Watch World Cup Live Sydney |
|
If you want to watch the World Cup live then there aren't many better places than Sydney. Let's face it, to watch world cup action live is where it's at.
Because let's face it, who doesn't love getting up at a horrendous hour, looking like Lazarus, to watch the mighty New Zealand take on the artful Slovakia in a great pub? Pubs are definitely the best place to see the 2010 World Cup live. Kings Cross has always been a Sydney hot-spot. And if there is one place where England fans are likely to get mowed down by water hoses after a game, then it's probably here. Darling Harbour has plenty of great pubs. And guess what? It will host the Sydney International FIFA Fan Fest. From June 11 to July 12, Sydney's Darling Harbour will be transformed with football fever and family fun. There's the excitement of live broadcast matches at 9.30pm, midnight and 4.30am on the giant screens. Surry Hills is where the discerning football fan can go to watch the World Cup live. If you've got a haircut with angles that equal the sum of an isosceles triangle and like to talk about the ‘technical side' of the game, Surry Hills pubs are for you. Another great spot to watch World Cup action live in Sydney is Darlinghurst. And that's not because it rhymes with Geoff Hurst, that chap who helped England lift the 1966 World Cup live in front of millions of people, some time around the year 1704. It's because it has scores (sorry) of pubs which will make it easy for you to soak up the atmosphere and watch the World Cup live. Click here for a list of the best places to watch EPL football live in Sydney CLICK HERE IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR BARS TO WATCH THE RUGBY WORLD CUP???
|
Staying in bed, recording it and watching it later, or, er, not watching it live is not an option. Just get up, you lazy swines. Anyway, there is always that bloke who will ruin the surprise and tell you the score. And if that bloke is you then we hate you.Cricket News
 England have attempted to make amends for their collapse in the first test against Sri Lanka by utilising the novel idea of not letting the ball hit the wicket or batting it into the hands of Sri Lanka's fielders. Pretty si |
 We already knew we won the series, but we at least thought as we were number one in the world we could get one game in this three game series against Pakistan. But once again the world rankings lie, as England slumped to th |
Australia’s continued dominance of Cricket continued as they blasted their way through the first innings of their final test match against India in Adelaide.
With powder thrown all over their faces, the Aussies are no |
 Good ol' Bob Hawke! This week the former Australian Prime Minister accepted a challenge from a cricket fan to down a pint while watching the second Test between Australia and India at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
In the vide |
 England spinner Graeme Swann has said that he would like to see one-day cricket scrapped because he believes too much cricket is being played, and that Twenty20 and Test cricket are the formats of the future.
‘I think on |
 Shane Warne has confirmed that he will play for Melbourne Stars in the inaugural Twenty20 Big Bash League in Australia, which kicks off in December.
Warne retired from all forms of cricket only six months ago, following hi |
| Sydney CBD | Darlo / Surry / Cross |
Eastern Suburbs | West |
| P.J. O'Briens | Scubar | Beach Palace Hotel | |
| Jackson's on George | The Empire Hotel | The Alfred Hotel | |
| Crest Hotel | Paddington Bowling Club | ||
| Yard House Sydney | |||
| York 75 | |||
| Great Southern Bar | |||
| Pyrmont Bridge Hotel | |||
| Wynyard Hotel | |||
