You really can't think of anything worse? I can think of hundreds of worse things than going to a Roma game in the executive seats.

You can still do that in the executive seats. In fact the guys next to us did it the entire game while chain smoking cigs.

Vinted, the Italian market one. There is a lot of garbage on there, but there's also some gold, you just have to really look for it.

So the executive seats were €290 per seat. Not bad for what you get.

I got all 4 shirts for €330, also not bad considering that they are new with the tags still on. I also made sure they weren't fakes before I bought them.

Oh shit, that sucks. I bought something from them yesterday. Got an email this morning that the item shipped already.

That's the city where my ggf was born too, are we related? 😅

Ole ole ole ole ole Riise Riise!!

Ah the Netherlands, the second largest exporter of agricultural products in the world 🙌

How many U.S. states have you actually been to? It seems you feel you're qualified to make such generalized statements about the entire U.S. food market.

Not aggressive, just passionate, it's part of the southern European blood.

And concentrated in the big cities is just not an accurate statement. Yes only 500 or so of each store, but there is so much more competition. National brands, regional, local stores.

I never said Meny was scarce. I just don't think the quality competes with certain grocery stores in the U.S.

I mentioned California because you said you lived there, so it was easy reference point. And I actually disagree about the rest of the U.S. being a different world. It has actually improved tremendously. Of course the rural areas and smaller markets will always be hard to find quality. But having been to 35 of the 50 states, I can confirm it's not as bad as you think it is.

Also, Super Marco is an exception, not the norm. As an Italian I don't find it overly impressive, especially the prices.

Sorry but calling you on your bs. Whole Foods and Trader Joe's are in more than just "the few biggest cities". Try using the store locator(s) and see for yourself. There are also smaller regional grocery stores that are better than what Denmark has to offer. If you've truly lived in California, then you should know Gelson's, Bristol Farms, Mother's Market.

As far as variety goes. You can find food from all over world. In California you can find Vietnamese markets, Mexican markets, Korean, Middle eastern, etc.

And we didn't even mention Costco.

I went with Telenor. It was easy, around 20-30 mins total. I added an eSIM to my iPhone. So now I have both a Danish number and was able to keep my US number. My monthly fee for the plan is 190 dkk ($28 USD). So not that bad at all!

They mean like corporations that buy up the boxes, to take clients or potential clients to games. I have seen a company that offers like a "AS Roma experience". Where they handle everything from start to finish. Those seats are not in the executive boxes, but are in the hospitality area.

That makes sense. Would be really cool to see a game in one of them.

Cool cool, you going to the game tonight?

Thanks for the heads up. Anything to look out for in particular? Like any known scams.

California, how about you?

I'm sitting on tribune one side, up in one of the W sections.

Do you know if I'll need my passport to get into the game? Or I can use my ID card?

Sounds good. Forgot to ask, do I need my passport to get into the stadium? Or can I use the ID card from country(within the EU)?

Great tip, much appreciated!

Thanks for taking the time to respond! Of course, nothing but respect from me as a foreigner going to the match. Will do some light reading on the clubs history and hopefully learn a chant or two before the game.