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[@clef9928]

American sports is an entertainment industry. European sports is driven by passion and love for the sport and your team.

[@alexsalvi1824]

every shit in amerigun is about entertainment and money. And ignorance, and superficiality

[@stevebarnes8368]

Spot on

[@mmafuutbal5710]

True but it's lesser than before. Football has become more and more about entertainment rather than the actual sport. Penalties are a joke now, everyone at any given moment can get that gift, more goals guaranteed, players go and play for whoever pays the most instead of building something at a club, some mediocre football clubs transformed themselves into oil companies, stats and records are being broken every year because of the amount of games played, an Asian country - which won the Asian Cup - competes in a northern and central American tournament, 48 countries will compete in the next (what people will still call a) "World Cup" etc etc Football lost it's soul and der for the passion will be less and less.

[@noelchristus9174]

Fick den DFB und die FIFA

[@HalaMadrid026]

True

[@benjaminbronnimann3966]

Every club has dozens of unique chants that the fans memorize over time

[@PeoplecallmeLucifer]

and some well established melodies they just adlib to

[@hugoteixeira9279]

And there are several clubs in all European countries where there are professional and amateur leagues and there are European leagues where the best teams from different countries play against each other

[@bntrinih]

Apart from Chelsea, proper one chant club 😂

[@_eclipz_]

Been in the UK since 06... holy MF they got some funny ass chants lol.... Over the top.... inventive and funny as hell! Love it here!

[@iainsteele5737]

no they don’t hahahaha. everyone other than united and liverpool in the PL has awful chants

[@DaiTurbo]

'America has the best crowd reaction' and 'America has the best fan base'. Both had me 😂😂😂

[@daDonPHD]

Dude didn't even get to see You'll never walk alone 😂

[@ihatekids1]

Haha

[@matej9368]

​@@AllAboutThe80senglish 😂 come to Hajduk Split match :)

[@user-vp2bg1xu5y]

@@AllAboutThe80s english hahahaha good one

[@williamlianos3229]

​@@AllAboutThe80sEnglish fan base sucks

[@AkshayHarith]

German football clubs are not just clubs, they are entirely a unique experience.

[@ruizbfr634]

that's because you don't know BOTAFOGO DE FUTEBOL E REGATAS, it's not a team, it's a religion

[@mouhcinebadreddine9466]

@@ruizbfr634 Habibi, come to Morocco and especially casablanca. You'll see what's true football religion is

[@Itibitydetsku]

​@@mouhcinebadreddine9466Morocco??

[@HadrianEk]

@@mouhcinebadreddine9466 Oh, absolutely! Because when I think of the true heart of football, the first place that comes to mind is definitely...Casablanca, of course! It's where all the iconic football moments have happened, like that legendary World Cup final between Morocco and Antarctica. The energy, the passion, the football pilgrims traveling from all corners of the earth to witness the sacred sport in its purest form...who wouldn't want to experience that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity?

[@RVFFICA]

Dying to go see a Dortmund Match. Always was a huge fan of Reus. Hope get to see them before He retires

[@BrutusMaximusAurelius]

One thing though: Football does not have millions of fans, it’s literal billions. The last World Cup final was watched by 1.5 billion people and total viewership was around 4 billion.

[@leroiarouf1142]

1.5 billions tv over 3B poeple watched the final

[@Tommy-he7dx]

When Liverpool was bought out by their American owners, the 1st game he saw live was Liverpool v Manchester United. After the match, when he was the viewing figures he thought they were a mistake then couldn't believe them, To him 100 million watching the Super Bowl final was amazing, when he saw that 500 Million watched the Liverpool/United game live, the $$$ signs started to spin :)

[@redknight07_]

Fr my 5 member family were all watching on 1 stream so the number is way higher than 1.5 billion

[@friskycalibri2293]

Total viewership was literally half of the world's population.

