Around Easter time in 2007, a couple of my friends and I traveled from Aalesund (Norway) to England and Scotland. We began our journey in Manchester where we stayed for three days and also attended Manchester United vs Liverpool at Old Trafford. Then we headed towards Liverpool and watched the game between Everton and West Ham at Goodison Park. The next destination was a little city called Huddersfield, where we planed to watch Huddersfield against Leeds. But unfortunately this match got postponed! We then took the train to York, a beautiful historical city in England. This city is rich on culture and have many buildings from the antiquity. I will definitive come back to York at a later time. We attended York vs Nortwich from Kit Kat Crescent. It was really interesting watching a match from the Conference Leauge and the spectators were engaged, even though this is the poorest level of all. We continued our holiday and flew to Glasgow, Scotland. Here we watched one of the greatest derby’s in the world, between Rangers and Celtic at Ibrox Stadium. After sightseeing a couple of days in Glasgow, we took a flight to London and watched an international friendly between Brazil and Sweden at Emirates Stadium. The journey then ended with a lot of shopping and sightseeing before we returned to Norway. I have published lots of new pictures, don’t forget to take a look at them.
Football Travel 2007
Visitor activity
One of the interesting things when having a homepage is being able to see what country your visitors are coming from. Since my homepage is very fresh and new, I only have about 500 unique visitors for a period of 5 months. Here are the countries of my visitors.
The 2012 UEFA European Football Championship
Just watched the EFC qualification LIVE on EurosSport from Warzaw, Poland. My country, Norway, will be meeting the following teams: Portugal, Denmark, Iceland and Cyprus. Its going to be a very hard qualification. But its going to be even harder to participate in the EFC in the first place, so it doesnt really matter who we meet. If we get qualified for the EFC against those opponents we do in fact earn the participation.
