That is why @arun wants to go there now...he wants to enjoy the "pristine" beauty of Goa
I too have not gone to Goa...thinking of visiting the "Tourist Paradise" during winter and having vindaloo and bebinca at my friend @goalkeepar's house
Arjen Robben: Former Chelsea and Bayern Munich winger retires at 35
The ex-Netherlands international, whose Bayern contract expired in June, was hampered by injuries last season.
Robben also played for Real Madrid and PSV, having started his career at Dutch side FC Groningen 19 years ago.
He won trophies at every club he played for, including eight Bundesliga titles at Bayern and the Premier League with Chelsea in 2005 and 2006.
Robben also won the Champions League with Bayern in 2013.
Robben made his name at Chelsea, joining them from Groningen in 2004 and going on to make 105 league appearances for the club, scoring 19 goals.
In addition to back-to-back Premier League titles, he also won the FA Cup in 2007 and the League Cup twice.
Robben joined Real Madrid in 2007, helping them win the La Liga title in his first season before joining Bayern Munich for the 2009-10 campaign.
The Dutchman was capped 96 times by the Netherlands, receiving a World Cup runners-up medal in 2010 after they were beaten by Spain in the final in South Africa.
Do DPRK football team have govt. minders with their team always when they are visiting another country to avoid defections? Their TT team used have I know.
DPRK is not that much of a closed country as western media would like us to believe. Thousands of North Korean workers are there in middle east countries and they come to stadium to cheer their football team. India used to have many students in Bangalore, Delhi, Dehradun from that place.
The problem is there when they visit a country where they have no diplomatic relations and hostile political overtones. That time one can see their non sporting and govt. staff with them. this will be same of any American or British team / orchestra visiting North Korea.
Western media exaggerate things, but they are a very closed country. For a more neutral view one can watch travel vlogs and read Russian-Chinese media. In Russia there are many DPRK workers in the wood industry. Recently in DPRK people were using the wi fi of the foreign embassies, government stopped it. You can read it in the news.
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I too have not gone to Goa...thinking of visiting the "Tourist Paradise" during winter and having vindaloo and bebinca at my friend @goalkeepar's house
Arjen Robben: Former Chelsea and Bayern Munich winger retires at 35
The ex-Netherlands international, whose Bayern contract expired in June, was hampered by injuries last season.
Robben also played for Real Madrid and PSV, having started his career at Dutch side FC Groningen 19 years ago.
He won trophies at every club he played for, including eight Bundesliga titles at Bayern and the Premier League with Chelsea in 2005 and 2006.
Robben also won the Champions League with Bayern in 2013.
Robben made his name at Chelsea, joining them from Groningen in 2004 and going on to make 105 league appearances for the club, scoring 19 goals.
In addition to back-to-back Premier League titles, he also won the FA Cup in 2007 and the League Cup twice.
Robben joined Real Madrid in 2007, helping them win the La Liga title in his first season before joining Bayern Munich for the 2009-10 campaign.
The Dutchman was capped 96 times by the Netherlands, receiving a World Cup runners-up medal in 2010 after they were beaten by Spain in the final in South Africa.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/48873506
https://youtu.be/HhCzXwdUs_U
Their TT team used have I know.