[@pascalnitsche8746]

What you might not realise: In Europe, football (association football - for short soccer) is a religion and if you see the hardcore fans you will probably see that. That’s also why fans of the home and away teams don’t sit in the same parts of the stadium but are separated - otherwise fights would break out (as they often do in the streets afterwards :D)

[@markosporn8315]

My point exactly,it is religion and the best way is to declare as atheist

[@janzumstein8241]

What I hate about this thing is that the destroy public transport or other facilities in the process and take up a huge amount of police force that could ve used somewhere else. They once closed of like 6 out of 12 tracks on a big station where I was so that the away fans can get in they're special train. The train will also be fully demolished by them and needs to be cleaned up heavily. A bit more respect to the public would be good.

[@janzumstein8241]

I'm not trying to say they should stop it, but just be a bit more careful and respectful because there are loads of people involved to cleaan up and repair after them because they can't behave.

[@pascalnitsche8746]

@@janzumstein8241 don’t misunderstand. I am not sanctioning violent and disrespectful behaviour in the slightest. I am just describing the status quo … I myself am not really a football fan though I understand and accept that a lot of people are. I am living quite close to a stadium and am at times myself inconvenienced by the whole fuss with rescheduling whole public transport routes and blocking of parts of the train stations … but that’s just how it is and has always been for me … keep calm and carry on as the brits say ;)

[@janzumstein8241]

@@pascalnitsche8746 Of course, yes but still. It annoys me. All other sport fans can live next to eachother nicely but football sometimes only go so they can have a fight and destroy things. I was in a train after a match and it was horrible. Garbage bins where ripped of and spilled in the whole train, seats damaged and destroyed... I just don't get what's the point of it. You don't have to destroy things to watch football.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

10:19 In that clip are, if I understood it right, Paris the visiting away team. Those big away games, or invasions it is very important to march up to the stadium and show your colors and presence in rival territory. Usually the fans gather at a pup or similar and then march together to the stadium. Football in Europe is all about passion, heritage and tribalism. From grandfather to father to son. It's a religion and the stadium is our temple.

[@KosiWien]

I've seen like 20 reaction videos and every American/Canadian was like yeah our fans are the best compared to Europe. Then the Europe Part of the video starts and they all can't close their mouth because they are so impressed by the passion Europeans have.

[@ilodu77176.]

En tant que français je rigole encore 😂😂

[@Mika91]

The cool thing is that when you're in one of those stadiums, you feel the drumming and the singing through your whole body - difficult to describe but its something different, the feeling/power of many many people doing something in unison.

[@dmatos85]

4:02 Borussia Dortmund(Germany), 4:32 FC Köln(Germany), 5:26 Frankfurt(Germany) Stadium is Designed to move that, 5:43 Irish fans, 6:39 AC Milan(Italy), 7:06 France National Team, 7:48 Iceland Viking chant, 8:20 Aris Thessaloniki F.C(Greece), 8:46 Frankfurt(Germany), 9:00 Ajax FC(Netherlands), 9:26 Malmo FC(Sweden), 10:00 Paris Saint German(France), 10:45 Romania hope this helps , Great content

[@noicieboy6633]

the first european fans arent dortmund, they're 100% from belgium and i believe it's "K.V. Mechelen", looking at the colors.

[@Haguzzz]

Look at the logo on screen tho@@noicieboy6633

[@Bornevalesh]

@@noicieboy6633 They are singing "Borussia Dortmund" - pretty sure, it's not Mechelen. XD

[@alexb9566]

@@noicieboy6633 The logo is right there on the side dude. It's Dortmund.

[@alibee1978]

5:43 *Northern Irish fans

[@benjaminbronnimann3966]

Most of these clips aren't from national team crowds, they're just from normal clubs that are based in cities, like LA Lakers or Boston Celtics in the US so most of these clips are just local fans from the city, not entire nations supporting their national team

[@saschabeck1800]

Bullshit their are only 2-3 Home team Fans in Europe the Other ones are away fans

[@twt8352]

It’s the same for the European teams, at least half are just teams from cities

[@jonathancorwin5133]

@@twt8352 thats what hes saying

[@peterroth135]

Bullshit

[@axthemax1]

The Malmö FF one that you enjoyed is actually from when Malmö (minnow of a club in Europe) played the European power house Chelsea at their home turf in London. The Swedish fans outsang and -chanted the homecrowd for the full 90 minutes, even though they were only 3500 out of a 40.000 in the stadium, and even though Malmö lost the game by 3-0 (and came having lost the home tie as well). Class fans!

