinions off of anything in LA lol go to some other cities man really experience passionate fan bases, like Philly or Boston.
@@Leojw10 LA just has soo many transplants you will always have a mixed bag for sports. Watch the Rams or Chargers lol half the stadium is full of traveling fans escaping the cold from out east. The Steelers v Rams physically sounded like a Steelers home game.
There are whole youtube videos dedicated to College football traditions. Mascots, songs, marching band pre game shows, student sections chants. Everything. CFB has bigger, older, and more unique stadiums. More passionate fans. Its more local. Thats why its so popular. Really missed the whole idea of CFB there.
You should see a ⚾️ game in Toronto & I’m saying this as a general 🏒 fan who isn’t a fan of the hometown Leafs whatsoever but also a 🏒 game in Toronto to.
Get yourself to a playoff hockey game, preferably in a Canadian market, if you want to experience the most electric atmosphere in North American sports
1 of the points I love to make about sports in general is how much fans of a sport think their top alltime players are known worldwide but it just isn't true. It is why guys like MJ, LBJ and Messi really stand out regardless if you like them or not. It is similar to Ronnie O'Sullivan in the UK. I was watching an interview of his a few weeks ago. As an American I had no clue who he was (this guy is amazing anyone over here should check his story out!) but you could tell pretty much everyone in the UK knew the man. Similar to Wilt Chamberlain here...he is known by pretty much everyone here and we would all assume worldwide but Ellis helps put that in to perspective. Great work as always bud!
@@CertainlyCeramic like Ellis you are another perfect example of how as fans we think everyone knows someone but in reality it is rare that someone in the sports world is known universally. After discovering Ronnie myself I'm interested to see how many Americans do actually know him. Another goat that a ton of folks have no clue about. It is like cricket for me. I have no clue who the best player is and I couldn't even name a player. Doesn't mean the sport is bad just that I personally have no clue.
@@jeremywilson6387I really agree with your comment here- I think sports fans have a tendency to view knowing exactly who someone is as way of measuring value-
@@ianbell5720 100%. It is very interesting. It seems like regardless of the sport every few years a player hits the ground running and the fans and media of that sport build the athlete up to being the next goat of that sport. Yet by the end of their career odds are most of the world won't know them. Not a knock on the player at all more just an observation. You said it perfectly though and much more economical with the words than me haha
@@davidmarchant9386actually for most teams for basketball and hockey the nose bleed seats aren’t that bad when you’re mid-court or at least on the side of the court up top and not behind the basket. It’s basically like watching it in tv but you get the live experience still.
honestly loved seeing your thoughts on nba basketball - always cool to see a foreign fan come to enjoy a game over here. would love to see you do this more of ten with other sports!
For real, and he goes to only LA and acts like that represents all of American sports culture. If I only went to Manchester and acted like that represents all English football culture, he would get upset as a Leeds fan.
@@kushalkarki7215 The NBA was founded in 1949. College sports have been a US tradition since the 1880s. I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what your point is here.
It's not hard to get but expensive all N.B.A. merchandise is in the U.K. I have a Tommy Hillfiger Pittsburgh Steelers jacket it's a lightweight one but that was pricey used Christmas money I had 2 Christmas ago.
AFL in Australia, a long break for football in the UK coming up. Come down under and you can see the A-League and see what us Aussies play the real football. The MCG has tons of history for content and the tackles the AFL players make will be very entertaining video.
Thoughts Anthem - The Toronto Raptors listen to the US & Canadian national anthem before every one of their games (82 regular season + playoff). Scoring - I'd be interested to see your take on GAA scoring. Please go see a GAA football match at Croke Park.
Lmao around 4:00 “I couldn’t fathom college sports because like, when you come to all of this where there’s actually a history behind it and proper tradition…” my god Ellis you completely misunderstood college football. I tend to really like the channel, but you really missed the mark with that college football comment. Most of the reason we all like it so much in the US is BECAUSE of all the history and tradition around the college game. Like that’s the whole appeal. There is A LOT of history in American college sports, in fact often even more tradition and history than in our pro sports.
