RBK Jersey

Yigit · Junior Joined: 17 Feb 2007 Posts: 25

I don't know if there was a related topic about this, but it's impossble to find a Rosenborg jersey here in Turkey, can anyone help me about sending a jersey to me, i'll be really happy Smile

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Jon Irenicus · Veteran Joined: 16 Aug 2005 Posts: 4292

I don't know if I understand completely. Do you want somebody to send you a free jersey?

attach · Posted: 19.04.2007 23:18 Post subject:

It can be ordered here. I recommend this version without all the sponsors.

Yigit · Junior Joined: 17 Feb 2007 Posts: 25

no, not of course a free one Very Happy

i'll pay the money to the bank account of the sender, maybe i can pay online but i don't have a credit card and i don't understand the languagein the links u sent, mayebe u can tell me how to do and i can find a credit card from someone...
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Skotten · Posted: 21.04.2007 01:56 Post subject:

Try Fotballshop.no, subside.com also have many journeys but little Tippe Ligaen shirts.

I'm kind of looking forward to visiting Fotball shop in person soon as i found the store at OsloCity had much more available in store than on the internet store.

Gerrit · Posted: 23.04.2007 19:46 Post subject:

When I was in OsloCity shopping last October, the RBK scarves were sold out Sad

They had Valerenga ( Mad

), Lyn, Viking, lots more and even some very rare scarves and shirts from teams such as the US national team, German second division clubs, Eastern European teams, ... all that was in store, but no RBK scarf Neutral

They said it was sold out.

Here in Derry (Ireland) we have a big football shop importing fan gear from all over Europe. I asked if he could get an RBK scarf for me, he promised he'd try his best.

Handy is that the away shirt is entirely black. As I'm a goth fan as well, this means I could combine my musical and football preferences and wear my RBK shirt while going to a Bauhaus or The Cure concert Cool

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Skotten · Posted: 24.04.2007 01:44 Post subject:

Gerrit · Posted: 25.04.2007 02:39 Post subject:

How do you travel without any luggage? Surprised

Even when I go just for two days to Dublin I always have 2 cases with me, for trips abroad I usually take 3: 2 or 3 sets of clothing, passports, photo camera, MP3 player, medication, some spare room for a few souvenirs, ... When I visited Oslo last year I came back with 4 cases full Confused

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Skotten · Posted: 25.04.2007 19:38 Post subject:

I take a rucksack and pack lightly. I like to buy souvenirs that i can wear too to save space. I can save time checking in luggage and i like the hassle free nature of not having to pickup any luggage at airports for trips like these.

You can always buy another rucksack/luggage wheverever you got to incase of emergencies. Smile

Gerrit · Posted: 26.04.2007 02:51 Post subject:

True

I am probably one of the few people travelling around from country to country, who actually has a serious amount of stuff to take with him. When I left my native Belgium I had exactly 3 cases full to take with me to my new home in Ireland. When I then emigrated to the UK, I had about 7 cases and 5 smaller boxes Confused

And now, when the next emigration comes, it will be even more.
The problem: I cannot resist to music. I have at least 3 cases of CD's and music DVD's alone. I should collect more in MP3 format so that a simple hard drive is all to carry with me when moving again...

When making a shorter travel I do always take a few spare sets of clothing with me. That is why I always have a case or 2 even on short trips.
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