Poland is currently one of the places they play their games?
They are quoting a seemingly reliable source "Burbas" that this London Ukrainian account is also referring to. I think Zorya London is usually pretty sensible posts wise
Good practice for the stadium team.
Potential pub quiz question for the future
Especially if the played Celtic!
But Ireland is full of Ukrainians so dublin might be better
Not well-attended. League games they have no choice, but why not move CL games, given their unique circumstances?
I’ve watched with Ukrainians at the Gtech.
40 to 50,0000 Ukrainians live in London.
They’re certainly socially active in the community; always organising things!Not in my part of Southampton
If if interest - it might impact the chances of the game taking place there - this is up to the stadium owner.
all very true. I can't see how the London Stadium can host CL games on Tue/Wed evenings when Championship games also take place on the same evenings.
I think there’s some confusion here, and Wet Spam aren’t involved at all. (Prepares for big ‘whooshy’ thing). The original statement showed a pair of hammers, yes, but also refers to ‘mineurs’. I think that can be a Shahktar nickname, and certainly their origins were from coal mining.
Shakhtar (Шахтар) literally translates to "coal miner“.
Sorry, West Ham are not involved, that was me being a prat and referring to them because of the hammers emoji.Ha OK I have no idea.
I was just referring to post 8 and assumed it was factual
There's a Ukrainian restaurant in Twickenham. Very nice too having been there a couple of times . They do a nice pork loin with dumplings and a proper chicken Kiev. Live music some nights if like Ukrainian folk music.
Any fit Ukrainian women in their 20’s present? Asking for a friend !
There’s a Ukrainian restaurant in the old fire station in the High Street and there’s often a party atmosphere if you’re walking past in the evening.Is that true?
Having spent a decent amount of time in Kyiv, I'm wondering if they serve the wonderful Lard and Headcheese?
They have Banosh with Bryndza & Crackling… but here’s the menu:
They have Banosh with Bryndza & Crackling… but here’s the menu:
Ukrainian Food Menu – Traditional Dishes & Cuisine | Moisei London
Explore our authentic Ukrainian food menu featuring traditional dishes, varenyky, borscht, pelmeni, mains, sushi, pasta & desserts. Book your table at Moisei.moisei.uk
Was that Salo (Сало), slices of pork belly fat, a bit like Italian Lardo or Smarets (Смалець) spreadable pork dripping seasoned with spices, onions and lardons? Both sound wrong but are delicious in a pork scratchings kind of way.
Next you'll be saying you passed on the Horilka too.I didn't order it
I’m guessing opening the options for non-Ukrainians works for their business plan.
& a Geogian restaurant around the corner.
