Widnes Two Hats Posted October 27, 2007 Posted October 27, 2007 From my assessment The ground is approx 5km out of town As to how far the hotels are away, I think that's a secret but mines slap bang in the centre where one can stagger home without the need of a taxi, if you think I'm posting the name of it on here you have another thing coming, our boys are all UNION officials Ha Say that in Serbian then
Widnes Two Hats Posted October 27, 2007 Posted October 27, 2007 And if there's any Crvena Zvezda knicker wearers reading this board You wont find us on the slot machines either Loose Lips
Smiffs Posted October 27, 2007 Posted October 27, 2007 I hazard a crazy bet that if folk stick together afterwards, leave in a big mob, then it'll kick off, then plod will round you up, then take you to the city on buses.
Traf Posted October 27, 2007 Posted October 27, 2007 I hazard a crazy bet that if folk stick together afterwards, leave in a big mob, then it'll kick off, then plod will round you up, then take you to the city on buses. Th'a probly reet.
Widnes Two Hats Posted October 27, 2007 Posted October 27, 2007 The question of how Bolton fans get back to the centre concerns me.If it's going to be like the walk back to the station after the cup tie at Burnley,or Millwall i'd like to be prepared. Or more likely try to get on a club bus back to the airport.I doubt that organising a taxi to pick folk up outside the ground after the match is possible. My assumption is that those of us with wooden horses will ride pass the homos un-noticed If you're an expert on knocking shops then feel free to join our rodeo, you'll be safe as old houses Only bummers won't fancy staying at the Royal
JumboMkd Posted October 27, 2007 Posted October 27, 2007 2.How will the Bolton fans get from the ground to the hotels after the match.Will it be a walk,bus ,tram ? That was a question that I wanted to ask you too. Not just how do you plan to leave, but how do you plan to get to the stadium too? In any case, don't even think about walking to the ground like in Skopje, or getting a cab to the stadium. All of you who are not coming with the official trips should organize something so you all come together with buses escorted by the police. Bayern fans came with 3 buses to the ground. The buses were escorted with police. They arrived 30 minutes before the gates were opened for the other fans. The whole street and a small part next to the stadium was blocked by the high numbered special police while the Bayern fans were taken from their buses to their seats in the stadium. After the match they were kept inside the stadium for more then an hour, so all the fans leave the stadium and the area around the stadium. I know that a lot of you will come independently, but you definitely should think about how will you get to and leave the stadium. Maybe you can organize and hire a bus that will take you to the ground before the match together with the others who will come with the official trip and then after the match the same bus takes you to the hotel (escorted by the police)
Andybwfc Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 That was a question that I wanted to ask you too. Not just how do you plan to leave, but how do you plan to get to the stadium too? In any case, don't even think about walking to the ground like in Skopje, or getting a cab to the stadium. All of you who are not coming with the official trips should organize something so you all come together with buses escorted by the police. Bayern fans came with 3 buses to the ground. The buses were escorted with police. They arrived 30 minutes before the gates were opened for the other fans. The whole street and a small part next to the stadium was blocked by the high numbered special police while the Bayern fans were taken from their buses to their seats in the stadium. After the match they were kept inside the stadium for more then an hour, so all the fans leave the stadium and the area around the stadium. I know that a lot of you will come independently, but you definitely should think about how will you get to and leave the stadium. Maybe you can organize and hire a bus that will take you to the ground before the match together with the others who will come with the official trip and then after the match the same bus takes you to the hotel (escorted by the police) It just sounds like an early morning Warburtons Bread delivery in Higher/Lower Broughton!
