Enjoyed the trip, here's some pluses and minuses -

Pluses :

Amsterdam - a wonderful city and I don't mean for the laddish elements

Torture museum - a fascinating experience

Public transport - amazing trains and so plush I had to check I was in 2nd class

The Dutch -very friendly & helpful people

Food - the Mexican meal on Wednesday evening was excellent

The drink - decent prices and good bars

The company - travelling with Glenn & smurf into Amsterdam, with Martin throughout and meeting friends in Rotterdam

The result - more than I could hope for and qualification for the next round!

Minuses :

Stadium facilities - I'd be ashamed to offer that level of facility on a park on a sunday morning. Absolutely apppalling.

Loutish Rovers fans - people can enjoy themselves however they like but when stoned out pillocks start sticking spliffs into the face of 70 year old ladies and not give a fig about it, or stand on seats in front of kids when there's noone in their line of sight for three rows then somethings wrong.

Stewarding prt 1- and people moan about English stewards? Jeez, these guys wouldn't know how to herd cattle let alone manage people. How can any sensible organisation not let you go into a top tier as it's 'full' but don't bother opening the bottom area?

Stewarding prt 2 - and they wonder why people get frustrated if they are kept in metal pens with no communication.

Stewarding prt 3 - recovering a ball which Toogs kicked into the crowd, clearly to keep themselves, from Martin on way out of ground.

It's funny and good to see that not only the Feyenoordsupporters have problems with the stewards in de Kuip. There are many problems with them, they should help people with they don't, they just try make the match-visit hard. They are trying to get you away from the games, and that's sad.

It's nice to see what you guys think of Rotterdam. It's a really different city from Amsterdam. Rotterdam is much more modern-architecture, because Rotterdam has been bombed till ground by Germans in WOII, it was the beginning of the war in Holland. Amsterdam was saved, and that's why you can visit the old buildings there nowadays. Rotterdam used to be like it. Rotterdam is changing. The first years after WOII were just about getting everything a bit straight again, now that's done the city is growning in to the sky's with lots of high buildings.

The Stadhuisplein in Rotterdam is nice place to go out, there are some famous clubs over there. It's in the middle of the city near the Lijnbaan.

Hello,

can anybody tell me where I can find pics from Rovers' side of the match Feyenoord-Rovers some years back in UEFA Cup? I've been searching the web a bit, but couldnt find much.

Cheers,

FRFC1908nl_Feyenoordloyal