[EU] Champions League 2008/2009 (34 Viewers)

[Noodle]

Because Barca have more hunger to win it than Man U.

As for Raman1897, I know exactly what you are saying.

If you don't mind me asking, from which part of Göteborg are you from?

 

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[JCK]

I live on Hisingen, Biskopsgården to be more exact.

 

[Noodle]

Ah, nice

 

[JCK]

Ah, nice

What about you?

 

[Noodle]

What about you?

Gårdsten, Angered.

 

[Alen]

Since he didn't reply, i guess Gårdsten, Angered isn't so nice.

 

[Noodle]

 

[JCK]

Since he didn't reply, i guess Gårdsten, Angered isn't so nice.

All Göteborg is nice but there was nothing more to talk about. We both knew that we are "blattar" and that we live very far from each other.

 

[Kayo]

I'm counting on Man Utd even if I'm not a huge fan of EPL. I honestly can't see Barca playing their beautiful football against Man Utd, it will probably be something similar to the Chelsea match.

And talking about "not so nice" places, what about my location, Malmö, Rosengård? Well, atleast I could say that I came from the same street as Zlatan back when he was a Juventino

 

[Noodle]

I'm counting on Man Utd even if I'm not a huge fan of EPL. I honestly can't see Barca playing their beautiful football against Man Utd, it will probably be something similar to the Chelsea match.

And talking about "not so nice" places, what about my location, Malmö, Rosengård? Well, atleast I could say that I came from the same street as Zlatan back when he was a Juventino

That's hardly something to be proud of

 

[JCK]

I'm counting on Man Utd even if I'm not a huge fan of EPL. I honestly can't see Barca playing their beautiful football against Man Utd, it will probably be something similar to the Chelsea match.

And talking about "not so nice" places, what about my location, Malmö, Rosengård? Well, atleast I could say that I came from the same street as Zlatan back when he was a Juventino

Aaah Malmö, I talked to someone from Malmö on the phone today, I just pretended that I understood what he said, thanked him and hung up.

 

[Alen]

And talking about "not so nice" places, what about my location, Malmö, Rosengård? Well, atleast I could say that I came from the same street as Zlatan back when he was a Juventino

I heard there are many ex-Yu people there.

 

[Kayo]

That's hardly something to be proud of

Haha it was just a funny fact, not something I was bragging about.

I know what you mean JCK , the good thing is that most of the youth also dislike the old skåne accent and try to avoid talking like that.

 

[JCK]

I heard there are many ex-Yu people there.

There are many ex-Yu everywhere in Sweden, especially in Biskopsgården (where I live) and Angered (where Raman lives)

 

[Kayo]

I heard there are many ex-Yu people there.

You mean Rosengård? Well it had much more diverse "nationalities" over here before, but since the late 90s most of the people moving in here are from Kosovo, Bosnia, Iraq, Lebanon or Somalia.

But like JCK said, there are many people from the former-Yugoslavia in Sweden.

 

[Alen]

You mean Rosengård? Well it had much more diverse "nationalities" over here before, but since the late 90s most of the people moving in here are from Kosovo, Bosnia, Iraq, Lebanon or Somalia.

Do you guys there feel Swedish? I mean do you feel primarly Swedish and only then Turkish, Bosnian, Somali etc, or Swedish comes in second place?

 

[Noodle]

Do you guys there feel Swedish? I mean do you feel primarly Swedish and only then Turkish, Bosnian, Somali etc, or Swedish comes in second place?

I love Sweden and I'm born and raised here, but I feel 100 % Indian and I think that's the case with most foreigners in the country, or at least the ones I know.

 

[Kayo]

Do you guys there feel Swedish? I mean do you feel primarly Swedish and only then Turkish, Bosnian, Somali etc, or Swedish comes in second place?

I believe it depends on the person and the area you live in. The people over here in Rosengård are most likely strongly connected to their roots and primarily see themselves as their parent's nationality. But Malmö is a multicultural city so things could be different in other parts of Sweden. I also believe it depends on the nation your parents originate from, some people like us Turks are more "patriotic" and connected to our native identity than others.

 

[king Ale]

I believe it depends on the person and the area you live in. The people over here in Rosengård are most likely strongly connected to their roots and primarily see themselves as their parent's nationality. But Malmö is a multicultural city so things could be different in other parts of Sweden. I also believe it depends on the nation your parents originate from, some people are more "patriotic" and connected to their native identity than others.

The Turks you mean

 

[Kayo]

Yeah I added that after you quoted to be more specific