Throwing a Dart At a WORLD Map And Watching Football Where It Lands! 

for the last 5min of the video I have like 60sec delay

Fine on phones but f***** on laptops… weird.

​@@AlfieIndra fucked on phone here

Yeah unfortunately once you hit the wall of gum the audio didn't match the video. The video footage is about 10 secs ahead of the audio

Yeah it's pretty bad

😂😂😂

Swear it is hilarious 🤣

Ellis Rambo'd it

Have you seen me? Absolute unit.

@@awaydaysfootball real

​@@awaydaysfootball The unit in question is an Ikea Kallax

​@@awaydaysfootball There's easier, safer ways. Put the map on a wall and throw the dart. Put the map on the ground. Drop the dart. Put the names of countries on a wheel and spin it. Write or print the names of countries. Cut and fold. Draw them out of a hat.

In fairness, there's actually one very good bbq place in Seattle that's genuine authentic Memphis bbq. I can't remember what it's called rn but that shit was amazing

😂😂😂😂😂

especially when he's going to see a game against KANSAS CITY lol

Really annoying this is a top comment, ruined the start of the video for no reason. Thanks pal.

@Haydn. watch the video first then knobhead

not much fun there, but vancouver would have been cool

​@@danieltaylor8367 nah watching them go to Starlight would've been great

@@thetabbyguy921the fucking casino?

It didn’t! It’s just using a map for first school children didn’t particularly show it but it literally hit Seattle spot on 😂

@@ryan_alexander Starlight stadium, that's where Pacific play.

Thank you!!!

The A/V sync hit a new level of late.

Phoenix Rising on top 🔥

Only one that could’ve been better is Portland or possibly Atlanta

@@jacksonkronland5676 Naaaah, PHILLY!!

Portland for the win tbh

Not anymore - this was true maybe 5-6 years ago. LA, Cincinnati, St Louis, Austin, Columbus, Nashville, Minnesota, just to name a few of the burgeoning markets in the US!

Haha u must be joking

What about Seattle hiring that rapist @bulbadeej

What video?

@@ak47groupAKM fight and win

Nahh man Memphis〽〽〽〽〽

⁠@@ayooo9770Ja Morant 🔫🏀

@@ayooo9770 who is memphis

L

​@@crooddoessoccer🇳🇱 Memphis Depay, forward player for the Netherlands National team and Atletico Madrid #9

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What put me off M.L.B. was when the Pandemic hit you had owners & players arguing about how was s going to get the biggest slice of the financial pie at the very start of a global Pandemic prioritys people where dieing all over the world from Covid but all M.L.B & it's players gave a dam about was how much money they where going to get. It was a bad look for M.L.B from a European point of view. Idfo miss M.L.B. though. I am a Mets fan being In Scotland time difference wise it needs to be an East Coast team. I would not mind the Mariners doing well though or D- backs. I have been to Arazona back in 1996 for Super Bowl XXX with My Dad loved Arazona fantastic place. Keep Safe.

booooooooooooo

Hahahhahahaha

Sadly, sport in the US is more about being a spectator than a supporter. While some of that is just circumstance (high ticket prices etc), it suuuucks. Basketball and ice hockey (and I might even lump in baseball to a lesser extent) are fairly international these days and we have the best leagues on talent... but compare the fan culture in the NBA to the EuroLeague, the NHL to clubs in places like Sweden and Switzerland, and MLB to Latin America and East Asia and it's not even a contest, they all just do it better. It sucks, fan culture is something I genuinely adore about sports but living in the US there's just nothing for me. Maybe if you're lucky there's big time uni sports but that's about it. Soccer/football is the exception where people are actually able to *try*, and fanbases such as Seattle and Portland have figured it out, but it's an uphill battle.

I mean its partially because the MLS is still very much in an expansion mindset. Soccer isn’t the biggest sport in the US, so the MLS is very intentional on making attending a game more easy for a new fan. While it would be great to have a more natural environment where everyone knows what to do because they themselves grew up as fans, if the MLS did that, they would not be around today. Once the MLS has an established fanbase in the US for a couple decades, and no longer need to appeal to new fans, I’m sure the environment will be a lot more particular to each team and traditions will be established. Besides all that, the environment is different at different locations, and some clubs have more fanatic fans than others. Just do keep in mind that most clubs in the MLS are only like 10 years old, so will prob have all the traditionalisms that an RB team would lol.

Thats how it is in Japan as well. Not every culture has to be the same. Its also reflective of americans and their culture. Individualistic as they maybe in their personal lives, they conform to authority easily and cooperate really quickly, in an almost eerily militaristic way as a group.

what happened in the Peterborough video?

@@lukefairs2088 I'm also wondering this, as a Posh fan myself too lol

@@aaronhurst4379also wondering what happened lol

Toronto vs Montreal. Fuck the French

"Omanda" Should've gone to Specsavers

Fax football culture is wild in usa 🏈

The weather is always amazing during the summer.

I don’t want to throw out any names but there’s this one channel that does dart throwing on a map and you can tell it’s fake, they always land in like picturesque places that are convienently close to them. If there’s any channel I trust doing this, it’s yours!

@@kokopy Yeah I thought it would go without saying that we didn’t intentionally go to Widnes, Trøgstad and Seattle 😅

Well you did throw Ireland into the 'UK' map

What would you have done if it had landed in the UK?

I'll be honest, I too questioned the legitimacy of the throw at the start. Just happened to land on USA. But thinking about it, from a left handed thrower it was always going to drag to the left side of the map. But look, I'm still happy with the content as it gives a great look at other leagues around the world. I'd love a round 2 of this as there is so much of the footballing world to explore.