When it's a huge game, you do not wish to be caught out-- here are the best places to catch the footy.

There's something exceptionally soothing about football on a Saturday afternoon. The weekend is your opportunity to settle back and unwind, rising from your bed nice and late, consuming a cup of tea whilst gazing wistfully out the window, smiling at the rain lashing against the glass as you know you have positively no where to be today. As the afternoon comes rolling in, so do the football fixtures, and it's the ideal time to kick back with a number of teas (or a couple of beers), and cheer on your team from the cosy convenience of your sofa. You can even welcome a couple of your friends round to assist you yell at the tv, because, let's be truthful, football is a communal sport that is meant to be shared in. The AC Milan owner would probably concur that enjoying the footy is one of the best ways to invest a rainy Saturday afternoon.

In football, practically every game is a huge game; there can be upsets and famous clashes at any time, and it's important that you're seeing it in the proper way so that you can recall and say "I was there." Of course, the only manner in which you can really state that you were there is by literally being there. Naturally, of all the places to see a football match, the stadium is the best location imaginable. Naturally, you might get the close ups of all the doubtful tackles and point of net views to goals when watch it on television, however absolutely nothing can quite compare to the euphoria of being immersed in the atmosphere of a live game. Enjoying football live is truly the very best way to see a game that you appreciate, as the Liverpool FC owner will undoubtedly appreciate.

So, the big game's occurring, it's all anyone can appear to talk about at work and in your group chats. Naturally, tickets have been sold out for months, or the game's being played on the opposite side of the world, so seeing it in the flesh is out of the question. Although seeing football online gives access to individuals from across the world that wouldn't generally have it, it wouldn't actually do the game justice to be watching it on your laptop. So, there actually is only one answer-- the bar! The pub is hallowed ground for football, and it's the ideal location to go and share in the ecstasy of an interesting, high stakes match. The Newcastle United owners will likely agree that if you can't make it to the match face to face, the pub is absolutely the next best alternative.