Howie D of Norway

These are actually live webcams from the stadium: http://www.colorlinestadion.no/stadion-info/webkamera.aspx

Good luck tonight:) From what I can read from the local newspaper (www.smp.no) it seems as both teams fans are having a good time. The atmosphere is going to be electric tonight (I hope)! Motherwell FC looks to me like a club with great supporters, and that is something I will carry with me for years to come. I might even adopt MFC as my "second" team Some info about AaFK and the town of Ålesund: The Greater Ålesund area has a population of around 60k, and here's a picture: http://files.myopera.com/severinsadjina/al...71/aalesund.jpg The club played on it's old stadium called "Kråmyra" until october 2004, and here's a video of both AaFK and the town.. (it takes some time before the music starts) At 0:53 you can see old "Kråmyra" (a true sight to behold). The club was (temporarily) allowed to play on Kråmyra in the top league until the new stadium was built. You had to drive up a mountain to get there, and I can't even describe the atmosphere.... It was truly great, and still holds a special place in every AaFK fans' heart. But times moved on, and now we have a facility which holds around 11000 when it's packed. All the years since it was built the stadium is almost sold out every single game.. No other club in Norway can come close to the same level of interest about football as Aalesund FK has. And it doesn't even seem to stop. Now we are in Europe, playing against you guys! We have love for the game, and that's why many of the away teams fans enjoy coming to Aalesund matches. We always welcome other fans (with exception of Molde FK). Some images of the old stadium: http://www.aafk.no/upload_images/F4205EF7C...88EB2CE0532.jpg http://www.stadionsiden.com/index.asp?stadium_id=66 The new Color Line Stadium: http://www.toppfotball.no/aimages/Color_Li...558_485x324.jpg Good luck tonight, and have a cold one