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[@britblue]

Just as an aside - if you want a Football story that should have been made in to a film look for "Steppes to Wembley" . autobiography of Bert Trautmann - who joined the Hitler youth as a child, fought on the Eastern front against the Red army - was captured & sent to the UK to see out the war in a POW camp - released after the war & stayed in the UK - joining Manchester City as a goalkeeper. They got the the FA Cup Final in 1956 where he played for most of the second half of the game with a broken neck! - If Holywood wrote that script they would laugh it out of town!

[@petershapland81]

I have been to old Trafford over an 100 times and wembley over a dozen. Have seen many fights and like most supporters we have just walked away. We were there for the football.

[@Jykke1978]

Thessaloniki is name of the city in Greece and Aris and Paok are names of the teams like Manchester City and United. Park Ji-Sung was player from South-Korea (retired) and scousers is nickname for people from Liverpool.

[@tomhogan9046]

What's crazy guys they all walk back into work on Monday and they're all mates again😂

[@davidmontgomery9846]

The Sunderland Necastle rivalry goes back to the Civil War when the two towns now cities were on opposite sides

[@tsrgoinc]

The Adrian goal where the goalkeeper dribbled from his own penalty area to score, was in a testimonial game so not an important game in most respects but the equivalence in NFL would be the QB or punter picking up a snap that had gone over his head into his endzone, picking the ball up and then running the full length of the field for a touch down.

[@princeofdaftness]

I'm in the UK and not a follower of football, but I do love the film Mike Bassett England manager, it makes me realise how we as a country have a desire to follow football, its a comedy but still has that heart beating desire to win the world Cup going through it.

[@christophercarr3755]

There use be a massive problem with football hooliganism here in the UK back in the 80s and 90s, it still exists but its not so bad, fans use to arrange from two football teams to basically fight with each other. Yes goalkeepers can score goals and also run out with the ball.

[@longlivetheboleyn1917]

Part and parcel

[@MrsMillwall]

Was at the Millwall v West Ham game. You always get some folk that wanna fight, generally a alloted place but the rest of us keep away from it. Love my Millwall 🌟

[@bullah56]

In all my life (and I'm an old man). I have never heard anyone (except on the odd occasion on TV) call it soccer. It has always been called football. Just letting you know so that , if you come over here and call it soccer, you'd get funny looks and they'd know that you are Americans.

[@dib000]

We have always called it soccer where I am from in South West Wales.

[@philhallbrook7008]

Sheffield Wednesday started as a cricket team that played on a Wednesday

[@jayalexander1930]

Lovely to watch this with you again fellas

[@janetburrows137]

They do use more flares on the continent. ❤❤

[@Jozua86]

That moshpit at 2:24:40 is exactly what it was. A moshpit with friendly fans at a game. Normally the away fans are fenced off and if there is a fight in the stadium, its two dozen of the craziest guys at most.

[@davidcorbett341]

Man Utd vs Leeds Utd ( The War of the Roses) used be a very violent affair. 2 big mobs there's some good video footage of them on KZbin

[@uncontrolledhistorian7063]

Can I challenge both you men with a film called Escape To Victory? I'm a girl but love this old film. WW2. Escape from a camp. Actors : Sly Stallone, Michael Caine, Max Von Sydow (Ming the Merciless!) and a whole bunch of world famous football players including Pele and Ozzy Ardiles and Bobby Moore. Why football? Who plays in goal? How do they escape?

[@joyridgway6398]

I just love that film.

[@peterwale6821]

I remember when the Coventry and Leicester firms met up. Old Bill thought they were meeting up by the footy ground but met up the otherside of the city in Earlsdon. Massive fight kicks off, all over the news and a lad I knew through another mate, did some mad stuff but got away without getting pinched. Few weeks go by and police come and nab him. There was a video online of him seeing the police arrive and he takes a step or 2 back into a shop doorway. About 4 or 5 coppers run straight past him. But he looks straight up at the CCTV. Comedy Gold. He pops in the pub that night, we find the video and put it up on the pubs widescreen, we took the mick but he didnt pay for a pint that night. I think tbe vids still up somewhere, cant remember the year though, prob mid 00's.

[@ruairiwhite6303]

You guys should give the darts player walk ons a watch!! Top athletes coming out to top tunes 😂😂😂

[@ange1098]

Great choice of music in the background 💚🇬🇧

[@Jykke1978]

West Ham have recorded I'm forever blowing bubbles in 1975, song is from 1919 and one of most known person who has recorded is Doris Day and you can find Dean Martins version also.

[@bendjohans3863]

nope its true we are sophisticated... but when we party we party

[@r.a.marriott6314]

Imagine those vast multitudes as ancient or mediaeval armies facing each other and fully equipped for hand-to-hand combat ... and the inevitable consequences.

