RandyWanger
Je suis rôti de boeuf
JE SUIS UN POULET
…and you’ll be fine
I find 'je suis un roti de boeuf' gets a good reaction
JE SUIS UN POULET
…and you’ll be fine
Difficult to know and you may get better advice from those who have been to Europe watching other teams or England. My observations on Marseille transportSo post match is the Metro likely to be safer than walking back to our hotel?
Hey, im in a similar boat and there are plenty of us I'm sure! I'm also going there for a short holiday before and after the game since I've got the days off work anyway! I'm 27 myself but still living on the south coast Can get a new thread/use this one to get a gang going (as Tommy Shelby says "no f****** fighting!")So I've got a ticket to the game, but none of my mates had the balls / were organised enough to come.
Would love to find a few friendly people to drink with before the game. No idea what to expect, but I'm just a smidge hesitant going around on my own.
Anyone up for a random bloke to join them? I'm 34 and I'm a bog standard standard grew up in Brighton now live in London type
Yeah - same. I never tried to get a ticket for this one, so no feeling of missing out or such - just reading everyone's travel plans, etc, I'm sharing their excitement.What's the opposite of schadenfreude? I'm genuinely delighted for everyone going.
Incredible times.
Thank you that's all very useful. What transport would you recommend for airport to the ticket collection area?Difficult to know and you may get better advice from those who have been to Europe watching other teams or England. My observations on Marseille transport
* Be careful of regular taxis. I’ve heard a few comments about them taking the scenic route and running up the meter. If you must use these, have google maps or Waze route with volume turned up so they know you know where they are going!
* Uber seems to be safe and you can enter exact start and finish points, know the fare and pay automatically. Good if you don’t speak French
* The metro and tram have been very safe and easy. Only a small number of lines and well signposted. Cost is fixed price per journey and if you get on a connection within 60 minutes of starting it’s no extra but still need to tap in. You buy from machines at the stop/station. A single ticket is €2 or a card with 10 trips is €15. 10c service charge and pay by card. You can share the ticket, just pass it back as you go through the gate
* Having some Euros in cash is useful. Some of the coffee stops have been cash only. Not sure about taxis. Some have minimum €10 spend on card
* Google maps helps get around
* Citymapper app is fantastic and sorts out route including public transport just like London
* I would recommend downloading Google Translate and the French dictionary for offline use if your French is basic. Camera function works great on menus, signs etc
Hope this helps….
Edinburgh airport any good for you?
They don't seem too bad.
The stadium is fantastic - one from the rugby but this is B block so typical of where we will all be
Would love to see images of Marseille when it is matchday. Have a safe journey everyone!
Excellent work/life balance!Start my journey tomorrow at LGW. Flight to Lyon, client meeting there and then the train to Marseille. Client meeting Thursday morning and then I'm free. Can't wait.
Some people we spoke to got a shuttle bus to the Aix TGV train station and then train to the centre. Sub €10 each I think.Thank you that's all very useful. What transport would you recommend for airport to the ticket collection area?
Indeed. Managed to also book a client meeting in Amsterdam on 9th November as well. What a coincidence the Albion play there that day.Excellent work/life balance!