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Good European cities w/ clubs to go watch
- Thread starter evertonblueser
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Also anywhere in Eastern Europe for any of the bigger teams - biased but Levski games are always good fun to watch.
Chance to get mugged is slightly bigger than in, say, Spain too, so you'll have excitement everywhere!
Chance to get mugged is slightly bigger than in, say, Spain too, so you'll have excitement everywhere!
Papa Shango
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Get a half and half scarf for a laugh.
Diogenes the Cynic
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I'm biased but Maribor in Slovenia.
Go whenever I'm over there.
Go whenever I'm over there.
tsubaki
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If anyone does this and has a free morning or afternoon, the Ostia Antica archaeological park is a fantastic place to visit - one guidebook described it as “like Pompeii without the tourists” and it’s about 30 minutes train ride from Rome.
widnesblue
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Through the fanladen but because been going that long. You become on friendly terms with lads over there and they sort me out for home and away. It helps that my best mate lives in Hamburg too but if you want to try get tickets yourself, message the St. Pauli fanladen. It used to be really easy to get tickets but more and more foreigners go and watch them now which makes it harder. Also, don’t book a trip to go watch them at home til about 3 weeks before a game. They can change the fixtures to suit local television deals. Going the local bars/pubs near the milerntor is a good way to get tickets too, always someone out there reselling tickets for face value.
tsubaki
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100% agree with Istanbul.
It also has what is possibly the world's only football ground that is built inside of a Roman cistern (the Vefa Stadium, in the Fatih district). Sadly the club (Karagumruk) don't use it for their main games anymore.
Billy Dean
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Went to Red Star's stadium in 2015. Didn't see a game but went into their museum. There was a really nice bloke working there who gave me a free guided tour of the museum, I think because I was foreign and he was just generally a bit bored. Only cost me about a quid for entrance into the museum.
Ha, ace!
Back when I used to play basketball we had to be in Sofia for a few days and play at the National stadium and the CSKA base/stadium. Seeing as they're close and there were no other sports/events happening, the staff were more than happy to show us (I mean both us at 10-12 years of age and the staff/coaches with us) around the place at both sites during the downtime, even let us go on the stadium as long as we didn't destroy the grass lol Was fun.
Fairly sure stadium tours aren't as big of a thing around our parts to be honest, sadly. No idea if it's like that for Red Star obviously but still.
Billy Dean
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Haha yeah I guess it was a bit like that in Belgrade. The guy let me into the executive/director's box too as the museum backed onto that. Didn't make it onto the pitch though lol
Should've asked mate lol
Dunno from the ones I've visited around here that I wasn't about to play at or anything it's always been like "yeah sure just go there" kind of deal, not really a tour per se.
Billy Dean
Player Valuation: £70m
Haha yeah I was a bit naive, I should've just asked.
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Altona 93 in Hamburg. Great club house, cheap beer and excellent Currywurst. Like what St. Pauli used to be before it became a bit corporate.
We've just booked Cologne for February so very happy to see it getting so many mentions in this thread 
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