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darmack 
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Check out the traveling on your own thread. It'll be grand.
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The dark side.. And the light
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schillaci
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DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS MAN !!!!!!!  Just go mate. You simply cant buy the memories that these trips give. If you cant afford it then BORROW. All up, a trip will cost 1200-1500. In a year or 2 when you are a bit more flush and pissing your money away on a package deal in Benidorm you'll regret not going. Believe me, I've really pushed the boat out for this trip, dragging the wife and 10 week old baby back to europe from Sydney. I know I wont regret it. It just means it will take me a few months more to pay the mortgage off
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Humpy Gussy
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Posted: 05 May 2012 at 10:29am |
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Fcuk it! Gonna go for it! Thanks for the advice all. It really is the trip of a life time so gonna take the chance. Posted this in the ticket sale thread, but anybody looking to sell Italy tickets please let me know! There are 2 of us at the minute and most likely 3 will be going!
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'Joxer Goes to Poznan' - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wEjtiJ9udkM
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t_rAndy
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Posted: 05 May 2012 at 10:37am |
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Go for it. Most are sturggling financially because of it but it's the hit we have to make to be there. You will only regret it if you don't go.
Also don't worry about travelling alone. I did it to a couple of the games this campaign. You are never alone
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SteviesGranny
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Posted: 05 May 2012 at 11:22am |
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Good man Il Trap...you wont regret it! |
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Midlands
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Claret Murph
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Decided today too that I'm going to go too, no tickets but someone said they'd give me an email if they have spares for the Italy. |
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If its just for the Italy match these were the prices I found yesterday - Can't believe I'm saying this but only €59 with Ryanair to fly into Poznan on the day of the match and its a morning flight but not at stupid o'clock. Polskibus after Italian match €15 and then Ryanair again  flight either Tuesday morning at 9.35(€31) is tight with the polskibus timetable or 21.55 direct to Dublin from Berlin for €39.One return trip with direct flights in and out of Dublin for €100 plus €15 bus and no accommodation required. Edited by Midlands - 05 May 2012 at 4:48pm |
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Humpy Gussy
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Posted: 05 May 2012 at 5:13pm |
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Just booked flights. 16-21st Dublin - Stanstead - Poznan and the same on the way back. €189 altogether! Now to find a place to stay and tickets! Accomodation on alot of hostel sites is crazy expensive! Delighted its set in stone now!
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seanyshuffler
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What site you use? Ryanair?
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Humpy Gussy
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schillaci
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A little Heads up fellas. The Ryanair Wroclaw- Dublin flight on 19th June at 07.30 is still quite cheap (357PLN including taxes..... thats about 85 euro)
You can get a 2am train from Poznan to Wroclaw arriving at 5am for about 15 euro. Plenty of time to catch the flight. So 100 euros will get you home !! Thats what Im doing.
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Il Trap wrote:
Would it be best to fly to Berlin at this stage and get the train to Poznan? Anyone got any tips for accom or transport?