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Uefa Cup

This should narrow it down a touch :o

 

 

Who we can

 

Young Boys Berne

Litex Lovech

Maccabi Tel Aviv

SK Brann Bergen

IF Valerenga

Lillestrom SK

SV Ried

SV Mattersburg

Vojvodina Novi Sad

Partizan Belgrade

FK Bezanija

Groclin Grodzisk

GKS Belchatow

OB Odense

FC Midtjylland

Honved

MTK Budapest

Slaven Belupo

Hajduk Split

Helsingborg

AIK Stockholm

BK Hacken

Zlate Moravce

Artmedia Bratislava

Anorthisis Famagusta

Omonia Nicosia

NK Koper

Nova Gorica

Siroki Brijeg

Zrinjski Mostar

HJK Helsinki

Haka Valkeakoski

My-Pa 47

Metalurgs Liepeja

Skonto Riga

Zimbru Chisinau

Nistru Otaci

Dinamo Tblishi

Ameri Tblishi

Suduva Marijampole

Ekranas Panevezys

Vardar Skopje

Rabotnicki Skopje

IBK Keflavik

KR Reykjavik

FC Vaduz

Dinamo Brest

Dinamo Minsk

Drogheda Utd

St Patricks Athletic

Besa Kavaje

Teuta Durres

Banants Yereven

Mika Ashtarak

Trans Narva

Flora Tallinn

Hibernians

Sliema Wanderers

Carmarthen Town

Rhyl

Glentoran

Dungannon

Neftchi Baku

MKT Araz

UN Kaerjeng

Etzella Ettelbruck

FK Almaty

FK Aktobe

EB Streymur

B36 Torshavn

Santa Coloma

Libertas

Rudar Pljevlja

Buducnost Podgorica

Zenit St Petersburg

CFR Cluj

Dunfermilne Athletic

Standard Liege

Ukraine Qualifier

FK Jablonec

Galatasaray

Erciyesspor

Basel

Sion

CSKA Sofia

Lokomotiv Sofia

Hapoel Tel Aviv

Maccabi Netanya

FK Fredrikstad

Austria Vienna

Plus 11 Intertoto Qualifiers

 

Who we can't

Getafe

Spain Qualifier

Spain Qualifier

Fiorentina

Empoli

Palermo

Tottenham Hotspur

Everton

Sochaux

Bordeaux

Rennais

FC N?rnberg

Bayern M?nich

Bayer Leverkusen

Belenenses

Sporting Braga

Pacos de Ferreira

Twente Enschede

Heerenveen

AZ67 Alkmaar

Groningen

Larissa

Panathinaikos

Aris Salonika

Panionios

Lokomotiv Moscow

Rapid Bucharest

Aberdeen

Club Brugge

Metalist Kharkiv

Mlada Boleslav

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Red Star Belgrade would be belting. Not too expensive to get too either and cheap as chips! :drinks:

 

It's alright for you living near Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton!

Red Star Belgrade would be belting. Not too expensive to get too either and cheap as chips! :drinks:

 

I'm with Squidgy on this one - this is my draw of choice - Rangers just knocked them out of the Champs League too.

Red Star Belgrade would be belting. Not too expensive to get too either and cheap as chips! :drinks:

 

Are you on drugs? There won't be locals forming BWFC Supporters clubs for this one, you'll be lucky to get out in one piece.

aye, its not my idea of fun

 

if red star don't get you, partisan will

 

weren't the rangers fans told not to leave their hotels, by somebody a little more convincing than our daniel n gareth

Never mind the potentially dangerous trip to Istanbul (which wasn't as bad as many feared): a trip to Belgrade would be serious squeaky bum time.

I would put money on the fact that a visit to Belgrade would be the least enjoyable away trip imaginable. Can't believe there's folk on here saying it's their preferred tie! Think of a bad day at Millwall multiplied by 10 and you still wouldn't be getting close.

wonder how many Rangers went?

Are you on drugs? There won't be locals forming BWFC Supporters clubs for this one, you'll be lucky to get out in one piece.

 

Is this Istanbul all over again? I've no doubt there will be a bit of bother, but people go on as eif very Bolton fan is going to get tw?tted at away fixtures like this. 98% of people who get f?cked over at matches in places like this are looking for it themselves.

Is this Istanbul all over again? I've no doubt there will be a bit of bother, but people go on as eif very Bolton fan is going to get tw?tted at away fixtures like this. 98% of people who get f?cked over at matches in places like this are looking for it themselves.

 

 

Squidgy, read up on the subject mate. I have had a number of 'memorable' experiences with Serb nationalists, their Croatian equivalents and crazy Macedonians in Wollongong. One of those experiences included a few hundred of em armed with sickles at a Wollongong Wolves match where I took my then 7 year old son to see Trevor Francis guesting for them (note - the coppers legged it). Another included a mass brawl at a 5 a side final I was playing in where the police had to be called in to quell the trouble and rescue the referee who had climbed into the ceiling steelwork to save himself.

Mad fookers with little value for human life. If you do a little research on some of the things which have happened at Crvena Zvezda, you will understand why some on here are issuing warnings. They see the English as the fathers of football hooliganism and want to prove, at every opportunity, that they are now the top of that particular tree. It would certainly be an interesting trip. Taking your life in your hands job for a football match. I'll be there all the same.

Squidgy, read up on the subject mate. I have had a number of 'memorable' experiences with Serb nationalists, their Croatian equivalents and crazy Macedonians in Wollongong. One of those experiences included a few hundred of em armed with sickles at a Wollongong Wolves match where I took my then 7 year old son to see Trevor Francis guesting for them (note - the coppers legged it). Another included a mass brawl at a 5 a side final I was playing in where the police had to be called in to quell the trouble and rescue the referee who had climbed into the ceiling steelwork to save himself.

