Fan collects beer from all 48 countries in World Cup — and cracks one open each time they lose

Fonte: New York Post

He’s chugging his way through the competition. A soccer superfan in London is having a ball drinking beer during the FIFA World Cup. Gus Hully collected beers from the 48 countries competing — and cracks one open each time a team loses — so will either be celebrating or drowning his sorrows on Saturday night when his home country of England plays Norway.

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