Steve Cooper

[J_B]

Steve Coooper: Former Nottingham Forest and Leicester boss named Brondby head coach

Former Nottingham Forest, Leicester and Swansea manager Steve Cooper is named head coach of Danish club Brondby.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[JustJack]

Beautiful country, Denmark. Win a few titles, get into the Champions League, nice gig.

 

[exiledclaseboy]

Win a few titles, get into the Champions League, nice gig.

Probably exactly what Russy thought when he got the Rangers job.

 

[JackSomething]

Probably exactly what Russy thought when he got the Rangers job.

Aye, but whatever Cooper is as a manager, he's not the total fraud Russy is so he may do alright.

 

[exiledclaseboy]

Aye, but whatever Cooper is as a manager, he's not the total fraud Russy is so he may do alright.

Indeed.

 

[Frankie Burrows Cap]

Results wise you can’t fault his record. He’d have made a far better fist of keeping Leicester up than any of the other promoted teams in the last couple of years (think they were outside the bottom 3 when he was sacked?)

Won’t be easy to win the league though, they’ve only won it once in 20 years. Cracking city Copenhagen mind

 

[LaJollaJack]

All the very best to one of our bestest managers in quite some time.

A real pragmatist who did his best to get the very best out of the highly talented squad he attracted to our club. Got to within a whisker of elevating us to the Next Level, fair play. And a proper proper decent bloke.

Winning, effective, efficient footy is always entertaining to those of us who Joio and expect to win.

 

[Darran]

Good luck to him.

 

[ABSwan]

I’m off to Copenhagen next month for a works jolly. Be my first time to Denmark.

I’ll keep my eye out for him

 

[Baron Goblet]

Never been. Back in UK soon and an anniversary. Would like to travel to Copenhagen for a break. Keen to know what to do, including watching Brondby.

 

[Neath_Jack]

I’m off to Copenhagen next month for a works jolly. Be my first time to Denmark.

I’ll keep my eye out for him

Take plenty of money with you, nearly bankrupt me going over there on the piss.

 

[Frankie Burrows Cap]

Never been. Back in UK soon and an anniversary. Would like to travel to Copenhagen for a break. Keen to know what to do, including watching Brondby.

Depending on the time of year and what they have on this is definitely worth a visit - evening, under lights best IMO

Tivoli Gardens Amusement Park – magical experiences for the whole family

Experience rides, restaurants, theater, and concerts at Tivoli Gardens Amusement Park. An unforgettable day awaits in the heart of Copenhagen!

www.tivoli.dk

Harbour area is nice - jump on a boat and do a canal tour.

Hans Christian Anderson experience is quite quirky but make sure you go when it’s quiet - you are basically in someone’s house!

Ripley’s Hans Christian Andersen Experience in Copenhagen | Immersive Fairy Tale Attraction | Tickets & Opening Hours

Explore Ripley’s Hans Christian Andersen Experience in Copenhagen: an immersive attraction where fairy tales come alive for families and visitors of all ages. Buy your tickets now!

www.ripleys.com

As Neath Jack said it’s not the place for a week long piss up unless you’re loaded

Brondby’s ground is about half hour out from the centre. Easy on the train though. Decent stadium and the supporters bar is very old school with all the trophies and hundreds of random club pendants on display.

Not cheap but if you’re going to travel a bit and there for a few days it’s worth considering buying this:
https://copenhagencard.com
(There are some nice chilled out places to visit that are included on there about an hour out)

*this could all be way out of date as it was a decade ago I went there!

 

[Neath_Jack]

Depending on the time of year and what they have on this is definitely worth a visit - evening, under lights best IMO

Tivoli Gardens Amusement Park – magical experiences for the whole family

Experience rides, restaurants, theater, and concerts at Tivoli Gardens Amusement Park. An unforgettable day awaits in the heart of Copenhagen!

www.tivoli.dk

Harbour area is nice - jump on a boat and do a canal tour.

Hans Christian Anderson experience is quite quirky but make sure you go when it’s quiet - you are basically in someone’s house!

Ripley’s Hans Christian Andersen Experience in Copenhagen | Immersive Fairy Tale Attraction | Tickets & Opening Hours

Explore Ripley’s Hans Christian Andersen Experience in Copenhagen: an immersive attraction where fairy tales come alive for families and visitors of all ages. Buy your tickets now!

www.ripleys.com

As Neath Jack said it’s not the place for a week long piss up unless you’re loaded

Brondby’s ground is about half hour out from the centre. Easy on the train though. Decent stadium and the supporters bar is very old school with all the trophies and hundreds of random club pendants on display.

Not cheap but if you’re going to travel a bit and there for a few days it’s worth considering buying this:
https://copenhagencard.com
(There are some nice chilled out places to visit that are included on there about an hour out)

*this could all be way out of date as it was a decade ago I went there!

Surprised you didn’t mention Christiana. This is definitely a must.

Freetown Christiania | See & Do | VisitCopenhagen

Freetown Christiania at Christianshavn is one of Denmark’s most popular tourist attractions with its resident's controversial lifestyle.

www.visitcopenhagen.com

 

[J_B]

A few years ago we visited Copenhagen for 5 days, then took a train to Stockholm for another 5.
Fantastic places both. If we were younger and didn't have the family ties we'd love to relocate to Scandinavia.

 

[TheLoneRanger]

I wonder if Alan Tate has gone with him??