Away days: Braga

came back in the game and from then on it was business as usual for United.

How strong is the sense of community among travelling United fans?
It's really cool because I know a lot of people from previous European games or games at Old Trafford. I've also got a presence online through my website (OldTrafford.dk) and on social media, which obviously helps us to keep in touch. It's great to get to know people across the club and to also be recognised.

You must always have a lot of logistical issues to negotiate - is that the downside of following United around the world?
I suppose, yeah. My flight back on Thursday was cancelled, so I had to stay overnight in Porto. Then my flight from Porto to Lisbon on Friday was delayed, which meant I didn't catch the flight to Copenhagen until much later, so I made it home really late.
 
What's the best thing about going on these trips?
The atmosphere, singing, banter and the community. To meet familiar faces and catch up with other Reds. Obviously, it's also great to see Europe and watch United at some of the most spectacular football grounds.

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