Yeah I have no clue what he was talking about there. Here in Ohio, Ohio State Football has more history and tradition than both the browns and bengals combined. He really, really missed the mark there. Osus Marching band traditions are older than the whole NFL.
@@ButterBossTV technically no. It just went from being the pac-12 to the pac-2. It’s a shame, I always really enjoyed pac-12 football, but the silver lining is that the 10 teams that left the conference are all joining more “powerful” conferences (Big Ten, Big 12, ACC)
Ellis! As an American-Brit, I love these types of videos. I always had the same reservations as you about basketball, but I've come to love it in recent years after getting into it through a few friends. I do agree about the music tho aha. Glad you enjoyed yourself, love the content!
can you explain the national anthem too? Also very strange. Even when prem teams came to play for friendlies last season in the USA, with zero Americans on the pitch, they still played the USA anthem... I dont get the obsession.
@Matt-gz5iv I've lived in America all my life and I still don't understand it. Patriotism is very different in America. It's just kind of a part of the culture. Everyone's kind of used to things like the anthem and the pledge of allegiance (which is also very odd), so not everyone thinks much of it. A bit of a shit answer ik, that's the best way I can put it tho
As a lad born and bred in Leeds (Leeds fan), now living just outside Chicago, Il.......Ellis was me before enduring enough American sports before getting used to it....and them haha
Ok so as an American and NBA fan you should’ve went to another team’s home game because Lakers fans as they do exist but the majority of their games are kinda quiet unless their team is on a run but it has to do with all their fans are the rich people who are the only ones that can afford their games, and you know the rich people don’t wanna stand and cheer, at the Warriors stadium the fans are much louder!!!! Same with the Kings, Thunder, Twolves, Celtics, Knicks, 76ers, Pacers, Bucks, ect
Great video! Would love to see ur experience at a college basketball game (ik ik amateurs or whatever) but because they aren’t as good there is less scoring so each bucket counts more. Additionally, colleges have a lot more history than NBA teams, and there is real hate between rival fan bases. Additionally, college basketball student sections go wild especially at bigger schools or for bigger games; they will be chanting and making noise all game long like you’d expect in England. But from someone who grew up in LA and then left for college, please explore somewhere outside of LA to see americas best sports cultures. To see college basketball you will have to wait for next season but it’s a really unique experience. Glad you enjoyed the lakers spectacle!
That song they play is meant to get the fans to shout DEFENSE!!! DEFENSE!! but as you saw, clearly ending up being pointless since no one shouted anything
Ellis, I think you might really enjoy hockey. Low scoring, so every goal is game changing, big hits, fast play, passionate crowds. Give that a try. And then, if you want to experience a game in the lowest level of professional hockey in the States, let me know and I’ll show you my hometown team 😂
Teemu was 1 of my all time favorite players along with Patrick Roy👍
Gotta do an NHL game in the right city though. Going to somewhere in Canada is probably a good bet, but New York or Boston playoff hockey is pretty up there for good, passionate crowds.
Better be a playoff game as well
Not forgetting the fights
Fuck your team, Let’s Go LA Kiinggss!!!
As soon as Ellis said "I think I should find the team store and get an item of clothing," I knew he'd be disappointed 🤣
(Top tip: The next time you visit an American stadium, check out the street vendors outside. They sell T-shirts, gear, and sometimes knockoff jerseys for way less than the team store.)
"Boo him, call him a wanker!" hahaha Ellis! Class
He has to come to a game in Philly. We boo everyone including our own players sometimes
Dude's perplexed that people aren't booing Steph Curry. In America we're fans of teams, but we still respect the great players on other teams (for the most part).