[@janetburrows137]

It doesn’t get any better, trust me. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@stevehartley7504]

The one with the shirts on pitch was a french derby singing their national anthem

[@frankypolglish]

Haha I love how the lefty Teletubbie got triggered bye the fatty chant🤦‍♀️😁

[@stevehartley7504]

It's how European fans show their passion

[@user-zn1fv9cm7y]

Football is very tribal, on the whole most folk support their local team and get very passionate about their club. If you go as a neutral to a game not supporting either team you do not get the same adrenaline rush as you would watching your own team, so as a Wolves fan from Wolverhampton, our local derby would be West Brom, though these days the rivalry will be with Aston Villa as they are in the same league and still less than 20 miles away. Oh and as for Sheffield Wednesday, I believe they got their name as they used to play on Wednesdays.

[@lupus_croatiae]

a friend of mine played American Football as we call it here in Europe, it's very interesting sport, he now lives in Canada and plays there. But the culture around it is very different.

[@willrichardson1809]

Sheffield Wednesday, because in the early years of football, they played on a Wednesday.Untill the late 70's Wednesdays were half days for most workers.

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

You must understand that distances are a lot smaller here. That combined with different accents, histories ,loyalty and in Scotland even religion and descent

[@eileentaylor1691]

its football!!

[@alexion2001]

Regarding the teams getting attacked by hooligans, I have watched in person a team bus although unsure if the players were inside at the time or not, get pelted by rocks (and other roadside objects) and get swarmed before police dispersed the mob. This was however in Eastern Europe, the UK might be a bit more civil.

[@24magiccarrot]

England got banned from European football because of hooligans, they definitely weren't more civil.

[@iainmac6136]

Remember going to a leeds v Millwall match at leeds late 80s, buses and cars got smashed, fights everywhere, fuck me adrenalin rush, scary and amazing.

[@cariad4297]

I've lived in Europe and the USA, both for decades. The difference is simply that American's consider sports to be entertainment, for some Europeans your team is part of who you are ... The UK DJ John Peel was married and buried in Liverpool colors (Red & White).

[@janetburrows137]

The Police film the crowds for football hooliganism and trouble. ❤❤❤

[@DaddyBaggio]

You need to watch these films: 1) 1989 The Firm with Gary Oldman (the best actor, not Tom Cruise). Its about West Ham vs. Millwall vs. Birmingham firms. 2) 1995 I.D. With Reece Dinsdale, about police losing themselves undercover in the firm ranks. 3) Green Steet. With Elijah Wood. Not the biggest thug, but not a hobbit either

[@Isleofskye]

Genuinely,deservedly and,undeniably,FIRST..

[@MelanieMaguire]

There were bad problems with violence at football matches during 80's and 90's (you'll notice some of those clips are in old aspect ratio). Referred to as football hooliganism. The games were really an excuse for a fight and the "fans" who went to these games were really only there to fight the opposite fans and went prepared with knives, knuckledusters and the like. For big games it wasn't unknown for the "fans" to smash up the town as well, especially if their team was playing away - i.e. they would be smashing up the opposite team's town/city not their own... By all accounts it's improved over the last 20 years... A lot of the smoke etc are flares etc and not actually fires. Imagine being a policeman assigned to crowd control at one of these games... scary.

[@Steve-ys1ig]

Actually the violence in football was as intense as you saw in the derbys in virtually all professional football matches in the 70s, 80s and early 90s. It led to all British football stadiums having fences separating fans and the pitch. This led to tragedy at Hillsborough in 1989. Earlier in the decade, violence at a European football match which resulted in the death of Italian fans led to British clubs being banned from Europe for about 5 years. A massive clampdown and a change in the way stadiums were laid out during the 90s led to less violence on the way to, inside, and leaving the stadiums. It basically moved underground with fans arranging fights away from the stadiums on industrial estates etc where they would be less likely to be interrupted by the police. The violence still exists it is normally just not as obvious now

[@Isleofskye]

Great Compilation and as a Football fan in his 7th decade of attending in London,I was with you all the way. That Greek team won The European Championships @ 150/1 as you notef but how about LEICESTER CITY? They won the greatest league in the World: The English Premier League at odds of................FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE so hust $10 wouls have won you $50,000 !!!

[@janetburrows137]

It’s only football that has too segregate fans. Just football. 😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤

[@davesmith8620]

I could do the Ronaldo overhead kick many average people can but the height he got was amazing p.s it doesn't hurt if you land correctly.

[@uncontrolledhistorian7063]

Can I raise you a son of Bob Marley, Three Little Birds and Ajax Football Club? The video of The great man's son singing live at the stadium is goosebumpingly wonderful. P.S. Bob Marley was a Spurs fan - I'm an Arsenal fan. But he sings better than I do :o)

[@theSFCchannel]

LEEDS united first! As it was them chanting all the Jimmy Saville stuff! We British are quite creative when it comes to football chants and indeed WHEN England play against the USA in the world cup, then just in the process of writing this I thought of a Killer chant use on that occasion!

