I’m going to a traditional Italian bars and restaurants. Why travel all that way for a bar you can get on Deansgate?
Don't see the need to fill other form out , City already have all my details ie name ,address, telephone No.You're right, I just reread it...
"Italian bylaws dictate each ticket must have been registered and used by the supporter who has purchased it. Following the purchase of your ticket, all supporter details have been passed to Atalanta B.C. in accordance with this law. The name your ticket was registered to will need to match the details on your passport (which you will need with you on the day) in order for you to gain entry to the San Siro Stadium. If the information you provided does not match that on your passport/EU driving licence or your match ticket, you are at risk of not being allowed to enter the stadium."
... it is ambiguous. I'm still taking my passport just in case.
Comes across more a survey to find how we are all travellingDon't see the need to fill other form out , City already have all my details ie name ,address, telephone No.
Also my passport will not tell anybody where I've come from or how I've travelled , so why the need for a departure and arrival date or place, or mode of transport ?
Wouldn't be more usual to ask for the passport number to check against the passport , instead of a supporters number ?
Should have put Thomas CookComes across more a survey to find how we are all travelling
I put, planes, trains and automobiles
Should have put Thomas Cook
Coming back on lakers airline
Where is Magicpole when you need him ....!Whats it got to do with Celtic?