28/08/2007

Polish stadiums

Category: News — admin @ Aug 28th, 2007
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Warsaw

The National Stadium in Warsaw which has a capacity of 60 thousand seats will be built in the place where at present is the 10th Anniversary Stadium, or next to Washington roundabout in Prague-South. According to current conception the National Stadium is expected to be the main element of a sports-recreational centre (“the National Sport Centre”) which will including among others: a pool with Olympic parameters, a sports-auditorium hall on 15 thousand seats, as well as commercial part (shop centres, gastronomic centres).

The Central Sports Centre in Warsaw is the institution which is responsible for realization of investments. The whole investment is estimated at about 1,2 mld zlotys including cost of the stadium- about 650 mln zlotys.

The whole complex should be finished around 2010. The National Stadium is expected to be one of the main centres of the European Football Championships Euro 2012- where according to the original scheme it will be played among others: the opening match, some of the group matches, one quarter-final and one semi-final.

Towards the end of April 2007 the mayor of Warsaw, Hanna Gronkiewicz-Waltz, made a decision about the conditions of building development and developing of land for the investment of building the National Stadium.

warsaw stadium 1 warsaw stadium 2 warsaw stadium 3

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Gdansk

Baltic Arena in Gdańsk which has a capacity of 44 thousand seats will be built in the part of city called Letnica, in the place, where at present are allotments. Liquidation of allotments – according to declarations of city authorities is expected to last at the most till the middle of 2008. The cost of investment which according to scheme will be finished around 2010 is estimated at about 900 mln zlotys.

There are expected to be played some group matches and one quarter final during the European Football Championships. Every day- apart from championships- Lechia Gdańsk is supposed to play matches in the stadium.

Baltic Areas Stadium is regarded to be the most attractive project of the stadium among all objects which were offered by Poland and Ukraine for Euro 2012 matches. Our shape- especially in graphic symbols for night –resembles amber.

Below you can see the graphic symbols of the stadium in Gdańsk.

stadium gdansk 1 stadium gdansk 2
stadium gdansk 3 stadium gdansk 4

Wrocław

Olympic Stadium built in the interwar period is a stadium proposed by Wrocław in the official offer of Poland and Ukraine on Euro 2012.

According to conception of stadium conversion it is expected to reach capacity over 40 thousand seats and is expected to be a part of sports center, with a swimming pool, a sports hall, a shooting range, tennis courts and also shop centres and gastronomic centres.

Below you can see graphic symbols of Olympic Stadium after planned conversion.

Organizers of the European championships make plans for playing some group matches in Warsaw.

But after granted organization of championships to Poland and Ukraine authorities in Wrocław addressed building project of a new stadium for Euro 2012. This stadium would be located in Drzymaly Street in the part of city called Maslice. There are no projects of stadium so far, and possible realization of this conception depends on the possibility of obtaining by the city additional funds (a new stadium is estimated at over 100 mln EUR0).

So an issue concerning the choice of stadiums in Wrocław where the European championships matches would be played stays unnegotiated.

Poznan

The Municipal Stadium in Poznan in Bulgarska Street was built and was put into use in 1980. Lech Poznan plays their matches on this stadium.

Because of the European Football Championships the conversion of stadium is planned and this allows among others to enlarge its capacity almost twice (to 44 thousand seats). A car park for about 4000 parking spots and training field will be built. According to schemes of city authorities modernization is expected to finish in 2008. The cost of this investment is estimated at about 200 mln zlotys.

During the European Football Championships some group matches are expected to be played.

Below you can see graphic symbols of the Municipal Stadium in Poznan after finishing conversion.

The object in Poznan is the most advanced, as regards workmanship, the stadium which is suggested on the basic list of the Polish stadiums which will play host to footballers during the European championships in 2012.

stadium poznan 1 stadium poznan 2

Chorzow

Silesian Stadium in Chorzow is the largest existing sports stadium in Poland. From 1993 it functions as the national stadium for Polish football representation. The stadium is a part of Regional Centre of Culture and Sport in Chorzow, located near the border of Chorzow and Katowice.

Present capacity of stadium is over 47 thousand seats, and planned modernization is expected to led to increase this number to about 60 thousand seats. The conversion should be finished around 2010. Additionally, stadium stand are expected to be roofed over. The cost of this investment is estimated at about 90 mln zlotys.