Ur point about college sports not having history is wild. Football and basketball college games were more popular than the pros for multiple decades lol.
bro said they had no tradition lmao
"How good was wilt?" is like an American finding out about Pele
Really glad you enjoyed it Ellis, I was in the same situation as you and to a Knicks game at Maddison Square Gardens as a tourist and was looking at everything in a football prospective (Stoke season ticket holder) but by he end of the game i loved it so much i actually became a die hard basketball fan, Watch as much NBA as possible and go to my local British Basketball games. Its a fantastic sport with so much drama.
LETS GO KNICKS!!!
this is rad
I have the knicks going to the finals
1 Min and 30 seconds in and you are clearly already an expert in basketball 👍
I'm an American and also hate the fact that they play music during NBA games. Feels like a carnival and not a sports game, you were pretty spot on saying that it doesn't matter until there is about 5 minutes left.
We only have "Pitch invasions" or as we call them court or field stormings in College sports in the US after a win against a higher-ranked team or a rival.
Always love the content!!!
Sometimes it adds tho like 7 nations playing during Ray Allens big 3
Saying it doesn’t matter until the last 5 minutes makes as much sense as saying soccer games don’t matter until the last 20 minutes… It doesn’t make any sense lol.
@@colinbauer1538 you can't watch an NBA game and tell me they play as hard in the first 45 minutes as the last 3. I get what you mean tho in a way.
Used to have crows stormings until they got rid of them
You could literally say that about any sport
I think you’d like hockey much better. Still Americanized for sure (pretzels), but goals matter, no music during the games, and glass keeping anyone from invading lol
"If Bob Odenkirk is courtside i;ll run down there
Imagine if they sang 'God save the King' before every prem game 😂
That would not go down well at Anfield
Watch a Euroleague game that’s where the best atmosphere is
Ellis lists the greatest Lakers and leaves out Magic Johnson 😂
Baseball is next
You should come to SA and watch a school boy rugby match and a Springboks game. Atmosphere is awesome at both
That jacket is off the hook to be fair.
Him not comprehending how college sports mean more than pro sports is amazing. Btw the jacket is actually kinda gas and im a Clippers fan (yes we exist)
that’s what i was thinking lol, when you compare professional to college, there’s wayyyyyy more history behind college sports because they played longer than most, if not all, professional leagues. at least for basketball and football, idk about any other pro leagues.
He just has to view colleges as like football clubs. But i understand how being loyal to a college sounds wild and overall its caused by the mass commercialization of the pro leagues which makes u think college isnt worth watching. He mightve thought that the pros was where it started which inspired the colleges to propagate talent when its the opposite
He needed to go to a knicks game at MSG
SHOULDve checked out a LAFC game too!!!
we need to get this man a friend
ellis u kinda look like lebron
I think Lebron is taller.
@@mrdfpiiiThat's just the camera. Ellis is actually 7'5"
@@lthecatt9667 Then I've definitely underestimated the tremendous physical stature of Ben in all these videos.
Similar hair isn’t it
PMSL. If he did a
Michael Jackson, that is lol L.J that is 😂😂😂😂.
Ya. Like English football where we hope one team might score once 😂
Can you imagine the National anthem played at every Premier League game. Lovely booing at Anfield 19 times 😂
Every quarter matters. Every point matters. And wetzels is the best
wilt was so good
19:31 the kid swapping jerseys 😂
Incredible
Americans fans for ya
@@gazza42069 Naw.. gen Z fans
@@gazza42069both jerseys are for the same team he just had 2 on
holy shit great catch hahah
The music during the game is so jaring
Fair point well made about the sqeaking tbh
U need to go hockey game 💯
Spotted JOP and Sky Brie lmaooo
The reseller market in the US is so insane that certain teams take advantage of it. You cant make money reselling Lakers and Dodger tickets, but there's always dopes every year who buy in thinking they'll make millions reselling.
