American Football vs European Football Fans REACTION!! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!!

[@Markinator57]

Different cultures and traditions. Doesn’t mean one sport doesn’t love their team equally as much.

[@timhefty504]

Exactly

[@jonenih]

But you need to admit there are different levels of passion. I love my team, but I am not starting a fire in a crowded stadium, I don't love them that much

[@Isleofskye]

I don't think too many USA fans would die for their team. I am not suggesting this is a good thing,far from it, but there is a total different level of commitment as I am in my SEVENTH decade of attending Millwall matches:) Been to 1,700+ games.84 different grounds from Carlisle down to Plymouth and Exeter and never been involved in any trouble but with many close shaves and, occasionally, as at Oldham,for example,having to use very quick thinking:)

[@TerryTerius]

@@jonenih it seems like a different word than passion is needed at that point. If you’re going around destroying stuff and starting fights or whatever then you have some issues that need to be worked out.

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

@@Isleofskye honestly I think as far as professional sports fans go no but college sports fans are a different animal. SEC football fans are extremely passionate but also psychos

[@gacaptain]

The whole club singing/song culture in Europe is a spill over from their bar/pub singing traditions that are still strong over there. Those traditions died in America over a hundred years ago. There may be a few rare exceptions here and there but people for the most part just don’t do drink singing at all here in America like they do in the U.K. A lot of the soccer club songs in U.K. are just old drinking songs with the words changed.

[@djking6940]

Some are also taken from South American fans

[@bravesirrobinn]

Yes, key word tradition... don't cry yanks

[@gacaptain]

@@bravesirrobinn We did the whole singing in bars and taverns thing back in Colonial days and earlier. (Where a lot of our patriotic somgs come from.) Then for whatever reason we just stopped doing it so it never much carried over to our sports. So before you break your hand patting your back it doesn’t make you guys that unique. Lol

[@bravesirrobinn]

@@gacaptain In the 2000 United States Census, 6.9% of the American population chose to self-identify itself as having "American ancestry." 😂😂😂

[@urmumgay8542]

@@bravesirrobinn have you stopped taking your medication?

[@HICKSKE]

Hey guys! You’ve mentioned the Army Navy Game in reference to traditions. I’d love to see you guys watch this classic show in its entirety. One of the worst stings in history is who gets to sing last. Because in defeat, the losing team has to sing their alma mater to their fans. Then have to join the opposing team on the opposite side of the field as the victors sing. It’s a testament to strength and humility amongst men who are future brothers in arms. But once a year we come together to remind the navy that if you’re gonna fight a war, better men don’t fight from boats. Go Army Beat Navy.

[@saksit247]

The biggest difference I see in this clip is European chant are 99.99% dudes while the Americans have a more mixed crowd.

[@WickedDiggerActual]

I don't think they did the American Fans justice. Look up a video from an Alabama game of the crowd signing Rammer Jammer or Dixieland Delight

[@kingjamestres]

Sporting events over here are way more tamed as far as fan involvement goes. Usually, we have specific cities that we know of for being rowdy like Philly or Boston, but it's pretty laid back for the most part. To be honest I prefer it to what I see in European stadiums I'd like to go home in one piece if possible.

[@pedrobatista7664]

SLB SLB SLB

[@gabby15107]

American college football is probably the closest comparable thing to European football. Colleges have fight songs, etc, and it's mostly all about pure pride for your team/school. Other than that we don't have any real songs or chants in other sports, with only a couple exceptions.

[@carkawalakhatulistiwa]

They still weak

[@saintsataniko2116]

I'm always amazed by the fanaticism of soccer fans (like this maniac at 2:03) and the fact that they always seem to have torches and smoke bombs in the crowd. It looks as much like a riot as it does a game. That said, the college football atmosphere in the US is comparable, especially for big games and heated rivalries. But the EPL and other big soccer leagues definitely have better fight songs and chants.

