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15 March 2013 at 12:41 am #105211Airbus UK are doing quite well – they play at Broughton, just over the border past Chester.
The UK teams don’t seem to meet in the early rounds. Is that just coincidence, I wonder, or are they deliberately kept apart?
Are you Ironing board George or that Cheesman fella ?
15 March 2013 at 12:49 pm #105227Airbus UK are doing quite well – they play at Broughton, just over the border past Chester.The UK teams don’t seem to meet in the early rounds. Is that just coincidence, I wonder, or are they deliberately kept apart?
Didn’t City play TNS a couple of years ago
I think it’s more coincidence than anything. Look at the number fo teams involved in those early rounds & the chances of winding up against a coupel from Wales & likewise from Scotland are pretty slimThe old Stockport & Blackpool striker Andy Preece is manager at Airbus. I think they went full time a year or so ago too. God knows how they manage that when they get an average attendance of about half what Skem Utd pull in – no doubt they’ll soon go the way of other WPL full time clubs like Barry Town, Neath & Llanelli
15 March 2013 at 1:05 pm #105228I’ve been to Wisla Krakow, and yes indeed, they are nutters.I saw loads of skinheads drinking what looked like huge cartons of fresh orange juice. Are they on a health kick? I thought.
Closer inspection revealed they contained VODKA and orange juice.
I WOULD go there, but I would exercise extreme caution, as they may have a pop at ‘anything English’ if they were playing us.
Lovely little City, over 400 bars in the square mile of the old town.
To be honest I know of a few blokes who have been there as tourists & got a kickin off some locals but when I went I didn’t have any problems.
We were gonna watch Krakowia who played whilst we were there but got advised that it’d be advisable not to
In my brief time watching England abroad I also spoke to plenty of fellas about their trips & there were some horror stories about Poland. One particular lad who’d been all over the shop (who was a city fan & who my brother-in-law [also a city fan] was aware of as someone more than willing to get “stuck in”) said he’d never set foot in the country again as a football fan & that Krakow was worst of all
IF latics were to get in europe a nice leisurely trip to Belgium, Holland, France, germany or Scandanavia wouldn’t go amiss first time out15 March 2013 at 1:16 pm #105236Are you half man, or half biscuit, Griff? ;)I’m crackers
15 March 2013 at 2:39 pm #105242Belgium is easily accessible, has some attractive old cities and is famous for its beer and chips. What more could you want?
They’ve got a good football tradition, but most of their better players are here – Benteke, Dembele, Fellaini, Hazard, Kompany, Lukaku, Mignolet, Mirallas, Veremaelen and Vertongen. You could build a half-decent team around them.
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