Silesian Stadium in Chorzow was proposed as a substitute stadium in the official offer of Poland and Ukraine to organize the European Football Championships. However, in case of granting UEFA permission to increase the number of cities which participate in championships form 8 to 10 (what is likely – that what happened among others in the last championships in Portugal) stadium in Chorzow will be certainly one of the championships centres.

Cracow

Stadium Vistula Cracow in Reymont Street was built in the 50s, is at present (from 2004) under conversion. Modernization which is in progress has to increase capacity of stadium almost twice- from the existing 20 thousand seats to about 35 thousand. Not only the enlargement of stand is planned including stand addition in the corners but also building a two level main stand, as well as their complete roofing. The conversion should be finished around 2010.

Stadium Vistula in Cracow was proposed as a substitute stadium in the official offer of Poland and Ukraine to organize the European Football Championships. However, in case of granting UEFA permission to increase the number of cities which participate in championships form 8 to 10 (what is likely – that what happened among others in the last championships in Portugal) stadium in Cracow will be certainly one of the championships centres.

Below you can see graphic symbols of Stadium Vistula after finishing conversion.

stadium krakow 1 stadium krakow 1

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80 Comments »

  1. ukraince sucks my balls

    Comment by pat — 28/01/2008 @ 19:00

  2. I dont think that is the warsaw stadium i have seen a way nicer one..

    Comment by dan — 01/02/2008 @ 05:57

  3. Kiss my ass pat !!!!!

    Comment by People of Ukraine — 12/03/2008 @ 13:15

  4. hate polishes…we had to do the EU 2012 together with Russia… I also think, that it was our mistake to rescue poland in the World War 2…

    Comment by 2 pat — 21/04/2008 @ 21:18

  5. kiss my fanny

    Comment by Anonymous — 01/05/2008 @ 13:51

  6. yeah really…do kiss MY ass too, patt!!

    Comment by haley — 07/05/2008 @ 01:08

  7. seriously the english in this article is absolutley rubish!!!! i would be more than happy to help the dude who wrote this change it about.

    Comment by rob — 20/05/2008 @ 10:33

  8. you all sucK!
    You should all kiss our asses!!!
    Friendly Greetings from Portugalah ah ;) ****

    Comment by Pedrana — 04/06/2008 @ 14:43

  9. Nothing wrong with Poland or Ukraine… and i gotta agree with dan, i have seen a waaaaaaay nicer warsaw stadium

    Comment by Anonymous — 05/06/2008 @ 09:53

  10. szép stadionok, de ha nem húztok bele akkor a UEFA elveszi a rendezés jogát! és akkor szopacs van!

    Comment by Lasica — 10/06/2008 @ 21:03

  11. de komolyan ám!

    Comment by Lasica — 10/06/2008 @ 21:06

  12. figgyellek benneteket!

    Comment by Anonymous — 10/06/2008 @ 21:08

  13. come on scotland were getting euro 2012

    Comment by michael — 11/06/2008 @ 14:35

  14. heyy you europeans!! you`ll come to azerbaijan for EURO CUP someday… ;) just wait a lil bit…

    Comment by azerimann — 12/06/2008 @ 21:26

  15. “Однозначного блядь” это ты соси сука свои яйца….пидорас…
    Украина и Польша будут принимать EURO 2012 и ниипет!!!!

    Comment by Sergio — 15/06/2008 @ 17:07

  16. Сосите иички бля буржуи!

    Comment by Sergio — 15/06/2008 @ 17:11

  17. anyone who is making fun of poland or ukrain should shut up especially the person who said “hate polishes…we had to do the EU 2012 together with Russia… I also think, that it was our mistake to rescue poland in the World War 2…” becausxe you have no idea what your talking about and you weren’t even alive at that time and if you were you should have already learned to have respect for other countries. there’s a reaosn why my mom hates russians and you are a perfect example.

