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Looks like it:
In case link doesn't work, trains depart 22:07, 22:15, 22:47, 23:18, 23:48, 00:50
Cheers to you as well !
Anybody else thinking about staying in Copenhagen and travelling through on the day ?
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Yes, no problem. There's one departing from odense at 23.48, u'll catch that easily. Otherwise there's one 50 minutes past midnight. Good as well.
Make sure u get tanked up with beer and stuff before u board. They fuck u big time with the prizes in the train....
Cheers mate !
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FAO of "OdenseSaysHello"
Would it be possible to get a train back to Copehahagen from Odense, after the game on the thursday night ?
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From BBC sport
Cardiff claim transfer ban lifted
Cardiff City claim the Football League have lifted their transfer embargo.
The sanction was imposed on the Welsh club in May due to a delay in paying a £1.3m PAYE to HM Revenue and Customs and other football related debts.
But Cardiff insist the Football League is satisfied the debts have been paid so boss Dave Jones can register his three summer signings.
"The embargo is off," Jones told BBC Sport. "That has all been sorted so we are now able to register players."
The Football League was not available for an official comment but the Championship club insist the embargo has been removed.
BBC Sport understands the club are now finalising registration for their three summer recruits, which requires Premier League, Football League and Football Association of Wales approval. And the Bluebirds now hope to register goalkeeper Tom Heaton and loan midfield duo Jason Koumas and Danny Drinkwater with the Football League on Friday so the trio are eligible for Sunday's Championship opener with Sheffield United.
And manager Jones can bolster his defeated Championship play-off finalists as he bids to make it third time lucky as Cardiff chase their Premier League dream.
"It has been frustrating for everybody," said Jones. "But the club worked hard to get it removed and we are grateful for it."
Cardiff, who remain between £15m and £30m in debt, suffered their first transfer embargo at the end of last season yet still qualified for the Championship play-off final.
The Bluebirds faced five winding-up orders at the High Court over an unpaid £1.9m debt to the taxman before it as ultimately cleared in June.
Now Cardiff face a fresh winding-up order at the High Court on 11 August over this new £1.3m PAYE bill.
But the Championship club claim the debt is paid - and the Football League's relaxing of the embargo would to back that up - but Cardiff will need to attend the High Court in London for the HMRC action to be formally dismissed.
The delay in lodging end of-year accounts and because of money owed to the brokers of defender Mark Hudson's £1m move from Charlton to Cardiff last summer also accounted for the Football League sanction.
But Jenkins is delighted that the embargo has been lifted so Jones can strengthen his squad before the transfer window closes at the end of the month.
"It has been challenging but we are pleased the embargo has been lifted," Cardiff chief executive Gethin Jenkins told BBC Sport
"It means we can register the players we've already brought in. "And Dave Jones will now come forward with a list of other players he is looking to recruit to strengthen the playing squad.
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"Our aim is to keep the starting XI from last season and Dave and I hope to add to that list."
Cardiff have been linked with a move for Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Andy Keogh and although Jones would not confirm his targets, the manager now hopes to sign reinforcements in time for their visit to Derby County on Saturday week.
"The embargo being lifted is too late for us to get the players in we want for Sunday's game," said Jones.
"But hopefully next week we can move a bit quicker and start to register some players that we are trying to get."
But Jenkins, Cardiff's recently acquired chief executive who arrived from the Newport Gwent Dragons rugby region in May, has warned the club could suffer a third transfer ban.
"We will have to face further challenges and we're fully aware of them," said Jenkins.
"And we will meet them head on to bring the business onto a strong commercial and financial footing. Then hopefully we can grow the team and grow the business." "But we can't rule out another embargo, that is certainly a possibility."
Story from BBC SPORT:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/sport1/hi...ity/8890430.stm
Published: 2010/08/06 09:46:16 GMT
© BBC MMX
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From Uefa Site
FC Porto and PSV Eindhoven are among six former European champions preparing to enter the UEFA Europa League fray on Friday when the play-off round draw takes place in Nyon.
FC Porto, PFC CSKA Moskva and PSV Eindhoven are preparing to enter the UEFA Europa League fray on Friday when the draw for the play-off round takes place in Nyon, streamed live on UEFA.com from 13.30CET.
Those UEFA Champions League regulars are among 24 sides who begin their European campaigns when the first legs are played on 19 August, with the returns a week later. They are joined in the draw by 35 third qualifying round winners and the 15 losing teams from the corresponding stage in the UEFA Champions League.
Liverpool FC and Juventus sealed their passage when the second legs concluded on Thursday evening and are not the only former European Champion Clubs' Cup winners in the Friday's draw, with six holders of the continent's biggest prize preparing to make their bows. Porto are chief among them, with PSV, FC Steaua Bucureşti, Aston Villa FC, Feyenoord and BV Borussia Dortmund completing a stellar lineup.
Big-spending Manchester City FC and 2005 UEFA Cup winners CSKA Moskva are also in the reckoning, and even the lowest-ranked newcomers, Dundee United FC, have a major continental final to their name – the Scottish outfit lost 2-1 to IFK Göteborg in the 1987 UEFA Cup showpiece
Draw format
The 74 clubs are divided into seven groups for the draw – five of ten teams and two of 12. Within the seven groups an equal number of sides will be seeded and unseeded in accordance with the club rankings established at the beginning of the season. A ball will be taken from each of the bowls containing seeded and unseeded teams, and placed in a large empty bowl in the middle where they will be shuffled. The first club drawn will play its first match at home and sides from the same association cannot be drawn against each other.
Clubs and Coefficent
FC Porto (POR) [CW] 76.659
PFC CSKA Moskva (RUS) 66.758
PSV Eindhoven (NED) 66.309
FC Steaua Bucureşti (ROU) 47.898
LOSC Lille Métropole (FRA) 46.748
Bayer 04 Leverkusen (GER) 40.841
Paris Saint-Germain FC (FRA) [CW] 39.748
Club Brugge KV (BEL) 36.580
US Città di Palermo (ITA) 35.867
Getafe CF (ESP) 33.951
Manchester City FC (ENG) 33.371
AEK Athens FC (GRE) 25.979
Aston Villa FC (ENG) 25.871
FC Lokomotiv Moskva (RUS) 25.758
FC Metalist Kharkiv (UKR) 25.410
Feyenoord (NED) 16.309
SSC Napoli (ITA) 14.867
BV Borussia Dortmund (GER) 14.841
Grasshopper-Club (SUI) 12.675
SC Vaslui (ROU) 11.398
Trabzonspor (TUR) [CW] 10.390
SC Tavriya Simferopol (UKR) [CW] 7.910
Dundee United FC (SCO) [CW] 5.158
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Is it the same as champions league that teams from the same country cant be put in the same group and that we cant be put in the same pot as other uk teams ???
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They seemed to enjoy the Electric pre and post match 100 odd still there at 11pm
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Shot stopping is the easier part of goalkeeping.
I thought Randolph was excellent tonight, very encouraging.
Agree.........just need to take some power off his kick outs !
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Ze GERMANs please.......................Cheap flights,good beer,TV MONEY !
Odense Travel Thread
in Club Chat
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Thats me n the brotherin law booked !
British Airways
Glasgow-Copenhagen (via Heathrow ) Wed morning,5hrs25 with connections
2 nights in Copenhagen,(travel to Odense thursday morning then return after match)
Copenhagen- Glasgow (via Heathrow) Friday afternoon,4hrs50 with connections
£332 + train fares in Denmark