Looks like a lot of fun ..........

If I was more of a Steelers fan, had the energy and not so old, and could afford it, this sounds like a whole lot of fun. Someone is gonna have a blast of a time ....... I put this here for information only, and to let you know that Fall and Football Season is very near ...

Sunday, September 29, 2013
Wembley Stadium, London

Head to London this September to see the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Minnesota Vikings in the NFL International Series! Now is your chance to take your Steelers pride overseas with a London Travel Package from PrimeSport, the Official Fan Travel Partner of the Pittsburgh Steelers London game!

Official London Game Package Includes:
Transportation to airport from Heinz Field
Roundtrip private charter airfare from Pittsburgh to London
Airport meet and greet upon arrival
Roundtrip airport transfers via deluxe motorcoach
4 day / 3 night hotel accommodations at deluxe Hilton on Park Lane
Welcome reception at hotel
Full daily English Breakfast at the hotel
Guided private sightseeing tour of London on Friday
Full list of Saturday activities to choose from (for minor additional cost)
Gameday reception at the hotel on Sunday
Round Trip gameday transfers to stadium via deluxe motorcoach
Access to the pre-game NFL Fan Festival
Game ticket to Steelers vs. Vikings at Wembley Stadium
Exclusive Steelers fan travel gift
Ticket Holder and Lanyard
Experienced PrimeSport travel and concierge staff on-site to assist

AND .... I was right ..........

I'm sorry, I am skeptical about TV and their relationship with sports because of all the BIG money involved. TV is the major contributor to sports, not the fans, TV and their advertisers.

When I first knew who the participants in last nights game were going to be, I predicted it would:

1. Be a close game, decided in the fourth quarter to keep viewers paying attention.
2. Green Bay would win because of the problems that Ben has had, GB had none of that.

Green Bay got out to a lead, because the Steelers made mistakes and were not playing their usual game. Then, Green Bay had some key injuries, which I question, and the Steelers came back in the second half. Even got rid of that four point difference so fans would stay tuned in, maybe an overtime game.

Where MILLIONS of dollars are involved, I am skeptical. And, early on, I predicted it. It was easy, what would the "networks" want, and that is what they got. In my opinion, you can thank Ben for the loss.

They, TV, originally wanted the Cowboys in the Super Bowl, their new stadium, "America's Team," but it just did not happen. Last year, New Orleans needed a "boost" because of all their problems, they got it, what other team was due, the old Green Bay Packers, let the trophy go back where it started.