My Scratch Paper: VIVA ESPANA! CAMPEONES DEL MUNDO!

Monday, July 12, 2010

VIVA ESPANA! CAMPEONES DEL MUNDO!

SPAIN WON WORLD CUP 2010 FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY!

VIVA ESPANA!

My sister and i together with our cousins decided to watch the finals at National Sports Grill in GB3....and dude it was awesome! Never knew there were lots of football fans in the Philippines haha. I also loved seeing Spain fans wearing the Liverpool and Barcelona jersey! Never experienced something as awesome as this and the best part was shouting VIVA ESPANA! VIVA ESPANA! inside the car with the windows open, and fans wearing ORANJE were just laughing at us! ahhahah! fun fun fun <3

So now that it's over, i gotta start focusing on my studies which i've totally ignored since WC2010 started hahah. time to pull up my grades. VAMOS SYDNEY? hahha. NOPE NOPE, IT'S STILL VAMOS ESPANA!

I LOVE HOW I SUPPORTED SPAIN FROM THE BEGINNING TIL THE END! <3> CAMPEONES! CAMPEONES! OLE OLE OLE!

WHEN DON ANDRES SCORED :>

AWESOME NIGHT, I SWEAR! :>

I love you, Spain! Til death do us part!

1 comment:

carryshareOctober 14, 2010 at 1:02 PM
very good
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