First qualifying round: Sligo Rovers - Vllaznia

Post by **Admin** » Mon, 22 Jun 2009 , 15:40

Hi to all.
I open this topic to talk only in English about the first match that Vllaznia will play in Sligo (Ireland) against Sligo Rovers FC.

I hope that Sligo supporters can tell more about their club and their town.

sligoman · Post by **sligoman** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 13:32

Please excuse my lack of Albanian but if any of you speak English you'll understand this

Are many of your fans planning on coming to Sligo next week for the first leg?

Post by **Admin** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 13:51

Welcome to our forum Sligoman,

I have move your post to the right topic.

I don't know haw many fans will go in Ireland to see the match, but think that no many fans will come, because the trip is very expensive.

Can you tell more about your club and your actual players, the stadium and the fans?

Rovers1 · Post by **Rovers1** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 15:56

We plan to bring about 100 i would predict. About 30 have booked so far.

Our website currently has a virus so it is difficult to find information on our players.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sligo_Rovers ...information on our team

http://dynimg.rte.ie/000193cb10dr.jpg .... Jinks Avenue stand

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/e ... unds_1.jpg ....Treacy Avenue stand

http://walkthechalk.com/team.php?id=39

sligoman · Post by **sligoman** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 16:01

Admin wrote:Welcome to our forum Sligoman,

I have move your post to the right topic.

I don't know haw many fans will go in Ireland to see the match, but think that no many fans will come, because the trip is very expensive.

Can you tell more about your club and your actual players, the stadium and the fans?

Thanks.

Our club was formed in 1928. We are managed by English man(from Liverpool) Paul Cook. We qualified for Europe last season by finishing 4th in the League of Ireland. We would have finished 5th only Cork City were given a points deduction for going into administration/examinership. We play a summer season here so we are currently in the middle of our season and are in 8th place out of 10 teams, I do think we are better than this position indicates though.

We have a small squad of players and a lot of injuries at the moment. We have one current international and that is Romauld Boco who regularly plays for Benin. Boco and Rafael Cretaro make up our usual strikeforce. We have a player who used to play for Sheffield Wednesday in the Premiership, he's Owen Morrison. Unfortunately he hasn't performed as well as we'd like yet but has a lot of ability and could cause problems if he wanted to.

The stadium is called the Showgrounds. It has 2 stands each side. Both ends of the ground will be closed for the European game so the capacity of the ground is reduced to around 2,700 for this game.

We have a supporters/ultras group called Forza Rovers which formed in 2008. They used to do displays with flares, till rolls etc. but because of the fines from our FA, displays are now limited to TIFO's, banners etc. Their forum is http://sligorovers.proboards.com/index.cgi We should have about 30/40 fans coming over for our game on July 9th. Most are flying into Dubrovnik and hoping to bus it down.

What about your team? Do many of them play for the Albanian national team?

Post by **Admin** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 16:31

Thanks for this post Sligoman.

Our club is former in 1919 and is the oldest club in Albania.
Vllaznia is one of the most better club in Albania.
KS Vllaznia have been Albanian champions nine times and won the National Cup six times.
We have a lot of player that have play for our national team.
One of the best player are Sinani, Beqiri, Nallbani etc.
Our stadium have 16 600 seats.

Here you can see some pics of our fans:

http://www.fkvllaznia.net/main/album/di ... p?pos=-917
http://www.fkvllaznia.net/main/album/di ... p?pos=-855

There is the actual team:

http://www.fkvllaznia.net/main/klubi-2009.html

Post by **Edmond-Cela** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 18:22

sligoman wrote:Please excuse my lack of Albanian but if any of you speak English you'll understand this

Are many of your fans planning on coming to Sligo next week for the first leg?

i am gonna me there sligoman, coming from london. do you know the best way i can get from london to sligo. i have look at the internet but there isent a airplane on that date from london to sligo we mite drive there but its a long way to drive there from london and do you know how do we get the tickets to watch the game?

sligoman · Post by **sligoman** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 18:52

Edmond-Cela wrote:i am gonna me there sligoman, coming from london. do you know the best way i can get from london to sligo. i have look at the internet but there isent a airplane on that date from london to sligo we mite drive there but its a long way to drive there from london and do you know how do we get the tickets to watch the game?

