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[Albion] Important information for fans travelling to Roma
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ROSM
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Did anyone else notice the comment 'you will be seated by the police and stewards'
Prepare for next nsc binfest 3....2....1
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- May 8, 2018
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The luzzing is dramatically different
- May 8, 2018
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Just a reminder that it’s considered bad luck to carry a printer over a bridge, so please factor in an appropriate route
Iggle Piggle
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- Sep 3, 2010
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I did see and read that. I'd imagine it will be like Marseille. A disinterested Italian will stand there, ignore us and let us sit (stand) where we want.
The only difference is that they won't be French
Is it just me or is anyone thinking this game is a right ball ache.
#FirstWorldProblems.
#FirstWorldProblems.
The Grockle
Formally Croydon Seagull
Might want to take advice from someone who knows the city better but I've walked from termini Station to the stadium (with a few pit stops) via the Olympic Village. It's a fair walk but you cross a beautiful old bridge then head south to the stadium. Don't remember going though anywhere particularly dodgy but I wasn't going on a match day.
I'd be disappointed if it wasn't like a wedding seating plan and we all have to look at a small diagram when we arrive to match our names to a seat.
I mean no, but yes.
Was excited when the draw was made - big ground meaning a chance of tickets. Then deflated by news of only 3400 tickets. Then teased by the news that the max T1 would be was 301 points. We’ve 262 so figured it would be close. Then deflated again when the 268 figure was announced. Then thrilled to snare tickets at the start of T2 yesterday. But then the stark realisation that the rest was not going to be simple. After 36 hours of exhaustive and exhausting research and deliberation, and negotiation with my son / travel companion, we finally have our travel plans (two flights out via Geneva, two trains and a flight back, via Pisa and Birmingham) in place.
just the 3 nights’ hotels to sort now, and I can get back to being excited again.
They’ll probably be smoking even more assiduously if my previous experience of Italians still holds true.
Fumare?
ROSM
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I bet I get put on the exes table again.
And what’s more - despite the fears that my tough decision to hold off booking anything until we had secured match tickets, would make things impossible/ impossibly expensive, we’ve achieved the entire return travel, with no ungodly early starts, and no risky short changeovers - for a manageable total of £175 each.
The additional spend, out in Rome, shall remain - as the Albion would say - *undisclosed*…
'a few incidentals' covers it in terms of any questions
Balls of Steele
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- Oct 3, 2023
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Been advised club will email tickets Wednesday and they do need to be printed .
Advised by whom, please?
and that the club won’t be emailing tickets, they are coming direct from Roma. Other than that top post!
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Is it PotG?
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Regardless of scanning at the gate to get into the stadium, a paper printout will be useful given the expectation of having to show the ticket 3 or 4 times to various armoured-up Italian coppers on the way to the ground.
It's also potentially a long day where you'll be taking lots of photos of Rome and have limited/no access to a phone charger, so phone battery management may be quite key if you don't have a paper version to hand.
It's also potentially a long day where you'll be taking lots of photos of Rome and have limited/no access to a phone charger, so phone battery management may be quite key if you don't have a paper version to hand.
I’m not sure what you mean? I know the tickets come from Roma.. but the official comms from the club states you can use your phone.