[@misanthrop6195]

Malmö FF has trash fans

[@waso778]

Molmo nothing compare to Marseille, Feyenoord and Lech.

[@chronic7525]

Chelsea are a quiet club, fair play to Malmo FF though. Chesterfield FC (Google them, we're a tier 5 club in England) Outsang them in the FA Cup lol at Stamford Bridge.

[@AchiloverwatchYT]

​@@waso778nothing compared to Apoel ,crevda zvezda and partizan fans

[@Benjamin-sk3uf]

⁠​⁠@@waso778nothing compared to Frankfurt and Athen

[@agl6441]

You don't have the best fanbase, you have the best customer base. Big difference.

[@miriamschroer9598]

UEF - Ultras Eintracht Frankfurt. You can‘t translate Ultra - it is more than a „Super Fan“. It is feeling, it is dedication, it is Life. 😅

[@timwilland8736]

the banner says ULF - Ultras Life Forever

[@adamgrahn4192]

At least 6 of the European clips is supporters of the away team or when the nation plays in another country. Thats a sign of the passion we show our teams. AIK Allez allez🖤💛

[@TheAnon03]

The best way to describe it is that in Europe Football is a substitute for small wars. Not every European nation is like that but it's not a "our team vs their team" it's a "us vs them and some of us and some of them are kicking a ball around".

[@Isleofskye]

Good Reaction, My Friend. On May 19th, 2024,I enter my 8th decade and attended 1,770 matches, mostly,in London, England and saw endless thousands of others and we thought we would give you a nice, gentle start. Some pf those fans, like the opening marching supporters were AWAY from Home. Most fans, including all Away fans in their separate sections, STAND throughout the 90 minutes even though they are in (compulsorily) All Seater Stadiums. Quite a few Football Clubs are re-introducing Safe Standing Sections. "Ultras Greatest Chants Volumes 1,2,3 and 4" show even more passion and fervour,so, Good Luck,my friend on your Football hourney:)

[@danielamassonne]

Wir leben für unseren Verein ❤ Viele Grüße aus Deutschland 🇩🇪

[@lorenzsabbaer7725]

europe is passion, in the us its always the question how much $ it creates. Ulf is a german name and in that case i think its for Ulf Kirsten, a former player in the 90s for Eintracht Frankfurt, the club.

[@johnnyrosa2114]

You are close, but it stand for ultras Frankfurt

[@TheBullterrierFan]

Believe me that in EU leagues it is also in many cases a matter of the amount of Euros :) Football ... or as you call it - Soccer - became a victim of money long time ago and everywhere. Money rules everything, sad but true.

[@konrad.35]

The F is actually a T and the whole word is Ultras, meaning "excessive" fans of the club. Ulf Kirsten never played for Eintracht Frankfurt. It's only a matter of time, until passionate fans cannot afford tickets anymore.

[@miguelcascan4306]

It was bayer 04 Leverkusen He played for the Most of the time

[@jip2971]

in France soccer fans are mainly from working class backgrounds and the atmosphere in the stadiums is quite heavy, a form of latent aggressiveness, the rivalry between clubs is often completely stupid

[@freiburger9399]

10:13 Thats why there was a away rule for a long time in the Uefa Championsleague final-stages, where every game had two legs, so every team had to play once away. the goals from these two legs were added together and if there was a draw the goals scored as away team counted more. Means , if A vs B is 1:2 in the first leg ( the away team always comes as second at the scoreboard in europe ) and second leg is 2:2 than team B would win due to more away goals and Team B would reach the next stage of the finals (A would drop out obviously). They got rid of this Rule during the Covid season, since there where no Fans to cheer ,so no away disadventage .

[@ErinGoBraghGT7]

If the first leg finished Team A 1-2 Team B and the second leg finished Team B 2-2 Team A then Team B go through as outright winners as the score at the end of the tie would be Team A 3-4 Team B. If Team B were to go through on away goals then the first leg finishes Team A 1-2 Team B and the second leg Team B 0-1 Team A then the overall score at the end of the tie would be Team A 2-2 Team B and Team B would advance on away goals. It’s easier to explain something when you actually understand how it works.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

7:45 That's the French national team and they sing La Marseillaise, the French national anthem.

