Pre season friendly in Norway

Any chance of 4 team tournament in norway_
Cardiff City, Molde and maybe Aalesund (and the little club from Trondheim!) as they are reasonably close cities.

I know our seasons are different but would it be possible?


To be honest - I would rather play Molde with Brann and Viking Stavanger.

Would be a good trip for the fans.

I doubt pre season is high on the agenda at the moment down the City or among fans.

Have you ever been to Norway? beautiful place, however one of the most expensive places I've been!

I'm sure the football season in Norway has just stared or has started when our season is over here .

Any chance of 4 team tournament in norway_
Cardiff City, Molde and maybe Aalesund (and the little club from Trondheim!) as they are reasonably close cities.

I know our seasons are different but would it be possible?


To be honest - I would rather play Molde with Brann and Viking Stavanger.

Would be a good trip for the fans.

I spoke to Ole about playing there next Summer, he said not to rule it out.

I bet there will be a game against Molde in Molde... Excellent stadium, beautifully located by the ocean, with the Romsdals Alps in the background.

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I bet there will be a game against Molde in Molde... Excellent stadium, beautifully located by the ocean, with the Romsdals Alps in the background.

molde.jpg

I would love to visit Norway with Cardiff, Ive travelled all over Europe watching Cardiff, but not Norway yet

I was paying £6 a pint back in 1999. I was in Bergen (Norway) with my job. Beautiful scenery there and gorgeous ladies.

Norway is one of the most beautiful countries in the world and have the best summers apparently, but like others have said it's expensive. Honestly think Uncle Vinny will have us go out to Malaysia though.

Well, if you do get around to hitting Norway, one of our local traditions you must try is Aquavit. I have standing orders from all my US friends to bring some bottles over to them when I visit them. They prefer that stuff over anything else I can get from the duty free shops.

It's not a drink for the feint of heart though. As a journalist in US online mag Huffington Post wrote, apparently somewhat in awe: "It's a potato-based spirit flavored with herbs. It's very potent. Most people use beer as a chaser. It's hardcore. "

Sounds like something you'd want to celebrate a particular enjoyable match with, doesn't it?

Looking at a fishing trip there next year in the northern Fjords

Well, if you do get around to hitting Norway, one of our local traditions you must try is Aquavit. I have standing orders from all my US friends to bring some bottles over to them when I visit them. They prefer that stuff over anything else I can get from the duty free shops.

It's not a drink for the feint of heart though. As a journalist in US online mag Huffington Post wrote, apparently somewhat in awe: "It's a potato-based spirit flavored with herbs. It's very potent. Most people use beer as a chaser. It's hardcore. "

Sounds like something you'd want to celebrate a particular enjoyable match with, doesn't it?

once tried something similar. a friend bought it back from ireland. poucheene (excuse the spelling) i think it is called.
very nice to drink but f*cking lethal

If we go down Solskjaer will be gone, so I wouldn't plan your holiday yet