football rambles

 We also went on the tour of the stadium. It was great to see the stadium at pitch level and see trophies and memorabilia from times gone by, however it did feel a bit rushed and something just for tourists rather than proper football fans. Worth a visit, but given Hajduk's rich history it could have been a lot better, although that might not exactly have been appreciated by the more casual fans on the tour. Hajduk lettering from outside the stadium Hero Bernard Vukas Bado, who played for Hajduk from 1947 to 1957 renowned for his dribbling skills. Shop entrance at Hajduk Split. Souvenirs from the Under 21's run to the Champion League final earlier in the year. a plate presented to Hajduk by Aston Villa The permanent trophy for champions of Croatia In the centre at the front is the final trophy for the champions of Yugoslavia. View when players enter the pitch (without the fans here though obviously) The seashell shape of the stadium. Where the stadium meets the sea. Where the s...

 When you go to Split one of the things that you notice is the amount of well executed graffiti there is for Hajduk. Hajduk are almost like a religion here and perhaps one of the best ways of avoiding poor graffiti is by getting some good graffiti in support of Hajduk done on your property. Most of it either has 1911 - the year that the team were formed or 1950 when Torcida - the first ultras in Europe came into being.