Let's wait until next autumn, when euro-matches starts

may be only ALF will come

Don't screw my thread up, guys.....let's wait and see

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Спасибо, DANTE, значит мы здесь нужны
aggressive будут здесь "форейн суппортс" и кроме Альфа
"Мы идем" (с) Бримсон

translate it pls
i'm not that smart only the secon part is a kind of familiar for me
HELP

Hei, fans!!! Ok, Here I am aswell. It seems funny.That`s a fresh idea!Above us only sky! YNWA

hey you
i am a bulgarian but live in USA so I am a also a foregin fan
i think there will lots of fans
if they know where to find it i mean the forum

Your English is not very good for someone who's livin' in the US...

hi
thank you for letting me know this
but i was typing pretty fast
that is why i made some mistakes
actually i am a Bulgarian
so САМО ЦСКА

hey, I also live in the US. And I am also a cska fan...... but another cska...from Moskva....Although, I am originally from Ukraine, these four letters - CSKA - mean a lot for me.

UEFA CUP 2005....hello, allies!!!! and remember - - Levski - - sucks!!!!!
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I hope my english is good enough for you

REGARDS to all CSKA sofia fans!!!!!!!!!

there is almost nothing similar between the 2 teams.but the important thing is to support all of the fans of the gratest tam ever!

hi every body i was tryin to find some news about your team wich is going to play a match against mine in the 28/01 in tunsia (www.est.org.tn)
acutally i dont speak your language so i fight hard to write this message and i hope you will tell me what you think about the team
esperance is the only team to win all the africain trophe possible ,we have a quiet good team but most of the players are in the africain cup in egypt so we will play with the third goal keeper.....
i hope you will c us in our forum: www.esperanza.net/forum
u will find me there (esperantiste or mehdi13 )

Hi Riju,
It will NOT e sold out, you can bet on it. You'll be able to get tickets right before the game. If you have more questions, write them here.

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Hi,

thank you for the answer, Dante.

Funnily I´m from Germany as well and have similar questions to the game.

I know, that you currently build a new stadium; will the game against Besiktas therefore be played at Vasil Levski national stadium, is that 100%?

Also, can you please give a rough estimation, how many fans you expect in total for the game? I saw, that your games against Fulham and Rome had 35.000 fans each - were these games sold out (because of security reasons?), because usually the national stadium should have a capacity of over 43.000?

Finally it would be nice to know rough price categories (just about) and if there are any possible handicaps while buying a ticket on matchday (for example: tickets just for club members, identity card required etc.).

Thank you very much for an answer and maybe see you at the game!

Marc

Τhe match will be played at Vasil Levski national stadium 100%.
We expect 20 000 fans... because we have financial and club problems... I think that there is a little chance of being 25-6 000 fans. because turks are a big stimulus and we never loved them. There is no problem to buy a ticket...in the chain of Eventim... I think that you should write a mail to PFC CSKA AD to help you and to reserve you a ticket... The price will be
Sector A- 20 BGN
Sector V- 15 BGN
SECTOR G- 10 BGN



If you have more questions write to me a p.m.

Г=G
B=V

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They are open in match days. You can buy tickets in front of the central stadium entrance. Just across the boulevard.

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Will be there as well and have ordered three tickets via Eventim (thanks for the tip, spike).

Ticket price for three people: 63 BGN
Shipping costs: 90 BGN


Anyway, looking forward for a nice match!

Hi,

back from Sofia and it was a fine experience!

Weather was good most of the day (unlike here with -4° to -8°), the choreo was nice and we were also impressed by the number of active supporters during the game.

Just out of interest: How close, do you think, was an interruption or even an abort of the game?
In Germany a match usually gets interrupted, if there´s just one pyro in the stands or on the pitch. Of course Eastern Europe is different, when it comes to fan mentality, but was it just "business as usual" on Thursday or a special situation because of the opponent?

