

Your Turn: Tell Us Somethin’ Good
By: Laurie | May 13th, 2009
Okay, enough post-game negativity.
(Sorry if I’ve dragged you down since the game. I swear, I am so immature sometimes I marvel that I was allowed to reproduce.)
But I was on my way to Starbucks this morning (not a habit) when I spun the dial and hit a country station. (Also not a habit, although I find songs like this really funny.) And they were doing a “Tell Me Something Good” call-in, where listeners would share some positive news.
I think I’m going to copy that. But this only works if you participate. So I’ll share first, then I need you to share your own good stuff in the comments. (Come on, now. Don’t get self-conscious just because we’re all relying on you.)
First thing: There is an adorable Colombian couple who sit in my section. They speak barely a word of English, but they come to every game wearing the colors of the Colombian flag. I’m not sure if they weren’t there the first two games, or if I just didn’t notice them, but I haven’t yet been able to watch them when Montero scores. I cannot wait for that day.
Second thing: Opening day. Watching the sellout crowd file in, then watching the team on the field as they demolished New York (Cup runners up) and thinking “Wow. We could really have something here.”
Third thing: The band. I know there have been some issues, but if I were to get to the game too late to see them outside the north entrance before the game, my week would not be complete. My son goes crazy for “Knights of Cydonia,” and I’m weak in the knees for “Samba de Janeiro.” If they put out a CD, I’d absolutely buy it. And well done to the musicians for keeping a positive, professional public face throughout the controversy.
Also, I like the Hawk’s Nest location. It does give a better atmosphere to the entire stadium than we had before.
Fourth: Fan videos. Like this one.
Fifth: That I get to write about the Sounders every day and people actually read it. Thank you for stopping by. (And this is especially true for those of you who leave comments. Hint, hint.)
Okay, those are mine. Now it’s your turn. Tell us your good stuff about the Sounders.
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Good News: We play FC Dallas this week.
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Good News: We play FC Dallas this week.
Crossing fingers.
I wonder what the odds are for a Seattle red card? Maybe I should become a betting person?
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That’s an impressive stadium, Laurie. How, if you don’t mind me asking, did you get into football?
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I bought 4 season tickets so that I could take the whole family to some of the games. Due to the potential of rain at the first three home games (when we didn’t want to take our 16mo. son), I’ve managed to take a number of friends to the games. It has been a real blast to share the excitement of the Sounders games with some friends and work colleagues and see their reactions. For example, one friend I brought to the SLC game was probably more impressed with the band than anything else. It turned out that he had been in his high school band growing up and therefore had quite an appreciation for the SoundWave. Good times.
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My good news is:
I’ve got tickets for the away match in San Jose in August! And for the Chelsea match! And I think I might just maybe have convinced my husband to shell out for Barca, too. Going to more football is nice.Good news for the team: still second in the West Conference table, even after a few rough matches.
Go Sounders!
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How, if you don’t mind me asking, did you get into football?
I think I snuck in through the back gate when nobody was looking.
(I know, right? You’d think they woulda had bouncers.)
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