[@danielhardy2590]

Someone tell Daz that the Giants are playing the Packers in London this year!! They just released the schedule and the Giants are coming to town

[@NikkiCox81]

He reads the comments a lot, hopefully he’ll see yours. 🙂

[@officeblokemike7914]

Daz mentioned it today funnily enough, office blokes just might pay a visit , cheers Daniel 👍🏻😎

[@harrisvolheim2015]

The thing about these is that the loudest times in America are doing play when they're not chanting but simply screaming

[@dylanlevy2107]

I've been seeing alot of stuff kick off recently in Europe over soccer, I'm a hockey fan we watch full out brawls on the ice yet no one sets anything on fire.. seems people show up to soccer games already looking for a fight 🤣

[@SHAK.v1]

and we really go to "soccer" games alredy thinking in that against our rivals

[@Isleofskye]

There is a totally different level of commitment as I am in my SEVENTH decade of attending Millwall matches:) Been to 1,700+ games.84 different grounds from Carlisle down to Plymouth and Exeter and never been involved in any trouble but with many close shaves and, occasionally, as at Oldham, for example, having to use very quick thinking:)

[@officeblokemike7914]

Proper footy fan 👊🏻👍🏻

[@Isleofskye]

@@officeblokemike7914 Thanks,My Friend. The first game:1962 against Hull City and won 5/1 and it's been downhill ever since😀

[@PatrickHendrickson]

The American football teams were doing literal tribal battle cries lol

[@justchillin6793]

I was in Germany for a couple years and I think the reason they’re more rowdy during games is the rest of the time most of the people in the countries walk around with a stick up their asses the rest of the time and it’s the only time they cut loose

[@SHAK.v1]

nah , and rest of europe? just admit that Europe has better fans , in every single sport , even waterpol

[@smittywerthenmansjenkins1510]

You Should react to College Football Highlights you’d be amazed at how many insane plays happen in those games way more unpredictable than the NFL is.

[@addtheater5143]

Yeah, US crowds are more family friendly. I think there's a couple of reasons: - Teams figured out you can make more money from corporate sponsors and tickets and regularly folks are often priced out. This sort of activity would be shut down by tv and corporate advertisers - Stadiums and associated infrastructure are often spent with public money. There would be a lot of pushback from voters and city leaders to do this if it increased violence - You don't want stuff to spillover in the streets cause, uh, your going to get shot doing that kind of stuff to the wrong person - We also have a lot of different things to do and sports to choose from. Some of these countries it seems like that's all they have

[@dylanlevy2107]

And if u get arrested in Europe u go to a nice facility for a few weeks ,you do that here your going to prison for inciting a riot. So everyone acts reckless there cause the cops won't do anything

[@melle1965]

@@dylanlevy2107 Yet crimes rates in America way exceed crime rates in most european countries so we must be doing something right over here:)

[@simpledud6688]

I can assure you that Ultras arent ONLY interested in football we follow our badge, our club, our colors everywhere. Football, basketball, volleyball, any fighting sport, even junior formations. Especially if its a historic rivalry. Most of our clubs are older than the cities the vast majority of americans live in...

[@bingobongo8701]

@@melle1965 its mainly because america has a severe mental health problem.

[@CapHH]

Never read such a conglomerate of bullshit

[@anndeecosita3586]

In the USA if we were to sing and chant during the game (especially in a dome) then our offense might not be able to hear the play calls which could lead to false starts and other penalties. I’ve been to Saints games and our major chant is WhoDat. And we play When the Saints Go Marching In because that’s our official song. But we also sing a song called Crunk. Football fans usually start partying hours before the game starts by having tailgate parties out in the parking lot. We like dress up in crazy costumes too. The tomahawk chant is used by teams with Native American mascots.

[@F28aj]

It's also corny af

[@tjm6983]

No you're correct about it, in the US the only songs/chants done are tomahawk chop, which has become a bit controversial by now, and 7 nation army. I think that would be awesome to see in person in England or elsewhere in Europe.

[@sherryarflin726]

Flares wouldn’t be allowed in stands over here, not in breeze ways or I think even in the parking lots. To dang dangerous!

[@Neil_Hanson]

I feel like whoever made this video choose the worst American chants they could find. Surely they can do better than what we are shown here?

[@M2161]

European football is like both teams are fighting for their life, while in the US the games are intense but more of a spectacle to get people involved who aren't fans

[@bigbake132]

Maybe for NFL but not college football. College Football fans are similar to European soccer fans.

[@bigbake132]

@Dank Waifu It is. Have you been to a college football game? A Div 1 game, especially a game like Michigan, Alabama, Florida/St, USC, Ohio St., Texas, etc.?

