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[Albion] Amsterdam pubs



Superphil

Dismember
Jul 7, 2003
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In a pile of football shirts
Each to their own I guess but I'd be very surprised if large numbers travel ticketless.
Some people are saying they've heard as many as 7000 traveling without tickets. I've not heard that from anywhere, just saying that some are saying that they have heard that.

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Live by the sea

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Oct 21, 2016
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You really are a nob. Are you still crying because everyone including me thought you were a dickhead on the Israel thread?
A nob , is that an English insult ? Why are you insulting me when I’m trying to save you wasting your ticket money !

Unfortunately Simstip, There will always be some people on the wrong side of history , usually down to ignorance or prejudice.

Fortunately your own govt & European governments along with the USA, Australia , India etc disagree with your ‘view ‘ & some of your fellow football supporters and that’s the only thing that really matters .

I’m sure you and your ‘mates’ would be welcomed with open arms in countries like Iran , Syria , Saudi Arabia , Afghanistan, Russia etc . Perhaps you should organise a little tour for yourself as I’m sure you would feel right at home . Remember to invite westdene seagull & borat along too .

If you don’t want me to share a video from the Ajax game , that’s no problem you only have to ask politely .
 




huzzah

Active member
Sep 8, 2023
162
Yep but the Ajax app had to be registered before the draw was made to be able to transfer a Brighton game ticket
I bought a ticket after the draw. I got the app once I realised I needed it. it appears in my app ok.

not sure if it is an issue for other people, but (as mentioned on another thread) I have a dutch driving licence that I used to identify myself in the app. And I bought the ticket on Marktplaats.nl, which meant I was paying with a dutch banking system (IDEAL), though they may take paypal as they are owned by ebay, who own paypal.
 


Dirty Dave

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Aug 28, 2006
3,005
Worthing
Some people are saying they've heard as many as 7000 traveling without tickets. I've not heard that from anywhere, just saying that some are saying that they have heard that.

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I'm not sure where they've got that from or how anyone can come up with any sort of estimate when there's literally nothing to go on. Any numbers quoted will be pure speculation and guess work
 








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Oct 8, 2003
51,484
Faversham
Any specific area/venues you would recommend?.....I am staying in the Frederiksplein area.... if I decide not to buy a home end ticket, I would hope to find a friendly pub with some locals for the actual game, but will join the Albion lot for pre and post game shenanigans hopefully.
I'm in the same boat, and am very unlikely to go to the stadium.
 


huzzah

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Sep 8, 2023
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I watched the Marseille game in o'reilly's which is just off Dam Square.

not my favourite, but it is a typical for an Irish bar in a tourist location, so lots of telly's, and caters mostly for British football (and rugby). spacious.

Oddly when I was there there were some Ajax fans, who wanted to watch the Ajax game, and the staff would not put it on, so I hope that does not mean they have a no Ajax policy. They put their upcoming games on their website, so it would be obvious before hand.
 




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Oct 8, 2003
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I really don't get the whole travelling without a ticket thing. It's slightly different for those who had bought non refundable travel with realistic hope of getting one.

I certainly wouldn't pay out for travel, hotel etc after the match has sold out. I'd just be envious of everyone making their way to the ground nearing kick off, to remain at a pub and watch the game on TV.

Each to their own I guess but I'd be very surprised if large numbers travel ticketless.
Perhaps I shouldn't bother going. We bought our travel and hotel well in advance then I ended up in tier 3 and you can guess the rest. I was hoping that maybe some legit tickets would become available closer to the date, but it seems this is a pipedream :(
 


jcdenton08

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Oct 17, 2008
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In this thread titled “Amsterdam pubs” there have been two suggestions for pubs in Amsterdam in almost four pages. I’m currently on the train to Schipol airport and I understand why - truth be told there are only about four which show football in central Amsterdam. Most of these with shit music playing instead of game sound.

We went to Satellite bar in town, very dead, no game sound. This is meant to be the “best” sports bar in Amsterdam.

