tanman
6:25 Thu Oct 16
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I would recommend Dortmund or plan a trip to take in a Stuttgart match in the Spring at the same time as Frulingfest - a beer festival like Munich but on a smaller scale. The festival park is about a 10 minute walk from the stadium so went to the match and then strolled to:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuttgart_Spring_Festival
The festival was brilliant with bands, beers and loads of food stalls. I cant think of one bad thing to say about the place. Locals very friendly too.
Flight and accomodation are cheap and Stuttgart is also in the wine region of Germany so you may get lucky with the weather in spring time.
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tanman
6:27 Thu Oct 16
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As others have said beers during the game in your seat in Germany and smoking if thats your thing too.
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ElmParkPikey
4:01 Sat Oct 18
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Forgot to mention drinking a stein of German seed like Marc almond eh tanman?
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motley crue
4:08 Sat Oct 18
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I saw Real Madrid at Bernabeau when beckham, Ronaldo and Figo were all playing for them, surprisingly they lost at home 3 nil to Osasuna.
Can buy tickets off touts on day.
Loads tourists there though, imagine be similar when we play at Stratford.
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Side of Ham
4:14 Sat Oct 18
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Day tripper moaning about day trippers. only on WHO. :-)
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motley crue
4:17 Sat Oct 18
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Side of ham, I wasn't moaning about tourists coming to OS, I just said it'd be similar.
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Oliver Cromwell
4:21 Sat Oct 18
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Done Lazio , Hamburg , and Real all quality days out
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Roby
5:28 Sat Oct 18
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Saw Tenerife play at home against Murcia in the segunda division a few years ago. Lovely hot day, even for a late kick off and no roof on the stadium so you could still get a tan whilst watching the game.
At the other end of the scale I saw Sparta Prague play in the winter of 2005 and it was one of the coldest days of my entire life. Dirt cheap match tickets and from memory you could buy massive sausages or half a roast chicken from vendors at half time on the concourse to stop people dying from the weather.
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violator
6:13 Sat Oct 18
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Four teams in Prague
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PorkHole
1:31 Sun Oct 19
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I bought 4 tickets to Atletico Madrid vs Sevilla a few years ago for £50 a pop. However, when we arrived at our hotel, we noticed the game had been moved a day earlier for TV - presumably the Sky wankers. I checked my email and correspondence and there was small print saying kick off times subject to change and no refunds.
So be careful
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Annony
1:54 Sun Oct 19
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Only been to one game abroad in the Maracana, Flamingo 3-1 Sao Paulo, was a night game 87 Zico scored a great goal. Drums and trumpets got on my tits though.
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Son of Anarchy
1:55 Sun Oct 19
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Lazio games are great to goto but nothing beats the german league for a fan experience
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Don Ravioli
3:01 Sun Oct 19
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Went Lazio Roma in 2002.
Fucking unbelievable atmosphere.
Great city for the sightseeing and food.
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Colchester Sid
1:43 Sun Oct 19
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Done about 300 games abroad, best in Europe probably Turkey..
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bruuuno
1:57 Sun Oct 19
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To those that have been - how does it compare to an English game?
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ted fenton
2:22 Sun Oct 19
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The last game I went to abroad was in Denmark with Danish Hammer we were wearing West Ham clothing and some of the locals thought we were Hammer scouts :-) we played along with it !
You could drink beer in your seats and Danish bought me one £9 FMOB
Prior to that my last game abroad was 1976 ECWC.
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yngwies Cat
7:03 Sun Oct 19
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I fancy going to see St Pauli or FC Union Berlin who are known as Iron Union.
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,
7:06 Sun Oct 19
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Go to Wales.
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