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philippe schreef:1 August
• Anniversaries :bis:

Danny Blind
Date of birth: 1 August 1961
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Damn, we could have bought a cake....but after last night it would have been a custard pie in the face :D

Have any of you guys tried Googles new program, Google Earth? It's kinda cool, I'm walking down the Koningsstraat over to Nieuwmarkt right now. Gotta visit the Rid Light District too.

Good freeware from Google.

By the way, I visited Stockholm two days ago and vent to see Djurgården-Hammarby. Great game, awesome athmosphere with the 28.000 sinigng the entire game, but a mediochre result, 2-2. We should have won. Made a huge mistake though. Our tickets were in the Hammarby section. Had to sit there among all those green people cheering almost alone when Djurgården scored. Won't make that mistake again. Anyway, great to watch my first game of real football this season. I should definetly see more game, if I only had the money...

jakobg schreef:Have any of you guys tried Googles new program, Google Earth? It's kinda cool, I'm walking down the Koningsstraat over to Nieuwmarkt right now. Gotta visit the Rid Light District too.

Good freeware from Google.

By the way, I visited Stockholm two days ago and vent to see Djurgården-Hammarby. Great game, awesome athmosphere with the 28.000 sinigng the entire game, but a mediochre result, 2-2. We should have won. Made a huge mistake though. Our tickets were in the Hammarby section. Had to sit there among all those green people cheering almost alone when Djurgården scored. Won't make that mistake again. Anyway, great to watch my first game of real football this season. I should definetly see more game, if I only had the money...

HA HA! You shoul've told me you werte going. I was also there, in the same section of course, wearing green and white.

Sweet, sweet shoulder!

SE6Ajacied schreef:Not strictly tourist info I know but it fits nicely into the discussion we're having here......As I'm trying badly to learn Dutch and pick up an all round Dutch experience etc I always look out for Dutch films (not that sort :D ) that have English subtitles - There aren't many to chose from, even in Holland but I have a few. I managed to pick up a fairly new title for only 4.99 Euro's at Schipol yesterday "Oesters Van Nam Kee". Set in Amsterdam and the main characters are Ajax fans.

What's it about? I'm always interested in foreign films (especially if it involves Ajax). If you haven't seen it already, you might want to try Spoorloos also titled The Vanishing. Very good, albeit disturbing, film. Don't mistake it for the American remake, which is piss poor. It's in Dutch and French with English subtitles.

ajaxgunner schreef:

SE6Ajacied schreef:Not strictly tourist info I know but it fits nicely into the discussion we're having here......As I'm trying badly to learn Dutch and pick up an all round Dutch experience etc I always look out for Dutch films (not that sort :D ) that have English subtitles - There aren't many to chose from, even in Holland but I have a few. I managed to pick up a fairly new title for only 4.99 Euro's at Schipol yesterday "Oesters Van Nam Kee". Set in Amsterdam and the main characters are Ajax fans.

What's it about? I'm always interested in foreign films (especially if it involves Ajax). If you haven't seen it already, you might want to try Spoorloos also titled The Vanishing. Very good, albeit disturbing, film. Don't mistake it for the American remake, which is piss poor. It's in Dutch and French with English subtitles.

It's a sort of coming of age film really. Not much about Ajax but it's set in Amsterdam and one of the minor characters is a trainee for Ajax. I won't go into detail but if you search the title on www.imdb.com (excellent site) it'll tell you all about it with viewers reviews etc etc.

Per schreef: HA HA! You shoul've told me you werte going. I was also there, in the same section of course, wearing green and white.

Sweet, sweet shoulder!

Small world ain't it. ;)

Didn't see you though, there were many greens and whites. This was also the last time you had a chance to see me there; next time I'll be sitting on the south side. Would have been nice to meet you though.

200 hundred posts!!! :xyxthumbs: :bier: :biggthumpup: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus: :applaus:

aveslacker schreef:200 hundred posts!!!

...and all of them rubbish ;)

Congrats mate.

It's now official : French Ligue 1 has become the new Calcio.

The average # goals per game has fallen to 1.88 and the show is lamer than ever (it's never been really exciting but hell !!).

It seems the oldest person alive and also Ajax supporter has now passed away camly in the retirement home she lived in.

Link (in Swedish unfortunately): http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/nyheter/s ... 56,00.html

If I can remember correctly we have dicussed her sometimes on the boards in conjunction with birthdays and other events.

R.I.P Hendrikje Van Andel-Schipper

Per schreef:It seems the oldest person alive and also Ajax supporter has now passed away camly in the retirement home she lived in.

Link (in Swedish unfortunately): http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/nyheter/s ... 56,00.html

If I can remember correctly we have dicussed her sometimes on the boards in conjunction with birthdays and other events.

R.I.P Hendrikje Van Andel-Schipper

And of course www.ajaxusa.com has an article about that.

Sempiternam Requiem H.V.A.S.

Carcajou schreef:

Per schreef:It seems the oldest person alive and also Ajax supporter has now passed away camly in the retirement home she lived in.

Link (in Swedish unfortunately): http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/nyheter/s ... 56,00.html

If I can remember correctly we have dicussed her sometimes on the boards in conjunction with birthdays and other events.

R.I.P Hendrikje Van Andel-Schipper

And of course www.ajaxusa.com has an article about that.

Sempiternam Requiem H.V.A.S.

Yes, she got a mention on LBC London radio today - They even noted that she was a famed "Ayjacks" fan. R.I.P.