British people when something happens in a sports game: 😭😭😭😭
should come to castleford tigers rugby league one off best atmosphere in sport
trivia
the team was named after the state of minnesotas nickname.(land of 10000 lakes)
I saw the New York Knicks last month. Was cool but don't understand the music playing during the game.
No one calls Steph Curry a wanker!!🐐
Should compare an English basketball game now
12:02 I’m a Warriors fan but one thing to know about us is that we flood opposing teams stadiums that is how passionate we are for our team lol, Curry even got Mvp chants in the Brooklyn Nets arena back in 2021
That intro at Sheff Utd. Here he is Oliver McBurnie
You have to try baseball, we are in baseball season right now.
He went to a Mariners game when he went to visit the Seattle Sounders
Wait, was that Larnell Lewis singing the national anthem?!
As an American i wish UK folks wouldnt base opinions off of anything in LA lol go to some other cities man really experience passionate fan bases, like Philly or Boston.
I support lakers but knicks and Boston have the best atmosphere in NBA
@@Leojw10 LA just has soo many transplants you will always have a mixed bag for sports. Watch the Rams or Chargers lol half the stadium is full of traveling fans escaping the cold from out east. The Steelers v Rams physically sounded like a Steelers home game.
You should come to a british basketball league game next season
Someone tryna figure out business sustainability needs to talk to Dan
The lakers home announcer could not have any less energy or enthusiasm good lord
You should drop into a London Lions game - they play in the British Basketball League and made it to the Semi Finals of the EuroCup this season.
You should come to Australia and watch a game of AFL.
Gotta go to a kings game and see the beam
Come watch some GAA in Croke park in Dublin. Believe me itll be worth it.
U could probably get that jacket from primark I've noticed they've had loads of nba clothing
Stop watching sports in LA it’s literally the worst sports city in the US
“Proper tradition and history” as if the colleges haven’t been around longer and have no traditions 🥴
There are whole youtube videos dedicated to College football traditions. Mascots, songs, marching band pre game shows, student sections chants. Everything. CFB has bigger, older, and more unique stadiums. More passionate fans. Its more local. Thats why its so popular. Really missed the whole idea of CFB there.
now go to a Partizan Belgrade basketball game and see complete limbs!
go to a playoff game in a city like miami or one of the lesser market teams like indiana and you’ll get a way better atmosphere
This feels like Sky Sports in 1992
You should see a ⚾️ game in Toronto & I’m saying this as a general 🏒 fan who isn’t a fan of the hometown Leafs whatsoever but also a 🏒 game in Toronto to.
Get yourself to a playoff hockey game, preferably in a Canadian market, if you want to experience the most electric atmosphere in North American sports
College football is better
@@lilmesser9111 no chance lol
Seems like a really good vibe tbf
1 of the points I love to make about sports in general is how much fans of a sport think their top alltime players are known worldwide but it just isn't true. It is why guys like MJ, LBJ and Messi really stand out regardless if you like them or not. It is similar to Ronnie O'Sullivan in the UK. I was watching an interview of his a few weeks ago. As an American I had no clue who he was (this guy is amazing anyone over here should check his story out!) but you could tell pretty much everyone in the UK knew the man. Similar to Wilt Chamberlain here...he is known by pretty much everyone here and we would all assume worldwide but Ellis helps put that in to perspective.
Great work as always bud!
Im American and I have never heard of Wilt Chamberlain. I don't know Ronnie O Sullivan either.
@@CertainlyCeramic like Ellis you are another perfect example of how as fans we think everyone knows someone but in reality it is rare that someone in the sports world is known universally.
After discovering Ronnie myself I'm interested to see how many Americans do actually know him. Another goat that a ton of folks have no clue about. It is like cricket for me. I have no clue who the best player is and I couldn't even name a player. Doesn't mean the sport is bad just that I personally have no clue.
