John Wayne
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Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
Has the idea of re-laying the surface been explored?
Has the idea of re-laying the surface been explored?
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CSKA Moscow v City - Pre match discussion
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Krieng_Thai OSC
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Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
When you get the visa stamped in your passport nothing else to worry about. You are free to go any city.
As far as I know, passport control and immigration are not bother to check when you exit Russia. They may check only declaration paper (the one you fill up before landing to Russia).
During traveling, Police will not bother if your visa is from any city. And only when you are in trouble they will contact to your sponsor which is your hotel.
From my understanding, when you move to other city you need to have new sponsor and register to police station. When you exit country they will check if you have stamp where you stay every single night.
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I check up with my friend in Moscow. You need to register you visa within 3 days upon arrival. Your hotel will do for you.
When you move to new city. New hotel will register your visa again. Your visa is valid only need registration by your host.
You better register your visa even you are stay less than 3 days, just to be in safe site and register fee is cheap.
South Stander said:How does that affect our visas if the match is moved to Krasnodar ? Because your hotel won't be the one you've declared you're staying at and the region / City you're visiting won't be as declared. Could the Russians get a bit arsey and declare your visa invalid?
When you get the visa stamped in your passport nothing else to worry about. You are free to go any city.
As far as I know, passport control and immigration are not bother to check when you exit Russia. They may check only declaration paper (the one you fill up before landing to Russia).
During traveling, Police will not bother if your visa is from any city. And only when you are in trouble they will contact to your sponsor which is your hotel.
From my understanding, when you move to other city you need to have new sponsor and register to police station. When you exit country they will check if you have stamp where you stay every single night.
Edit...
I check up with my friend in Moscow. You need to register you visa within 3 days upon arrival. Your hotel will do for you.
When you move to new city. New hotel will register your visa again. Your visa is valid only need registration by your host.
You better register your visa even you are stay less than 3 days, just to be in safe site and register fee is cheap.
The Northern Baptist
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Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
Ive just told them Im an employee of the company that I am actually a director of.
Maybe it's a risk but can't see it being a problem.
I also work form home as well but haven't bothered telling them that has how will they know?
2 out of the 3 of us travelling are company directors so all could go tits up!
GazC said:Has anybody who's a company director managed to get a visa? The requirements are a struggle, especially with the timeframe needed. If anybody has got one I'd be interested to know how you did it.
Ive just told them Im an employee of the company that I am actually a director of.
Maybe it's a risk but can't see it being a problem.
I also work form home as well but haven't bothered telling them that has how will they know?
2 out of the 3 of us travelling are company directors so all could go tits up!
John Wayne
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Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
You should be fine. The lad I'm going with is registered as self-employed but has been working indefinitely for a limited company under the Construction Industry Scheme. To save a load of hassle, he just put down that he was an employee of the company. He has since received his visa with no questions asked.
Fanny Fart said:GazC said:Has anybody who's a company director managed to get a visa? The requirements are a struggle, especially with the timeframe needed. If anybody has got one I'd be interested to know how you did it.
Ive just told them Im an employee of the company that I am actually a director of.
Maybe it's a risk but can't see it being a problem.
I also work form home as well but haven't bothered telling them that has how will they know?
2 out of the 3 of us travelling are company directors so all could go tits up!
You should be fine. The lad I'm going with is registered as self-employed but has been working indefinitely for a limited company under the Construction Industry Scheme. To save a load of hassle, he just put down that he was an employee of the company. He has since received his visa with no questions asked.
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Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
@AlexHoliga: Index.hr claim CSKA could host their CL match vs. Viktoria Plzen in Pula, Croatia, as they're having trouble finding a ground in Russia (!?)
Hmmm this might mean we could play there too. Imagine all those Bosnians coming lol
@AlexHoliga: Index.hr claim CSKA could host their CL match vs. Viktoria Plzen in Pula, Croatia, as they're having trouble finding a ground in Russia (!?)
Hmmm this might mean we could play there too. Imagine all those Bosnians coming lol
Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
Did a search and translated this......
CSKA Moscow seeks stadium where you could play a Champions League match against Victoria Plzen second October, and the index has learned that the Russians asking for stadium Aldo Drosina in Pula.
The connection is , of course, the wealthy owner of Istria in 1961 Mikhail Ščeglov , a man with strong business contacts in Russia, which Muscovites can provide favorable conditions . Index learned that morning interviews lasted between Pula - Moscow - Zagreb, in which the Russians asked about the characteristics and capabilities of the stadium Aldo Drosina . The outcome and details of conversation are unknown .
Ščeglov was once a board member of Spartak Moscow , while the 2004th to 2008th was director Himkija with whom he came into the big leagues . In Porec and Medulin Among these was still time to prepare . He made his fortune in the oil business .