    Comment by Liz — 15/06/2008 @ 22:09

  18. i am going fo sho fo sho

    Comment by Anonymous — 16/06/2008 @ 23:35

  19. Greeting from Poznan, Poland
    http://www.lech98.com

    Comment by KKS Lech Poznan — 19/06/2008 @ 20:26

  20. this stadiums is not actualy, don’ worry we have a better projects :D

    Comment by man in poland — 23/06/2008 @ 14:33

  21. Here you find a new project stadium an poland and ukraine :)

    Comment by man in poland — 23/06/2008 @ 14:34

  22. This is where the chicken likes to go for now in more? Oh no the jeans are yes. H a ha

    Comment by Sarusan — 23/06/2008 @ 19:29

  23. The stadiums looks nice, go further, the show must go on, we are comming.
    54,74,90,2010,2012 ;-) nach dem Spiel ist vor dem Spiel !!! ;-)

    Comment by Vize Europa Meister 2008 ;-) — 30/06/2008 @ 08:24

  24. Hate Ukrainians, -the very same people who kissed ass the ass of the SS, against they’re own people then when Russia came in tickled the balls of the KGB.
    Hey man, if Ukraine can’t get there stadiums built in time they should quit the European union, and enter a preschool- they have the organizational skills of a three year old.

    Comment by Jas' — 08/07/2008 @ 01:43

  25. @Jas – ohh man – what a bullshit – boy, you’re living in the past! it’s 2008, you should take your wake-up pills jas! lol

    Comment by stupidwhiteman — 13/07/2008 @ 04:06

  26. First off stfu u mother fukers who talk shit about poland. U fukin pussys state ur name n address n il break ur face in u fukin coochie mamas. BiTcH fuk britan they can suk my dik thaz y GOLATA knOCK OUT mcbride i mean MCBITCH!!! haha

    Comment by Cristian — 09/08/2008 @ 07:04

  27. For Pat:

    Shit on yout Descendants

    Comment by killing joke — 09/08/2008 @ 12:35

  28. polska jest zajebista

    bialo czerwony

    Comment by Anonymous — 11/08/2008 @ 06:02

  29. ha ha i can tell that pat is a fin brit can’t even speak his own language, polishes there is no such word put brits are too dumb to get that, and you didn’t save us, its the polish pilets who saved you !!!! how i can’t stand stupid people, uneducated morans!!!!!

    Comment by Ziggy — 05/09/2008 @ 20:28

  30. all fans of soccer i send you a greetings and await you in my country in 2012- My City of Poznan will be a part of that event. We love to see you and your money :) That is our chance to show our country to the world and we will not fail you:)

    To others like Pat or Jas –grow up dudes— there is still time…

    Comment by Matt — 08/09/2008 @ 22:06

  31. commenting 2 pat! for your information russia did f*ck all to help poland out in the world war 2. Look how much land you took away from Poland. Did you watch the uefa cup match legia againts moscov what they have scanted. I personally agree to what they said!!!!!! To every single word. I dont think i have to remind you.

    Comment by BNP — 08/09/2008 @ 23:27

  32. WoW. I am beyond disbelief about how people are treating there European neighbours. OK, I understand Football does have the most fantical sport fan in the world, but people – show some respect!. Poland and the Ukraine will be great hosts, and will be more than happy to greet all people who travel there via plane, train or automobile.

    If anything, please show some compassion toward the host communities, and than go on to win the football match :-)

    Comment by Canadian — 26/09/2008 @ 19:52

  33. These images are really outdated.

    Especially poznans stadium

    Comment by Greek — 15/11/2008 @ 20:20

  34. wtf u all on a fucin bout

    Comment by Anonymous — 22/12/2008 @ 10:28

  35. Number 1 you dont say polishes but poles. Ukraine sucks Russia can take you imidietly. Poland is now gratest than Ukraine. Poland can do it alone with out Ukraine right poles ……!!!

    Comment by Patryk Czerwony "patriot" — 26/12/2008 @ 06:16

  36. holly shit ppl. I dont understand whats up. Poland is most likley going to host Euro with Germany(NOT A GOOD MIX) you wanna know why because the russians kindly turned off their gas supply. So basicaly they are set back to the sttone age. No hot water no heat, no pancakes. If you have noticed poland is the fastest growing country in Europe. And the #1 country to invest in europe. I live in the U.S and for the Irish and Brits hateing all the polish people. Well I understand you guys because here in the U.S WE HAVE WAY TOO MANY MEXICANS. And alot of polish people are acting tuff. I am polish and i see your point but trust me the people from poland that are in your countries are total loosers from the north east side of poland from the retards side. And for russia pray to god that your president or prime. doesnt fuk with the U.S or we will fucken Nuke your ass to the moon. I am polish and i respect and willing to go visit the UK soon to see some Liverpool and Arsenal Action. And polish people are very friendly in poland and are willing to help you. Enjoy Euro 2012 because this is our year until we play Germany lol. But still I hope Poland or Spain , England or Netherlands wins it. Not Serbia Croatia or RUSSIA or ITALY.lol =)

