dannybcity
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The only other ground it could really be at would be Brondby's ground which holds 22,000.
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bluefandk
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Thats not going to happen that would be like us playing at OT.dannybcity said:The only other ground it could really be at would be Brondby's ground which holds 22,000.
dannybcity
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bluefandk said:Thats not going to happen that would be like us playing at OT.dannybcity said:The only other ground it could really be at would be Brondby's ground which holds 22,000.
Well the way I see it they don't have much choice.
DontLookBackInAnger
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bluefandk said:Thats not going to happen that would be like us playing at OT.dannybcity said:The only other ground it could really be at would be Brondby's ground which holds 22,000.
or like the rags playing at city............ oh wait they did!
bluefandk
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If they have to change it they will more likely move it to Malmø in Sweden.DontLookBackInAnger said:bluefandk said:Thats not going to happen that would be like us playing at OT.
or like the rags playing at city............ oh wait they did!
DontLookBackInAnger
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bluefandk said:If they have to change it they will more likely move it to Malmø in Sweden.
Isnt there some kind of rule about playing in your own country, I seem to remember this came up when we where playing TNS, and they wanted to play the 2nd leg at Annfield or something like that.
Shooter 83
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No way should we switch it round. Don't be mug's City.
bluefandk
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Well there is no way Brøndby will allow them to use their stadium. Their fans would go apeshit if that ever happened. And Brøndby own their stadium and would never let it happen!DontLookBackInAnger said:bluefandk said:If they have to change it they will more likely move it to Malmø in Sweden.
Isnt there some kind of rule about playing in your own country, I seem to remember this came up when we where playing TNS, and they wanted to play the 2nd leg at Annfield or something like that.
dannybcity
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Well unlucky Copenhagen, good effort, try again next year.
*Edit. What about Midgetland?
*Edit. What about Midgetland?
DontLookBackInAnger
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bluefandk said:Well there is no way Brøndby will allow them to use their stadium. Their fans would go apeshit if that ever happened. And Brøndby own their stadium and would never let it happen!DontLookBackInAnger said:Isnt there some kind of rule about playing in your own country, I seem to remember this came up when we where playing TNS, and they wanted to play the 2nd leg at Annfield or something like that.
clearly the easiest way out is to switch the fixtures and I would be shocked if they don't do that.