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Andorra vs England
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Jan 26, 2007, 19:49

This web site has already cost me a career in teaching ( a profession that I love immensely) and at least £35,000 in lost wages due to a corrupt university lecturer. There have been many times when I've thought about deleting it and fall into line with the corrupt system that has made up my career for the past twelve years or more.But and a big But I have decided to take on big business and the education system of this country. I will endeavour to show how examination passes are no longer given on merit. I will also attempt to show how a well known college and university in the West Midlands region have tried to censure this web site and how some lecturers give out places and exam passes purely on sexual orientation.Meanwhile back to my web site.The way I would have liked it to appear!

Ted and Pig in Frankfurt
Have you ever dreamed of watching a game in Madrid, Barcelona, Rome or Munich? Then stop dreaming now.http://www.tedandpigfootball.com/ can help you to plan that trip of a lifetime. In no time at all you could be sitting in the Bernabeu,the Nou Camp,the Olympic Stadium Rome,the Allianz Arena or the mighty San Siro. And it won't cost you a fortune either. Many of my visits cost less than £180.

A Typical Game
From the airport Barcelona has ONE airport (don't let any airline tell you different!). It's called El Prat and has the code BCN. It's located to the southwest of the city centre and, depending on where you want to go and the mode of transport you choose, is about 20-30 minutes from the middle of town. If you are going straight from the airport to the stadium, you will want to take the no. 46 bus to Placa Espanya (this takes about 27 mins), and then the no. 50 to the stadium (10 mins). Alternatively, you can take the Aerobus to Placa Espanya (see also Barcelona public transport). If you are going from the airport straight into town, take the train (line 10) to Franca Station (or Sants Station). Trains run every 30 minutes and the journey takes 32 mins to Franca Station, 17 to Sants. Cost: €2.50.
Ted and Pig at the Bernabeu		The 'other' airports Ryanair and a few other airlines serve Barcelona via Girona and Reus, both around 60-70 miles away. Buses run from both airports to Barcelona. The bus link from Girona is run by Barcelonabus.com and takes c. 70 minutes. The service from Reus is run by Hispano Igualadina and takes c. 80 mins


Things to see and do Barcelona's sights include the still unfinished Roman Catholic basiliica, the Sagrada Familia. Designed by Gaudi, the building began to be constructed in the 1880s ... and the work still goes on! You'll find more examples of Gaudi's 'molten' style of architecture and other Barcelona sights at Wikitravel and on the Barcelona Tourism website. Footy sights Of course if architecture is not your thing, you could stick with football and take the Nou Camp tour.		The Nou Camp
Is anyone staying at...? Looking for a hotel that other England fans are staying at? Then check out the list below. You should find kindred spirits in every one of these, as they have all been recommended by fellow fans on the official englandfans forum:

Hotel 1898 Hotel Colon Hotel Regencia Colon Hotel Rialto Hotel Glories Hotel Bonanova Park Hotel Barbara		Hotel Front Maritim Rivoli Ramblas Hotel Mare Nostrum Hotel Century Park Abba Rambla Hotel Pere IV Hotel

More useful links:
Hotel.de: Barcelona Expedia: Barcelona Hostel Bookers Venere.com: Barcelona Barcelona tourism RCD Espanyol		Nou Camp Tour Barcelona at Wikitravel Barcelona public transport Barcelona airport Buses from Girona Buses from Reus

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