Its over. this is prob unrealistically optimistic, i doubt our squad would even be this good
Kumbedi
Sidibe
Diatta
Belghali
Todibo
Ozoh
Hassan
Bulka
Kebbal
9 incoming, i doubt we get that accounting for the fact they need to be less than 30k a week wages. mid table relegation battle incoming?
I understand the financial situation affects our transfer strategy, and having lorenzi and genesio new slows the process, but we have lost, or seem to be losing, many of our key players from last season:
Greenwood is gone
Auba is gone
Balerdi, while poor last season, led the defense vocally, seems to be leaving
Aguerd, i kinda understand because he's always hurt, and has huge wages, but was was our most consistent defender
Rulli seems to be leaving, and he was phenomenal much of last season before losing fitness
De Lange was excellent as Rulli's understudy
Medina was our fiercest defender
Hojberg was great on and off last season
but besides the departures, which is kinda typical of marseille, i'm more worried about our lack of targets
Terrier- is old, injured, and hasn't been good for bayer, and rennes have more money to spend on him
Restes- i think we will get priced out of the race, premier league teams are targeting him as well
and thats kinda it
i think we should prepare ourselves for a midtable finish this season, because we seem to be recouping funds over competive teams
drop your thoughts and corrections in the comments 🔥
this might be a low effort post, but im planning a trip there next spring, possibly for spring break or june, and i've heard it gets like PACKED, so i was curious if its always like that or what would be some good tips to avoid the mob?
we are only going for like an overnight, so its not for a super long time, but standing shoulder to shoulder with tourists all day does not sound fun.
First Europe Trip After Graduation — Best Budget Route After Rome? (~$1.5k ground budget)
Planning a first Europe trip with a group of friends right after we graduate next spring, and trying to figure out how to keep it affordable and pick the best route after Rome.
We’re starting with ~4 days in Rome (Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi, etc.), staying in a budget hostel near Termini and relying mostly on walking/buses and cheap food.
After that, the rough plan is to head north:
Rome → Florence → Dolomites → Austria → Munich (fly out)
But nothing is locked in — we’ve also talked about Cinque Terre and other spots in Italy. Main goal is to find a route that:
Would love advice on:
Appreciate any tips from people who’ve done similar trips!
Planning a first Europe trip with a group of friends right after we graduate next spring, and trying to figure out how to keep it affordable and pick the best route after Rome.
We’re starting with ~4 days in Rome (Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi, etc.), staying in a budget hostel near Termini and relying mostly on walking/buses and cheap food.
After that, the rough plan is to head north:
Rome → Florence → Dolomites → Austria → Munich (fly out)
But nothing is locked in — we’ve also talked about Cinque Terre and other spots in Italy. Main goal is to find a route that:
Would love advice on:
Appreciate any tips from people who’ve done similar trips!
Planning a first Europe trip with a group of friends (5 give or take) right after we graduate next spring, and trying to figure out how to keep it affordable and pick the best route after Rome.
We’re starting with ~4 days in Rome (Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi, etc.), staying in a budget hostel near Termini and relying mostly on walking/buses and cheap food.
After that, the rough plan is to head north:
Rome → Florence → Dolomites → Austria → Munich (fly out)
But nothing is locked in — we’ve also talked about Cinque Terre and other spots in Italy. Main goal is to find a route that:
Would love advice on:
Appreciate any tips from people who’ve done similar trips!
- Day 1: Arrival 12ish | bus to hotel | lunch |Pantheon | Piazza Navona | walk to trevi | Bus Home | Check in | late dinner 1ST NIGHT ROMA
- Day 2: Mid-Morning hike to coloseum 45 minute walk | palantine hill and forum | Lunch at a street vendor| other forums | Capitaline Hill | Victor Emmanuel II | Busride home| dinner | Walk around or sleep| 2ND NIGHT ROMA
- Day 3: Bus ride to Vatican City | St. Peters Basilica around 8ish | Dome tour | Lunch | Walk or bus |Baths of Diocletian | Explore | Dinner | 3RD NIGHT ROMA
- Day 4: Bus to Vatican museum mid-morning |Lunch |Piazza del Popolo | Piazza di Spagna | Spanish steps to Borghese Gardens | Explore (trevi area) | Dinner in trevi area | 4TH NIGHT ROMA
Most of us are just graduating next spring, and planning that trip for june of that summer. we are trying to travel for >2k (excluding airfare) so its gonna be a lot of cheaper eating and skipping some museums with expensive tickets. I travelled before, and really liked meinenger, so the plan is to stay at the one by the termini. Bus travel is probably going to be the main mode of transportation.
any recomendations for things to see or strategys to travel cheaply? or places we should go after rome? the plan is hopefully head north, end in munich, but it really could go anywhere. Also, is that itinerary too spread out? could we cram more stuff together and see rome in 3 days maybe?
Hey all, just curious if there were other places besides ultimate guitar and songster that were a little more professional in their tab sheets? I have a band, and im trying to find resources. Should I just make them, by listening or making it up?
Im a junior, so i'm just starting to get into some actual music playing this summer, and i was just curious how bassists get wrapped into bands? is there a forum? or is it just through the grapevine? I would love to get into country music, but all of my music friends aren't in that genre.
