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Do it. Don't waste the opportunity.Will be in back in the UK for 3 weeks in June and having been to a few Euro’s before I wouldn’t mind snaring some tickets this time around either
First Euros I went to was Euro 96 when I was living there. Went to Scotland v England, Italy v Germany in the group stages and then Germany v Croatia in the quarters and the final between Germany and the Czechs. Went to several WC’s so didn’t get back to the Euros until 2012 for a couple of games and then attended 3 games at the last Euros with the highlight being Italy v Spain in the quartersDo it. Don't waste the opportunity.
Which games have you been to in the past?
Corrupt government/league (Greeks amirite) which has kinda been sorted by FIFA, and then the golden generation of 2004 were all mid 20s early 30s so they retired. Our list is all young players nowadays so it'll take a while to gel, but we're playing some very decent attacking football, which I've never seen from Greece - evah. Our U19s and lower are doing well also.what the fu** happened to you guys. Gone off the radar again.
That's ******* sensational. First class. Not sure if you've mentioned that before but just the discussion of those games are awesome and bring back great memories. Gascgoine's goal, Zola's penalty miss vs the Germans which meant Italy were eliminated in the group. A solid German outfit withstanding a sturdy Croatian unit winning 2-1 led by Kilnsman and Co. The Euro 2016 match was an Italian masterclass where they should have won 5-0 and played the Spaniards off the park which imo was the best display of the whole event. Italy were missing several stars already going into Euro 2016 and were missing several more with significant injuries against the Spaniards.First Euros I went to was Euro 96 when I was living there. Went to Scotland v England, Italy v Germany in the group stages and then Germany v Croatia in the quarters and the final between Germany and the Czechs. Went to several WC’s so didn’t get back to the Euros until 2012 for a couple of games and then attended 3 games at the last Euros with the highlight being Italy v Spain in the quarters
Sixteen teams compete in the play-off section of Euro 2020 qualifying. They are divided into four groups, with one team from each section advancing to the tournament.So are the qualifiers officially done? Google has a bunch of random games in March listed, not sure what that's about.
Mar 26 | Iceland | - | Romania |
Mar 26 | Bulgaria | - | Hungary |
Mar 31 | Winner semi-final 1 | - | Winner semi-final 2 |
Mar 26 | Bosnia & Herzegovina | - | Northern Ireland |
Mar 26 | Slovakia | - | Republic of Ireland |
Mar 31 | Winner semi-final 1 | - | Winner semi-final 2 |
Mar 26 | Scotland | - | Israel |
Mar 26 | Norway | - | Serbia |
Mar 31 | Winner semi-final 1 | - | Winner semi-final 2 |
Mar 26 | Georgia | - | Belarus |
Mar 26 | North Macedonia | - | Kosovo |
And third in their group won last edition too after drawing with Iceland and Hungary.If three teams from each group qualify, it's so diluted and makes for a poorer competition IMO.
Just had a look at the 12 host cities group games. Italy, Denmark, England, Netherlands, Spain and Germany are all at home for all 3 group games. IMO, they should have been kept away from their home stadiums (Germany games in Budapest where the other Group F games are hosted rather than all 3 in Munich for example).
The consequences of WADA's ruling dictate that no Russian government representatives may participate in or attend any Olympic or other sports event put on by a major event organisation over the four-year period. As such, Russian president Vladimir Putin will not be able to attend the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, nor the 2022 World Cup -- should the ban affect that tournament.
Additionally, Russia may not host any major event in the four-year period, and where the right to host such an event has already been awarded to Russia, that right must be withdrawn and re-assigned to another country as far as is legally or practically possible.
The 2020 European Championship football tournament, in which Russia's Saint Petersburg Stadium is set to host several games, is not considered a major event by WADA, therefore Russian participation and hosting will not be affected.
What is going on now is much more important than any sporting tournament.postponed for a year. fu**s sake.
postponed for a year. fu**s sake.
Love how the virus is bad enough to stop sporting comps worldwide yet the major push for a EURO postponement is based around finishing club football lol.Logical move. Got to fit in postponed club competitions.
postponed for a year. fu**s sake.
Love how the virus is bad enough to stop sporting comps worldwide yet the major push for a EURO postponement is based around finishing club football lol.
Serious enough but not serious enough so it seems
What the Euro’s?It’s not a big event anyway.