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

@@bigbake132 completely agree, college football fans are very similar, including some of the crazy stuff. I remember hearing about an Alabama fan shooting their sibling, another Alabama fan, for not being upset enough that they lost the iron bowl.

[@bigbake132]

@@laflamablanca-kh4xv Yeah, crazy stuff. I'm a Michigan fan and we went crazy after finally beating Ohio St. last year. I obviously follow the Premier League and European soccer and understand the differences between the two fans to know that they are each passionate in their own way.

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

@@bigbake132 ironically I am also a Michigan fan so I feel you completely on that

[@mattc2824]

Most sports in the US don't really have singing the way soccer does. We have chants and in sports like our football it's about making noise in certain situations. Singing in our football wouldn't really make sense bc there's so many breaks in the action. You'll never hear anything louder than a football stadium when the home team's defense is in the field on 3rd down in a big situation, especially from a team that plays indoors. It's literally everyone just screaming as loud as they can. After Marshawn Lynch's run for Seattle in the playoffs, the noise made registered on seismographs as a mini earthquake

[@gingetomassi8153]

To be fair to Daz, city fans can't test out chants in the pub because all the kids they have to give free tickets to fill up the stadium aren't old enough to get in.

[@klastorps]

Rosenborg is in Norway - not Sweden. Would have been fun to see some scenes from a Stockholm derby, thats something special.

[@Darmesis]

Euro dudes - What’s the “Tailgating” scene like over there? I suppose, logistically because of where the stadiums are located after many, many decades (often before cars were a thing), it’s impractical. For those not in-the-know, most American Football (pro and college) stadiums have a large area at or near the stadium where folk bring their cars, campers, etc. (usually early in the morn) and set-up generators, barbecue grills, tents, tables and chairs (I once saw a small swimming pool) and hang out partying while watching or listening to the game. Even if they have tickets, they spend little or no time in the stadium. You can tell that some of these folk have, or are, spending _thousands…tens of thousands…_ of bucks each weekend on their set-ups and “booze picnic.” I know the Pub Scene is big near the fields and fills the void in most places, but ya’ll got anything similar to the outdoor fest near the matches, especially with the newer places? 🤔

[@wt0403]

Most of the european stadiums are packed 2 hours before the game, and before that we just drink in the pubs around the stadiums. Also most of the stadiums are located in the neighbor hoods, inbetween the houses. so not really possible.

[@F28aj]

Wtf are you even babbling about.

[@Darmesis]

@@F28aj , If you’re trying to ask a legit question, ya fucked it up with your vagueness … and your punctuation 😉

[@RedlegFan19]

I will say the main difference in this is the American ones were filmed mainly on broadcast while the Euro ones were more someones phone. Broadcast muffles out a ton of fan noise. If you've been to the Big House in Michigan or Beaver Stadium for Penn St. it is deafening in there....

[@markfrancis8844]

Not a fair comparison, European games are among different countries as American games are all American. Send a European team to America, to take on any state, city team and see the difference

[@kayminpierrelarochelle8385]

I'm a world football fan... Chelsea is my club... I was taken to an American football game to see Saints/Vikings at the Superdome in New Orleans LA... although that stadium was extremely loud, it wasn't continuous... once the game started the singing and music stops... therefore I have to say that for this reason i think world football fans have the Americans beat as far as crowd involvement... There's a constant barrage of songs and chants, and at times music instruments from beginning to end at a proper football match... but I appreciated the experience... the Saints won the Super Bowl that year... never forget it...

[@anndeecosita3586]

I’m a Saints fan and the reason we don’t continue to chant and sing during the games is because we don’t want our offense not to be able to hear the play calls. Domes trap noise more than outdoor stadiums. Not because we aren’t dedicated fans. In fact the Saints have certain songs like Who Dat and When the Saints Go Marching In.

[@Idk-vk6fv]

I’d say NFL games r more family friendly like Daz says but college football games especially big time programs like Florida st, Ohio st, Oklahoma etc. u get more chanting like you do in European soccer

[@alexius0625]

After thousands of years of war against each other we took that energy and placed it in sport. So we don't have to kill each other anymore

[@jeffburdick869]

12:10 I watched a documentary on the russian guys who attacked a bunch of English fans prior to their match at the Euros in 2016. The russian guys like trained as MMA fighters. They didn't care about the football/soccer. They were there for one reason only...to fight. I guess causing violence gives them an adrenaline rush that they don't otherwise receive in their sorry, pitiful lives.

