Yeah i read that despite being banned they travelled through 3 countries to get there, how they was not stopped is madness. Is the proposed game next week with Zagreb set to be behind closed doors i imagine? question for you, in rank, what are the biggest supported teams in Athens and how many top tier clubs reside in Athens?Very bad.
There are responsibilities in the police. They traveled 3 countries and no one stopped them.
There are also Greek fascists (Panathinaikos fans) who helped the Croats. We don't know if he was killed by a Greek or a Croat. There were fears about yesterday's Panathinaikos match but no other incidents happened.
AEK asks UEFA to ban Dinamo Zagreb. as co-responsible.
Fortunately, Athens will be empty next week, everyone will be on vacation.
Yeah i read that despite being banned they travelled through 3 countries to get there, how they was not stopped is madness. Is the proposed game next week with Zagreb set to be behind closed doors i imagine? question for you, in rank, what are the biggest supported teams in Athens and how many top tier clubs reside in Athens?
Ryanair’s 50/50 at best of timesAnyone else affected by Ryanair strike? Chances of a flight from Belgium on Monday are very slight.
EverywhereAnyone know where everyone is meeting up for a few sherberts before the game in Athens next Wednesday
They have plenty of faults, but I've flown with them for years and never had an issue, particularly cancellations.Ryanair’s 50/50 at best of times
There are flights from Brussels, approx 1hr 20 by train. Plenty of time to get the connection if Ryanair choose to transfer us. Airlines sadly have a poor record in this 'solution' tho and seem to try A) not to pay compensation. B) pay it if you keep at them.3x tickets arrived in the uefa app, all in section 118. Two of us are flying out via Charleroi on Monday but as @blueandy1mac has mentioned, ryanair pilot strikes might scupper this.