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Rossio Square, Lisbon |
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In the Rossio Square, we found loads of other non-TractorBoys England fans |
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TractorBoys located |
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After a bit of searching we found some stray TractorBoys from Debenham wandering around. The orange arrow is pointing to another TractorBoy flag |
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In the pub |
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All too soon, it was time to find an English pub. This is the Pump House in the Cais do Sodre |
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How did that get there?? |
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It appears our flag got a new decoration from somewhere |
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Strange French People |
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On the metro on the way to the Luz Stadium, we saw some French supporters. This one had a strange paint fetish |
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Outside the Ground |
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Had to stop for a quick pic outside the stadium |
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Poor security |
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It was shocking to see that security let someone into the ground wearing a green and yellow shirt |
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Strange game |
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Apart from drinking, the organisers had provided some strange games for us to play before the match. We didn't have a go at this game but if we did, we'd probably have won |
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Inside the ground |
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Once in our seats, it's always a challenge to spot friends and TractorBoys flags |
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Our Flag |
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Even managed to get our flag hanging up although the demented French women on the left had a real attitude problem (that's why the flag isn't hanging straight) |
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Before the game |
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As part of the match build-up, some small children had to stand in the middle of the pitch and wave flags about |
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