    Comment by Euro2012 it our time — 04/01/2009 @ 06:52

  37. ytiuyiyiiiii

    Comment by Anonymous — 24/01/2009 @ 22:51

  38. As Platini suggested, Poland should host Euro 2012 without Ukraine. We dont need Ukraine to do this. We have enough infastucture to support the tournament. Oh and by the way, stop hating you racists.

    Comment by Poland #1 — 31/01/2009 @ 03:31

  39. Learn how to spell asshole, polishes? thats not a word
    you dont know how great Poland is .

    Comment by POlska — 03/02/2009 @ 03:31

  40. Just get on with it! This is going to be a showcase for Poland and the Ukraine. I’m wishing that they both meet all of their dead-lines and help raise themselves with improvements to infrastructure and country alike. The past is just that…The past! Eastern Europe need big events and the influx of money that comes with it. My family and I will be going to the Polish half of the Euro and spend our money there because that is our choice. But as a Polish/American, I am hoping for the best from both hosts. Even the Ukraine! So lets hope that this becomes the best face that the world could see.

    Comment by Bill Bak — 20/02/2009 @ 21:06

  41. Hey! You-Polish! You are political sluts! We-Americans- laugh out loud at you! You’ll do everyting to get a money or shelter. You should be ashame for your garbage, that you tell to another dudes.! Even I’m getting angry that you you blame Russians for everything. They are cool. I’ve traveled almost everywehre in Russia, and they live there much better then you in your Poland. So shut your face and learn tolerant skills, hun!

    Comment by Sasha — 05/03/2009 @ 19:06

  42. Sasha,
    Much of the issue of interior deficiencies of central Europe can be directly blamed on the former soviet union. Decades of mismanagement, corruption and theft has left all of the “soviet liberated” central Europeans in a struggle to raise their roads, airports and other points of their national infrastructure to modern standards. As far as political sluts are concerned, I believe that the Saudi’s would think that the US government over the past eight years were great whores for their cause then as a little joke they would fund some of the bad guys that we have been wrongly fighting. So Sasha from America, not like Steve or Scott but Sasha ie Alexander. Very Russian or Ukrainian maybe. But just for fun say you’re American. Most Americans would not call people of other countries like this “Hey! you-Polish” but like this “Hey you Poles”
    You state the nationality like it is some bad slang “you-Polish” like “you dogs” and your overall syntax is very off, so please don’t lie in the future. Just say who you are and then lie in the text but not about where you are from! Have some pride, you weakling.

    Comment by Bill Bak — 05/03/2009 @ 21:45

  43. I am a Ukrainian/Australian born and raised in Australia. To my Polish and Ukrainian friends who are together hosting the 2012 EURO CUP football finals,wishing you all the best, in the building and developing of your infrustructure and stadiums,i’m sure the tournament is going to be a successful one.Goodluck.

    Comment by CD — 18/03/2009 @ 07:40

  44. I am a Polish / Australian and as well as CD I wish both countries to go on with their projects, finish them on time and organise a great tournament!!!! Last Euro was superb, with great matches, great venues. I’m sure that Poland and Ukraine can make it even bigger and better. Stadiums look good, some are sensational (go Wroclaw, Gdansk and Donetsk!!). People I read some of the comments above and am thinking that you guys instead of celebrating argue like biggest enemies! Chill out and see you all in Poland and Ukraine in 2012! Pozdrawiam Pilar

    Comment by Pilar — 10/04/2009 @ 03:22

  45. CAN POLAND WIN EURO 2012
    CAN POLAND WIN EURO 2016
    CAN POLAND WIN EURO 2020

    Comment by Anonymous — 20/04/2009 @ 16:37

  46. Reading these comments confirmed my suspicions regarding most football fans. You can’t even have a decent conversation… not mentioning that 90% of you are idiots!

