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Stuttgart, good choice!
As ever, I would be hoping for an away-tie against crack German outfit, VfB Stuttgart!Only a thought but we might draw a German club in next season’s champions league
Could happen, could happen, and that’s why we watch and invest so much time and effort and endure a little discomfort just on the off chance.
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When I went up to Frankfurt in preseason, there were some enterprising souls outside the ground selling Frankfurt-Nottingham Half-and-Half scarves.Could happen, could happen, and that’s why we watch and invest so much time and effort and endure a little discomfort just on the off chance.
Be worth it just ta see you choosing between ya mistress and ya wife
Half and half scarf Strummer
I can sort of understand people buying as a memento if they haven’t got a dog in the fight and they’re just taking in a game, can’t imagine many being bought by Frankfurt or Forest fans on the day.
St Pauli FC, seem very marmite, I like their pirate flag and I read a few positive articles but there’s was also a few pieces I read which I thought something didn’t quire add up.….seems as if they’re more than a football club involved in loads of different sports under St Pauli name.
We had a meal at a restaurant that was located at the top of what I would loosely call a mountain. The view from the plateau at the top was stunning. You could see literally for many miles all around.Stuttgart, good choice!
„Stuggi“ might not be the most attractive city in Germany (narrator: it is not) but you can blame the RAF and USAAF for that, because they blew most of it up in WWII, and the city centre and many of the suburbs had to be completely rebuilt mostly in the 50s and 60s, and well, its nice if you like concrete, let us say. But, venture outside the inner city and you will find a vibrant, green and welcoming environment, with loads of parks and open spaces, and unique geography - the city itself rests in a steep valley straddling the river Neckar - means that there are lots of interesting things to see, plenty of great hiking and cycling trails, and other regional peculiarities owing to the consistent good weather, like the impressive collection of local vineyards, producing some really good local wines.
And yes, there is indeed a Freundschaft between Forest and Die Geißböcke, and I have known before of several Forest fans who’ve been to watch Effzeh in the past at the Rhein-Energie Stadion. That has been going for some years, as well.
I often wondered if it had anything to do with Tony Woodcock, a man who is still extremely popular in Köln!
Vfb are gonna need to up their game a bit
Frankfurt pretty close to Stuttgart. Is the rivalry intense?
Not really - Frankfurt is around 170km, and they have their own rivals (Kickers Offenbach, from over the other side of the River Main, being the main local one, although they also have rivalries with Darmstadt and Mainz, who are both local to them, and to a lesser extent, 1. FC Kaiserslautern).
That could be one of a couple!
Yep I think it was this one. I remember the TV tower
Cheers Strummer and everyone for the adviceI have answered similar q‘s before in the „European Football“ thread, but for me, one of the better venues to go and watch a Bundesliga game would be 1. FC Köln; tickets are usually available on general sale (have a look here for tickets: https://fc.de/en/fc-tickets/tickets-home/)
You also then have loads to do in Köln itself.
Many of course would like to watch FC Bayern or Borussia Dortmund, but pretty much every game at the Allianz Arena in München or the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund are sold out, and you don‘t want to have to depend on the secondary market, because it is often expensive and open to fraud.
Be very wary about buying tickets on eBay Kleinzangen as that is full of fraudsters - always buy from the clubs directly.
Also, you will often find tickets significantly easier to get for 2. Bundesliga matches; there are some big clubs down there (again) this season, such as Hamburger SV, Fortuna Düsseldorf and 1. FC Nürnberg, all of which you can reasonably get tickets for, just see their official club websites:
Offizieller Ticketshop - Fortuna Düsseldorf 1895 e.V. - Home
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Again, it will depend on where you are going and where you are staying.
Getting around between the cities is straight-forward; rail travel via Deutsche Bahn is the way to go, the ICE trains link every major city, and each city, large town, and much of the wider areas are linked with a combination of regional rail, suburban trains, trams and buses.
Hope they didn't use RAAC as if they did give it a few years and it'll look like the RAF hit it againStuttgart, good choice!
well, its nice if you like concrete, let us say.
Out of curiosity what was the band ?
