Which Euro awayday would you like the most?

[carlos tevez is a blue]

Tokyo as it would mean we won itl;)

 

[the goats backside]

Tokyo as it would mean we won itl;)

 

[inbetween]

Barcelona, amazing stadium! Bit worried about playing them though!

 

[mike o]

Celtic and United pals always wax lyrical about Lisbon for a euro away.

Do love the City that would be perfect, plenty of tickets too

 

[YaYa]

Went Barca for the friendly a couple of years ago and that was a class trip. I've always wanted to go to Madrid so I'd go for there or either Milan clubs.

Just watching City play Barca in a friendly was absolutely immense so I can't imagine what it's gonna be like in a Champs League game!!

 

[bluehousemusic]

Of all the Champs league teams we could be drawn against, which ground and city would you most like to visit?

Milan would definitely be up there for me. I have never been to Italy before and Milan is apparently a beautiful city. I would also love to experience the San Siro.

Porto would also be an amazing draw.

What two day breaks are you wetting your lips for?

Milan is not a beautiful city I'm afraid, it is much more modern and industrial than your stereotypical Italian City. From my experience Naples although in many places very rough is a far more interesting place to visit, whilst Rome is the historical dogs bollocks, sadly no Lazio or Roma this time.

The San Siro is a good buzz, it's a little ramshackle round the ages (saying that i went in the late 90's to see Dinamo Zagreb v AC in a UCL qualifier), so it may have changed, the Stadio Olympico was I felt grander and more atmospheric.

If you haven't been to Italy before and want to see it's outstanding beauty wait till we play a Roman team, because otherwise you will be disappointed in Milan. Or go to see AC or Inter then spend more time in the surrounding countryside in Lombardy like the lake district, or make the short journey to Verona.

 

[Boff]

Allianz arena for me in the final

and around the end of September if possible ;)

 

[Lancet Fluke]

Rome (not this year unfortunately), Milan or Dortmund.

 

[mike o]

Surprised by how many have put Milan.

Its a shithole and youre treated like a dog out there watching Football.

Each to their own and all that. Id much prefer German, Portuguese, Spanish places myself.

Suppose it'd be amazing to watch City in the San Siro though haha

 

[Blue_Times]

Of all the Champs league teams we could be drawn against, which ground and city would you most like to visit?

Milan would definitely be up there for me. I have never been to Italy before and Milan is apparently a beautiful city. I would also love to experience the San Siro.

Porto would also be an amazing draw.

What two day breaks are you wetting your lips for?

Milan is not a beautiful city I'm afraid, it is much more modern and industrial than your stereotypical Italian City. From my experience Naples although in many places very rough is a far more interesting place to visit, whilst Rome is the historical dogs bollocks, sadly no Lazio or Roma this time.

The San Siro is a good buzz, it's a little ramshackle round the ages (saying that i went in the late 90's to see Dinamo Zagreb v AC in a UCL qualifier), so it may have changed, the Stadio Olympico was I felt grander and more atmospheric.

If you haven't been to Italy before and want to see it's outstanding beauty wait till we play a Roman team, because otherwise you will be disappointed in Milan. Or go to see AC or Inter then spend more time in the surrounding countryside in Lombardy like the lake district, or make the short journey to Verona.

Yeah since posting that I wanted to go to Milan, I have heard nothing but bad reviews of the place so I might be tempted to give it a miss. Although the San Siro is a massive pull.

I am still keen on Italy however. Has anyone been to Udine?