I'm of limited means for this campaign and while I know I won't get to all away games, I'm determined to do the Ex-Communist run. I'd imagine the agents will do some type of a deal on the double header in Sept. Just hope its affordable.
I'm of limited means for this campaign and while I know I won't get to all away games, I'm determined to do the Ex-Communist run. I'd imagine the agents will do some type of a deal on the double header in Sept. Just hope its affordable.
Here they come! It’s the charge of the “Thanks” Brigade!
Would have 3-4 people interested here.
From what I can remember the Georgia Albania trip last time round was around the 1000 mark with 747 travel. Think they were based in Malta or Cyprus.
There'll be snow on that one.
Went with 747 for that trip. The last time we used a travel agent. I think it cost 1,000 alright.. We were based in Tbilisi. The route 747 took was as follows.
Dublin-London-Istanbul-Tbilisi 3 nights in Tbilisi then we went Tbilisi-Istanbul-Tirana 3 nights spent on the side of a mountain then Tirana-Istanbul-London-Dublin. A Crazy itinerary
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Dublin-Stansted-Ancona-Rimini-San Marino-Rimini-Ancona-Rome-Dublin
Three of us would be on for this.
"I'd rather play in front of a full house than an empty crowd" Johnny Giles
Have looked into this extensively in the past. It is prohibitive due to the time on the ground. There is no problem getting to Tbilisi and there is no problem getting home from Montengro. THERE is a little problem getting from Tbilisi to Montenegro![]()
I would suggest that a charter from Tbilisi to Montenegro would be viable as it would invlove no waiting around and I imagine that even those who have already booked to go around the world may take a hit if a direct flight was on offer. I know 8 of us did all the away games last time including Denmark. We would jump at a charter from Tbilisi to Montenegro and may be much more practical to organise.
If you go ahead good luck![]()
Myself and another person may be interested in this, depending on the price.
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