Research Director confirmed : " The Russians have called, waiting for a reply HNS "
A few hours after the announcement Indexovog text , information was confirmed CEO Istria Neven Šprajcer , which for Glas Istre said : "The truth is , business partners Mikhail Ščeglova leading CSKA they called and asked if there Pula Stadium UEFA ." There is, but not one that is valid for the Champions League . Pula are addressed first league HNS who is reported to be the answer to get tomorrow (Friday) in the early afternoon .
" If we get a positive answer , we will see whether in the Moscow club decide to play this game in Pula ," he added Šprajcer .
Pula Arena was opened in 2010th years and is one of the most modern in Croatia and beyond. Places in the stands there for tens of thousands of fans. Two years ago, there is a Croatian team hosted the Czech Republic in a friendly match .
Czechs do not even know where you are traveling to the game
CSKA , whose stadium last year renewed and should be opened 2015th , trying to take care of the household in the country , but the Arena Khimki has a problem with a lawn that UEFA can not be tolerated , as a fallback position in Krasnodar waste due Match Kuban day later , and the rest stadiums do not meet all the requirements . Russian media reported that there is an option to play a match on neutral ground somewhere in Europe , which would be the first such case .
At the same time from the Czech Republic came the shocking news that in Pilsen do not even know the problems with the stadium or where they should travel to visit .
Interfax reports that Muscovites refuge offered Rostov, but nothing goes without the blessing of UEFA. The decision is expected by the end of the day or on Friday morning , according to Russian sources . According to the latest information, it is possible to replace the household , so that first the Russians will host Victoria and later played in Russia.
CSKA Moscow 's Champions League defeat opened the reigning champion Bayern Munich. The group is also Manchester City.
Did a search and translated this......
CSKA Moscow seeks stadium where you could play a Champions League match against Victoria Plzen second October, and the index has learned that the Russians asking for stadium Aldo Drosina in Pula.
The connection is , of course, the wealthy owner of Istria in 1961 Mikhail Ščeglov , a man with strong business contacts in Russia, which Muscovites can provide favorable conditions . Index learned that morning interviews lasted between Pula - Moscow - Zagreb, in which the Russians asked about the characteristics and capabilities of the stadium Aldo Drosina . The outcome and details of conversation are unknown .
Ščeglov was once a board member of Spartak Moscow , while the 2004th to 2008th was director Himkija with whom he came into the big leagues . In Porec and Medulin Among these was still time to prepare . He made his fortune in the oil business .
Research Director confirmed : " The Russians have called, waiting for a reply HNS "
A few hours after the announcement Indexovog text , information was confirmed CEO Istria Neven Šprajcer , which for Glas Istre said : "The truth is , business partners Mikhail Ščeglova leading CSKA they called and asked if there Pula Stadium UEFA ." There is, but not one that is valid for the Champions League . Pula are addressed first league HNS who is reported to be the answer to get tomorrow (Friday) in the early afternoon .
" If we get a positive answer , we will see whether in the Moscow club decide to play this game in Pula ," he added Šprajcer .
Pula Arena was opened in 2010th years and is one of the most modern in Croatia and beyond. Places in the stands there for tens of thousands of fans. Two years ago, there is a Croatian team hosted the Czech Republic in a friendly match .
Czechs do not even know where you are traveling to the game
CSKA , whose stadium last year renewed and should be opened 2015th , trying to take care of the household in the country , but the Arena Khimki has a problem with a lawn that UEFA can not be tolerated , as a fallback position in Krasnodar waste due Match Kuban day later , and the rest stadiums do not meet all the requirements . Russian media reported that there is an option to play a match on neutral ground somewhere in Europe , which would be the first such case .
At the same time from the Czech Republic came the shocking news that in Pilsen do not even know the problems with the stadium or where they should travel to visit .
Interfax reports that Muscovites refuge offered Rostov, but nothing goes without the blessing of UEFA. The decision is expected by the end of the day or on Friday morning , according to Russian sources . According to the latest information, it is possible to replace the household , so that first the Russians will host Victoria and later played in Russia.
CSKA Moscow 's Champions League defeat opened the reigning champion Bayern Munich. The group is also Manchester City.
John Wayne
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Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
Here is the proof:-
<a class="postlink" href="http://pfc-cska.com/en/news/?id=7166" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://pfc-cska.com/en/news/?id=7166</a>
I'm not sure how this affects us. The situation thus far has been utterly shambolic.
Here is the proof:-
<a class="postlink" href="http://pfc-cska.com/en/news/?id=7166" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://pfc-cska.com/en/news/?id=7166</a>
I'm not sure how this affects us. The situation thus far has been utterly shambolic.
blue b4 the moon
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Re: CSKA Moscow v City (Wednesday 23 October)
If the game gets moved City (I know its not there fault) should cover the extra expense for travelling fans as a good will gesture failing that I would maybe pay a 'small surcharge' to cover it on next years S/C.
If the game gets moved City (I know its not there fault) should cover the extra expense for travelling fans as a good will gesture failing that I would maybe pay a 'small surcharge' to cover it on next years S/C.
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