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Photo Gallery: Poland 2, April 2001

(Photos of Bydgoszcz and Wloclawek, Mon-Wed)

Poland 1 - Poland 2

Bydgoszcz, Monday
A polish train buffet car Bar Wars?  The train's buffet car. Outside the hotel The beauty of Bydgoszcz, seen from the hotel window... And they let us in? ...compared to the opulence inside the Hotel Pod Orlem
Paul, by a river (2) With no towers to climb, Paul continues his "by a river" series. Hello to Martin and Krzysztof NATA Online, from the bar of Pub Medyk. Buenos, sucking his thumb Buenos in the bar underneath the Amsterdam.
Palm Specials at the Cafe Fusy? The back alley behind the main square that led to the excellent Pub Medyk.  Never did get a "Palm Special" though! I'll have one of what he's on! Absolutely no idea who this guy is, but he's Polish (that's Ally's hat) and he seems happy enough! Ever danced with a fat man in the pale moonlight? Paul and some drunk Polish bird.  She later keeled over, knocking the bar stools flying, after an innocent 'incident' with Rich.
"Nice, I like" Moments before the dancing. Paul carries on regardless The bald Polish guy kept plying us with free drinks. Wake up, Rich, the night is young In the Pub Merlin.

Wloclawek, Tuesday
Haven't you got any criminals to catch? The police escort to the U-21 ground. Must be early on as (1) there's no empties, and (2) Buenos still has his hat In the Strong Club before the match. Scottish stadia have a long way to go before we catch up with Europe The UEFA approved facilities on offer to the fans.
Danny of the Polish Tartan Army, with Buenos Buenos with half of the Polish Tartan Army. They're too sexy for their shirts Paul meets Right Said Fred after the match. The big man, Robbie Coltrane Whilst Susan shares a drink with Robbie Coltrane
Helen and The Kirrie Boys The Kirrie Boys, who shared the living hell of staying in Wloclawek

Mad people who make you miss trains

 Ally & Sue stranded at Wloclawek Station after missing the last train.  It's OK - they caught a cab! A picture tells a thousand words, but none of the smells The hotel was a right toilet.
Bydgoszcz, Wednesday
The boys in the Medyk before the game. Pre-match in the Medyk. We can still see your glasses The claustrophobic surroundings obviously affected David. Bagpuss laps it up Around 2pm - Paul catches up after a sleepless night in the worst place in Europe (Wloclawek).
Dance, fat man, dance A bit of a sing-song. What's the carrier bag for? Billy Dunn gets to know Brian better. Ready to march to the ground - Paul & Rich are away buying the carry out Ready to set off on the march, with the Notts Scots, Billy Dunn and The General.
"Hello. Yeah, I'm at a Scotland game" David takes a call.
Rich with the police Rich cops a feel. Spot the happy copper? Paul, Helen and Bagpuss with the Polis. Where's the skateboards? Susan with the Polis after the game.
The Beer-Cam perspective Outside the turnstiles. No caption required Half-time snack, or entertainment? Inside the ground Just before kick-off.
Machar Smith Machar (NTA/LA), right in front of us. The crowd at half-time Along our row at half-time. Rich finally takes a decent picture! A widescreen view of Booth taking the penalty.
After the game at Ambar Pizza Taken right after the game - the Inverness Boys have barely slept in 2 days. NATA make the headlines NATA make the headlines: A Polish paper the day after the game, showing Ally, Brian, Billy Dunn, David and Sue. Pork brain, anyone? No thanks, I'll stick to the snails with herb butter A room service menu from the Hotel Pod Orlem - Helen couldn't choose between the brain or the snails, but Paul didn't get a chance to try the frizy little chops!
 

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