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Photo Gallery: Mainz ("Future Team" International), December 2002


A ghostly image of AD just appeared... Ssshhh... don't tell Campbell. The Irish pub The Irish pub on Tuesday night
count 'em... Campbell extends the warm hand of international friendship Prendy and pals Campbell, his sister and Helen are delighted to meet Berti Vogts
Herr Vogts Prendy in the pub Take two bottles into the shower? Campbell and Helen discuss haircare tips
Florian the pub Mainz has a pub named in honour of Worthing FC's French striking sensation Drinking Sambuca with madmen Robert, Mick & Adam (a Brummie and a Kiwi) and Helen toast the sambuca, as Campbell dives for cover.
Would you get on a plane flown by this lunatic? Adam (an Airline pilot with a strangley shaped tongue) and Mick (a Brummie and something else to do with the flight) in Florian.
We're over here... The hotel, from the hotel window... A bridge over troubled water?  No, don't be daft ... we had to walk over this bridge
They're coming to take me away What's this?  The men in the white coats are coming for me... It'll look lovely when they finish it! Mainz's 1,000 year old Cathedral
Eating a chewy pancake Helen and her crepes.  Not having one?  No, I went before I left the hotel... Painted houses Mainz's market square houses
Paul, Helen, and a cool one metre of beer Paul and Helen in the Eisgrub Brau Haus, with a spanking paddle full of beer  Stay with us... focus... Gavin drifts off
Kellas, sucking Simon Kellas shows off his chiselled cheekbones In the Brau Haus The Tartan Army gathering in the Eisgrub Brau
Campbell, where's your glasses? The white wine is Donnelly's, of course Take two bottles into the shower? Donny and his amazing jizz-styled hair
Miffy visits Germany Helen gets her rabbit out Adam, an ambassador as always Adam, tired from confusing the bewildered locals, takes a well-earned break
NATA - well hung NATA on the wall of fame: Munich, Kaiserslautern, Netley Abbey
Can't imagine what was going through their minds? The Christmas market after dark F*** off, I'm eating Donnelly gets into the spirit of Christmas by shunning us all in favour of food
Mistletoe & wine, anyone? Simon, eye wide shut, soaking up the atmosphere
"You can still see the scars" Campbell helps Adam to check on the "boys" Goodnight horse Horses, horses everywhere
Adam's glamorous granny Adam considers living out the old teacher-pupil fantasy with a rather attractive older lady... she'll teach you a thing or two! The Bruschweg Stadium, one end Germany preparing for a first-half free-kick
and the other The other end of the boxy, Dunfermline-esque stadium Germans and a blonde Two German fans with Helen in the first half (and yes, that is a Hearts top)
Simon "Christmas" Kellas with Gavin "Hungover" Bhuno "Anyone know where the ground is?" It's moving! Den Haag David shows us the first signs of progress in his DIY cloning experiment
The sleigh's in the car park DHD in festive mood. Don't fancy yours much Who said German women were hairy?
Through the barricades As Scotland score to make it 3-2 in the dying minutes, Paul finds himself marooned in an empty terrace retrieving his flag Birds eye view The Scotland contingent, from above
Wait for it Kids: don't try this at home That's better As one light dims...
Cheesey And here we have the judges' top three in the cheesey smile contest Drink: bad for your elf Campbell asks Santa's little helper how he can get a job
"The bogs of Ireland" Never trust a man who hangs around by the gents with a camera They've had enough The police station: closed for the night
 

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