CL Without A Match Ticket

[Voll Blau]

Anywhere coach 1 don't want to visit is going to be a belter.

 

Can see our end being dirge if we get "anywhere 'ot".

[Soup]

Dortmund would be class but would be on the scrounge for at least 30 tickets

[lee7]

Not bothered about a ticket. Happy to get involved in taking over a square for the day and having a few!

This for me. Although I would love a ticket I know that my chances are pretty much zero!

So Id happily just go for the day out.

[AKCJ]

Can see our end being dirge if we get "anywhere 'ot".

 

Really?

 

A day on the piss in somewhere like Barcelona? Our end would be the absolute dogs bollocks mate.

[AndWhat?]

Dortmund would be class but would be on the scrounge for at least 30 tickets

 

The Bochum lads would just have to storm the gates!

[Voll Blau]

Really?

 

A day on the piss in somewhere like Barcelona? Our end would be the absolute dogs bollocks mate.

 

That's not just going to be attractive to that type of supporter though is it?

[VLC86]

Visa palaver aside Moscow would be a decent trip I reckon, especially if outside of the Winter months. Would happily go to Kiev too.

More likely to see trouble in somewhere like Naples or Istanbul.

Kiev is a fantastic city, or was. Not entirely sure on the state of it now.

Just remembering the hotel I stayed in for Euro2012, I booked it as the apartment we booked decided that they had undercharged us by £10,000 haha. Then when we booked the hotel it said something on the website which translated to 'We are raided'

Turns out it's common place in Ukraine for a random group of people to claim they own the hotel madness.

But yeah, great city.

[CollinsLCFC]

Depends where you go.

 

The closer you are to the centre, the more it'll be.

 

But if you venture out it gets cheaper (and i mean two or three streets away, its mental).

 

When I went we were a 2 minute walk to the old town square and opposite our hotel was an underground bar that sold beer for 28 crowns which is about 85p.

 

I went just over a year ago, the most I paid for a pint was roughly equivalent of £1.50, and that was in the Hard Rock Café right in the centre.

 

Around the corner from the hotel, about a 15-20 min stroll away from the Centre, we went for a lunch meal for two (Couldn't finish it, was stuffed), with a total of four drinks. It came to little over £8.00. Incredible.

 

**Pray for Prague**

[bovril]

I don't think Kiev has been affected so much by the war.

 

There's a kievfox on here, isn't there. I'm sure he'd let a few of us crash at his gaff

[Sol thewall Bamba]

Will plan on going to every game.

 

Would be nice to get a huge game, a German club and somewhere a bit mental.

 

Yes please. 

[VLC86]

I don't think Kiev has been affected so much by the war.

There's a kievfox on here, isn't there. I'm sure he'd let a few of us crash at his gaff

Sorted, cheers Kievfox!

It doesn't look like it, some Ukranian guy wouldn't leave us alone and I'm still mates with him on Facebook. Other than him always posting pictures of him in full army gear and machine guns it looks pretty sound still.

[The Year Of The Fox]

Not bothered about a ticket. Happy to get involved in taking over a square for the day and having a few!

my thoughts entirely

[The Year Of The Fox]

Kiev is a fantastic city, or was. Not entirely sure on the state of it now.

Just remembering the hotel I stayed in for Euro2012, I booked it as the apartment we booked decided that they had undercharged us by £10,000 haha. Then when we booked the hotel it said something on the website which translated to 'We are raided'

Turns out it's common place in Ukraine for a random group of people to claim they own the hotel madness.

But yeah, great city.

Kiev was awesome. I only went with sport ops for the day, but the locals were all really friendly, the birds fit, the beer cheap, and the weather sweltering

[promised land]

What makes you want Russia more than anywhere else?

I know you're into the ultra scene but you can still get your kicks in much nicer countries at better football clubs and it be cheaper and easier to get to.

 

Don't see any appeal in Russia to be honest. I'll be gutted if we draw CSKA or Zenit.

Hasn't it been said on here you need a visa for Russia? Bit of a ball ache getting that to start with.

Then I was talking to a bloke at work who went everywhere with England, he said you need a load of jabs for Russia too, due to their water amongst other things, (he nearly went without knowing) the kind you need if you're going out on safari in the depths of Africa.

Just our luck to go there last game of the groups before Christmas when it's -30 in the stands.

[Guest Bilo]

I suspect when the reality takes over, the demand won't be as high as people expect. 

 

If we get a club from France, Benelux or Germany, I'd expect lots to make the effort with driving an option. However, a visit to elsewhere will see us return to the hardcore. Can't see Coach 1 fancying some of the trips. 

 

Can't disagree with that.

 

The Camp Nou and the Allianz will get them queuing up, but the Şükrü Saracoğlu might be a different matter.

[Dan]

Our best end would be at somewhere like PSV or Ajax. Neither are big enough to really draw in the glory hunters yet both are pretty easy to get to.

[Munshi]

I quite like Turkey as a country tbh apart from all the bombings and that shit obviously

[Guest Bilo]

Our best end would be at somewhere like PSV or Ajax. Neither are big enough to really draw in the glory hunters yet both are pretty easy to get to.

 

 

Imagine thousands of us in Amsterdam.

 

Christ, imagine some of the lads alone.

[AKCJ]

I went just over a year ago, the most I paid for a pint was roughly equivalent of £1.50, and that was in the Hard Rock Café right in the centre.

 

Around the corner from the hotel, about a 15-20 min stroll away from the Centre, we went for a lunch meal for two (Couldn't finish it, was stuffed), with a total of four drinks. It came to little over £8.00. Incredible.

 

**Pray for Prague**

 

Yeah my hotel was a 30 second walk away from the hard rock cafe. Although I never went.

 

It's just an absolutely superb city. Everything is cheap but everything is quality.

 

 

That's not just going to be attractive to that type of supporter though is it?

 

What do you mean by that? An away end in a hot country is likely to be ****ing incredible. No need for snobbery. You don't need to have flares and smokebombs going off for it to be a brilliant away end.

 

Imagine thousands of us in Amsterdam.

 

Christ, imagine some of the lads alone.

 

Ajax would be absolutely brilliant.

[Bert]

Exactly - it's not really a football tourist venue either as Sparta Prague aren't exactly a European giant. If we were to get an allocation of around 2,000, it'd be relatively easy to get a ticket.

You are so far off the mark its unreal, they'd be gone by p2.

[bovril]

Saw Bert's name in the thread and was hoping he'd tell us who we're going to play next season.

[Riyad_Suarez]

Leicester

One of the Madrid clubs

Ajax (cousins all support them in Holland, would be a good trip, but I'm feyenoord myself...)

Somewhere driveable. Genk? Leverkusen/Gladbach? Or even Hertha Berlin, cheap Ryan air flightand a massive allocation would be class.

[Lcfc_lass10]

Leicester

One of the Madrid clubs

Ajax (cousins all support them in Holland, would be a good trip, but I'm feyenoord myself...)

Somewhere driveable. Genk? Leverkusen/Gladbach? Or even Hertha Berlin, cheap Ryan air flightand a massive allocation would be class.

Driveable?! 95% of people won't even remember the score from the previous night let alone be fit to drive

[Guest Bilo]

You are so far off the mark its unreal, they'd be gone by p2.

 

Depends on allocation really. I can't imagine the older fans fancying it as much.

[Bayfox]

Driveable?! 95% of people won't even remember the score from the previous night let alone be fit to drive

Where can I park the rs safely. .