They are basically named after the region they play in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brooster
Mid Jutland
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They are basically named after the region they play in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brooster
Mid Jutland
OK, flights to Hamburg purchased and gonna hire a car and drive up.
We might even visit some of my Missus' distant relatives on the way up... for a free overnight stay 😁
Wait till Robbie Williams tries that one!Quote:
Originally Posted by Renfrew_Hibby
It literally translates as Mid-Jutland, which in Danish becomes mit-YOO-laun. At least that's how I perceive it with my rudimentary understanding of Swedish (which is very similar).Quote:
Originally Posted by Brooster
Meatierland. Can we get meatball back ?
Hi - how are you flying? Airline and times - thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by HIBS NUTS
I was at the Bratislava v Trnava “Derby” earlier in the year, where they were beaten 1-0 at home and thought the standard was absolutely terrible.
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Originally Posted by B.H.F.C
23rd Edinburgh to GatwickQuote:
Originally Posted by IanFaeClerrie
Gatwick to Hamburg
24th early morning train to herring
25th herring to Hamburg
Hamburg to Gatwick
26th early morning train to Edinburgh
I asked a Dane and you got that right 👍🏻Quote:
Originally Posted by SHODAN
23rd EJ 6.00 EZY337Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBS NUTS
23rd EJ 9.50 EZ9635
24 th train 7.03 EC1198
25 th train 10.59 EC1198
25th EJ 21.00 EZ6636
Mid Jutland. Refers to the geographical area.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brooster
ChatGPT has our percentage chances of winning at 38.4%, though before it got to that figure I did have to correct it by telling it the away goals rule doesn't apply anymore and that Nisbet, Paul McGinn and Daz no longer play for us.
I took it upon myself to watch some of their highlights from last season. They look pretty good . Scored some really nice goals , alot of rockets into the top corner from outside the box . They're going to be a handful
7.30pm KO (local time) for the first leg and 8pm KO for the 2nd leg.
Think the 8am train from Hamburg on matchday 1 will be doing me thenQuote:
Originally Posted by SteveHFC
Any idea if TNT/BBC will cover these? IIRC Killies tie vs Bruges was shown on BBC and it was the same round as this. Hoping they pick this up too.
Safe bet the home leg will definitely be picked up, away leg will depend on costQuote:
Originally Posted by RCNG
Recent opponents at this stage have offered ppv.
The Danish usually release tickets for their home European ties, 14 in advance, is this when we can expect hibs to start selling away tickets.?
I read that Midtjylland usually put tickets on sale fortnight in advance. I’d be surprised if that was the case in this instance, for a European tie drawn 5 weeks in advance. I think we’ll hear something soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by HIBS NUTS
Tickets on sale to HF
1000 available but the person getting the ticket must collect in Denmark and must enter passport details when purchasing. So nobody is going to be able to buy for someone else without the priority category
STHs on Thursday afternoon
With the passport requirement and that amount of tickets available there is good chance it goes to a general sale.Quote:
Originally Posted by LewysGot2
Probably the fairest way.Quote:
Originally Posted by LewysGot2
Delighted they’re doing 100% pick up. Hopefully at the Fox & Hound pub hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by LewysGot2
Anyone any idea how many Hibees going?
Makes absolute sense that they make it somewhere central like this!Quote:
Originally Posted by Frazerbob
Sent Andrew at Hibs First a wee email as we don't arrive in Herning until late afternoon (4pm) on the day of the game so hopefully they factor that in to the collection time window. Don't fancy having to carry my passport about with me at the game etc.
This will 100% go to general sale.
Can guarantee that has put a spanner in hundreds of folk that we're counting on getting the tickets of Hibs first members.Quote:
Originally Posted by LewysGot2
I think it's a good move. Anything that ensures people in any bracket (HibsFirst, ST holders etc) are not being skipped by those in groups 'below' them in the priority order, is a good thing. And that's regardless of thoughts on HibsFirst.Quote:
Originally Posted by erin go bragh
Just need something similar for Tynie. Not as easy when you are relying on travelling being part of the deterrent.
That's a decent allocation. Everyone who is going should get a ticket alright. We took not much more than that to Brondby directly after the cup win, around half of that to Malmo.