    Comment by OBSERVER — 12/05/2009 @ 12:19

  47. For 2 Pat:

    On behalf of which country you are speaking? Maybe UK? Well, if so read your history books better. It was Poles that rescuded your asses in the Battle of Britain against Germans. And not only there.

    Comment by 303 — 14/05/2009 @ 10:23

  48. Honestly, who will travel to Ukraine to see some games? Poland, okay you can get plenty of cheap flights there, you can probably even drive, but Ukraine? Plus i heard, that they don’t even have proper roads there not to mention accommodation. Nah… this is too much imo!

    Comment by Andrea — 16/05/2009 @ 13:56

  49. is anyone here above 10? go back to school idiots.

    Comment by radek — 25/05/2009 @ 04:11

  50. In June the eyes of the world will be watching 2012 on Polish-Ukrainian ,then you will see the European championships real holiday of the football. I hope that nobody there will be missing from writing here at present. Then you will see that Poland and Ukrain aren’t an inscription on the fruit drop

    Comment by piotrek — 25/05/2009 @ 21:40

  51. highways…???!!! :) )))))))

    Comment by Foreigner fun — 26/05/2009 @ 10:30

  52. Fuk you all that say Poles are shit!!!! They are a great nation, if it were’nt for them working in UK, GREAT BRITTAIN would not be GREAT!! They are hard working people, and yes you get some bad apples in a bunch, but you get them in every country, US, UK, Romania is full of them lazy sh!ts they are. Good luck to Poland for the Euro 2012

    Comment by Happy South African — 28/06/2009 @ 09:49

  53. So, I think Poland should host e2012 alone. Why? First of all, last time when I was in Ukaraine I felt like it’s 1970, total mess, nobody can speak english, country is looking really poor, public transport in terrible, road…what road? Airport?…no, thx! People living for 10 euros per month, it’s sad but it’s thier problem.

    What about Poland…I was searching for some polish websites, for some updates, and I have to say I’m really impressed…

    Comment by Chris — 10/07/2009 @ 08:02

  54. poznan’s before the rebuild was probably the nicest stadium in poland and then wisla’s but now legia’s stadium by far the nicest

    as for ukraine well il say nothing haha

    Comment by Anonymous — 23/07/2009 @ 13:19

  55. Poland has nothing,they learn no more than begging money behind the ass of Western Europe,why EuroCup to such those slavic idiots? They dont even have their own culture and civilization.

    Comment by fucking POSLKA — 26/07/2009 @ 01:57

  56. Think about it people,have you counted how many idiots staying trainstation for night? how many dog shit on the road? how many “kurwa”,”chuju” heard on the street? How could such a stupid country welcome people from all Europe and world? Well when I come to a country with such an image I wont stay for another second.In Ukraine I think is worse,they dont even have clean water to drink,what do they live on? I cant image.So,please, hand over to Westen Europe and give civilization a last chance,Poland and Ukaraine!!!

    Comment by Polska — 28/07/2009 @ 08:11

  57. Wtf are you all crying about? Poland is a great, beautiful country with beautiful people and beautiful landscapes. I really can’t imagine how beautiful Euro 2012 will be in Poland. I’m a Pole that lives in The Netherlands, and first thought too that we would never gonna make it before the deadline. But look at the determination of the Polish workers that are building the stadiums! Everything is on schedule, so i can’t understand what the fuck you all are crying about! If you look at Ukraine tho, i understand how people react. People stealing money for the stadiums, no roads etc. Then yes, i’m not surprised what people think then. But please, first of all: It we’re the Poles that saved UK’s ass in the WW2. If it weren’t the Polish fighters, who knows what would happen in the UK. Probably even more people would die in Britain… Poland is one of the greatest nations in the world, bullshit about begging money, bullshit about that the people are rude. Look at Warschau, Poznan, Cracow, Gdansk… such beautiful cities, they are all one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, and you people say that Poland is a fucked up nation!? Those that say that can fuck off, visit Poland first before crying about everything. Even the fucking Masurian lakes located in Poland are in the final of new 7 world wonders, HOW DARE you even to say that Poland is a ugly country? Please people, don’t talk shit about Poland, or even any other country while you never been there before. Each country has its ups and downs, but Poland is the one with the most ups and nearly no downs, especially imagine Poland in 2012, with great Stadiums, great hotels, great Infrastructure! We can do it, we can host it alone if neccesary! I still hope our Ukrainian breathen will make it, since Ukraine is a beautiful country too with beautiful people, but they really can’t allow something like stealing money for stadiums happening… Please people, don’t listen to the rude comments above, pray for Poland and Ukraine to host the greatest Euro tournament ever! GO POLAND, GO UKRAINE, WE CAN MAKE IT!

