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What can you get out of a 24h trip?

November 30, 2007

You don’t really live a Euroleague game day like I did. Everything started just fine and I left Rome at 1:15pm. After meeting Julien and Christophe in the hotel I found out that the Italians will be on a strike and my flight back has been canceled. So what to do? Stay one day longer? I decided to take a flight out of Madrid at 6:35am which means I had to leave the hotel at 4:00am – Since we came home at about 2:00am from the Real-Chroale game – we did not sleep but talked and worked out some new things for BallinEurope. As you can imagine I am kind of cranky now. So I checked my pictures and there is one that really sticks out and made the trip worth it for me – take a look. To get a better view you might want to click here.

Virtus Roma - FC AXA Barcelona

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