GERMAN FOOTBALL FANS LIKE YOU HAVEN’T SEEN THEM | Raw Fan Culture Reaction

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• DR

  @drigerdranzer7514 · 8 months ago

  The indoor football was an Under 15 cup with 14 and 15 year old kids. <br>Amazing for the younglings to have full Ultras support.

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• WA

  @Wast3D1312 · 8 months ago

  There is a great story behind the stadium from Union Berlin!<br>It was rebuild by the fans cause the club had not enough money. &nbsp;So the club only bough the materials and the fans worked it out ❤

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• MI

  @MichaEl-rh1kv · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfzZIHcd8rA&amp;t=130">2:10</a> They cheering for the U15 team - U15 meaning &quot;under 15 years&quot;. Indoor football matches are played with smaller teams, since the courts are also smaller.<br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfzZIHcd8rA&amp;t=240">4:00</a> Köln = Cologne. The mascot of the 1. FC Köln is since 1950 a male goat called Hennes (the local version of &quot;Hans&quot;, currently Hennes IX; Hennes VIII retired due to old age in 2019; the mascot was named after former player and trainer Hennes Weisweiler).

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• YA

  @Yaga67 · 8 months ago (edited)

  Always kinda helps to always read the context given. That Indoor game f.e. was not only that, it was a U15 game, kids playing.

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• ZA

  @zaphodbeebleprox5043 · 8 months ago (edited)

  The Eintracht Frankfurt story goes much deeper. The organizers from Barcelona were too greedy, they wanted to sell the tickets as expensive as possible and didn&apos;t realize that Frankfurt fans bought so much tickets online. Not online was Barcelona over run with the Frankfurt fans, the support in the stadium was so intense that Barca lost the game.<br><br>What a genious move... 😂

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• DR

  @drigerdranzer7514 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfzZIHcd8rA&amp;t=485">8:05</a><br>Yes, Camp Nou before the planned renovations could hold 99 000 supporters, and in that match 30 000 of them, a third of the stadium was Frankfurt supporters.

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• ST

  @stevecurrie6856 · 8 months ago

  Nice of you to show off Union Berlin. &nbsp;60 years young.&quot; Dem Morgengrauen entgegen....&quot;. &nbsp;UNVEU.

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• ST

  @stevecurrie6856 · 8 months ago

  Years ago I went to Hamburg on a stag do (&quot;Bucks weekend&quot; for Americans). &nbsp;12 of us guys went to a football match in Hamburg. &nbsp;HSV and St Pauli weren&apos;t playing, so we ended up down Curslack-Neuengamme. &nbsp;Much fun was had. &nbsp;Great day out. &nbsp;They were playing Altoaner, and it was only then that I found out the connection between Dulwich Hamlet and Altoaner.

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• JU

  @jurgenschmidt2759 · 8 months ago (edited)

  Concerning Germans in England: You should watch the german Navy ship &quot;Braunschweig&quot; visiting London and playing sinister music, when leaving port. The force was strong in that case

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• TR

  @TrevorJones-g6q · 8 months ago

  You&apos;re absolutely right. It&apos;s a very tribal thing, Different towns/cities have a pride for their local teams that is fanatical. More so than anything Iv&apos;e seen in US sports.

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• IA

  @ianfravel5756 · 8 months ago

  That chant at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfzZIHcd8rA&amp;t=355">5:55</a> into this video I have something to say about. That looked like a heavy metal moshpit. If you guys have reacted to when Korn played Blind at Woodstock in 1999, I&apos;m pretty sure you saw how crazy that moshpit was. However, a Korn moshpit at Woodstock 99&apos; has nothing on that soccer moshpit at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfzZIHcd8rA&amp;t=355">5:55</a>.

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• GR

  @griegs2001 · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfzZIHcd8rA&amp;t=89">1:29</a> I was at this place, Volksparkstadion, and saw HSV beating Schalke 04 by 3 goals to one in august 2011.

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