    Comment by Nico — 02/08/2009 @ 16:49

  58. To Nico: if PL is such a nice country,why u chooce to live in Holland? is beacause a salary of 1000 zloty/month cant be enough to buy you a Vodka? Look at your poor English,well I guess you Polish people better at swearing “kurwa” than speaking normal languages.Ive been to almost all countries in Europe and PL is the only country with the most dog shit on the street and rude people.You people like Japan beacause Japan is rich,women like black beacause they are good in bed,begging money from EU cuz PL is at the bottom of it,even half of your country land are given by Germany and Russia, where is Poland? Poland wasnt even existed in European map.I’d like to remind you that people not just bullshit Poland sucks,beacause Poland really sucks…

    Comment by Polska — 03/08/2009 @ 01:48

  59. Poland is a great country, one of the greatest in the world! It will do an excellent job of hosting the Euro Cup in 2012. In regards to Poland’s history, it is located in between two countries that throughout history have been hell bent on world domination. I am speaking of Russia/USSR and Germany. A large portion of land in Belarus, a former state of the USSR used to belong to Poland. The area around Wroclaw, which is in Poland can be considered disputed land because it was originally Polish then taken by Germany due to its large deposits of natural resources like coal. After WWII, Wroclaw was returned to Poland in order to take away some of Germany’s industrial prowess so that they would not be able to re-build their military juggernaut known as the Blitzkrieg or Nazi Army. After WWII, Poland was a puppet under the USSR and everything that was able to be taken by the USSR, in effect was. Now, that Poland is an independent nation and not under the control of the USSR, they are growing faster than any European nation. In the next fifty years, as a part of the European Union Poland will be the one of the richest & most industrial countries in Europe next to Germany and the UK. Their current GDP is growing faster than any European country. This is why they were chosen to host Euro 2012. Ukraine is in a bad position because they were a crown jewel of the former USSR due to their rich land, regarding agriculture such as wheat production. The current Russian government wants to regain its former power & doesn’t want to see Ukraine join the EU. Hence, the reason why they shut off the natural gas pipe line to the Ukraine. Russia wants nothing more than to have the Ukraine depend on them. Both countries will do a great job hosting, I would love to visit both countries during the summer of 2012. I wish both nations the best of luck in their future endeavors. One thing that Poland must do a better job of in the future, and they are currently doing so, is to build a better interstate highway/freeway system. Once their infrastructure is complete, the sky is the limit for Poland. Hosting the Euro Cup is a great catalyst to build both countries infrastructure. Once last historical bit of information, where is Frederic Chopin from? where is Marie Sklodowska Curie, Nicolaus Copernicus, Pope John Paul II from? The list goes on and on. Anyways, I have said enough! STO LAT POLSKA!!

    Comment by Anthony Bien — 06/08/2009 @ 17:31

  60. Hello everyone Im a slavic living in Poland.I love Vodka,bitches and beer. I dont have job beacause the salary here is low as my ass.I live in a 10-m2 room beacause no money for better house.I dont have money to buy newspaper,books to learn,even no TVs. Our Minister of Education said that in Poland 32% people cant afford to learn from books and other ways and I guess more than that. Everyday I just sleep,drink,fuck,and go to NFZ to take found from EU aids.I have a dog I call him Tusk beacause he likes making shit everywhere and begging others for meat.You know why I speak such well English? Cuz thanks to EU I have the chance to work as a dog in UK without limit. People say that Poland is a great nation and I totally agree with that,which country in Europe,in the world is BETTER than us? I guess no, beacause we come at least get power from Vodka.So good bye everyone, God bless Poland!!!