Put simply, it’s just not a thing here
 


heathgate

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Apr 13, 2015
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I'm in the same boat, and am very unlikely to go to the stadium.
As I am travelling solo on this occasion, my son and fellow local seagulls are not able to make it,... I aim to drift around the hot spots, find a few likely bars outside the ring of tourist madness and tourist prices, and just enjoy the game with some locals.... eat well, drink well then drift back to the west country on Friday evening..... if I hook up with some Albion characters, all the better, if not ... I've never had a problem socialising with locals in my past travels.

Not for everyone, but circs this time have dictated a solo run....
 
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dwayne

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Jul 5, 2003
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London
In this thread titled “Amsterdam pubs” there have been two suggestions for pubs in Amsterdam in almost four pages. I’m currently on the train to Schipol airport and I understand why - truth be told there are only about four which show football in central Amsterdam. Most of these with shit music playing instead of game sound.

We went to Satellite bar in town, very dead, no game sound. This is meant to be the “best” sports bar in Amsterdam.

Put simply, it’s just not a thing here
Think you're wrong. Satellite bar is not known as the best sports bar , it's a hellhole!!

Loads of English and Irish pubs about showing footy. Oreilleys as someone said above is decent will be packed when Brighton play I suspect.
 


heathgate

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Apr 13, 2015
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In this thread titled “Amsterdam pubs” there have been two suggestions for pubs in Amsterdam in almost four pages. I’m currently on the train to Schipol airport and I understand why - truth be told there are only about four which show football in central Amsterdam. Most of these with shit music playing instead of game sound.

We went to Satellite bar in town, very dead, no game sound. This is meant to be the “best” sports bar in Amsterdam.

Put simply, it’s just not a thing here
I have been given one recommendation from a regular Dam visitor.... away from the DS and red light.... have a look at the Rembrandtplein area... Trans, busses and a short walk from a Metro stop too.... again, maybe not lively enough for some, but I will take a look during the Thursday.
 


Napper

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Jul 9, 2003
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Sussex
I have been given one recommendation from a regular Dam visitor.... away from the DS and red light.... have a look at the Rembrandtplein area... Trans, busses and a short walk from a Metro stop too.... again, maybe not lively enough for some, but I will take a look during the Thursday.
good area / square - full of bars , prob 15 min walk from Dam Square.
 


huzzah

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Sep 8, 2023
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I have been given one recommendation from a regular Dam visitor.... away from the DS and red light.... have a look at the Rembrandtplein area... Trans, busses and a short walk from a Metro stop too.... again, maybe not lively enough for some, but I will take a look during the Thursday.
on Rembrantsplein I have fun in Coco's, it is usually bouncing, lots of screens. (aussie bar, so if the rugby is on the footie gets relegated).

three sisters has football, but usually a lot quieter.
 




huzzah

Active member
Sep 8, 2023
162
In this thread titled “Amsterdam pubs” there have been two suggestions for pubs in Amsterdam in almost four pages. I’m currently on the train to Schipol airport and I understand why - truth be told there are only about four which show football in central Amsterdam. Most of these with shit music playing instead of game sound.

We went to Satellite bar in town, very dead, no game sound. This is meant to be the “best” sports bar in Amsterdam.

Put simply, it’s just not a thing here
only go to satellite bar if I have gone to watch a game only to discover too late that the game is not being shown at the original bar I was heading to. (which, usually if I am on Leidseplein is Dan Murphys, or on Max Euwerplein is the Arun). My friends enjoy the ribs at satellite bar, as a veggie, I can't comment.
 


Official Old Man

Uckfield Seagull
Aug 27, 2011
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Brighton
Booked the edge of town Ibis Amstel hotel. It was £100's cheaper than in the centre and right on a tram route. Just done a check for Wednesday night and found a brew pub with TV screens 100 metres away. Job done. Oh, and the Heineken Experience is a block away. May not even make the game!
PS if the Brighton Fan Zone is anything like Marseille take your own bucket as toilets were non existant, a couple of food shops and a guy with two small speakers playing rubbish music that no one could hear.
 


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