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Viagogo is second hand and will be very expensive. Are you sure there are no tickets availabe through listicket?

Mole, obviously. Turin's okay, Milan is kind of meh. Milanese people are annoying too.

The Olimpico is almost never full. Juventus is the biggest game, but even then it won't be sold out. Honestly I'd just go for tickets in the Roma section. Make sure to buy your tickets in advance via listicket.it (Roma use them). If you don't, you can buy them the day before the game at...

I really don't think this is the way to get Barça tickets, Yamen.

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I don't think you can get them this early. It's probably also easier to just be among the Milanisti. Also keep in mind that for some games they ask passports or at least a copy of a passport in advance. When I went to Bologna last year I was fortunate enough to know a guy who could arrange all...

You have an excellent view from the Curva Nord in Rome. When I watched Roma-Fiorentina last year, the Fiorentina fans took up the worst part of the Curva Nord and I'm guessing that even they had a decent view. All in all I liked the Olimpico to be honest.

Oh god, another Australian in Italy. Just what we need. No offense, mate, but I sincerely hope you're not as retarded as most of your fellow countrymen.

Normally I'll be in the stands in Milan for that game as well. I'm in Bologna right now and after my holiday next week, I'll be in Bologna for six months. So I could catch a Juve game every now and then. A friend wants to come over to watch that game as well anyway.

I didn't know you were Georgian until you mad about the guy who said Georgia sucked.

You kind of scare me, you Georgian fanatic.

They're after season friendlies? If so, fuck them.

Was allowed last year in the Delle Alpi.

If we're going to act all smart, it's Giacomissimo.

Keeps the myth alive though.

Depends on what your goals are. If you want to visit a nice city, you should definitely opt for Rome. IMHO Milano's nothing special, while Rome surely is. Torino itself might disappoint you a bit, so be prepared.