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It’s worth mentioning the costs of those coaching badges too. Taking them via the English FA is five times more expensive than in Spain or Germany.

Snoozed on the Lech v Legia 2pm opening sale - looks like we are coughing up the smoke and being part of the tifo in the top tier!

Basically you assume right. Couple of weeks before hand - you'll start to see a load of tickets become free because the season ticket holders and member clubs have given their places up. Bilbao specifically have a chat with Pentland Club online - they have access to tickets, it's the English supporters club. The chap behind it was ready to get us 15 tickets for a stag do but the fixture got moved annoyingly. I went the day before out on my Tod instead. Best modern stadium I've been. Incredible atmosphere around the ground. Really want to go back to the city (and the region) - it's brilliant. The fourth tier game I went to was superb fun as well.

It's really not to do with the latter. It's been repeatedly mentioned by the local SAG that it's the proximity of the hospital. As seen on FT in 2009, Within the planning docs for the extension, it's mentioned regards this - 40k ish for an event seems to be the max without substantial committee from LCFC to improve the transport situation.

I don't see English under 25 would consider Argentina that big of a rival but any Argentine regardless of age hates us. The Falklands War is set well into society over Argentina

Well it's not because it directly affects the hospital and its A&E - that's the real reason. Nearly 60k fans plus a functioning emergency facility within such a small area.

No, it’s a female in my experience for Women’s game. Normally on the touchline as well

Welcome to the multi-moan verse

I tell you what’s more boring than moaning. People moaning about moaning

Hednesford 3-1 up over Gateshead.

He was Riders’ announcer. Worked at more than one multi sport games event as well.

Ironically I fear when it bursts you’ll see a new league come along and make it even worse. They will do a La Liga or Serie A where the games are split across the day so at least eight games are on at different times

Just had my first stretch out run since - lovely mild evening with the headphones on. Loved it.

Still some defending it ofc

I’ve said it before I don’t think his performance at the parade went down well

£30 & £25 - VIP is £71 That's for Man U v Liverpool basically. Trying to find another game nearby is proving a pain - Poznan is the lead city for its entire region with not even another city for some miles. I wanted to do the derby between Torun & Bydgoszcz (been the latter for Speedway) but a 8pm finish means no train back. Next option is Slask Wroclaw at home but it's a last train home job and arrive in Poznan at 1am with a 68 yr old in tow. The basketball are away, so there's a second tier handball match and the volleyball is away. So I have literally gone deep into the Polish lower divisions but nothing is really confirmed until a couple of weeks before. The difference between what to expect is massive ; you could have a former Soviet bloc huge municipal stadium with cages or a village field set up with the away end in some palisade fence enclosure. Same applies for the ultras you might end up with a real show or a complete no-show. If we have to go as low as fifth tier, we hope to pair up a couple of games - the most appealing is watching a team ran by Lech's ultras - you can only play for them if you are part of a fan group. They are fourth tier now and started the season well - Liga III is borderline professional

Off Turin in December and it looks like a bit of sleeper hit when it comes to Italy. Very different from the South but a lot to do.

You’d also bump into Junior Lewis at Keys Park

Missed their self appointed date for the millionth time.

Legs feel now like they’ve been on the biggest leg day ever

Great ties

Location: Nuneaton

Just looked up the first double international fixtures occurred in 1999. Pre that England would play midweek fixtures in September, October, November, February, March, April and finish with a couple of games in late May

Introduced around 2000 - memory is the first one involved the last game at Wembley The qualifying groups expanded. Before it was one fixture only on each international break and therefore was midweek. Bear in mind the origin is less sinister and not a cash in by UEFA. It expanded because multiple counties gained independence from Russia and Yugoslavia

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