@@jeremywilson6387I really agree with your comment here- I think sports fans have a tendency to view knowing exactly who someone is as way of measuring value-
@@ianbell5720 100%. It is very interesting. It seems like regardless of the sport every few years a player hits the ground running and the fans and media of that sport build the athlete up to being the next goat of that sport. Yet by the end of their career odds are most of the world won't know them. Not a knock on the player at all more just an observation.
You said it perfectly though and much more economical with the words than me haha
Basically:
Not enough wanker signs or "you're shit aaah"
Too many points
Too much squeaking
Too loud (music)
Too many stoppages
Too many adverts
Too many bright lights
Too many tv screens
Too many seats n can't see crap cos you to far away.
Too much tanoy
Too many N's
@@davidmarchant9386actually for most teams for basketball and hockey the nose bleed seats aren’t that bad when you’re mid-court or at least on the side of the court up top and not behind the basket. It’s basically like watching it in tv but you get the live experience still.
@@connorriley7511 yeah defeats the point in going watch it on tv for 200+ dollars
@@sepporu You ruined it.
honestly loved seeing your thoughts on nba basketball - always cool to see a foreign fan come to enjoy a game over here. would love to see you do this more of ten with other sports!
There’s so much tradition and history in college sports 💀
"College sports have no tradition, the nba does" they've been playing college football since the 1870s, meanwhile the NBA is only about 78 years old.
For real, and he goes to only LA and acts like that represents all of American sports culture. If I only went to Manchester and acted like that represents all English football culture, he would get upset as a Leeds fan.
@@badgermoring5290yes, someone tell him there are other places than LA and California 😫
Basketball is itself 135 years old 😅😂😂 England started their football league in 1888/1889 same with Netherlands and mlb was also started in 1890s so
@@kushalkarki7215 The NBA was founded in 1949. College sports have been a US tradition since the 1880s. I'm sorry, but I'm not sure what your point is here.
@@kushalkarki7215 football is much older lad
That jacket is 🔥 Proper suits ya and fits well 🙌🏽
It's not hard to get but
expensive all
N.B.A. merchandise is
in the U.K.
I have a Tommy Hillfiger
Pittsburgh Steelers jacket
it's a lightweight one
but that was pricey used
Christmas money I had
2 Christmas ago.
Was thinking the same thing!!! the money was not a complete waste and you should def bust it out of your closet more frequently 👍
AFL in Australia, a long break for football in the UK coming up. Come down under and you can see the A-League and see what us Aussies play the real football.
The MCG has tons of history for content and the tackles the AFL players make will be very entertaining video.
How has everyone missed the guy at 19:30 pulling off his GSW jersey to reveal a Lakers one underneath😂😂
Go to the EuroLeague final four in Berlin or to Athens to watch Olympiakos or Panathinaikos play
Thoughts
Anthem - The Toronto Raptors listen to the US & Canadian national anthem before every one of their games (82 regular season + playoff).
Scoring - I'd be interested to see your take on GAA scoring. Please go see a GAA football match at Croke Park.
You should go to a NASCAR race. But you'd need to go to Atlanta, Daytona or Bristol to be specific. Other tracks are ok but those show out
you suggest NASCAR and leave out 'Dega? as a fellow NASCAR enjoyer, shame on you sir/madam.. lol
the silence after the 220
"How good was Wilt?"
Insanely.
Bro just left Magic Johnson out of the list of most memorable Lakers. LOL.
You need to go to a college basketball game. 10x the atmosphere of nba.
Lmao around 4:00 “I couldn’t fathom college sports because like, when you come to all of this where there’s actually a history behind it and proper tradition…” my god Ellis you completely misunderstood college football. I tend to really like the channel, but you really missed the mark with that college football comment. Most of the reason we all like it so much in the US is BECAUSE of all the history and tradition around the college game. Like that’s the whole appeal. There is A LOT of history in American college sports, in fact often even more tradition and history than in our pro sports.
Yeah, USC have been playing since 1888!