[@rockerma1987]

7:35 is Velodrome, Marseille, France, it is a national anthem. 67000 seats. They also have national team stadium, Saint Denis Stadium, which is like a part of Paris, it is 80000. Also, not all other stadiums in video are that big, if you have crowds like this, even small number of people in small stadiim can be loud.

[@TheGielth]

Most football (soccer) fans in almost every country other than the us, they chant for the whole duration of the game, most of them leave the game 'voiceless' and it's just a normal thing to happen... Some games it even happen to the away team being so much better than the home team, that the away fans can be heard much more than the home fans... And it's a real passion for the team in questions..

[@UKMonkey]

I think a big difference between the US games and the Europe games is the number of away fans. When you've almost no away fans, you've no one to bait, no one to jeer, no one to jeer at you.... there's just no feedback loop. There's also the fact that there's a HUGE amount of history between the areas - usually involving blood. That has warped into friendly rivalry. While in America, unless you're going to start picking teams that were on either side of the cotton picking industry there's very little history.

[@kieranbennett7453]

5:59 there is actually only one stadium with 100,000 seats in european football, Barcelona’s home ground. Due to Europe’s size, most “big” stadiums are between 40,000 and 60,000. Which I think makes this even more of a compliment that he sees the passion of more than double the people actually there.

[@ilodu77176.]

C'est le stade de France à Saint Denis dans la banlieue Parisienne je précise parce c'est pas la même chose comme dirai notre légende Thierry Henry 😂

[@NoonVia]

8:15 - that was sound you make when someone in field gets changed, to welcome new one and thanks for playing the changed person :D

[@tysonjankowiak]

loved the vid

[@user-go2bp8oz4m]

At every football stadium in Europe at least, a team has an away end which takes up a small minority of the crowd (in a rubbish area in the stadium). So the two teams are separated. I think it helps stop riots and helps travelling fans the ability to chant, enjoy the game & mix with their own supporters.

[@gandalfdergraue8444]

You would believe, that even the most neutral, non-supportive, toughest man, would come to tears and just cry by just feeling these emotions...

[@RogerGJager]

At 4:24 there is a FC Köln (Germany), but the song/anthem is the one Basketball Club Aris (Greece) is having for their Club. FC Köln anthem is “Mer stonn zo dir FC Kölle”…..different as the one in the video!

[@gandalf_thegrey]

5:22 Just for everybody wondering: The stadium is supposed to do exactly that. It was designed with the knowledge in mind that people will just jump around - often in unison. This is the "Deutsche Bank Park" in Frankfurt am Main. A club that was able to get 35k people into Barcelona (~1.400km) and highjack an away game lol You have to worry when people are doing something like this and it DOESNT move. Because that means it to rigid for the way its been used and will break pretty fast which would be an catastrophy.

[@fs9553]

Here in The Netherlands we have a stadium march whenever we are in a tournament. European or World cup matches. Basically 10 to 15000 people march through the streets to the stadium together. No violence no destruction just a 5 kilometer march party to the stadium of that game. Also you forgot probably the best example why European fans will always win over US fans... Liverpools you'll never walk alone. Experiencing that alone at Enfield is worth the admission price.

[@DEDlegend]

So in Europe and South America each club has "official supporters" that are always behind the goals. when the opposing team is in front of them they sing much louder and make much more noise to try distract the goal keeper of the opposite team.

[@lmellel]

Keep doing what you're doing, this was just a good video, you're gonna be a youtubestar, keep up the good work🔥

[@GabosSaysSo]

Appreciate that for real.💪🏾

[@jankaufmann995]

You can feel the whole Stadium Whipping.Up and down. In a lot of stadiums i love

[@bado7483]

If Milan loses under such support, it will probably be a shame for the players of this club. Powerful moral support from Milan fans.

[@vangravessen]

Osea que cuando vean lo que pasa en Chile, Argentina, Brasil, no entenderían nada.

