Any Clues how best to get to Mostar or Sigma Olomouc Play off?

A1969Eagle

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Is this one of the toughest trips for fans to get to either of these clubs when the draw takes place on the 16th Jan?
Any tips would be appreciated please...
 
A quick google & (assuming that I have googled the right thing) it seems Mostar stadium holds 9,000 people & Sigma stadium holds 12,400 so likely we will get maybe 1200 / 1500 tickets for the Mostar game & maybe 1650 / 1900 for the sigma game -

With only 3500 Parish points I am confident of not going.
 
Getting to Olomouc is a piece of cake. Fly to Prague, Vienna, Krakow or maybe other places and catch a train.

Getting to Mostar is not. There is only one feasible train a day from Sarajevo and that's early morning. Getting the bus from Split is a good option, although time-consuming.
 
Getting to Olomouc is a piece of cake. Fly to Prague, Vienna, Krakow or maybe other places and catch a train.

Getting to Mostar is not. There is only one feasible train a day from Sarajevo and that's early morning. Getting the bus from Split is a good option, although time-consuming.
Hope we dont get Mostar them . You can fly there but need at least one stop probably 2
 
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I presume both have political factions amongst their fans? I also hope they won't be too bothered about us and think we're just Crystal Palace and we're a bit of fun. But the news of trouble could have easily spread and sent entirely the wrong message. The political ultras of these clubs could be out looking for us. I note these type of teams tend to be either ultra right or ultra left wing, with an ethnic, race and religion aspect in the former Yugoslav states.
 
looks most inviting, maybe the home fans will throw raw meat at us to keep us pacified, may have been designed with Serbian supporters in mind, keep your fingers crossed for Olomouc - and it's pronounced olomOATS - and I have this on the highest authority because I am half-Czech and the second, third and fourth letters of my surname are 'ouc' - so 'oats' as in Quakers if you please.🙂
 
looks most inviting, maybe the home fans will throw raw meat at us to keep us pacified, may have been designed with Serbian supporters in mind, keep your fingers crossed for Olomouc - and it's pronounced olomOATS - and I have this on the highest authority because I am half-Czech and the second, third and fourth letters of my surname are 'ouc' - so 'oats' as in Quakers if you please.🙂
I wanted to point out that the correct name is Olmütz. But I will refrain from doing so, because I don't want to get defenestrated on my next visit to Prague, as happened to some of us a few hundred years ago when they insisted on similar trifles. 😀
 
I wanted to point out that the correct name is Olmütz. But I will refrain from doing so, because I don't want to get defenestrated on my next visit to Prague, as happened to some of us a few hundred years ago when they insisted on similar trifles. 😀
Prague off. I have family in Lundendorf (Břeclav) and Brünn (Brno - where Bren guns were made - by Czechs) so I might be able to wangle some cheap accommodation. On behalf of the Czech nation I would like to thank you for your schnitzels, sauerkraut and dumplings which we took to our hearts and stomachs but I regret the inclusion of Roman Catholicism into the package.
 
Prague off. I have family in Lundendorf (Břeclav) and Brünn (Brno - where Bren guns were made - by Czechs) so I might be able to wangle some cheap accommodation. On behalf of the Czech nation I would like to thank you for your schnitzels, sauerkraut and dumplings which we took to our hearts and stomachs but I regret the inclusion of Roman Catholicism into the package.
and we never insisted on trifles, that is an English abomination.
 
Prague off. I have family in Lundendorf (Břeclav) and Brünn (Brno - where Bren guns were made - by Czechs) so I might be able to wangle some cheap accommodation. On behalf of the Czech nation I would like to thank you for your schnitzels, sauerkraut and dumplings which we took to our hearts and stomachs but I regret the inclusion of Roman Catholicism into the package.
Passed Brno a month ago on our way to Dresden. Best import from Brno was Rene Wagner, who joined Rapid Vienna from Boby Brno and was their main striker for nearly a decade in the late 90s. Not to forget the Staroborno, one of my favourites in my local pub in Vienna .....
 
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