RED_STAR_BELGRADE Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 That was a question that I wanted to ask you too. Not just how do you plan to leave, but how do you plan to get to the stadium too? In any case, don't even think about walking to the ground like in Skopje, or getting a cab to the stadium. All of you who are not coming with the official trips should organize something so you all come together with buses escorted by the police. Bayern fans came with 3 buses to the ground. The buses were escorted with police. They arrived 30 minutes before the gates were opened for the other fans. The whole street and a small part next to the stadium was blocked by the high numbered special police while the Bayern fans were taken from their buses to their seats in the stadium. After the match they were kept inside the stadium for more then an hour, so all the fans leave the stadium and the area around the stadium. I know that a lot of you will come independently, but you definitely should think about how will you get to and leave the stadium. Maybe you can organize and hire a bus that will take you to the ground before the match together with the others who will come with the official trip and then after the match the same bus takes you to the hotel (escorted by the police) i think you should take advice from JUMBO and hire bus(i can try to help,not expensive)and all together go t the stadium!!! Belgrade is not Skopje!!!
no balls Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 i think you should take advice from JUMBO and hire bus(i can try to help,not expensive)and all together go t the stadium!!!Belgrade is not Skopje!!! This is not practical as we are all staying in different hotels in different parts of the town. We are told to stay in our hotels and not to go out and so congregating to get a coach would make us a target, would it not? I am going but frankly if it is not safe as you state, as I have said before, I do wonder why you are allowed to host a UEFA match.
Underpants Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 Right, I've bene reading some of the posts and this is how I see it:I'm sick to f?cking death of this "do not provoke them" attitude. I shall go to Belgrade, as is my right. I shall walk along the streets of Belgrade, as is my right. I shall go to the match, as is my right. If these bigoted ignoramous' see this as provocation, frankly there's f?ck all any of us can do about it. But not go because I feel intimidated, they can get to f?ck! If this place is as Barbaric as it appears, as has been stated before, it should not be played there but at a civilised neutral ground. Sorry Jumbo, but these folk, if all I read is true, are absolute cockends who do not deserve to breathe the same air as normal humans. Flight booked, rant over! Would you walk in to Millwalls main boozer in the 80's and in your broad northern accent shout a round in? Don't forget it's Life On Mars time while we are in Belgrade.
no balls Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 Would you walk in to Millwalls main boozer in the 80's and in your broad northern accent shout a round in? Don't forget it's Life On Mars time while we are in Belgrade. Well, I suppose at least you'll be sartorially elegant then. Either way, I wasn't suggesting I'd make myself at home & large it, merely pointing out that to meet en mass is not advised, so surely getting a coach is not either. Looks like we can't win over there. Let's hope the team, at least, are treated with respect and win where it matters.
Darwen Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 Didn't people make a big fuss about how rough it would be in Istanbul ?
Carlos Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 Didn't people make a big fuss about how rough it would be in Istanbul ? In a word, no. Although if enough people keep asking that question, it may become perceived as the truth. Plenty people sh?t out, however, I'd worked over there and knew the dangers i.e. don't go insulting their country and it's reet.
Widnes Two Hats Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 I'll be tying one of these to a bus (I will be cunningly hidden inside) Then, when they're not looking, I shall climb out of the back then run into the ground Clever or what
Guest william bear Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 what about if i try and blend in and wear a partizan shirt would i be safer?
Casino Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 I'll be tying one of these to a bus (I will be cunningly hidden inside) Then, when they're not looking, I shall climb out of the back then run into the ground Clever or what i thought we agreed to keep this hush hush?
RED_STAR_BELGRADE Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 what about if i try and blend in and wear a partizan shirt would i be safer? hehe you will be in hospital about month!!!it will be risk only on match day!!!what i can see in thursday all over the town was with very big number of police!!!on every corner was police!!!and they check everyone who wear scarf,t-shirt or something from red star!!!they check us we was on square and they come and want to see our personal ID!!!
Guest william bear Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 i'll go for the safer option and dress shakin' stevens stylee and infiltrate the red star mob..
Traf Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 You're all simpletons really. This is the way into the ground, my friends.
no balls Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 Do you not think maybe a decent tactic would be for us all to go together in a convoy using WWays favourite mode of transport?
Widnes Two Hats Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 Do you not think maybe a decent tactic would be for us all to go together in a convoy using WWays favourite mode of transport? Bizarrely enough, this is the transportation I suggested for Marseille Marseille Transportation
no balls Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 Thanks for the puncture kit reminder. Though, I now hear it's 5 miles out of town, so if I can't cadge a backie of someone, I'll be looking to use this blighter for both it's comfort and green qualities Aye, that's me driving!
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