[@vortexathletic]

There is a lot of singing/chants in college football, but they didn’t really show it here

[@qmaximus5207]

Honestly I think history and geography has to do with it. Europe is a bunch of small nations that have been playing battle royale for a millennium, so they have developed a rivalry/tribal type of culture. Here in the US, we don't really have a rival, at least since the USSR fell, so we focus more on the spectacle than the death match.

[@laflamablanca-kh4xv]

If you’re just speaking externally yes, but internally the US has a lot of passionate rivalries. As far as the geography goes, the design of the United States is about the same Europe, just replace nations with states.

[@tully3711th]

I lived in the UK in 80/81. I saw signs that said No Scottish Coaches allowed. I couldn’t understand what they had against coaches (Team Leaders)

[@pandzida98765]

No one in Europe was as good stadium hooligans as the English. After all, it was the English league matches that people died. English clubs were not excluded from playing in European cups because someone had such a whim. 🤷‍♂️

[@jeffburdick869]

5:00 You're allowed to drink in the stands at pro games in the US. Most college/unis don't allow it at all anywhere in the facility(except for the suites with the millionaires, go figure). There are a few who have always allowed it, Syracuse being one, and a bunch more that are considering allowing it or have in the last couple of years for additional revenue, but in general, most college stadiums and arenas are dry. Also...thats why tailgating is so big. People get shitfaced before the game and then gradually sober up during the game.

[@jerzeyguy71]

So do the European fans just light up other ppl in the stands? American stadiums just play rock and roll to get the fans pumped up.

[@bravesirrobinn]

Yeah we light people on fire and we are all psychopaths 🥱

[@NikkiCox81]

Lol! The fire was a lot.

[@jerzeyguy71]

Ok, it just looks like it is right in the stands?

[@bravesirrobinn]

@@NikkiCox81 Really? How much fire are we talking about cock? I mean cocks I mean cox.

[@jerzeyguy71]

It looks like its in the stands and some flight rocket goes and lights somewhere else?

[@anthonyduffy5967]

We knew Daz was a huge fan of European Football. We didn’t know he was a hooligan until you showed that photo!

[@kennethswartz8252]

I heard this audio clip of what I believe is an English Football chant. They add these 5 various subtitles completely unrelated to one another. However, the audio is the same. But, when your brain reads the various subtitles, it makes the chant sound like the words written. It's quite bizarre.

[@Derekjablonski]

European fans are rowndy and passionate i love to see this as a American lol

[@PizzaHutCEO]

I think soccer teams have more time for chants because of the continuous nature of the game, but that’s just my theory

[@nadaduo1765]

nfl fans better, they don'y racially abuse their own players or fight opposition fans

[@bravesirrobinn]

Tell me you are a yank without telling me you are yank

[@starofdabloc]

@@bravesirrobinn You’re fighting the good fight on this video aren’t you 😂😂

[@bravesirrobinn]

@@starofdabloc No I'm not actually. I'm stating facts that the football atmosphere does not only exist in one country like it does in the us. Football is a universal love. American football can't even begin to try and contend with that and look at this and many other yankie clowns comments under this video. They just don't like facts do they? I mean the us itself is only how old? 250 years... it is not possible to have the same ancient traditions and passion we have in Europe... it's just not possible is it? The math just doesn't allow it... our ancestors went to war with similar chants, full with passion... most Americans are 1st or 2nd generation.

[@starofdabloc]

@@bravesirrobinn I’m from the U.S. it’s just different vibes but you going hard for these crowds like it’s life or death on every comment 😂😂 it’s not that deep and you not changing opinions. Both are valid in different ways calm down my guy. Ours is more family friendly and chill. Talking about war chants!😂😂 Europeans ain’t the only ones who got war chants like you said soccer is a WORLD WIDE sport, every country got their own traditions you’re not special. It’s also a known FACT Europeans ARE racist to some of their OWN players so there’s no denying that! The United States’ age has nothing to do with anything on that front or being called a Yank or clown too 😂😂. You sound hurt fr.

