Rosenborg - Zenit Saint Petersburg

2mas · Sjef Joined: 06 Sep 2002 Posts: 61954 Location: Trondhjem

Yep, 120 NOK or about â‚¬15 as "sigge" writes.

Olav's Pub and spiseri may be a good place if you want to gather quite a few Zenit fans, and still be able to get some OK food. I think they have 300 seats in 2 floors.

joing · Posted: 14.01.2006 21:41 Post subject:

much seats not the most important
wants to find a realy good place
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HoldBrillan · Posted: 14.01.2006 21:45 Post subject:

Depends on how much money you want to spend!
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joing · Posted: 14.01.2006 21:52 Post subject:

i don't know what is a normal count in your city
if possible well eat for 20-30 euro, it is good
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HoldBrillan · Posted: 14.01.2006 21:57 Post subject:

For 20-30 euro (150 - 220 KR NOK) I think you could eat at a quite nice restaurant.

I could recommend these:

- Egon, downtown
- Frati, downtown (very good!)
- Or a Pizza restaurant like Peppes
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haavarl · Forumsjef Joined: 10 Sep 2002 Posts: 15265 Location: Askim

Be warned, tough. Eating out in Norway is p-r-i-c-e-y. And drinking, even more so.

HeiaVincent · Posted: 14.01.2006 22:28 Post subject:

Yes, you will probably be surprised of the high prices in Norway! Alcohol and cigarettes are the most expensive. Also, it is illegal to smoke in restaurants, clubs etc.

Drinking in public is also forbidden.

joing · Posted: 15.01.2006 00:17 Post subject:

2mas · Sjef Joined: 06 Sep 2002 Posts: 61954 Location: Trondhjem

Sorry for the late reply! Here are maps to the different restaurants:

- Frati, Munkegaten 25
- Olav's Pub og spiseri, Olav Tryggvasons gate 5
- Egon, Lilletorvet *
- Egon, Prinsenkrysset
- Peppes Pizza, KjÃ¸pmannsgata *
- Peppes Pizza, Trondheim Torg

* the better choice of Egon and Peppes
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Rosenborg have a poor record against Russian sides, losing three of their four previous encounters, although they have won one of two games at the Lerkendal stadium.

That came in the 1992/93 UEFA Cup in the second leg of their first-round tie against FC Dinamo Moskva when they triumphed 2-0, but it did little to change the overall complexion of the tie as Dinamo were already leading 5-1 after the first encounter.

Rosenborg took another two-goal lead against FC Spartak Moskva in the first group stage of the UEFA Champions League three years later but the Russian team stormed back with four unanswered goals to make it 4-2. They continued that momentum in the reverse fixture at the Luzhniki stadium, scoring four more before Karl-Petter LÃ¸ken gave Rosenborg a late consolation.

Zenit have met just one Norwegian side before, when they were drawn against VÃ¥lerenga IF in the first round of the 1985/86 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup. Sergei Dimitrev broke the deadlock to set the home side on course for a 2-0 win in the first leg at the Petrovsky stadium, and repeated that feat in Norway two weeks later as Zenit completed a 4-0 aggregate victory.

Read more: Rosenborg ready to repel Zenit

2mas · Sjef Joined: 06 Sep 2002 Posts: 61954 Location: Trondhjem

Is it soil heating at St. Petrovsky Stadium? If not, I really cannot see how the pitch can "melt" in time of the match...

H@ST(Saint-Petersburg) · Posted: 23.01.2006 21:47 Post subject: Re: Rosenborg - Zenit Saint Petersburg

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H@ST(Saint-Petersburg) · Posted: 23.01.2006 22:54 Post subject:

boss123 · Junior Joined: 16 Dec 2005 Posts: 30

Candyman · Proff Joined: 05 Jun 2005 Posts: 314 Location: Trondheim

Under-soil heating is fine but what about supporter heating? Isn't it really cold in Russia at the moment? If it's colder in St Petersburg than here I'm not going!

boss123 · Junior Joined: 16 Dec 2005 Posts: 30

Weather in St.-Petersburg is unpredictable, but, most likely the temperature on February, 23rd will not lower below-10. Today on January , 26th temperature in our city-1-3 degree.
Also I think that weather in St.-Petersburg not worse than in Norway.

HoldBrillan · Posted: 26.01.2006 18:40 Post subject:

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

Actually when it comes to weather Norway and Iceland are very much warmer than what most peple think. Due to the gulf stream Norway and Icfelands temperatures (which many people beliebve are vey cold), while cold, are a lot more modrate the temperatures on the same l;atitude. Likle for example tewmperatures in many places in ther US, Canada and Russia are alo colder than in Norway. Even northern Japan (which is in the southern hemispghere) is al;t more colder than Norway. Strange but true.

While -30 bel;ow zero might be common in St. Petersburg in winter i doungt that it has ever been that cold in Trondheim (which idsab　out on the same latitude).

attach · Posted: 26.01.2006 19:04 Post subject:

Correct! I was about to write the same thing.

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

But on the other hand I believe that Norwegians are alot more resilient to cold than other people. Eg. it is -5 degrees here in Hokkaido. That means that Im still just going to wear a thshirt and a sweater. Here in Hokkaido howevev people wear seemingly infinate layers of cholothes to protect themselves from the cold. Most scandinavians I think would find that very strange.

boss123 · Junior Joined: 16 Dec 2005 Posts: 30

attach · Posted: 26.01.2006 19:19 Post subject:

Yes, I think you are right about that. Hokkaido? Are you in Japan!?

attach · Posted: 26.01.2006 19:22 Post subject:

Trondheim:

Nov: 1,0
Dec: -1,3
Jan: -2,9
Feb: -2,3
Mar: 0,5

Quite a difference.