[@pedrobeloqui630]

y Uruguay no te olvides

[@vangravessen]

@@pedrobeloqui630 cierto estimado, mala mía.

[@Schwemminem]

The visitors march throught the streets on away days is called "corso", showing who rules the city on that given day. And the other thing is, as an ultra, you must be as exhausted as the players are post-match, giving your all. Then you go for a night of booze, and then you need two days to regenerate as well. Thats why every one hates sunday-games haha.

[@tavulechinois]

7:33 it's the Stade Vélodrome in Marseille, France. About 67000 seats. The atmosphere in this stadium is fantastic when OM plays. Especially against Paris, Lyon, Monaco. Not the best club but one of the best ambiance with RC Lens.

[@TheGlad92]

And PSG Stadium 😉

[@Yes.-_-]

In the country i live in theres porbbaly like 20+ different chants, now add up all 48 countries, every ‘state’ in europe has their own chants, so lets say across the entirety of europe theres easily 1000+ chants, it is not just a sport for us, is is genuinely a lifestyle for us and from a very young age football is important, and everyone, no matter what age participates in the chants and screams at the top of their lungs. Its not even comparable on any level, noise, amount of participation, amount of hype, amount of power behind the chants, America comes nowhere close.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

9:25 "FRAMÅT MALMÖ" "HEJA DI BLÅE" "FORWARD MALMÖ" "COME ON THE BLUES" Call and respond chant from the Most Champions of Sweden Malmö FF. That was away in the Uefa Euro League against Chelsea when 3500 Malmö fans were outsinging 36500 Chelsea fans away at Stamford Bridge. Our own home support is electrifying with megasize flags, big tifo displays and flares. We sing for 2 hours straight minus 15 minutes at half time break.

[@wt0403]

To be fair every club that goes to england outsing them 🤣

[@Reavix1]

Piss puny Malmø and Svensker :D

[@Reavix1]

@@wt0403 To be fair every club in Denmark outsings Malmø lol

[@wt0403]

@@Reavix1 uhh ok? 😅

[@Anton_mff]

@@Reavix1hahahah sure buddy. We outsang fck in your city and we outsang you in malmo… 😅

[@soyvicen6589]

Passion is every club of Argentina.

[@telauw]

I don't think Americans realize how big football is(yes that's how it's called worldwide). Football is life in Europe en South America.

[@markjones127]

Yeah it can be incredible, especially during derby matches and cup ties, one of the most feared stadiums in the UEFA Champions League which is a league of all the best club teams across Europe is Anfield, home of Liverpool FC, most managers say it's their most feared stadium in second leg knock out matches as the atmosphere the home fans create is like an extra player on the pitch, and as a team over the years they've made some of the most incredible miracle comebacks when seemingly down and out.

[@TheKing-bb2wu]

Real madrid be like that doesnt apply for me 😅😎

[@markjones127]

@@TheKing-bb2wu Applies to Man City though

[@albinokanickel4492]

I think that is outdated. British fans became boring. Once they had good and creative chants while an over all awesome athmosphere, but thats over.

[@markjones127]

@@albinokanickel4492 No change at Anfield, ask Messi, Coutinho and Suarez.

[@albinokanickel4492]

@@markjones127 i ve seen better. Go to Turkey, Greece, some German Clubs or to Belgrad. I was never in South America, but i can Imagine they are better than the british too. Gentrification was the thing that fucked english athmosphere.

[@uillanmt]

Era pra ver um vídeo de uma organizada aqui do Brasil, aí sim é rossoio!!!

[@97Gus]

ACM Ac Milan ! One of the best team in Europe !

[@HecThorPlay]

Europe is far from being an example of passion for soccer, the true passion of soccer is in South America, it had to be said and it was said!

[@HecThorPlay]

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[@Jimmy-oi4go]

Haha good one

[@redknight07_]

Compared to USA it is very much passion

[@Itibitydetsku]

Yes

[@Lumineanimation]

Nah dont lie

[@user-lg3hf3bp6l]

Yes footy fans have police escorts 😂It's not as bad as it was in the uk, but it can get a little spicy and violent. Fans used to have pitched battles and 'firms' that went to games with the express intention of fighting.