[@nadaduo1765]

@@bravesirrobinn sorry didn't realise you condoned racially abusing players or hooliganism lol

[@ArcticWolves2011]

Murica: commerce Europe: Passion. easy as that

[@banyarling]

No question, European clubs have far more songs. Waaay back in the day (1960s and 70s), every NFL team had a "fight song" with their own lyrics, but now there are favored melodies. The Ravens are not alone with "Seven Nation Army." Their stadium will also play "Crazy Train" and "Welcome to the Jungle" during timeouts. Hip-hop and R&B too, of course, but those tend to be more recent hits.

[@vegas7027]

I was expecting the French team to wave a white flag

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

Hi-ohh!

[@SeanHenderson]

Michigan stadium holds approximately 110 hundred thousand fans.

[@rodneysisco6364]

There is much more singing at college games than NFL games

[@robadamson1]

I remember the yobbos from the 80's. All the European fans I met spoke in hushed tones about playing English teams because of them.

[@DavidCubie1]

even premier league is different world from Serbia and Greece crowds, you dont have ultras :D

[@bravesirrobinn]

Well we still do just not as prevalent. Also here in the uk, unfortunately we are heavily influenced by the us which means more pansy arse rules preventing true passion for your sport and therefore less ultras but yeah.

[@DiarraHarris]

There are songs in the U.S. it's just it's almost all in College sports.

[@timhefty504]

Oh no, not one of these videos. They're always very biased against us

[@vent1c990]

Welcome in europe where football iw a religion

[@Charlee1776]

I find it interesting that the German ones felt very interchangeable with American ones, they seemed to sort of use a great mix of EU and USA chanting styles. I have to say I enjoyed them all! The other ones not from USA felt a bit like a mosh pit sort of vibe to me lol

[@moif-manmax6083]

The American crowds look boring whilst the European crowd looks fun and full of passion

[@Charlee1776]

@@moif-manmax6083 Sporting events in America are anything but boring, but they are most likely just like Daz said "Completely different experiences". I think they all look passionate and fun in their own ways.

[@schtreg9140]

It's just by chance. You'll find tamer chants in other European countries and pretty insane stuff in Germany as well.

[@blakerh]

They need to do a video about Mike's trip to NYC!

[@rjayshelp7430]

it amazes me that Europe is mimicking college football (american) fans. Jumping started in Cheese head land --Wisconsin

[@tuijakantola6550]

Oh, so people never jumped at all before that you mean? Never? Europe mimicking college football? Are you serious?

[@ΒΞΔΝ]

What a silly comment....I think the whole "vs" part of the title brings out the dummies.

[@1BobsYourUncle]

You have no idea who started “jumping”….

[@bravesirrobinn]

Stop speaking american

[@thomaslawley9816]

It was actually David Lee Roth

[@keinstuhl3737]

Dynamo Dresden 3th League in Germany

[@ChannonLegier]

The only difference I see is that European Football allows fireworks.

[@officeblokedaz]

They’re banned from most stadiums mate. Smuggled in

[@ChannonLegier]

@@officeblokedaz What's the saying? "Cheeky bastards" And I mean that literally, they smuggled the fireworks in through their butt-cheeks. lol

[@officeblokedaz]

@@ChannonLegier I get stopped if I have a loose tic tac in my pocket. No idea how some get these in. 😂

[@MikeBronson515]

Sports that are not violent tend to have violent fans.

[@TheCrazyCanuck420]

So us hockey fans are saints? 😀

[@Forevvahipsta]

@@TheCrazyCanuck420 Hockey is violent? Players have almost died on the ice whatchu mean?

[@quasicrystal5166]

Cut to English soccer stadium you see a bunch of people having tea and crumpets. lol

[@wilsmith481]

American sports fans almost never start an organic chant without the help of the music over the PA or a regular pre-game ceremony. Once the game starts, you might hear a "Lets go xyz" chant, but you won't hear anything that doesn't start from the PA. Euro sports have full on songs that everyone knows and come entirely from the fans. The coordination and participation is just on an entirely different level.

