The streets outside both Guanabara and Cargo were full of Brazil shirts but both venues closed their doors early. Book early for the next games.
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We managed to get into Guanabara when the bar opened at about 4.50pm yesterday. It was a fantastic place to watch a game (though maybe not for Brazil next time).
Photos are on our blog worldcuppubcrawl.blogspot.com though it's mainly meant for me and my mates so you'll have to excuse the in-jokes...
Simon
Posted by: Simon Whittaker | June 14, 2006 at 11:08 AM
Great pics and a good blog - keep up the good work
best
Posted by: Simon Andrews | June 14, 2006 at 12:49 PM