In 14 locations, spreaded over germany, the FIFA and Infront Sports Media AG installs fan curves for following football game up to 4.000 fans.
Stadium atmosphere is garantueed. Up to 12 hours on a day, for 31 days and with event programmes. All games are shown at LED Videoscreens.
All games are viewed.
The curve is maybe installed at Mercedes-Platz. Detailed informations will be given.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Mercedes-Platz
If it's summer and you want to play a game, just go to the "Rheinpark", it's an area of more than 1 km length next to the Rhein with lots of matches going on all the time (keep in mind: if it's summer!). In most cases you can just join them if you ask nicely, the teams can be 4 or 22+ people big, you have the choice most of the time.
The fields are usually in quite good shape, with just a few irregularities like bumps or gully covers.
Equipment: It's soccer, go figure.
Updated May 3, 2005
Address: Rheinpark
Fortuna Düsseldorf is the only football club in Germany that I know of that has a punk band as their sponsor. Die Toten Hosen - a popular Punk band from Düsseldorf - gave a lot of money to help Fortuna stay alive when they were in financial trouble. Unfortunately they only play in 4th division these days, let's hope for more glorious days in the future!
Equipment: I can only advise you what not to bring... it wouldn't be too smart to wear a shirt of any Cologne club ;-)
Updated Jan 17, 2003
Address: Paul Janes Stadion, Flinger Broich 87, 40235 Düss
Website: http://www.fortuna-duesseldorf.de
If you're on holiday from the UK and need to keep up with the sports results from back home (especially football) then tune in to British Forces Radio. It's just like a regular UK pop radio station, and on saturdays they go live to all the premiership games.
We tuned in just as Man United scored against Sunderland :-(
(But we equalised later :-))
Equipment: Any decent radio will do the job.
Updated Sep 6, 2002
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