[@GreenBeamzzz]

We definitely do I’ve been to many games we get things going for sure and this is coming from an American

[@Gia1911Logous]

Americans would not survive in English crowds Modern English fans would not survive with Western European Ultras Western European Ultras would not survive with Eastern European Ultras That's how it goes Also no drum, no flares=no fun

[@Darmesis]

Yeah - college gridiron atmosphere is much more like Euro Association Football, but A LOT less fire! At a Pro American football game, you would likely get an ass-kicking if you brought a gigantic flag and waved it during the game. Pretty sure a kid’s sparkler would get you booted immediately. I once saw an argument and near brawl cuz a guy wore a ridiculously large, fan-made head ornament (crap sticking-off all over the place) and the burly dude behind him couldn’t see and wanted to pound him to mush 😆

[@tully3711th]

Michigan stadium hold 111,000 people

[@michalmacko2001]

Haha... Rosenborg is not Swedish club. Rosenborg plays in Norway

[@bzilla-d4i]

Oh Poustarades!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Those Aris fans are insane, if you actually realize what they are singing it's pretty mental🤣🤣🤣

[@glitterberrypie297]

Of course British teams weren't on here the UK matches are dead compared to these. Look how much abuse Leeds fans took for throwing a few paper balls.

[@ZkL92]

The main thing that prevents the european style "battle cry" intensity here is just distance....we dont have away fans to go to war with

[@ZkL92]

@Dank Waifu yeah but thats for Champions league and traditionally airfare are cheaper in europe spain is like a 2 hour flight

[@ZkL92]

@Dank Waifu the regular season games tho in the domestic league its all like 2 hour drives away from each other max not 30 hour drives or 7 hour flights

[@SilvanaDil]

I think it may get more wild in European countries because every country invests heavily in just two sports, either soccer/football and rugby, or soccer/football and hockey.

[@Rudy87T]

what do you guys think of film "Green Street Hooligans"?

[@Bigdaddy-jx4mr]

Go to the Azteca in Mexico City as an American during a US vs Mexico match, they’ll piss in the cups and through them at you lol

[@holddamayo7474]

Looking forward to the gaming channel, blokes!

[@pppbbbp]

These are College teams and tame ones at that. Gotta do rival games and see the difference you'd be surprised.. American's like other countries are no less violent to their rivals

[@davidderidder1610]

ive been to ohio michigan games and theyre absolutely nothing compared to soccer games in the balkans man

[@adamgt4037]

College sports have all their own songs, and some go back further than European Football

[@movebruh]

Idk if anyone has mentioned this but youre also not allowed to bring flags to football games here in America, at least not at the stadiums I worked at.

[@Zabuzas86swe]

Who ever did that video has done a big miss, Rosenborg the last team is not Swedish they’re from Norway

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

When European sports fans have to go batshìt crazy in order to make the experience worthwhile, it probably means that the sport isn't that great... not that I would have a problem attending one or anything.

[@davidderidder1610]

they make it even more worthwhile, a sport doesnt become by far the most popular in the world by not being great, obv its not going to be for everyone but come on man

[@lorddrac_dontaskmetodance]

@@davidderidder1610 I did say probably, so likely, though not all the time. For my taste, at least in soccer, for every one good match, there are three snoozers and three more where you wish the players stopped being babies. I do like Euroleague Basketball, though. The action is good and the fans are crazy.

[@walterspears6416]

REGGIE BUSH NFL/COLLEGE FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS

[@pedrobatista7664]

SLB SLB PORTUGAL my team is my religion

[@JP1348]

No we don't set fires in the stands.

[@jacquesmassard9226]

AN Alabama fan once killed the trees that the rival fans celebrated around another fan of that same fanbase threw a brick through a coaches window at their house for lose or four games one season. These fans are not that unique across all college football fanbases. USA fans seem crazier off the field then on it.

[@timmethy]

I wonder if there is a good comparison between European football and American soccer football. American soccer is getting bigger.

[@bravesirrobinn]

No, football is getting bigger... If you were paying attention to international football in recently past years you would have seen an improvement of worse footballing nations of which the us is only 1 of them that has gotten better.

[@everythingdana9322]

Yo I have to go to Greece!!! That's my kind of crowd!

[@bzilla-d4i]

The Heysel Disaster was a bit of a f* up.

[@xtrabiggg13]

Check out Detroit City FC home matches at Keyworth Stadium in Hamtramck, Michigan. You won't be sorry.

[@danielhardy2590]

American fans are better they have bigger stadiums and the atmosphere is unmatched

[@bravesirrobinn]

Tell me you are a troll without telling me you are a troll.

[@danielhardy2590]

@@bravesirrobinn I’m being honest with you.. the stadiums for college football games are insane.. and we can drink in the stands and turn up

[@bravesirrobinn]

@@danielhardy2590 You are missing the point we don't need to drink to "turn up" here. It's in our blood, it's in our families, in our traditions that go back way before your family was even american 😂 but carry on, you are american after all, ignorance is in your blood, the only american tradition.

