Gary Wolf

Watching 2005 to write a article for the Russian site. I'm shivering all over.

In the good old times there would've been nothing easier for me than going to Kiev. Board a train, drink a bottle of vodka, wake up in Kiev next day. But now we're separated by the area of hostilities, so it's first by bus to Kharkiv for me, then, if I pass the border, a train to Kiev. Will state at my mate, and I feel I'm lucky, because they say accomodation is exhorbitant. It will be my first final ever and I don't know what to feel. No ticket, of course, but I would never forgive myself I didn't go. So see everyone in Ukraine!

Brazil vs Switzerland, Uruguay vs S.Arabia, Mexico vs Korea, Iceland vs Croatia plus 1/8 between England/belgium and 2nd team from Poland/Colombia group.

England playing in my city if qualified from the 1st place in their groop))

Not a problem.

Anyone going to Moscow?

Lost 0-1, but we still have our honour. Two positive things: Pogba injured and scum still busy in the cups

Guys, please spare some support for my local club who are playng the scum in their lair this evening.

November 23, Rostov-on-Don, Xabi signing my ticket from 2009 game at OT after Rostov vs Bayern (3-2)

Thanks for your hospitality )) Returned home late at night after the game, got drunk. Could barely work. We played well, but no chance of going through after 1-1 at home. Moreover we lost 3 of our key players - 2 yellow card bans and a broken collarbone.

Haven't been writing here for ages, but now there's a good reason: my local club FC Rostov are playing the Scum on Thursday. Going to the stadium wearing Liverpool shirt ))

I really can't write, I'm drunk, called my mate in Kazakhstan, yebat' Zenit ebat', yebanye pidory

I read he's cup tied.

He missed last year but now he's fit.

They are probably the most aggressive lot in Russia nowadays. I wouldn't recommend wearing colours outside stadium. Red is also Spartak colour which makes them crazy.