Mad fookers with little value for human life. If you do a little research on some of the things which have happened at Crvena Zvezda, you will understand why some on here are issuing warnings. They see the English as the fathers of football hooliganism and want to prove, at every opportunity, that they are now the top of that particular tree. It would certainly be an interesting trip. Taking your life in your hands job for a football match. I'll be there all the same.

 

I must have been in the wrong bit of the library all these years :-k

 

Still think it's got a huge amount of potential to be much ado about nothing on the large-scale trouble front. There was a lot of scare-mongering before Turkey and they had/have a big reputation on the hooligan front.

I must have been in the wrong bit of the library all these years :-k

 

Still think it's got a huge amount of potential to be much ado about nothing on the large-scale trouble front. There was a lot of scare-mongering before Turkey and they had/have a big reputation on the hooligan front.

 

Aye but the point is that they have a "hooligan" element in Turkey whio are easily controlled by conventional policing.

The Belgrade lot contain paramilitaries who have raped and murdered across the Balkans under Arkan and the rest. If they decide to go for it the police wont be able to stop 'em.

I'd still go, but it for once I'd probably do an official club "in and out". Or even Happy Tours :blink:

It's well known that hooligans recognise other hooligans from the designer clothes they wear

 

Therefore, should we get Belgrade, I'll be turning out in banana coloured slacks and a blue and white pinstriped boating jacket, with tan brogue hushpuppies, complete with Blakes segs, a cravatte and a corduroy deerstalker and I shall only sip Pimms throught the day (they'll probably think I'm a Bulgarian tourist)

 

Another cunning Widnes plan

that sounds like a typical widnes pimp

I must have been in the wrong bit of the library all these years :-k

 

Still think it's got a huge amount of potential to be much ado about nothing on the large-scale trouble front. There was a lot of scare-mongering before Turkey and they had/have a big reputation on the hooligan front.

 

Hang about, didn't I say Istanbul was fine? There was scaremongering but there isn't a major problem with hooliganism in Turkey as such. The Leeds fans were acting up on Taksim Sq, not much to do with football, more nationalism. In former-Yugoslavia you are looking at areas untouched by tourism.

 

You naivity is quite astonishing Squidgles.

Squidgy, read up on the subject mate. I have had a number of 'memorable' experiences with Serb nationalists, their Croatian equivalents and crazy Macedonians in Wollongong. One of those experiences included a few hundred of em armed with sickles at a Wollongong Wolves match where I took my then 7 year old son to see Trevor Francis guesting for them (note - the coppers legged it). Another included a mass brawl at a 5 a side final I was playing in where the police had to be called in to quell the trouble and rescue the referee who had climbed into the ceiling steelwork to save himself.

Mad fookers with little value for human life. If you do a little research on some of the things which have happened at Crvena Zvezda, you will understand why some on here are issuing warnings. They see the English as the fathers of football hooliganism and want to prove, at every opportunity, that they are now the top of that particular tree. It would certainly be an interesting trip. Taking your life in your hands job for a football match. I'll be there all the same.

 

LET'S FECKIN' GIVE IT TO THEM!!!

ONE IN- ALL IN!!!!

 

(been on the brave pills, imported from Zagreb!)

LET'S FECKIN' GIVE IT TO THEM!!!

ONE IN- ALL IN!!!!

 

(been on the brave pills, imported from Zagreb!)

 

aye but you'll just be asleep, quietly puking all over your kecks again

didnt leicester play there a few years ago and get run all over the place?

Hang about, didn't I say Istanbul was fine? There was scaremongering but there isn't a major problem with hooliganism in Turkey as such. The Leeds fans were acting up on Taksim Sq, not much to do with football, more nationalism. In former-Yugoslavia you are looking at areas untouched by tourism.

 

You naivity is quite astonishing Squidgles.

 

Boating jackets and hush-puppies it is then

By my reckoning they wont even be one of the teams we can play so wouldnt worry too much, yet.

I must admit my wish to play in Serbia is because I know some of the locals and want somewhere worth visiting for 10 days or so and visiting Serbia and then Montenegro would be just that. However I realise the game may not be enjoyable

seeing as george hasn't posted this

 

berts tips

 

Red Star Belgrade

Aris Thessaloniki

Petrzalka Bratislava

AaB Aalborg

Fredrikstad FK

According to bert he has updated folowing last nights chumps games. apologies for spelling, but I think we can play

 

Toulouse

Otelulgalati

twente Enscede

IF Elstaad

AIK Stockholme

 

 

This is more exciting than the matches

According to bert he has updated folowing last nights chumps games. apologies for spelling, but I think we can play

 

Toulouse

Otelulgalati

twente Enscede

IF Elstaad

AIK Stockholme

This is more exciting than the matches

 

 

Shit - things have changed again

 

now

 

FC Kobenhaven

Aris Thessalonika

CFR Cluj

Fredrickstaad

SK Bran bergen

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Aris Thessalonika

 

This one caught my eye the other week as a possible. A nice little holiday could be on the cards me thinks!

Belgrade Schmelgrade!

Shit - things have changed again

 

now

 

FC Kobenhaven

Aris Thessalonika

CFR Cluj

Fredrickstaad

SK Bran bergen

 

Cluj are unlikely to get through as they're lost their home leg 3-1 to Anorthosis Famagusta.

 

AF have a very low coefficient which will bump a few up the list.

 

I'd post the new team but it's pointless until 10pm tomorrow night.

Shit - things have changed again

 

now

 

FC Kobenhaven

Aris Thessalonika

CFR Cluj

Fredrickstaad

SK Bran bergen

 

Cluj would have been a cracking draw.But they lost 3-1 at home in the first leg of their Uefa tie and are likely to be knocked out.

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