    Comment by Slowian — 07/08/2009 @ 21:46

  61. Sorry about my last post… I am really not from Poland! I am actually a homosexual with a very small penis living with my parents out of their basement. I like to write stuff on the internet becaue it makes me feel like I am a decent person.. But I am just asheamed because even though I am a flaming gay, no one will sleep with me… I traveled all over Europe in search of gay sex, but just could not find it. Once in Poland, a man said to me that I am such a flamer, he was sweating to death. He also told me, not even his horny dog would hump my leg. This really hurt my feelings, I didnt expect a polack to tell me the truth about myself.. i was happy wallowing in my own sorrow living out a miserable existence in my parents hot humid basement dreaming about little boys. I guess the truth of the matter is i am really a piece of sheet who likes to molest little boys, can someone help me.. my therapist said this would be the first step to recovery.. thank you very much.

    Comment by Slowian — 09/08/2009 @ 03:54

  62. WOW…… that last guy is really twisted!

    Comment by POLONIA — 09/08/2009 @ 07:02

  63. I am really impressed with the stadiums in Poland, I am curious to the progress in the Ukraine. Also, if the Ukraine is unable to finish their stadiums would Poland be able to host the entire event alone? Does anyone know how many stadiums would be neededto host the entire venue? Aso, are there enough stadiums in poland to accomodate. Lastly, I feel sorry for slowian…… I hope there arent many people like him in the UK, but living in Cleveland, Ohio, there are so many freaks & weirdos here it would not surprise me. GO BROWNS!!! Are there any Browns backers in Europe? The Cleveland Browns are an NFL team.

    Comment by POLONIA — 09/08/2009 @ 07:25

  64. slowian,,, u r a paedo freak…. u should be locked up..

    Comment by polska mafia — 13/08/2009 @ 03:29

  65. POLSKA DUMA EUROPY!!!!!!….. POLONIA RULES… euro 2012 gonaa rule!!!!!

    Comment by polska mafia — 13/08/2009 @ 03:31

  66. wooooooooooooo polska

    Comment by Chris — 22/08/2009 @ 01:27

  67. For long time Im wondering why in such a 3rd class slavic country living such a lot of idiots and heavy drunkers untill I step on this poor land—Poland.Today is 70th Anniversery of Poland’s 4th time wiped out from the European map,now,guys,give me a reason,to tell me why we give a holding chance to Poland? PS: If Poland is a free country, the controller of this website, please dont remove my comment,this comment , beacause it can only show how afraid and stupid you people are.

    Comment by POLONIA — 01/09/2009 @ 19:51

  68. So, there will be probably the biggest sport event what had ever place in our country, apart of the Peace Race, which was settled in all West Block country. However, I am afraid if our country will be able to good organize this event. I don’t think about stadiums, which are started to being built, but of anoter things. Firstly, I think, I’m afraid of state of our road system. Perfectly speaking, I think about motorways, which are only 4 in counts. The A4 motorway is under construction. There are two roads. One between Gliwice and Wrocław, passing that cities as Opole. The second is this famouse link between Katowice in Giszowiec district and Cracow. This road fortunately goes to the Balice International Airport and passes into ring around the West Cracow. The third is A1 towards the Łódź. Next is the A2 from Wrzesnia. Another leeds around Szczecin and there is one another road A2 leading abroad to Germany. But German motorways are more more better than Polish. Personally I think that our police need to be better trained in order to keep safety in conditions of existing of more groups of fans than they are used to keep in touch usually. All this people: footballers, trainers, doctors, therapists, security agents, but firstly, crowds of fans need to be allocated in good, very modern hotels, also very exclusive, safe and not especially expensive. Finally, Polish and Ukrainian football teams need to be perfectly prepared to play on the highest European level, as it is required on the hosts of that great sport festival as Football Europain Championships.

    Comment by Michał — 02/09/2009 @ 20:00

  69. OKay…. this is the original Polonia writer, hence the proper English, spelling, & grammar. If I were to make an educated guesss, the FAKE Polonia writer is Slowian, a sick & twisted soul. Regarding Michal ’s comment, the highway/interstate systems in Poland are not as good as they should be or will be. Building roads is a major portion of creating infrastructure, which will happen soon enough. The Euro2012 is a catalyst for such development. Hotels in Poland will be able to accomodate the fans & teams, a question remains to the amount of Practice fields available. Their police will do fine, they will be specially trained for large crowds. But, what will happen if fighting breaks out, this is a threat to any country with large crowds of people in one concentrated location. As an example, look at what happened in Germany a few years back. That situation had the potential to become chaotic, but didn’t. As a whole, only positive aspects will emerge in Poland as a result of the Euro2012. I might have to get a passport & head over to Poland to see some European Football. GO BROWNS!

