Surely cant go too far wrong by booking milan now for relatively cheap, approx 150. Surely an internal flight could be got, for an overall cheaper price than direct to say Rome, if thats where it is confirmed.
Surely cant go too far wrong by booking milan now for relatively cheap, approx 150. Surely an internal flight could be got, for an overall cheaper price than direct to say Rome, if thats where it is confirmed.
Internal flights are far from cheap.We took an each way bet by booking flights to Bologna, roughly equidistant between Rome and Milan, 125 euro return.Train to Milan every 22 minutes, 28 euro single, 1 hour 45 mins.Turin is now ruled out ,as Del alpi is under reconstruction, Naples ain't gonna get it,so take your pick SAN SIRO or OLIMPICO.Given Milans greater capacity, 85000, as against 72000 in Rome,we would be entitled to 1300 extra tickets.Both Stadiums are fantastic, but for football, its hard to touch San Siro, no running track, and incredibly steep stands.Imagine, much smaller pitch than Croker,but 16000 more seats!![]()
Italian trains are/were relatively cheap if that helps. Look on http://www.seat61.com for links to their website.
And by the time we play them, will Alitalia even still exist?
PS.Everyone's who's been says Milan's a kip. Especially for football!
Trains can be slow though. 8 hours it took me to get from Rimini to Rome last year, with the connecting train two hours late and losing another hour or so on the trip.
ill be looking at flying to bologna on the monday, then getting the train to rome on the tuesday..as sub of the day said it is nice and central, so in the event it is in milan its just as easy to get a train!
'How can I hate women, my Mums one!!!' Chris Finch
I was in San Siro early last year for an Inter game and the atmosphere was incredible. Its quite an old stadium but i think its been refurbished somewhat since the recent trouble they had there. Upper tier is crazy steep and italians dont seem to believe in taking the 'seat' (very old style tubs) you're allocated, it was free for all. Would recommend it and wont mind going back there, great views from all parts of the stadium. Good transport links from the city centre as well so very easy to get to.
When is the latest date the Italian FA have to announce a venue?
Ridiculous growing rumour that the game is currently pencilled in for Turins 'Olimpico' stadium...capacity 27,500.
Surely that's a **** take![]()
Up North? Hmmm, didn't expect that. Still not booking any flight til venue confirmed
press@figc.it
There is the email address of the press and public relations officer of the Italian Football Federation.
If you could email them and ask them when the venue for the Ireland game is to be announced, and relay the response here that would be great.
Thanks
i hope its in mainz again, great little spot..:-)
'How can I hate women, my Mums one!!!' Chris Finch
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