Also, can you please tell us, what your main song during the game was about and what it meant? I don´t know, how you write it, but in phonetic language it was something like "Bi-te tur zi teh" or something like that (sorry, if it´s wrong! ).

Thanks a lot and good luck for the rest of the season!

That means BEAT THE TURKS!!! That match was very special for everyone who loves a little bit our motherland BULGARIA!I HOPE that you have well spent!!!

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The situation about the pyro was a sign of protest against the owners of the club. We are very disciplined sector and we usually don't throw the pyro, and this is our first game from more than 10 years with Bombs. All this is because of the Owners of the Club - Titan AS Company. We want to make penalties from UEFA for the owners with this.

There were many written tranperants against the Owners.

In this game was not about supporting the Club, it was about showing the Turks what we think about them, and show the Owners how we feel about them, the protests continues.

If you wanted to see real support, you should have came to the games against Rapid and Porto, the songs were different, the way of support and the choreo is real football, not like the one against Turks.

We have many reasons to be against the Owners, from the beginning of this season we had many confrontations and protests against them.

The owners made double price on the tickets and this is the main reason about the number of the people on the game.


This is our worst game as a Sector and Fans in Europe from more than 5 years, but we made our point clear with it.

Hopefully you will have success with your protest!

Unfortunately the situation in your club can be found in many other clubs across Europe. In Germany we now have this plastic product called TSG Hoffenheim (3.000 people living there) in 1. Bundesliga. Few years ago they were stuck to 8th league. The club has one big, rich owner, who puts money in the team for fun and uses it as a "toy". Also, with Leverkusen and Wolfsburg we have two clubs, which belong to their main sponsors. In 4th league we have a club from Leipzig with huge investments (sponsored by the company of the current F1-champion...). It´s just a question of time, when they are in 1. Bundesliga as well. Very sad tendency, but money rules the world.

In the early summer when we came 2 bundesliga coach Paul Dochev and after 3 months left for professionalism at the club. For a 1 year the owners changed eight coaches ...

There's the problem.... in Germany if u have money, here in Bulgaria our owners didn't have any. Some players haven't "seen" wages for 6 mounths. They go jogging if u like. Our club owns a lot of money, doesn't play on it's stadium "Bulgarska Armia" ["Bulgarian Army"] and our youth players don't have a place to train. They go from a place to place for a while, then they are told that the owners did pay for the time that they were train and here we go again. They move to a next place. Also our owners got back Emil Kostadinov. As a footballer he was great, anyone knows it. But as a director he is a piece of shit. He makes transfers to get money from them and the players he brings are a lot weaker than our footballers. Also he is one of the reasons for the European license lost in 2008, so u know he's not welcome ..... There are lots of wrong things that our owners did and it's time to move on. The problem is that they don't want to go.

Ok, sorry, I misunderstood the protest and thought of another point of view.

I know Pavel Dotchev and I already wondered, why he was just such a short time at CSKA. On matchday, we have been to your regular stadium "Bulgarska Armia" as well. It was open and we saw a training of a youth team. Unfortunately the stadium wasn´t in best condition.

When it comes to officials sitting in their seat and who don´t want to go, I can talk of my club, 1. FC Köln. Three weeks ago we had the annual meeting and the president and his team got almost 70% "no"-votes (usually presidents get 95-100% yes-votes, it´s a formality). Instead of resigning (like every other would do), he now has a "now more than ever"-attitude and wants to continue with his work.

I forgot to mantion the worst thing that happend in our club. Some pre-history: it was thought that in SK Rapid (Vien) match we will sing songs againts our owners. The horeography was also on the same subject. We did it. After the match more than 700 people went to stand "A" to say to the owners what is our point..... but the police smashed us, that's quite literally. 4 days after that we had a gest match to Pernik. There about 50 MMA fighters (some of them famous) have beaten the person who gave us a tone on SK Rapid match. Their leader was "Bulgarska Armia"' stadium director Kaloyan Stoyanov. It was a violation of our stand ......

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