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But we digress! Lots of the pubs in Brizzie were just made for travellers who love a footy game and prefer not to watch it on mute while ‘I Come from a Land Down Under' blares through speakers at 9,000 decibels. Come on, you've been there too haven't you? If you want to watch the World Cup live in Brisbane then these pub folk will welcome you in with a friendly wink and a cold one. And best of all, there won't be any sexual subtext to that wink whatsoever. No siree. Thank you Brisbane! The hub of all the World Cup live action in Brisbane is certain to be Fortitude Valley. This is where tonnes of Brisbanites go each weekend to have a picnic and chat about Mozart. Nah, not really - everyone gets all tarted up and gets right on it! Sounds like the perfect place to watch the World Cup live right? Well, it is. From June to July the ‘Valley' will be jam-packed with football lovers, salivating over World Cup soccer battles. And you can be one of them. Lucky sods. |
Let's kick on then. Or kick off. Whatever. You know, Brisbane is a great little city, with pubs kitted out with massive screens that just scream ‘| BRISBANE | CAIRNS |
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