[@dbellwood40]

Missed out on Liverpool's "You'll Never Walk Alone"!!

[@germanyidk4608]

Well, our 1. FC Köln fans are the best

[@reaxor]

Malmö FF is a local club in sweden, not a national one. its where Zlatan is from :) Also you need to know that some of those chants are VISITORS. some fans organize clubtravels and takes over a city. sometimes its extremely dangerous because there is a side of the fanclub that also organize dates to fight their rival team... its insane. they are called Hooligans, they can travel anywhere to watch soccer/fotball, but also then go apeshit and fight eachother. worst ive heard in sweden was 100 vs 100 or something like that, but sometimes in stadiums they manage to bring everyone into it, then its a slugfest...

[@konrad.35]

He is "ze God".😊

[@Alaresmo23]

Deberías ver el fútbol de Sudamérica es igual o más intenso que en Europa.

[@manoelandreisfernandes8747]

Libertadores é sangue e suor

[@Itibitydetsku]

​@@manoelandreisfernandes8747Así cualquiera si solo lo ganan los brasileños. Pd: ¿a que equipo apoyas?

[@manoelandreisfernandes8747]

?Corinthians e ustedes @@Itibitydetsku?

[@wuuuza]

más.

[@Medes06]

im from Real Madrid, and there is nothing better than being there when your team score. It is special. Back in the 80s it was a bit more wild, but still fun.

[@L4wr3nc3810]

You need to see fans in south america! they are on another level

[@wilsonsilveira9214]

Aqui no Brasil as torcidas são um show a parte. É muito mais emocionante !

[@ballagh]

When you asked if that was the country’s national anthem it was the French anthem. The words might surprise you, Arise, children of the Fatherland Our day of glory has arrived Against us the bloody flag of tyranny is raised; the bloody flag is raised. Do you hear, in the countryside The roar of those ferocious soldiers? They’re coming right into your arms To cut the throats of your sons, your comrades! To arms, citizens! Form your battalions Let’s march, let’s march That their impure blood Should water our fields

[@Loki1815]

...and then they turn and run...

[@oddpoppetesq.3467]

Last comment, you say at about 10:30 "Love to see it", trust me you do. Ive been to a few football matches over the year, domestic and internationals.... The atmosphere in any stadium is always on fire. 👌 😁

[@_Diam_nd_]

Saying you couldnt put up with this, believe me, seeing it in person will make you chant and clap along

[@kemb83]

Your reaction to some of them. Like this one got beats *bopping your head* 😂 I'm a Tottenham Hotspur (Premier League) supporter (waits for the hate haha). We have a few chants which give me goosebumps.. but I think my fav has to be Iceland's national team chant. Its like they're going into battle 🖤

[@candicerimailho7671]

what do we think of tottenham ? shit ! what do de think of shit ? tottenham ! that's all right ! we hate tottenham we hate tottenham (i'm kidding 🤝)

[@farejinhas]

Come on you spurs

[@Matt-gz9et]

Hi can you ract to we were revolutionaries by copa 90 Is a video about ultras fans of inter an italian team and tell what ultras are and what they do

[@GabosSaysSo]

Yeah, I’ll check it out.

[@Matt-gz9et]

@@GabosSaysSo when?

[@klepto5596]

The difference is American football is not for the fans - it’s for the advertisers - The average game time is 3 hours 12 mins with an actual playing time of just 11 minutes !! That’s over 3 hours of huddling and adverts.

[@waschmaschine7487]

Take a look at the Olympiastadion Berlin, it's very big and beautiful

[@RagnarEdward1313]

as a romanian, i am PROUD!

[@MrJones895]

The roots of football clubs in Europe are imbedded into working class culture. What your witnessing is local and national pride. Since the birth of premier league in England football has changed in some ways for the better. What I can tell you for a fact is that when you are in those stadiums and you witness success and failure you feel it hard. My team just won the treble and I have been smiling ear to ear since. No one can take that moment away. I was there when we won the league and the FA cup. I love football and it is a huge part of my life.