    Comment by Polonia — 09/09/2009 @ 18:49

  70. some of you make me sick.
    YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO SAY SUCH THINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! dont generalize. there are good and bad Americans, Poles, Russians etc.
    GUYS, WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU?????????
    it doesnt depend on us where we were born and if a country looks like a shit its only because of people like you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    i feel sorry for you, it only proves your narrow-mindedness and ignorance.

    Comment by Sab — 27/10/2009 @ 15:56

  71. haha, dirty germans, ukrainians and russians; all scum!!! POLSKAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

    Comment by Anonymous — 02/12/2009 @ 02:11

  72. UKRAINE *** shouldn’t have Organize with poland Poland should be with Czech or something ukraine only slows down this *** even poland will have better stadiums so poland could organize themselves all tourament Greeting for poles from Germany

    Comment by YourMOM — 05/12/2009 @ 12:59

  73. I have lived in many countries, Including warsaw poland for 4 years. So dont anyone tell me i dont know the place.
    Take it from me its ***.

    Comment by polish — 13/01/2010 @ 12:06

  74. yoooo *** all you fags talkin shit about Poland. *** countries u just jealous because we better then you. You just a pussy who gets **** by ur own dad in your gay little country. Ok now im gonna go give ur mom that polish kielbasa that she loves so much.

    Comment by Lech — 13/01/2010 @ 20:36

  75. Sorry about my english I have just started to lern it:
    So I have been reading all your comments someones were nice and friendly but someones were terrible….
    I can’t imagine HOW person who don’t know Ukraine can write things like that about my country… As I think MassMedia control your minds… U are not think by yourself u kust think how other….
    I can write about Ukraine: stadiums, infrastructure, ppl, racism, history for houres….
    I can prove that u wrong but better done than just speak about it!

    Comment by Roma — 01/02/2010 @ 14:27

  76. Ill go to poland and ukraine just for the women….they look amazing!!! Football then after….

    Comment by SirAndre1983 — 07/02/2010 @ 12:23

  77. I work with Polish guy who says that the satdiums will not be ready in time.

    I want to go to Poland to drink Vodka and meet beautiful Polish women!!

    Comment by Scottish Bloke — 09/02/2010 @ 15:15

  78. i feel sorry for all the nations reeding some of your comments. so much hatred within you. no wonder we cant have a single day of PEACE since i can remember. no one i know witnessed one. and people, its just a euro 2012 site.
    sad, sad future is ahead of us.

    Comment by marek — 14/02/2010 @ 16:11

  79. Based on the majority of the above comments, I now understand (better) why there have been so many wars between the countries of Europe, in particular the great wars of WWI and WWII.

    At least, you’ll never be able to say that Poland was an evil demented country like Germany or Russia was, nor a petty and/or wussy country like France and many others in Europe. It’s unfortunate that throughout Poland’s history, due to its location, it’s been caught between the evil powers in Europe and the evil powers in Western Asia, with unreliable entities bordering the South.

    In spite of the above, “Westerners” can now thank Poland for the fall of communism and the current liberation of Eastern Europe and all of the Soviet Bloc countries. Good luck Polska, in handling Euro 2012.

    Comment by Filipowicz — 17/02/2010 @ 00:07

  80. After reading the majority of these posts, I’m so disgusted with the comments made. This site is to talk about the Eurocup 2012. We should all be excited about meeting new people, experiencing a new country. There is so much unrest in this world, it should not be going on everywhere. I came here to read about the upcoming Eurocup 2012 and how the countries are progressing getting ready for it. My background is Polish. My dad was from Poznan and I have visited Poland, quite a long long time ago but I remember that people were kind and friendly and I like to think it is still that way. I will say good luck to all the countries participating in the Eurocup and thank you to Poland and the Ukraine for hosting this great sport.

    Comment by Maria — 10/03/2010 @ 16:35

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