The Fearon brothers bring you a Lakeview pub with traditional wood work, an old-style bar, tin ceiling and a few chandeliers spread throughout. They've revamped the bar menu, added eight new TVs, and scheduled in a slew of activities to draw a fresh neighborhood crowd.
The menu offers non-traditional bar fare, including an extensive salad and wrap selection. Four satellite dishes make catching the game easy, and keep an eye out for Sudoku tournaments on Sunday nights and the open mic showcase on Wednesday evenings!
Centerstagechicago.com says that "Fearons is sort of a celebrated underdog in the local soccer bar scene: It's not too flashy, not trying too hard, and has a solid base of intense fans ... the cultish Chelsea fan base is prepared to stand at their club no matter what. The food here, which is surprisingly good, might mollify the pain of Chelsea's three-year failure to clinch The Big One. Pass the chips!"
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Who I'd like to meet: The "True Blue" fans of Chelsea FC! Come on over to Fearons and watch the matches with us!
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The Line of Scrimmage chose the Big Piney Punchers of Big Piney, Wyoming as the final school in the search for the "Gutsiest Teams in America." Reason being, Big Piney is known as the "Ice Box of The Nation" due to its extreme cold temperatures. Here, one of the punchers talks about fishing in Wyoming.
While braving the cold in Big Piney, Wyoming, "The Line of Scrimmage" checked out the Big Piney Punchers. In this video, the Punchers head coach talks to the crew about being a first-year head coach.
The Line of Scrimmage checked out the tiny town of Newbern, Alabama. A town with a population of under 300. This video revolves around one of the team's home games. We get to see just what it is like to experience a game small-town style.
While in Newbern, Alabama, The Line of Scrimmage visited Sunshine High School. In this video, the coach introduces the Tigers who play both offense and defense. About 90% of the team must play both ways due to the team's small size.
E.E. Smith High School is the official high school for Ft. Bragg military base. In this video, one of the player's moms talks about having a son on the football team and a husband in Iraq.
At Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, "The Line of Scrimmage" filmed the E.E. Smith Golden Bulls. In this video, the coach talks about getting the players game footage so that if their parents are serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, they can still see their sons play.
While in Indianapolis, Indiana, The Line of Scrimmage visited Cathedral High School. Here, we learn how not having a home field has made the team a very tight-knit family
In Indianapolis, The Line of Scrimmage hung out with the Cathedral Fighting Irish. This video shows the kind of intensity the team and the coach bring to every game even though they play every game on an opponents field.
While in Frederick, MD, The Line of Scrimmage visited the Maryland School for the Deaf. Here, the coaches prep the team for a game against much bigger opponents.
For the second series of "The Line of Scrimmage", the crew visited Parkersburg, Iowa. In this video, Fireman Ryan Siemes describes the events of May 25th, when an EF-5 tornado destroyed the town and how the football team is giving Parkersburg hope.
"The Line of Scrimmage" airs during half time of NBC's Sunday Night Football. For the first two weeks, the crew visited Phoenix Arizona, home of Brophy Prep. Brophy was chosen because of it's ability to deal with extreme heat. They also have a weekly ceremony where the team pledges individual commitments during the game that week. The latest video shows what the team committed to the week the Line of Scrimmage was there. Check out http://lineofscrimmage. com for more details.
hey fearons! just wanted to stop by and say what a fantastic time we had playing on saturday. We cant wait to come back with the entire band! thanks again! -the apartments
Thank You Fearon's! Mysteria had an great time last night. The last time I played there by Myself I had a table full of boisterous rugby fans that I managed to get singing along. This time We had a roomful of birthday party revelers with some failed over partied acrobatics, that were also singing along. A good time was had by all. Thanks again, We look forward to coming back if you'll have us.
