Tuscaloosa, Ala (Wiat) – Two Dimes organizes Johnny Manziel and a professional fighter MMA Colby Covington for the Alabama and Vanderbilt game.
“They contacted us to come here and have a good time, and party after the match,” said the owner of two dimes, Tyler Hearing. “Unfortunately for Johnny, it will be a loss for his team.”
Johnny Manziel, the former winner of Cleveland Browns and Heisman, once gave Bama fans a race for their money in a match against the Aggles in T-Town.
On Saturday, “Johnny Football” returns.
“It’s a bit of mixing feelings because he beat us in 2012,” said AU student Luke Close.
Manziel arrives on Thursday in Tuscaloosa and is ready to see her protected quarterrier do what Vandy did last year and what he did decades ago – Beat Bama.
“Honestly, we had no idea exactly the measure to what extent Johnny and his relationship with Vandy’s quarter-Arrière,” said Hearing.
Last week, when the Manziel team contacted the newly open live music location located on the strip, two -dimensions were ready to share the good news – Johnny Football arrives.
“No matter what you do when you run a business, someone will say something negative,” said the audience.
Shortly after the music place announced its special guest, negative comments came one after the other.
“I had so many SMS and phone calls today from friends, media and students who want us to cancel the appearance of Johnny Manziel with two dixes,” owner Ric Mayers told Facebook.
“I know there is a lot of controversy around him, but he is also a person,” said UA student Anthony Bryzgalski.
Having the chance to see Manziel and The Tide Beat Vandy in a day is something that Bryzgalski believes that it is what are the Saturdays of university football.
“For people in the best university city to party with him and watch two of the best dry teams compete, I think it’s going to be great.”
While the planned appearance of Manziel at Two Dimes receives mixed criticism, Close is more worried about the way Johnny Football is during the match.
“I do not know what I feel so that he is on the sidelines for Vanderbilt, I am a little nervous about this, that it is a bad juju,” said Close.
“I receive the rivalry of football, but I have never been there, so I will probably give it a pass if I saw him in two dixnes,” said the AU student, Stella Logue.
The Manziel Black and Gold Diego Pavia jersey is not a circuit breaker for some fans of Die Hard Bama. For owners of two ten sous, the discourse of garbage that accompanies it either.
“Let you expect it, Alabama was a major Manziel competition,” said Mayers. “You are not going to war with Alabama and you get away from being its biggest fan.”
Two dimes welcoming the former quarter of the sec were to give football fans one thing more to be swell this Saturday.
“We will continue to have many big guests who come to town,” said Myers.
Two Dimes also welcomes Coby Covington this weekend. The UFC Welter weight champion joins the owners and Johnny Football for Tide against the Commodores. But Covington comes with his crimson and her white.