I don’t think he did to be honest it might have been around for a while but it’s still not the same as pro sports 😂
Yeah I have no clue what he was talking about there. Here in Ohio, Ohio State Football has more history and tradition than both the browns and bengals combined. He really, really missed the mark there. Osus Marching band traditions are older than the whole NFL.
didnt they just disband the Pac 12 😭
@@ButterBossTV technically no. It just went from being the pac-12 to the pac-2. It’s a shame, I always really enjoyed pac-12 football, but the silver lining is that the 10 teams that left the conference are all joining more “powerful” conferences (Big Ten, Big 12, ACC)
you should come watch a game of aussie rules football
Always love it when someone starts with honesty.
I'm a virgin is so bold, but obvious.😂
Not to many “pitch invasions” because of security and police. You’ll most likely be tackled and possibly handcuffed, taken away and charged.
Should’ve went to a Dodgers game too ⚾️
Go to some European basketball it's crazy
europeans try something new with out bitching : level impossible.
You’re hilarious bro 😂😂 Ricky G vibes 😂😂 come do another nba game
all clothing in america is so expensive
need to check out a playoff game
Ellis! As an American-Brit, I love these types of videos. I always had the same reservations as you about basketball, but I've come to love it in recent years after getting into it through a few friends. I do agree about the music tho aha. Glad you enjoyed yourself, love the content!
can you explain the national anthem too? Also very strange. Even when prem teams came to play for friendlies last season in the USA, with zero Americans on the pitch, they still played the USA anthem... I dont get the obsession.
@Matt-gz5iv I've lived in America all my life and I still don't understand it. Patriotism is very different in America. It's just kind of a part of the culture. Everyone's kind of used to things like the anthem and the pledge of allegiance (which is also very odd), so not everyone thinks much of it. A bit of a shit answer ik, that's the best way I can put it tho
You should go to an NHL Game, especially now that the playoffs are underway.
As a lad born and bred in Leeds (Leeds fan), now living just outside Chicago, Il.......Ellis was me before enduring enough American sports before getting used to it....and them haha
Skin looking good Ellis. Anyway come to Aus and watch AFL, it’ll blow that little mind of yours
You should do ice hockey or mma
Ok so as an American and NBA fan you should’ve went to another team’s home game because Lakers fans as they do exist but the majority of their games are kinda quiet unless their team is on a run but it has to do with all their fans are the rich people who are the only ones that can afford their games, and you know the rich people don’t wanna stand and cheer, at the Warriors stadium the fans are much louder!!!! Same with the Kings, Thunder, Twolves, Celtics, Knicks, 76ers, Pacers, Bucks, ect
Boston or (hate to say it) New York would be the best arenas to go to for atmosphere
Lakers fan here but knicks is my 2nd team if lakers are out playoffs but yes Knicks and Boston have the best atmosphere in NBA especially in playoffs
Great video! Would love to see ur experience at a college basketball game (ik ik amateurs or whatever) but because they aren’t as good there is less scoring so each bucket counts more. Additionally, colleges have a lot more history than NBA teams, and there is real hate between rival fan bases. Additionally, college basketball student sections go wild especially at bigger schools or for bigger games; they will be chanting and making noise all game long like you’d expect in England. But from someone who grew up in LA and then left for college, please explore somewhere outside of LA to see americas best sports cultures. To see college basketball you will have to wait for next season but it’s a really unique experience. Glad you enjoyed the lakers spectacle!
Petition to bring back the follow a team till they lose series
Defo could of got a jacket similar to that in Primark 😂
I would say practically identical & better made
I know the one you mean exactly from Primark.
see this is where you now do a european basketball game with the ultras
That song they play is meant to get the fans to shout DEFENSE!!! DEFENSE!! but as you saw, clearly ending up being pointless since no one shouted anything
HOCKEY! in VEGAS!
Bruv, your skin's looking fresh as fuck.
I forgot about American portions. That pretzel is larrrge.