Cowpukes Trip to England (UK)

[SCSkinsFan]

Leave it up to the Boyz PR Department to mess this one up. But, in the end, they did get it right.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2255 ... g-national

CowboysUk should become a household word across the pond, as well in the US.

SCSkinsFan

[DarthMonk]

Leave it up to the Boyz PR Department to mess this one up. But, in the end, they did get it right.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2255 ... g-national

CowboysUk should become a household word across the pond, as well in the US.

SCSkinsFan

[vomit]

Leave it up to the Boyz PR Department to mess this one up. But, in the end, they did get it right.

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2255 ... g-national

CowboysUk should become a household word across the pond, as well in the US.

SCSkinsFan

It was a classis....NOT!

My boss (a Packer fan....) wanted to get me a shirt made with that logo. I told him he was still bitter about the stretch from '93 to '95 when The Boys whooped up on the Pack & ejected them from the playoffs. Good times. Seems like a lifetime ago....and I guess it was.

[Deadskins]

CowboysUk should become a household word across the pond, as well in the US.

SCSkinsFan

It always was in my family. You mean it wasn't in yours?

[SCSkinsFan]

CowboysUk should become a household word across the pond, as well in the US.

SCSkinsFan

It always was in my family. You mean it wasn't in yours?

Yes it is. For as long as I can remember. And that goes back to my first games attended at old Griffith Stadium, and then at D.C. Stadium, later renamed RFK. Nothing has changed here. Glad to say it has even passed down to my grand children. The tradition continues. And the Pukes continue to sUK!