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Inter vs Parma tickets

 

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For anyone interested in tickets for Inter Milan vs Parma match at San Siro stadium, on 15th September 2018 at 3 PM CEST read here.

At the moment for away fans area – third ring blue, price 21,90 euro – it is requested Tessera del Tifoso (fidelity Card). We say “at the moment” because the commission who have to decide about it will probably deliberate on the week-end. Rumors says it won’t be necessary, but are just rumors.

It is possible to purchase this kind of tickets only on Vivaticket.it or, with our intermediation, through Centro Coordinamento Parma Clubs, that also organize bus service from Parma leaving at 10 am cest at total cost (ticket + bus) of 35 euros for who is a member of our Parma fans club (Parma Fans Worldwide) or another official Parma club. Otherwise cost will be 45 euros. Places on the buses are not unlimited.

If you want to watch the match from another area of the stadium you can buy tickets directly from Inter website at this link: https://www.inter.it/en/biglietteria . Tessera del Tifoso, at the moment, is required only for Parma province residents.

Remember that Inter Milan hottest fans area is second ring green and all the green area. It would be risky and not respectful to go there with our colors on.

Our suggestion is to contact us before purchasing the tickets. We can give you suggestions and maybe we can organize a fans meeting or make easier your coming to the stadium from the airport or the train station.

Write us an email at info@parmafanswordwide.com or look for us on social network, here the channels list.

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Hello from BBC

Alessandro Lucarelli at the end of the interview – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com

 

FIRST THE LINK: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p002vsyx/episodes/downloads

So it started.

Hello from BBC.

It was not Bale-Benzema-Cristiano or Barzagli-Bonucci-Chiellini. Was THAT BBC: British Broadcasting Corporation. We received an email from Mani Djazmi, the presenter of World Football, a weekly program dedicated to most special stories in football world on BBC World Service, that was interested in realizing an episode totally dedicated to Parma renaissance.

So it started an incredible two-days in which we followed Mani in his interviews and researches. We had the chance to talk about football and give our small help to such a great expert and professional. We will never be enough thankful for that.

We could attend to Pietro Pizzarotti and Captain Lucarelli interviews in Collecchio Training Center, see coach an players pass in front of us at the end of morning training session, relaxed and focused on Saturday match. We step Tardini pitch with well known Centro Coordinamento Parma Clubs (CCPC) President Angelo Manfredini that took us also to locker rooms and honor tribune and told us incredible stories about nineties glory days. Before the official interview, while we were in CCPC office, Sandro Melli, one of Wembley heroes, get into and had a coffee in front of us. Can you imagine?

We heard from Parma Partecipazioni Calcistiche (PPC) member Franco Bardiani words all the passion behind the popular action that together with Nuovo Inizio allowed Parma’s rebirth. We hate in Pepèn, well known Parmesan paninoteca and we went also to a football game in Correggio, in the deep Reggio Emilia province, where Parma played only three years ago. So many things that it was necessary three episodes to tell everything.

And now? Now Juve is coming. BBC World Football dedicates a whole program to Parma Calcio and we are so proud of all the people we met in these days. Until Parma will be made by these people we can really trust in an even brighter future.

Despite every result on Saturday night, believe us: be proud of what Parma Calcio is. It is made by great people, it is a family and, even if you are far, you are part of it anyway.

At this link you will find the podcast of this World Football episode and all the previous podcast:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p002vsyx/episodes/downloads

And here the article that Mani Djazmi wrote about Captain Lucarelli interview.

Alessandro Lucarelli: The Parma captain who kept the club going

 

Thank you again Mani, for the incredible experience.

Collecchio’s main quarter – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Inside the offices – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Mani checking audio – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Pietro Pizzarotti interview – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Sandro Melli at the bar in from of Angelo and other CCPC members – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Angelo Manfredini interview – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Franco Bardiani on the pitch – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
THE DOOR in CCPC office – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Coppa Italia and Winners Cup in CCPC office – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
Football and food in province – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com
On Correggese tribune – credit to http://www.parmafansworldwide.com

Where to park for a Tardini match

UPDATE: when we wrote this note the parking was available. In last weeks it use to be all reserved for Parma Club and stadium professionals – they probably red our post 🙂 – but  we leave it here because in front of the parking gate there is another, smaller, free parking. In case you don’t find place there there is Barilla Center payment parking (via Emilia Est, 7B)

If you are coming to Parma for a match in Tardini for the first time or just would like a suggestion to park safely from meeting opponent fans and for free before a big match, maybe this quick guide can be useful.

Especially in big matches day driving and parking around the stadium can be a mess and a loss of time. We suggest you – as many local Parma fans does – to park in Auditorium Paganini parking.

It is a free parking located in the back of Barilla Center and – listen – open from 6 am to midnight from 1st April to 31st October and from 7 am to 8 pm from 1st November to 31st march.

Distance from stadium is almost 800 meters, so not impossible to walk.

It is used by many Parma fans and not so known outside the town so you probably won’t find opposite team fans there.

To arrive there the suggestion is to put on google maps: via Toscana 5/a, Parma. It will be easier since around there you will find lots of one way streets.

Get into the gate, leave there the car, then walk on the opposite way keeping Auditorium behind you. You will exit then another gate then go straight until you pass Barilla Center (on your right side) and arrive in via Emilia est, turn right arriving to a round square with a fountain. Following the trees street you will find on your left you will arrive in 5 minutes to the Tardini stadium, hopefully for a good match.

If when you are in front of Tardini you are looking for Centro Coordinamento Parma Clubs office, to meet us or other fans before the match, it is the yellow building on the left side of the gate, looking at it.

Remember: only thing to check is gate closure time, especially in winter time.

Making first steps

Parma vs Udinese represents a milestone in PFW history. It was the first time we organized a meeting with abroad fans, in which we helped some of them to get tickets, in which some of them joined officially a Parma Club and used the membership card for discount in Tardini shop.

Little things for the most, important for us: the network is growing.

We met some fans from UK, Slovenia and Croatia in CCPC office, an historical place at Tardini gate, where some trophies are guarded. We made purchase in Official merchandise shop with 10% discount, join Official Parma Club Crociati Balkan member – born from historical Parma Boys Balkan Facebook group – to watch the match together, even meeting player after match for pictures signing.

A long day, ended with a coming back home in late night for someone, early morning for someone else.

Thanks to everybody, these are our first steps.