Well, i didnt know there was any discussion as to where to watch the tour. I
think I have the perfect place. Squeal BBQ on Oak st near Ninja has VS. I went
and spoke to the owners last week if I could watch the Tour in their back room.
They said they would be more than happy to oblige. Its actually a restaurant
but they still have good beer and the room i was planning on watching the tour
in is seperated from the rest of the restaurant. I think it seats about 100
people and as far as i know it isnt booked up at all.
let me know if you want to go. I havent gone yet because im flat broke. But if
someone else wants to go, ill tag along. My number is 504-377-8618.
Sam
--- In nobc-members@yahoogroups.com, Ken Bellau <kenbellau@...> wrote:
>
> If you are going to watch the Tour, why would you even consider going to a
> place like Cooter Brown's who clearly had the "those bike fags want us to
> turn the channel. Tell em' no and maybe they'll leave" attitude. The new
> place on the lake, or maybe the Bulldog either uptown or Canal Blvd would be
> a MUCH better choice than Cooter's and have all said that they'll turn the
> channel for us. I'm holding my own lifetime boycott of Cooters for the way
> we were treated last year. Plus thier beer was warm.
>
> Kenny
>
> On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 12:22 PM, <patrickf49@...> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > NOBC will get together for another Tour de France "critique" of the riders
> > performances. Any comparisons to Randy or Mark will get you sent to the back
> > at the next giro (but as Kenny says, its good to go to the back and then
> > work your way to the front !!) All cyclists are invited, levee riders,
> > Mid-South, Herring, etc
> >
> > The possible dates are:
> >
> > Stage 7, Friday, July 10: the first mountain stage (but its kinda late
> > notice and its during the Vuelta in Lafayette.)
> >
> > Stage 15, Sunday, July 19 (The LAMBRA Criterium Championship is on this
> > day): another killer mountain day
> >
> > Stage 20, Saturday, July 25: Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to this year's
> > Tour de France showdown, the third mountain top finish of the 96th edition
> > and the all-decisive one. Some of the Tour's most legendary chapters - both
> > the glorious and the tragic ones - were written on the slopes of the dreaded
> > 'bald mountain', the Mont Ventoux. (There is no race this weekend.)
> >
> > Location: We are looking into the new Kona Caf at the new GNO Tri training
> > center (across from the giro parking lot) which could be nice to ride the
> > giro on Sat morning and then relax and watch the race while recovering with
> > food and coffee.
> >
> > Or another option is a night at Cooter Browns but based on last year when
> > they would not turn up the sound for us in spite of the fact we were 90% of
> > the customers, that would be my second choice.
> >
> > Please reply "to me" not the entire List which date is better for you and
> > we'll see when most people can get together. If someone has another place in
> > mind, please send that also.
> >
> >
> >
>