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Randers FC (A) - 24th February

By Hollism, in Ticket News and Travel

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coolcol

coolcol

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Interestingly, their ground capacity is only 10,300 and their average attendance last season was only 3,500. Even if they doubled their gate that's still only 7,000. I would n't be surprised if we got as many as 2,000 tickets for this one.

 

Even if we don't get tickets as season ticket holders, we will still be going for the Craic. We sat in the home ends in Bruges and Madrid so we will be doing our darndest to sit in the home end if we don't get away tickets.

 

We are then going to see Brondby play in Copenhagen on the Sunday, so at least we will be guaranteed one game.

 

 

 

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Foxes1

Foxes1

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8 minutes ago, coolcol said:

Interestingly, their ground capacity is only 10,300 and their average attendance last season was only 3,500. Even if they doubled their gate that's still only 7,000. I would n't be surprised if we got as many as 2,000 tickets for this one.

 

Even if we don't get tickets as season ticket holders, we will still be going for the Craic. We sat in the home ends in Bruges and Madrid so we will be doing our darndest to sit in the home end if we don't get away tickets.

 

We are then going to see Brondby play in Copenhagen on the Sunday, so at least we will be guaranteed one game.

 

 

 

When we played in Copenhagen in the champions league we were given extra tickets by the Danish club, so hopefully Randers may do the same. We intend going to the Vejle home game on Friday. 

KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

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45 minutes ago, coolcol said:

Interestingly, their ground capacity is only 10,300 and their average attendance last season was only 3,500. Even if they doubled their gate that's still only 7,000. I would n't be surprised if we got as many as 2,000 tickets for this one.

 

Even if we don't get tickets as season ticket holders, we will still be going for the Craic. We sat in the home ends in Bruges and Madrid so we will be doing our darndest to sit in the home end if we don't get away tickets.

 

We are then going to see Brondby play in Copenhagen on the Sunday, so at least we will be guaranteed one game.

 

 

 

I feel like this will be their biggest ever match and it will sell out. Could be wrong though.

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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35 minutes ago, KrefelderFox666 said:

I feel like this will be their biggest ever match and it will sell out. Could be wrong though.

Exactly my thoughts. Galatasaray by invading their home ends managed to get an unofficial away end. This was when UEFA said no travelling fans for the late playoff/qualifiers in August. 
 

They’ve never played an English club in Europe. Only Hamburg and two of the Istanbul clubs you could say are larger than us but probably don’t have the same pull 

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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1 hour ago, coolcol said:

Interestingly, their ground capacity is only 10,300 and their average attendance last season was only 3,500. Even if they doubled their gate that's still only 7,000. I would n't be surprised if we got as many as 2,000 tickets for this one.

 

Even if we don't get tickets as season ticket holders, we will still be going for the Craic. We sat in the home ends in Bruges and Madrid so we will be doing our darndest to sit in the home end if we don't get away tickets.

 

We are then going to see Brondby play in Copenhagen on the Sunday, so at least we will be guaranteed one game.

 

 

 

Hate to break you but Brondby are at home on the Monday night. Vejle is doable on the Friday evening mind 

coolcol

coolcol

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18 minutes ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Hate to break you but Brondby are at home on the Monday night. Vejle is doable on the Friday evening mind 

I know... Just seen it ... They were due to play on the Sunday but it has been moved....😭.

 

We are planning to do Vejle on the Friday and Odense against Midtjelland on the Sunday now... We then fly out from Copenhagen on the Monday.

 

 

coolcol

coolcol

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1 hour ago, Foxes1 said:

When we played in Copenhagen in the champions league we were given extra tickets by the Danish club, so hopefully Randers may do the same. We intend going to the Vejle home game on Friday. 

 

We are planning to do Vejle on the Friday aswell and Odense against Midtjelland on the Sunday now... We then fly out from Copenhagen on the Monday.

coolcol

coolcol

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On 14/12/2021 at 09:00, VinceNoir said:


Yes, you’re spot on mate. Of those three my preferred option is definitely Kombardo Expressen. It’s relatively cheap compared to the train, but more comfortable than Flixbus. Kombardo Expressen is approx a 1 hour drive to the ferry, where you get out of the bus and chill on the ferry for another hour or so and then you’re in Aarhus. Flixbus on the other hand takes the long route, passing through Fyn - it takes more than 3 hrs. Whenever I go to Copenhagen and I’m not driving myself, I always use Kombardo :) Just pm me if you need any help with tickets, info or whatever. 

Hi buddy. We are going from Copenhagen to Aarhus, so any ideas of the train price compared to the Kombardo bus ? Or can I pm you ?

 

 

 

CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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12 minutes ago, coolcol said:

I know... Just seen it ... They were due to play on the Sunday but it has been moved....😭.