[@InArgCroitheGoDeo]

Dont think the change has all been for the better. The quality of football, TV accessibility and safety has improved for the most part. However football has been massively gentrified, far more commodified, near completely monopolised, has become a political vehicle/economic “diversification” opportunity for petro-states and is being taken over by kleptocrats/investment bankers (same thing). Ticket prices are a joke. Crowds and atmospheres are generally worse. English football’s (and now Saudi) financial power is a nightmare for 99.99999% of European clubs on a competitive level. UEFA are self serving, corrupt bastards, (always has been but 30 years ago they weren’t allocating just 40% to the fans at cup finals). The FA aren’t much better. I know most things have been great for City in the last decade, other than ticket prices and general gentrification. And as a Liverpool fan I’ve been lucky to have a season ticket and watch us be so successful in recent years, but I reckon football’s proper on its arse. Its financially, politically and ethically unhinged; and I think the general match going experience has declined in many ways, for all levels of club.

[@marcoocram6389]

Nice vid

[@algis24]

we real futbol fans we really feel part of the team that we encourage to a point that we say that in the field plays 12 in the field, 11 players and the fans.

[@Domi777723]

As a Bball fan you have to do this video: Basketball Fans and Athmosphere USA vs. Europe. You won‘t be dissapointed! 🏀💯🔥👍 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYjVhKppjZ2HiNU

[@GabosSaysSo]

Appreciate that. Imma check it out

[@Isleofskye]

@@GabosSaysSo Good Reaction, My Friend. On May 19th, 2024,I enter my 8th decade and attended 1,770 matches, mostly,in London, England and saw endless thousands of others and we thought we would give you a nice, gentle start. Some pf those fans, like the opening marching supporters were AWAY from Home. Most fans, including all Away fans in their separate sections, STAND throughout the 90 minutes even though they are in (compulsorily) All Seater Stadiums. Quite a few Football Clubs are re-introducing Safe Standing Sections. "Ultras Greatest Chants Volumes 1,2,3 and 4" show even more passion and fervour,so, Good Luck,my friend on your Football journey:)

[@djw7141]

Most of these are from smaller teams as well, USA vs Europe in football is no competition!

[@Doom1981]

Home Field advantage works different in soccer. In the NFL you have a clear advantage if your fans are loud while your opponents offense is on the field, in soccer all you can achieve is moral support.

[@patricksandeberg8184]

8:50. That’s Pippi Longstockings! That team has been using two of the songs from Pippi.

[@royalmaniac1068]

nice words bro 👌

[@GabosSaysSo]

🤝

[@antonioricciardi1266]

😮Thank you for this video, a small tip is to visit the fans of ssc Napoli. Have fun

[@GabosSaysSo]

Thanks for the tip!

[@nickconlon7505]

love how he says "you don´t stand a chance if you`re the visiting team." But thats PSG fans at a Champions League Match in Liverpool.

[@theriddla86]

Cant believe you did not add the Panathinaikos FC fans

[@wesselvisser5042]

Everyone coming to europe should come to a football match; even if you dont like football. Its a great experience.

[@xilliman]

The first logo was from Borussia Dortmund, the red eagle is from Eintracht Frankfurt. ACM is AC Milan, FFF = French National Team, they sang the national anthem.

[@backpage1691]

Damn, you should see Argentina's fans. That passion is from other planet. I think this country need more passion. I saw Europe and Argentina and it's something crazy

[@Vincentdeoliveira]

Glad to see Neville Longbottom showed up with the "FIGHT AND WIN" chant

[@carlosthedeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

Ah yes the most realiable source, a KZbin video with definitely zero bias being put into it.

[@hervegoupillot4542]

ACM = Milan AC 1899 : year of creation of the club

[@maikgaus1330]

Bro you have to look a game in Hamburg, this is just passion

[@LuffyL-ch1ku]

This is the reason home field advantage is really huge in european football, a team can win 4-0 against another on their home field and then 2 weeks later they can lose 4-0 against the same team if they're on the turf of the enemy team

[@LostAvora]

I saw the Kansas away side, felt a little bad - felt like they did a decent job - sometimes away sides can seem quiet. Gave them the benefit of the doubt... Then FC Köln shows up haha

[@duftendergorilla]

❤️🤍

[@Mocca007Games]

My favourite showing of how mental the european sports fans can be is watching the greek basketball fans. Intense chanting and flares, but it's all indoors

[@user-px3oh1fk6b]

Btw, that clip with the rooster top left was from Olympic Marseille with fans singing the French national anthem.

