From Boston to Miami: Tartan Army adjusts to World Cup culture shock
Bars on the world-famous Ocean Drive have been filling up with fans, who are sharing the city with many Brazilians ahead of their crucial game.
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Notable Quotes
"Boston is much smaller, Scotland was having a big party over there. It's a different type of city."
— Peter McKenna , Other
"We were sitting at home last week, so proud of the Tartan Army."
— Pete Brown , Other
"I think we'll be outnumbered this time."
— Dave Robertson , Other
"It was more happy-go-lucky. The police were happy to have us, you could do no wrong."
— Steven Baird , Other
Key People
Dave is a Scotland fan who traveled from Massachusetts to Florida for the match.
Jamie is Pete Brown's son, accompanying him to the World Cup.
Pete is a Scotland supporter who flew to Miami with his son for the World Cup.
Peter is a Scotland fan who described the atmosphere in Miami compared to Boston.
Steven is a Scotland supporter reflecting on the differences in atmosphere between Boston and Miami.
Tom is a Scotland fan considering extending his stay in Miami.
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Bars on the world-famous Ocean Drive have been filling up with fans, who are sharing the city with many Brazilians ahead of their crucial game.
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