Sligo airport is only small, the only connection it has is to/from Dublin so you'd have to fly from London to Dublin and then Dublin to Sligo. Lots of airlines fly from London to Dublin, www.ryanair.ie www.aerlingus.ie www.britishairways.com to name just a few, plenty more too though. Then to fly to Sligo you'd use www.aerarann.ie

If you dont want to fly to Sligo then you can also get a bus( www.buseireann.ie ) or train ( www.irishrail.ie ) from Dublin city centre. Or hire a car at Dublin airport, it would take approximately 2hours 30 minutes to drive to Sligo.

As for match tickets, I'm not exactly sure but our tickets are already on sale. Away fans have to be given a certain percentage of tickets too so you should contact your club and see how they're issuing them. There's a small chance you could buy tickets on the night at the gate. Tickets are €20 for adults.

What is the situation for tickets for your home leg? How much are they and can you just buy them at the stadium over there?

Post by **vllaznia1919** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 21:13

Wellcome to all Sligo fans.

sligoman · Post by **sligoman** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 22:07

sligoman wrote:What is the situation for tickets for your home leg? How much are they and can you just buy them at the stadium over there?

Also, what time is kick off in the match itself? Or what time do ye usually kick off at like?

Our game here is at 7pm GMT.

Post by **Admin** » Tue, 23 Jun 2009 , 22:09

I think that club has not decide for the time and ticket.

sligoman · Post by **sligoman** » Wed, 24 Jun 2009 , 03:17

Admin wrote:I think that club has not decide for the time and ticket.

What time do your games usually kick off at? The league games like?

Pokeristi · Post by **Pokeristi** » Wed, 24 Jun 2009 , 10:25

it depends really , league games are played usually at 16:00 but international games are played at 19:30.
I may be coming from Newcastle but its gonna be a long trip

Post by **Admin** » Wed, 24 Jun 2009 , 16:29

I think that the kick off is at 19:30 or 20:30.

Post by **Admin** » Fri, 26 Jun 2009 , 20:53

@Sligoman

Do you know if any Ireland Tv satellite will transmit the game ??

Post by **vllaznia1919** » Fri, 26 Jun 2009 , 21:07

Tv Leshi.

Rovers1 · Post by **Rovers1** » Sat, 27 Jun 2009 , 00:01

Admin wrote:@Sligoman

Do you know if any Ireland Tv satellite will transmit the game ??

No, no Irish TV station will transmit the game.

sligoman · Post by **sligoman** » Sat, 27 Jun 2009 , 00:07

Admin wrote:@Sligoman

Do you know if any Ireland Tv satellite will transmit the game ??

Nope, they wont show the game. www.oceanfm.ie will have radio coverage of it, possibly just updates from the Showgrounds.

futbollist · Post by **futbollist** » Sat, 27 Jun 2009 , 01:06

Prediction from http://www.bwin.com

12:00
Sligo Rovers 2.45
X 3.30
Vllaznia 2.40

Ok so its possible to listen to that radio sligoman? Is it possible to see your clubplayers with mentioned age and goalscoring in on the league?or if possible early clubs they have played before.Who is your topscorer? I heard you mentioned a player of yours who had played before for Sheffield Wednesdey,how many years ago did he played for this team?
cheers

Post by **Admin** » Sat, 27 Jun 2009 , 11:05

UEFA has assign the referee for the match:

Referee
Christof Virant (BEL)
Assistant referee
Dirk Gilon (BEL) Frank Bleyen (BEL)
Fourth official
Peter Vervecken (BEL)
UEFA Delegate
Gerhard Sager (SWE)
UEFA Referee observer
Karl-Heinz Tritschler (GER)

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