 

We are planning to do Vejle on the Friday and Odense against Midtjelland on the Sunday now... We then fly out from Copenhagen on the Monday.

 

 

There are some lower league friendlies in Copenhagen on Saturday and Lyngby at home in the second tier on Saturday too 

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CosbehFox

CosbehFox

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2 minutes ago, coolcol said:

Hi buddy. We are going from Copenhagen to Aarhus, so any ideas of the train price compared to the Kombardo bus ? Or can I pm you ?

 

 

 

It’s £50 on train when I searched and £13 to £18 on the Kombardo but vincenoir will be happy to help 

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coolcol

coolcol

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On 14/12/2021 at 09:00, VinceNoir said:


Yes, you’re spot on mate. Of those three my preferred option is definitely Kombardo Expressen. It’s relatively cheap compared to the train, but more comfortable than Flixbus. Kombardo Expressen is approx a 1 hour drive to the ferry, where you get out of the bus and chill on the ferry for another hour or so and then you’re in Aarhus. Flixbus on the other hand takes the long route, passing through Fyn - it takes more than 3 hrs. Whenever I go to Copenhagen and I’m not driving myself, I always use Kombardo :) Just pm me if you need any help with tickets, info or whatever. 

Hi buddy, are you ok if I pm you re these different method of transport and costs etc...?

VinceNoir

VinceNoir

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10 minutes ago, coolcol said:

Hi buddy. We are going from Copenhagen to Aarhus, so any ideas of the train price compared to the Kombardo bus ? Or can I pm you ?

 

 

 

Trains will cost you roughly 350-400 DKK. Kombardo busses are much cheaper. They’re currently 99 DKK on the Wednesday before the match, for instance. Train is probably slightly quicker but the Kombardo is more comfortable imo. It’s about 1h 20m on the bus and then 1h 20m on the ferry, where you can obviously get off the bus, stretch your legs, have a wander etc.

 

Feel free to pm me if you have any further questions. It’s not often fellow Leicester fans come to my neck of the woods, so I’m more than happy to help.


 


(Especially if any of you have a spare match ticket) ;) 

Bayfox

Bayfox

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21 minutes ago, SemperEadem said:

Car full of Valerenga coming along via ferry and Bochum guys also looking into how they are getting North.

If the Bochum lot find themselves on a train fril Hamburg tell them to say hi lol

KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

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11 hours ago, Cardiff_Fox said:

Exactly my thoughts. Galatasaray by invading their home ends managed to get an unofficial away end. This was when UEFA said no travelling fans for the late playoff/qualifiers in August. 
 

They’ve never played an English club in Europe. Only Hamburg and two of the Istanbul clubs you could say are larger than us but probably don’t have the same pull 

Pretty sure the PL is the pinnacle of football in Scandinavia and attract the crowds.

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KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

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6 minutes ago, walkerleeds said:

Going a stag do in Cologne on the 25th. Any ideas how I get there from Randers?  

You could fly Copenhagen to Dusseldorf. Or get a train down which would take a good stint. Flying would be much easier and cheaper.

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SemperEadem

SemperEadem

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38 minutes ago, walkerleeds said:

Going a stag do in Cologne on the 25th. Any ideas on the best/ least ridiculous way of getting there from Randers?  

I could always put you in touch with the German lads who are planning to head up too?

TC1884

TC1884

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On 17/01/2022 at 18:26, coolcol said:

Interestingly, their ground capacity is only 10,300 and their average attendance last season was only 3,500. Even if they doubled their gate that's still only 7,000. I would n't be surprised if we got as many as 2,000 tickets for this one.

 

Even if we don't get tickets as season ticket holders, we will still be going for the Craic. We sat in the home ends in Bruges and Madrid so we will be doing our darndest to sit in the home end if we don't get away tickets.

 

We are then going to see Brondby play in Copenhagen on the Sunday, so at least we will be guaranteed one game.

 

 

 

We have a couple of members who will struggle so like Bruge, Copenhagen and Madrid we'll see if we can get in the home end.  I bought memberships for Bruge and Copenhagen, pain,  but worked. 

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KrefelderFox666

KrefelderFox666

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1 hour ago, Ashley said:

best way to get there then lads? just looked at flying into Billund? 

Aarhus is the closest, however, Billund is also a good option. About an hour from Aarhus which is where most people will stay. Easy to get to Billund from Aarhus/Randers by train/bus.

TC1884

TC1884

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5 hours ago, Ashley said:

best way to get there then lads? just looked at flying into Billund? 

We're into Billund Wed night.  Will bus to Aarhus and train into Randers.  Staying in Randers and back to Billund Fri.

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