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with Sweden playing saturday night it could be a good night out in Malmo..........but we also had copenhagen in the back of our heads.
with friay and sunday already decided we should put it to the vote. especially our group who are in malmo -accomodation wise -for the weekend
well with sweden playing in the 1/4 finals it would have to be malmo for me all the way.......could head to copenhagen during the day and head back around six.......have a munch and settle down for the footie??
Exactly what i was thinking...........as early as possible to copenhagen so, we can sleep next week!Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthoftheLee
should be a good buzz around saturday night so i'm with that
You'll be amazed how many people in Denmark have no interest in football.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
For many it's seen as the sport of the lower classes.
Olympic handball, ice hockey and badminton are far more popular.
mmmm, this is an interesting one! :)
I would have definately said Copenhagen on the Saturday night but now with the Sweden game on there could be a good buzz around Malmo that night. Still though, it'd be nice to have a night out in Copenhagen aswell....
I hate these decisons, yeah I suppose ye're right.... Copenhagen during the day on Saturday anyway and we'll probably go back to Malmo for the Sweden game.
Copenhagen would have been obvious pick for saturday if they playing that night.
just to confuse - 3rd option could be Copenhagen on firday night? ;)
the MFF supporters have a night planned for us on friday...........Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
forgot about that....decisions decisions...Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
try organising flags................... :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
the words p!ss up and brewery spring to mind
I have just heard (again) that prices are throught the roof in Sweden and that Swedes?Norwegians all go to Denmark to stock up on drink. Copenhagen might be the cheaper option on the Sat. to be honest.
Lads, what is the story with amount of drink we can bring .... is it cool to bring two bottles of spirits kinda thing ??
** edit **
Here is some info from Heathrow site but it still applies !!
Doesnt really.Quote:
Originally Posted by A face
It aint Duty Free so you can get as much as you like as long as you can prove that it is for personal comsumption i.e. as long as you dont need a fork lift to carry your stuff.
Here is a little map of the subway in Copenhagen
Swedes go to Copenhagen to buy beer from the off licences. The Swedish off licences are called "Systembolaget", are all state owned and are expensive enough. As regards going out in Copenhagen there is not much differance in price, maybe a little more expensive in the Danish capital. A pint of Carlsberg wil cost around 47SEK in Malmö and 42DK in Copenhagen. Withe exchange rate of around 1.25 at the exchange rate around 1.25 at the moment the Danish beer is a little more expensive.
And just for the record - the only bookies on the street are called Svenska Spel or ATG, they are also state owned as are all the chemists (Apoteket). It is illegal for anybody to open one of these privately.
Remember as well that Denmark play their quarter final on Sunday night at 2045 local time, that makes Copenhagen interesting after the Cork match.
hahhaahhaha..........twas all your fault pablo....always changing your mind..... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo
don't get me started. i had a plan and was sticking to it!Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthoftheLee
everyone that has a flag don't forget them!!!!!!!!!!
back to the point.................its gotta be malmo.
cheaper beer
we're stying there
playing there
its Sweden :)
I concur...........
didnt we put all the flags in one bag??? who has it??? :eek:
*pablo bangs head against wall*Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthoftheLee
please say you are joking! they were all shared out! :confused:
Don't those Swedish Off Licence close at the weelend too?
They do, just like they do in Denmark.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
You usually see long queues in the supermarket on a Friday evening.
If you got the ferry from Denmark to Sweden you could do a quick bit of shopping for your beer on board.
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Originally Posted by pete
just get bottles of vodka going over on the plane and a few crates of red bull ;)