football in Poland

I came back from Poland yesterday with the mrs after a few days away for her birthday from a place called Wroclaw (I'd never heard of it before booking it either!).Anyway,one evening as we were leaving the hotel a tram passed full of footy fans singing their heads off all in their Slask Wroclaw colours of green and red. I said to mrs i'd love to go as they have got a new 42000 seater stadium,after a few choice words from her she agreed to go.At the stadium we were lucky enough to get tkts for £10 each,slightly restricted view,for a champions league qualifier against Seville. Well,what an atmosphere in there,2 blokes controlling the crowd from a smalll platform in the stand like a conductor with an orchestra!.£2 for a pint and pizza slice which you could take into the stand. I didn't think id beat the. Leeds fa cup for atmosphere but this was icredible.
If ur thinking of going to poland for football I would recommend Wroclaw as its a beautiful place to visit and very cheap!

Nice one.

Fancy doing something like that one of these days, myself.

Frankie fryers away days eat your heart out!!!

Seen footage of them before the euros, atmosphere looked quality.

Off to Poland (Krakow) with the lads in a couple of weeks and are fortunate enough to be there when a local derby is taking place.
Im not sure of the history of these sides and not sure which team to support. any suggestions welcome please.
May even take a Cardiff City flag along and make some allies.

Cracovia Kraków 17 : 00 Wisła Kraków

It won't be easy to get tkts for that game Jes, we had to give our driving license's as I.d. to get a tkt.Mates of mine went last year when the Krakow derby was on and they said the police were everywhere.Heard they're a bit knife happy in Krakow football too!.

It won't be easy to get tkts for that game Jes, we had to give our driving license's as I.d. to get a tkt.Mates of mine went last year when the Krakow derby was on and they said the police were everywhere.Heard they're a bit knife happy in Krakow football too!.

It won't be easy to get tkts for that game Jes, we had to give our driving license's as I.d. to get a tkt.Mates of mine went last year when the Krakow derby was on and they said the police were everywhere.Heard they're a bit knife happy in Krakow football too!.

Cheers mate,
I'll see what I can do as it would be great to get to a game.
I'm thinking Wisla Krakow more now as they've got some good history.

Jes, try regestering with the club first,at least then ur on the database

Jes, try regestering with the club first,at least then ur on the database

Cheers mate, ive emailed the club to ask how we go about this 1st so i will see what developes 1st.

I came back from Poland yesterday with the mrs after a few days away for her birthday from a place called Wroclaw (I'd never heard of it before booking it either!).Anyway,one evening as we were leaving the hotel a tram passed full of footy fans singing their heads off all in their Slask Wroclaw colours of green and red. I said to mrs i'd love to go as they have got a new 42000 seater stadium,after a few choice words from her she agreed to go.At the stadium we were lucky enough to get tkts for £10 each,slightly restricted view,for a champions league qualifier against Seville. Well,what an atmosphere in there,2 blokes controlling the crowd from a smalll platform in the stand like a conductor with an orchestra!.£2 for a pint and pizza slice which you could take into the stand. I didn't think id beat the. Leeds fa cup for atmosphere but this was icredible.
If ur thinking of going to poland for football I would recommend Wroclaw as its a beautiful place to visit and very cheap!

Its even cheaper and better in Bulgaria if you are willing to avoid the odd flare.

Off to Poland (Krakow) with the lads in a couple of weeks and are fortunate enough to be there when a local derby is taking place.
Im not sure of the history of these sides and not sure which team to support. any suggestions welcome please.
May even take a Cardiff City flag along and make some allies.

Cracovia Kraków 17 : 00 Wisła Kraków

I would avoid that game like the plague its considered one of the most violent derbies in Europe and they aint afraid to kill each other well known for using knives, axes and all sorts of other weapons