[@danielhardy2590]

@@bravesirrobinn we have another tradition, it’s saving your Brit’s asses in every world war 😂

[@danielhardy2590]

@@bravesirrobinn You overweight blokes can enjoy your “pub songs” and 45,000-60,000 capacity little stadiums, if that’s your tradition i am so glad to be an American. We have billion dollar jets fly over our stadiums ryan Just wait for this November when we beat up you and Scotland/Wales in your own sport 😂

[@Yooper34]

I guess as fans we don't need to try to be as intimidating as the men on the field already are. No need to compensate...

[@Dusk.EighthLegion]

I can't help but notice that the closer these videos get to England, it sounds less like chanting, and more like pissed screaming.

[@smittywerthenmansjenkins1510]

College sports atmosphere here is more comparable to the Soccer/Football atmosphere over in Europe. More emotional connection rooting for your State College team. I’d rather have my college team(Iowa) win a National Championship than my favorite NFL team(Dallas Cowboys) win the SuperBowl.

[@moldveien1515]

I think this is the fairest video I have seen for the american side yet it still seems abit lifeless to me, the fact that the fans realies on the org to play music and herd them like sheep instead of doing it themselves doesnt sit right with me, but it still seems fun I suppose just not as real, or grass roots as european sports fans are.

[@svenmacfadyen5860]

Never would have thought people would get sooooo carried away over a game of grass ferry...er I mean soccer.

[@miguelcasimiro8395]

DO MLB LOUDEST CROWD REACTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@unbiasedusaliverpoolsuppor4074]

i wish football & basketball had the format that soccer has. for example you could not win the main prize but your season wouldnt be a failure because you can still win the fa cup or carabao cup which is nice. & the relegation battle makes things way more interesting. also i like how players come thru the academy instead of drafts... drafts are fun because you dont know who is going to what team but it sucks because they lack loyalty to that team which makes it hard to get invested/care about individual players.

[@scarfacecubana3194]

More mike and Daz only please !!!!

[@AngelA-qi1br]

Football /soccer is so boring I guess fans make their own entertainment in the stands to stop going into a coma. Imagine all that emotion, singing, fires over a nil-nil or 1-1 draw.

[@user-tg3fd1lh8f]

That’s because you don’t understand lol

[@AngelA-qi1br]

@@user-tg3fd1lh8f I do. And it's still a bore.

[@user-tg3fd1lh8f]

@@AngelA-qi1br clearly you don’t understand you could never relate

[@jasonbates2442]

Will someone from the UK JUST adopt me please 🙏

[@vent1c990]

Ultras are not hooligans....... learn the diffrents please

[@F28aj]

The European atmosphere is great for a little while but it gets tiresome fast.

[@timhefty504]

It really annoys me when European soccer fans chirp about the atmosphere of our sporting events, that there's are SOOOOOO much better than ours. "Ooooooh, look at us with our flags and flares and drums! We are sooooo important!" It's silly to believe that one is better than the other, people of different cultures just do different things. Don't get me wrong, I'd love to witness the craziness of an Ajax or Galatasaray home game, the stuff I've seen from them is incredible. Must make the players feel like gods. But sometimes I don't want to worry about getting set on fire or trampled to death, you know? That horrible riot that happened at a Queretaro game a couple months ago has to make you consider if soccer fan behavior is really all that healthy

[@Forevvahipsta]

Not gonna lie European fans terrify me, seen some shit about how bad they can get

[@Niki91-HR]

Well you have to know there are some level to our fans in Europe.... Hooligans are the worst thing that can happen to a any club of any sport. These are the ones that can make it dangerous but it got less over the years I have to say. It may look dangerous most of the time but shit doesnt happen as often as some may think. And I say that as a girl that has very passionate brothers who are fans of 2 different clubs.

[@bobzyurunkel]

Is Mike a Man City or Man Utd fan?

[@leebryden8322]

Mike is Man Utd and Daz is the Man City fan

[@BWen3]

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[@bobzyurunkel]

@@leebryden8322 Thanks. Is Dave a fan of any team?

[@bravesirrobinn]

@@bobzyurunkel yeah he supports usa weirdly