I noticed that a mention to the Ajax fire extinguishers were added to the footer disclaimer on www.ajaxusa.com.

This is funny because this is the brand that is in use at the Hotel Hortus in Amsterdam. I noticed that on my last trip :D

Hey guys i woke up Today with this strange maybe even stupid question in my head, i was wondering how or what did people from other country yell when there team scored a goal???.
Here in Venezuela and all spanish speaking countrys its simple we yell GOAL!!!!!!!!!!.
So what do people scream in say England,Sweden,Netherlands,Italy,China,Thailand,France ETC ETC ETC
Thought it might sound interesting :eusa_dance:

Venezuelan Ajacied schreef:Hey guys i woke up Today with this strange maybe even stupid question in my head, i was wondering how or what did people from other country yell when there team scored a goal???.
Here in Venezuela and all spanish speaking countrys its simple we yell GOAL!!!!!!!!!!.
So what do people scream in say England,Sweden,Netherlands,Italy,China,Thailand,France ETC ETC ETC
Thought it might sound interesting :eusa_dance:

Yeah, in Latin countries you can hear that they yell "GOOOOOAALL!!"

Over here it's more like "YEEEEAAHHHH" or "YAAAAAAHHHHHHH" or something.

Here's how you celebrate a goal as a real Ajax fan: first you jump up and down and scream for a while (see above) - and then you say to the person next to you: "About f*cking time, eh? We looked like sh*t so far!"

:D

K.

Venezuelan Ajacied schreef: Here in Venezuela and all spanish speaking countrys its simple we yell GOAL!!!!!!!!!!.

Sorry to be that pesky but you all scream "GOOOOOOOOOOOOL" if you speak spanish...

Other you're Mexican or Puerto Rican ;)

Man, Rennes is the soon to become new Swedish Haven. They've just landed Erik Edman (after Kallström and Isaksson).

Venezuelan Ajacied schreef:Hey guys i woke up Today with this strange maybe even stupid question in my head, i was wondering how or what did people from other country yell when there team scored a goal???.
Here in Venezuela and all spanish speaking countrys its simple we yell GOAL!!!!!!!!!!.
So what do people scream in say England,Sweden,Netherlands,Italy,China,Thailand,France ETC ETC ETC
Thought it might sound interesting :eusa_dance:

I can confirm that when Blackpool score the routine is to look for the old boy in the corner (the one with the shawl and the mug of tea) shaking your head and exclaiming that he probably remembers the last goal scored. :D Sorry to be a pedant, I know they speak Portuguese not Spanish but I'm sure in Brazil they scream "Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooal, Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooal, Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooal " (or is that just the TV commentators)?

To a different story altogether.......

I will be going to Amsterdam for my first ArenA visit on september 27th to catch the Arsenal game. :cheer: :bis: :xyxthumbs: :headbang:

YEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAWW!!!!!

I remember a phase that people used to quote I think from Channel 4's Serie A, used to go "Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooalazio" Or something to that effect!

Per schreef:To a different story altogether.......

I will be going to Amsterdam for my first ArenA visit on september 27th to catch the Arsenal game. :cheer: :bis: :xyxthumbs: :headbang:

YEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAWW!!!!!

Will be nice man. Now let's hope that Ajax will cooperate :)

... which means you'll have the privilege to get pissed with a Froggie (Carcajou), a Cockney (SE6Ajacied), a horde of Cloggies (including Louis XIV, AFCA Madnezz and me) and quite probably one or two Jocks (including Jamcocteau) and possibly a Paddy named Bréandann.

Here's the plan...

Step 1: "God middag. Jag är törstig. En öl snälla. Bra, tack."

Step 2: :alc:

(repeat steps 1 and 2 25 times)

Step 3: "Ursäkta mig... Var är en toalett?"

Step 4: :pukey: :pukey:

:D :headbang:

K.

Kowalczyk schreef:... which means you'll have the privilege to get pissed with a Froggie (Carcajou), a Cockney (SE6Ajacied), a horde of Cloggies (including Louis XIV, AFCA Madnezz and me) and quite probably one or two Jocks (including Jamcocteau) and possibly a Paddy named Bréandann.

Here's the plan...

Step 1: "God middag. Jag är törstig. En öl snälla. Bra, tack."

Step 2: :alc:

(repeat steps 1 and 2 25 times)

Step 3: "Ursäkta mig... Var är en toalett?"

Step 4: :pukey: :pukey:

:D :headbang:

K.

And who knows, after enough repeats the Swedish might even improve?

Seriously, where did you find those scentenses (they're quite good actually)?

Per schreef:Seriously, where did you find those scentenses (they're quite good actually)?

My Swedish improves when I'm pissed, I must admit.

Seriously: I just Googled on 'Swedish phrases' or something. I knew I would find your average 'good afternoon, one beer please' type stuff that way...

Question to you: what's the difference between ö and ø. I think the Danes write øl for beer, whereas the Swedes write öl. My gut feeling tells me that ø is a more 'old fashioned' Nordic character (I've been told that Danish is a bit more of a 'pure', old skool language than Swedish). But I'm not sure.

K.

Per schreef:To a different story altogether.......

I will be going to Amsterdam for my first ArenA visit on september 27th to catch the Arsenal game. :cheer: :bis: :xyxthumbs: :headbang:

YEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAWW!!!!!

Should be good and hopefully we'll get time to :bier: :bier: .

I confess to only remembering one phrase in Swedish (see below)