[@chief3961]

You gotta do more of these looking at bigger teams / big moments like Liverpool coming back from a 4 Goal deficit to win the game

[@nosweatnoglory1891]

The Dortmund one (BVB 09), was against my team. 😆 Its called a corteo, where supporters marching through the streets to there place of the stadium.

[@xilliman]

Most Stadiums in the german Bundesliga don’t have a capacity more than 50.000 - 60.000. I’d love to invite you to a match of my home team, Eintracht Frankfurt, buts is super hard to get some tickets in Germany. We’ve had more than 1 million ticket requests for the NFL matches in Frankfurt.

[@leandroriva]

The one where you see them marching in the streets with the police car are The Dortmund ( GERMANY ) fans in the City of Bruges in Belgium. There are not even in there own country lol. it's common though for Champions league games :)

[@damienvidal2420]

At 7:50, it's a team stadium, the Velodrome in Marseille.

[@tempatunesmakemyday8360]

the first clip from europe is Borussia Dortmund visiting Club Bruges, in the streets of Bruges. I was supporting the Bruges team, made some good german friends that day! It seems violent but it's all fine!

[@franciscloutier5387]

4:40 "They're exuding as much energy as the players" That's kind of the crux of it really. The supporters (and I make a distinction between supporter and fan) believe that players will match their energy levels. I was part of a group of Ultras for a while, and when the team was struggling, the capos (the guys leading the chants up front) would scream at us to increase the volume and the intensity of the chants, and you can see some players react to that and find that extra gear when needed. It's also why these guys have such a strong connection with the clubs - they don't just sit there and clap, or buy merch, they're participating in the match indirectly for 90+ mins. I would always lose my voice by the end of the game and I've got scars on my ankles from hitting the bleachers when we run down for goals or during certain chants where chaos erupts. On top of that, those flags and tifos (the large displays with massive banners and sometimes accompanying flares/smokes) are self-funded and made by hand. We would spend week nights and weekend days painting and preparing these, and hours of work would go into each of them. We chartered buses ourselves and organized trips to go support the team away. In a sense, you're putting in a massive effort - which is why those groups are often more critical and vocal towards management, and sometimes to the casual fans.

[@franciscloutier5387]

and @Gabos Reacts - the clubs for Europe: 3:40 - Borussia Dortmund (Germany) 4:40 - FC Koln (Germany) 5:15 - Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) 5:35 - Ireland national team 6:45 - AC Milan (Italy) 7:10 - FFF is the French Federation logo, so this I assume is the French national team. The stadium is Olympique Marseille's home - called the Velodrome 8:10 - I'm gonna assume that's the Iceland national team, don't recognize the logo but they started this trend 8:25 - Aris Thessaloniki (Greece) 8:55 - Eintracht Frankfurt (Germany) 10:00 - Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands) 9:25 - Malmo FF (Sweden) 10:10 - Paris St-Germain (France) 10:40 - Romania national team

[@patrickpenton698]

Fight and win gets me every time hahahaha

[@clarakam3858]

Every club with they own chant in Europe. And for is like :" here is your birth certificate ,here is the chant for your club 😂. Send you love from Romania. See Ultras. Ultras are the most intens fans. ❤

[@sharst3750]

9:16 We call it the Entrada. As many Ajax supporters as possible were called on social media to create an atmosphere before the match started. It was the biggest entrada of ajax ever. I think around 10.000 people came there.

[@clementtus9035]

The FFF Was the french national team. The song Was the marseillaise in the national french stadium

[@romainnouvel9220]

The Colosseum you refer to is Marseille stadium, second largest city in France, during a national team match. Watch videos of the city's club supporters, you'll go nuts ^^

[@tizian6405]

In europe you live for your club as a real fan and I feel in america you go to a game to watch and enjoy going there with a few friends. Very different

[@andreeaalexandru7811]

The ending wow. Treceti batalioane!