A Bowl of Two Halves
I ended up at The Sports Cafe for the Superbowl. I looked in on Four Kings on the way past but it was a bit of a dive, and not in a good (rustic) way. In a "sure, that one wall is showing a lot of sport on all those screens, but none of them are very big and there weren't many places to sit where you could see them" kind of way.
The Superbowl itself threatened to be a non-contest, but Arizona had the firepower to bring it back and make for a (mostly) thrilling last six minutes. In the first half, most of the bar was cheering for Arizona, but when the "knock-off-early" crowd came in the pendulum swung to the Steelers. Are Wellington Steelers fans not dedicated enough to take an afternoon off work?
The Superbowl itself threatened to be a non-contest, but Arizona had the firepower to bring it back and make for a (mostly) thrilling last six minutes. In the first half, most of the bar was cheering for Arizona, but when the "knock-off-early" crowd came in the pendulum swung to the Steelers. Are Wellington Steelers fans not dedicated enough to take an afternoon off work?