C’mon all you Gooners! Let’s have a good turn out this weekend at Maggie McGarrys for the big match vs. Chel$ki!
The Arsenal America San Francisco Branch and other Bay Area Gooners will be watching the match there live, Sunday, March 23, 2008, 9:00AM PST.
Maggie McGarrys in located in San Francisco’s North Beach district and has multiple screens in two rooms, and a great Gooner bartender in Patrick!
Maggie McGarrys
1353 Grant Street
San Francisco,...
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Come join Arsenal America members and other Bay Area Gooners at Maggie McGarrys, this Sunday, March 9th at 9:00AM PST for the Arsenal - Wigan Athletic match.
Maggie McGarrys is great place to catch the matches and is fast becoming a second home to Bay Area Gooners. Come try a Walcott (orange juice and Hefeweizen) and watch the action on their 5 flat-screen televisions.
Maggie McGarrys
1353 Grant Street
San Francisco, CA
Tel: 415-399-9020
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All Bay Area Gooners (AA members & non-members alike) are invited to join the San Francisco Branch at Maggie McGarrys, this Saturday, March 1st at 7:00AM PST for the Arsenal - Aston Villa match.
Maggie McGarrys, a pub in North Beach regularly shows Premiership action on their 5 flat-screen televisions. Come try a Walcott (orange juice and Hefeweizen)! Maggie’s is great place to catch the matches with other Bay Area Gooners!
All Bay Area Gooners (AA members & non-members alike) are invited to join the San Francisco Branch at Maggie McGarrys, this Saturday, February 2nd at 9:00AM PST for the Arsenal - Manchester City match.
Maggie McGarrys, a pub in North Beach regularly shows Premiership action on their 5 flat-screen televisions.
Come try a Walcott (orange juice and Hefeweizen)! Maggie’s is great place to catch the matches with other Bay Area Gooners!
PLEASE NOTE: Since actual match time is 4:45 AM PST, Maggie’s is showing it on tape-delay, and we cannot guarantee...
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All Bay Area Gooners (AA members and non-members alike) are invited to join the San Francisco Branch at Maggie McGarrys, this Saturday, January 12th at 7:00AM PST for the Arsenal - Birmingham City match.
Maggie McGarrys, a pub in North Beach regularly shows Premiership action on their 5 flat-screen televisions. Come try a Walcott (orange juice and Hefeweizen)! Maggie’s is fast becoming Arsenal headquarters for Bay Area Gooners!
Maggie McGarrys
1353 Grant Street
San...
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OK, Bay Area Gooners, it’s derby time, so come on down to cheer the Gunners on against Spurs!
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Match time is 4:45AM PST but Maggie’s is showing it (tape-delayed) at 8:00AM.
Maggie McGarrys, a pub in North Beach regularly shows Premiership action on their 5 flat-screen televisions, and anyone who’s heard the bartender, Patrick’s tales of the football he saw growing up in England, knows it’s a great place to catch a match! Maggie’s is fast becoming Arsenal headquarters for Bay Area Gooners!
On a fateful afternoon in August of 1998, Matt Hornberger found himself in a central London pub watching the Charity Shield match between Arsenal FC and Manchester United.
Matt recalls, “The Manchester United fans were classless wankers, so I was hoping for an Arsenal win.” History tells us, Matt’s hopes were realized as The Gunners won 3-0.
Some time later, Matt crossed paths with Arsenal supporters from his local pub, and says, “I’ve been a fan ever since.”
Matt became the Chicago Branch Manager in 2005, but demurs, “In all honesty, our branch manager in...
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Steve Goodman originally hails from Virginia, but made the move to Maryland over a decade ago. He began following Arsenal of the Fox Soccer Channel when it was still known as Fox Sports World, and round about 2005, was appointed Baltimore Branch Manager.
Not simply content to follow football, Steve is also a member of My Football Club, the group which bonded together to buy Ebbsfleet United Football Club, located in Kent.
According to Steve, Gooners in the Baltimore...
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Deep in the heart of Texas, as the song goes, lies the cultural and political oasis that is Austin. Known as a hotbed of live music, art, and film, Austin also boasts a fervent group of Arsenal supporters, and at their core is Derron Podd.
Originally from Connecticut, Derron came to Austin in 2004, to attend the University of Texas. The Austin Branch Manager honors were bestowed upon him, during a visit to Chelsea Piers in New York City for Arsenal America’s Dennis Bergkamp testimonial match.
He credits his brother Sean, and his friend Sebastian, .“..for nurturing...
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With apologies to Atlanta’s most famous beverage, those with discerning taste know that things go better with Arsenal. Just ask Atlanta native Doug Goodwin.
Doug began following English football as a teenager in the mid-90’s where he became familiar with Arsenal, and lesser teams such as Newcastle and Manchester United. At the time, there was scant television coverage of the Premiership, so Doug relied on a Sunday evening highlight show to quench his thirst. In 2003/2004, drinking in a flavorful mix of Arsenal matches on satellite TV and those fashionable red & white...
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