Welsh fan of Penarol and Uruguayan Primera football

[alexnicoManya]

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[german.ya]

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Hola, perdón por publicar en ingles ya que vivo en Swansea, Gales. No hablo Español pero soy gran hincha de los cuadros sudamericanos de fútbol. De verdad disfruto mirar la Primera Uruguaya y creo que es genial que es Montevideo tenga tantos cuadros. Peñarol es un gran cuadro y me uní aquí esperando hablarle a gente de Montevideo que también hable Inglés para hablar sobre Peñarol y también sobre la Primera Uruguaya

Gracias por leer!
Matt

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Gracias, hay muchos Uruguayos que hablen Inglés??

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Gracias.

Una pregunta, hay muchos hinchas de Peñarol que apoyen además a un cuadro local más chico en la Primera División? Me gusta Peñarol pero también estoy interesado en los clubes más chicos.

[manyaxsiempre]

Peñarol is the only team in Uruguay, Matt.

We have more fans, more cups and more years than the sum of all the others teams.

[dalepeña]

welcome to the jungle capou!
be careful with the bufarroneishons del forum and take it easy with me!
If you want put naked girls in the chat you will thanks!

[Pignarolo]

Hello, sorry I am posting in English as I live in Swansea, Wales. I don't speak Spanish but am a big fan of South American club football. I really enjoy watching the Uruguayan Primera and I think it's great that Montevideo has so many clubs. Penarol are a great club and I joined here hoping to speak to people from Montevideo who also speak English to talk Penarol and also Uruguayan Primera.

Thanks for reading!

Matt

How long are you a follower of Uruguayan football and particularly of Penarol?
Where do you watch the Uruguayan leage?
Why did you choose Colorado as your nick and why in Spanish?

Este Colorado tiene pinta de ser alguno de nacional que no tiene nada que hacer.

[mauri_1891]

Tiene una IP rarísima, no es de acá

[SebaM Carbonero]

No entiendo por qué tiene que ser gallina, dijo algo raro para llegar a esa duda?.

Igual si fuese por mi me tiene sin cuidado, hay más de 15000 cuentas de las cuales algunas pueden ser gallina y leer sin postear aca.

[loliyo]

Habria que borrarlas las que no tienen ni mensajes hace años.

[CURCC]

El mail es .uk, yo lo banco

[dalepeña]

Hello, sorry I am posting in English as I live in Swansea, Wales. I don't speak Spanish but am a big fan of South American club football. I really enjoy watching the Uruguayan Primera and I think it's great that Montevideo has so many clubs. Penarol are a great club and I joined here hoping to speak to people from Montevideo who also speak English to talk Penarol and also Uruguayan Primera.

Thanks for reading!

Matt

How long are you a follower of Uruguayan football and particularly of Penarol?
Where do you watch the Uruguayan leage?
Why did you choose Colorado as your nick and why in Spanish?

Este Colorado tiene pinta de ser alguno de nacional que no tiene nada que hacer.

Pignarolo, vos no te hagas el choto, escribí PeÑarol como corresponde!

[Colorado81]

Thank you for the replies. I have been a big fan of South American football for several years. Although I have never been to South America I try and follow all the leagues. I follow the Brazilian league quite closely and support Internacional, I learnt about the Gaucho culture and some Colorados even sent me yerba mate to make chimarrao, which is unknown here in Wales.

Because of the Gauchos, I took a special interest into football in Uruguay and the more I learnt about the clubs, the more interested I became. I follow the AUF YouTube channel so am able to watch games and some Primera matches are shown live on betting websites here.

I love some of the stadiums you have there, the famous old Centenario stadium and even the small stadium that Fenix play in, so close to the sea!

It is also fascinating to learn that one neighbourhood there even has 3 clubs - River, Wanders and I forget the other one.

About me, my local team is Swansea City. I live just five minutes away from the stadium but I like lower-league football and watch the Welsh Premier League with small teams.

[martomanya]

Thank you for the replies. I have been a big fan of South American football for several years. Although I have never been to South America I try and follow all the leagues. I follow the Brazilian league quite closely and support Internacional, I learnt about the Gaucho culture and some Colorados even sent me yerba mate to make chimarrao, which is unknown here in Wales.

Because of the Gauchos, I took a special interest into football in Uruguay and the more I learnt about the clubs, the more interested I became. I follow the AUF YouTube channel so am able to watch games and some Primera matches are shown live on betting websites here.

I love some of the stadiums you have there, the famous old Centenario stadium and even the small stadium that Fenix play in, so close to the sea!

It is also fascinating to learn that one neighbourhood there even has 3 clubs - River, Wanders and I forget the other one.

About me, my local team is Swansea City. I live just five minutes away from the stadium but I like lower-league football and watch the Welsh Premier League with small teams.

Matt
The neighbourhood that has River Plate and Wanderers is called " El Prado " , and it also has our country´s most important and traditional farming and cattle ranching exhibition and fair.
That fair is also a landmark for our gaucho culture, with dressage of the horses (gaucho´s style ). There you can learn a lot of chimarrão , or " mate " as we call it in Uruguay and Argentina.
One thing you must know is that in Brazil , everyone who has born in the state of Rio Grande Do Sul (extreme South region - in near Uruguay)  is called "Gaúcho" ( pronounced : Ga Ú Sho // with an accent in the "u") and not always refers to the farmers and ranching people , as it does in Uruguay.
If you love our stadiums today, be prepared to be insanely amazed when our own stadium will be done.
There you will see why we the Peñarol fans are the most crazy and faithful football fans all over the world.
Despite the fact that we have won lots of tournaments, local leagues ( 49 local leagues in fact ), 5 copa libertadores , 3 Team World cup , that make us the greatest team in our country and one of the world´s greatest, we also have been through a lot of shit in the last 15 years. Extremely bad management , poor coach performance and players who hasn´t done too much for the team , all this has resulted in very disappointing years for us.
But instead of that our team always prevailes , and never dies. It gets stronger every day.
I recommend you to watch this 2 documentaries "Manyas - la pelicula" and " 120 "
There you will see more of our essence and what means to be a Peñarol fan.
I think you can find this movies in the web, with english subtitles also.
Have a nice day , cheers !!
 

[martomanya]

Este Colorado tiene pinta de ser alguno de nacional que no tiene nada que hacer.

Me parece que debe ser algun hincha del Inter de Porto Alegre que le puso ese nick.
Si te fijas el loco dice que conoce el " chimarrão " por los " colorados " como les dicen a los hinchas del Inter.
Aunque de las gallinas uno puede esperar cualquier cosa con tal de jeder en el foro de papa.

[Gonza77]

Que grande este Galés!!!
Hay que llevarlo al Uruguay para comer un asado, ir a ver un partido del manya, y después ir derechito para los bulines de Pando!!!

[Colorado81]

How long are you a follower of Uruguayan football and particularly of Penarol?
Where do you watch the Uruguayan leage?
Why did you choose Colorado as your nick and why in Spanish?

Este Colorado tiene pinta de ser alguno de nacional que no tiene nada que hacer.

Sorry, I've only just seen this post - I have followed Uruguayan football for about two years. Penarol are the biggest club and easiest to follow. They seem to get the most coverage etc. My nickname is Colorado because of Internacional in Rio Grande do Sul - I love Brazilian football and Inter, which led to my interest in the Uruguayan Primera.