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EDITORIAL: Sun 30th March 2008

Another skin of the teeth update, but such is the timing of Scotland games! As for the next 2 months, I can already predict with uncanny accuracy when these will take place, given how busy I am over the coming months (and with an exam to study for as well...)

Anyway, for now, feast your eyes on the Croatia Game gallery, plus NATA-centric football (and beer) trips to Düsseldorf and Southampton. We've also updated the ever-popular Quotes section (don't worry Tam - the Look-alikes will be updated next month!), and given the much awaited announcement of friendly matches, the Travel Details page has also been brought up to date. The Czech game has also allowed us to re-time our countdown below.

It's going to be another full month before the next update. In addition to a new Look-alikes Gallery, we also hope to have some more snaps, and maybe (just maybe) some material from someone other than me. Enjoy for now and tune back in next month...

Cheers, Paul

NEW: Croatia Gallery

Thirty snaps from last week's decent draw against the Croatians are online already in what must be some kind of record for a NATA update! ...more

UPDATED: Quotes

Five new quotes worthy of immortalisation on the NATA Quotes Page saw the light of day last Wednesday as well ...more

UPDATED: Travel Details

Not one but two friendly matches were announced on Easter Monday, which was handy.... Nonetheless, the Czech away game and the Northern Ireland home match have allowed us to bring the Travel Details page up to date ...more

NEW: Southampton & Düsseldorf Galleries

Unusually for Paul's "personal collection", both of these galleries from March's travels feature a significant number of NATA members, firstly on a Stag/Hen Trip Revival weekend in Düsseldorf, and then on Paul's annual pilgrimage to his Saints roots


EDITORIAL: Weds 27th February 2008

Now the excitement of George Burley's appointment as new manager has died down, as well as most of the knee-jerk reaction to his assistant Terry Butcher's appointment, it's down to "business as usual" at home to Croatia at the end of March. We can help you get in the mood for the game by reminiscing about the two draws we played out in the 2002 qualifying campaign by looking at our (now very dated!) galleries.

Still on the reminiscing vibe, we've published the Georgia trip account to bring the diary section bang up to date. There's also some more Düsseldorf photos from my most recent trip to see Fortuna (on my own website).

Finally, many thanks to Loony Alba Chairman Kevin Donnelly (Keith to his friends), who has weighed in with a comprehensive eating guide to the St Catherine fish restaurant district in Brussels.

We'll be back in late March with snaps from the Croatia home game and anything else we can rustle up.

Cheers, Paul

NEW: Georgia Diary

Bringing the diary part back up to date, here's Paul's opus on the lengthiest trip of 2007, taking in Glasgow, Tbilisi and Munich. It could be a long wait for the next one ...more

NEW: Brussels Restaurant Guide (Part 1)

Thanks to Loony Alba's roaming gastronom, Kevin "Disco Keith" Donnelly, NATA can bring you his blow-by-blow, lobster-canape-by-braised-tripe account of the eateries of St Catherine ...more

NEW: Düsseldorf Gallery

Holiday snaps time again, but there are some good ones here, honest! Photos from Fortuna's stunning 2-0 win against then league-leaders Wuppertal, plus some good skyline and riverside shots ...more


EDITORIAL: Sunday 20th January 2008

As promised, we're back with our second update of 2008, with another diary account - France this time - to add to the story of the Faroes added at the start of the month.

We've also embarked on a new venture for NATA Online - downloadable wallpapers. I'm well aware that most people customise their own desktop backgrounds with their own designs, however the caledar version has served me well for the past two years and I felt it wouldn't do any harm to make it available to a wider audience.

A word about this month's other update - the fixtures and Travel Plans. Since originally publishing our plans on the 1st January, FIFA have now come out and said there could be some "small changes" to the Group 9 game plan. Here's hoping 2008's fixtures, which many of us have already booked for, remain unchanged!

We'll be back in February with the Georgia diary, along with some other things that I haven't thought of yet. Until then, have a good one!

Have a good Burns Night! Paul

NEW: Wallpapers

New for 2008, we've done a set of downloadable wallpapers. Paul's been using a DIY version of the calendar type for years, as he's terrible with dates! ...more

NEW: France Diary

Relive the magic of our historic 1-0 win in the Parc des Princes with NATA's diary account of the event ...more


STOP PRESS: Tuesday 1st January 2008

Just a quick mention to say "Happy New Year", and a bonus update with the long-awaited Faroes Diary plus some travel news. There will be another update before the end of the month.

NEW: Faroes Diary

Just six months late, but here's the account of our day-trip to the Faroes on Air WESTA ...more

UPDATED: NATA Travel Plans

Details of our plans for the next qualifying campaign, and a full list of international dates for 2008-09 ...more


Last year's updates are detailed on the News Archive 2007

 

 

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