POLONIA WARSZAWA

Hope you will visit some Polonia games if you by any chance visit Warsaw

I think they are green and yellow, aren't they?

They have to settle something with their brains, and it's not anything new

I'm just listening Focus - legendary Dutch prog-rock band. Maybe you know sth similar which I could enjoy? I think the most similar would be a band called "Trace" led by one Rick van der Linden (he has unfortunately died few years ago). They even had common drummer with "Focus" for some time. And t...

Everything on that day was related to the 65th anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising, which was celebrated on August the 1st.

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opstand_van_Warschau

Have a nice time in Warsaw too...

Well, certainly the "Old Town" (Stare Miasto, medieval) and the New Town (Nowe Miasto, reneissance ;) ) are worth visiting, with the greatest amount of pubs and restaurants, and Polonia stadium is just there (it is formally a part of the New Town district). Next you can take a walk along the so call...

It's funny, that the black-white-red flag here, is exactly similar to the Polonia flag . its a Dutch flag, only the quality is bad :) btw, Polonia's flag (tricolor) is black,white,red - not red,white,black ;) Yeah, sorry, I was writing it from memory, not looking at the pic. Indeed, it is upside-do...

People here think we should like ourselves for several reasons: - You are friends with Sparta Rotterdam, which seems to be a similar club to Polonia there (and consider Feyenoord and Legia as the opposite similarity), so you may imagine our situation here - You are also friends with St. Pauli; as I ...

I think that Che is in general considered as an anti-capitalist and anti-american symbol. Here in PL he is sometimes connected (confused?) with the soviet communism, which I believe was a bit different thing. Still, neither is my piece of cake. I think that 99% of clubs in Poland are more or less st...

Besides there is not pasteurized beer Ciechan, also worth beeing tried I can strongly recommend this one. The only thing is that it cannot be purchased in pubs I think, only a bottled version in shops. Actually the only Polish beer I really like is Lech (still, I wouldn't say it's some original rec...

And, to all Dutch guys here: please let us know your opinions about your stay in Warsaw afterwards

There is always a simplest option possible: you just come and buy the tickets for the Main Stand and go there with the flow of the local people. It happens quite often than away supporters enter the stadium like this, and sometimes they even have the scarves and things showing that they are apparent...

Book your stay in Warsaw for few days then. It's nice here now from the tourist point of view, and many events going on in the weekend.

At worse, you will need to drive 100-200 km from Warsaw to the game, if it's in the other city, and then back. If it's here, there's no problem.

As for me, this is the best picture of our stadium ever taken ;) http://www.wielkapolonia.pl/galeria_zdjec/2008.2009/2008.10.17pol-cra/imagepages/01.html The away supporters sector is on the left: standing places on three concrete steps behind a fence. Now you know, what kind of problem we have ;). ...

The best solution for us would be a stadium in Kielce where Korona plays. They are friends of us, so we ourselves wouldn't have any problem in the city there. Unfortunately the owners of the stadium (local authorities there) do not want us to play there - no idea why. I still hope it will be there, ...

Legia stadium is being rebuilt at the moment and only one stand for about 5000 people is opened there. They have the same problem as we have in terms of UEFA competition. Or even bigger (we still have 2 stands open). What's more interesting, both Wisła Kraków and Lech Poznań cannot play in the UEFA ...

For me personally it may be perfectly solved like this. But I don't know what would be the club's opinion about it, and what UEFA may say. And still, it much depends on you too ;). The stand on the picture is sort of a "family" stand, so there are families with children and casual Warsaw citizens ra...

Mokotowski pisze:

M@jkel pisze:How did you write a polish letter "ł" ?

Let me guess ctrl c?

No. Ctrl v.

He used to be the best player during autumn a year ago, then he had an injury and didn't play until spring I think. Later he wasn't really useful on the pitch. And this year he just seems he does not want to play here anymore. Still, he is called for the national team from time to time. But doesn't ...

I think it's better to write in English here, than to use Google Translator somewhere else

Podgorica pisze:Our player Abraham Kudemor can't come to Poland becouse of visa. He stayed in Hungary becouse he didn't had Shangen A visa.
So, stop with crap about visa ...

Yeah... He could have stayed there longer, but unfortunately for you he didn't, and got red card in the game

Podgorica pisze: And Zvonko Bogdan don't have any relations with us. You are just faddle...

But for some people in your country Zvonko Bogdan seems more important than your team.

Hard to say actually who is playing worse .

Podgorica pisze:We can't let your boys walking in our town like that. You also wouldn`t let us do it, you will attack us. I say that was youngsters... "old school" wasn't there...

We probably wouldn't attack. Why bother?

But there is another club in Warsaw - I can't declare anything on their behalf .

Cracovia - Polonia Bytom 1:2
Arka Gdynia - Lechia Gdańsk 3:1
Piast Gliwice - Łódzki KS 1:2
Polonia Warszawa - Odra Wodzisław Śląski 3:0
Górnik Zabrze - Wisła Kraków 0:3
Lech Poznań - Legia Warszawa 3:0