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

London alone already has around 15 professional clubs

[@janetburrows137]

The C word is frowned upon here. But not by the football fans ❤❤

[@jarmopaakkonen2045]

flareshop in the UK is a bad business. 😂

[@seanmc1351]

guys, at 43.00 roberto carlos bending the shot, you have to understand now, the balls are a bit lighter from the old days, with that, the players have learned to use the seem of the ball, bend it from right to left, and left to right, also there is the same thing as your knuckle ball in base ball, where they hit it with no spin but dances in the air, , the curve shots, its really to do with air pressure, like the wing of a plane given it lift, low pressure o the top of the wing, against higher pressure underneath, , it makes for a better game, from free kicks and stuff, to passing cross field

[@albertstevens4896]

The Rangers in this video is Queens Park Rangers a Championship side from West London.

[@janetburrows137]

Local Darby matches can up the heat on a game. There’s not quite as much fighting these days. ❤❤❤

[@stuarthumphrey1787]

Ajax is pronounced eye-axe, the J is basically a Y. A quid is £1 so 40 quid is 40 pounds. I hope you chaps one day experience a match over here. Hope this helps lads

[@Hadewijch_]

Both “a”’s in Ajax are pronounced as the ‘a’ in father. The ‘j’ is indeed pronounced as “y” in English.

[@janetburrows137]

They are worse for fighting in them days than the UK . I also this is before all seater stadiums????❤❤❤

[@jurgenvoogt1638]

You have rivalries over there. Look at your densely populated areas. The hoods

[@Lew99900]

There are definitely individuals who go to matches and have zero interest in the actual game. They may intend to before kick off, but a combination of drugs and booze so many people are off their face by the time 3pm comes around and a lot times this can lead to fights especially when big groups of opposite fans come into contact

[@Touchpadse]

I just want to say: Doing the "anything on fire"-drinking game is NOT a good idea in this marathon!

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

Did you guys not notice how old these films were?

[@eileentaylor1691]

no not every game is like this ....anyway its not like this so much any more!!

[@Themeparkcoasters_UK]

You should watch the movie: green street It's an English football hooligan movie from an Americans perspective. Or watch: the football factory.

[@davesmith8620]

Some games look empty coz they sometimes get the away fans in before the home fans or they hold them back while the home fans are escorted away. A couple of players have been accused of or have had sex with under age women. We do things to get in the goal keepers head but there pros and ignore it.

[@janetburrows137]

Millwall we’re big thugs in the day. You get more police at there games😮❤

[@alibennett78]

I'm sure ur already aware of this in some parts of Ireland we also call football soccer cos of Gaelic football

[@24magiccarrot]

Did you see that ludicrous display last night?

[@kevanwillis4571]

Flares, of course, illegal. 😅

[@britblue]

here in the UK - flares at a match are a definite "no-no" police would be onto you immediately - on the mainland (europe) i think flares at stadiums are still illegal but "tolerated" to an extent

[@thomasstrath1194]

Imagine all these men having to go to war with Russia. The passion is why number will not always will over.

[@pippo-1073]

That's my city at 1h15, Napoli. 99% of our songs are love songs.

[@nathanhassen9830]

Check out Newcastle fans in Milan, Paris, Dortmund this year for a laugh and the reverse ie they're fans in Newcastle (champions League)

[@chrisisaac9007]

Quid=Pound

[@tsrgoinc]

The 17 Derbies in England, Only people in Birmingham think thats the Biggest. As far the police are concerned football matches were broken into 3 categories. Cat A, Neither team has a history of crowd trouble, no trouble expected. Cat B, One or both teams does have a history of violence but not with each, trouble is possible but not expected. Have plan in place just on case Cat C, There is a history of trouble between both teams so trouble is expected. Plan Accordingly. It was decided though on reflection to create Category CCC, There has been multiple historical incidents between these two teams, trouble/violence is inevitable, we will plan to mitigate as much as possible, but expect almost war like conditions. The only match CCC in England is West Ham v Millwall!

[@davesmith8620]

I knew you wouldn't read the last set of derbys coz my home town was in it also chelsea,Millwall and west ham are by far the worst english teams for fighting imo.your right the original name for football and rugby was ruggers and soccer but its been football for over 100years

[@nathanhassen9830]

Watch the movie green Street about football hooliganism

[@darrenfearon4288]

Some Derbys are not as intense as they once were because some teams are not as good as they once were or the rival team like Birmingham or Aston Villa dont face each other because Birmingham is playing at a lower level and Aston Villa is now playing at the premier league. I support Spurs and hate Arsenal because I hate how arrogant there fan base is. we just hate each other .

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

war cries

[@janetburrows137]

Usually Man U stands are fell.

[@janetburrows137]

40 quid is £40.00. ❤❤❤❤

[@tommym5023]

Maybe the US doesn't have the same lad culture as the UK/Europe

[@user-yb3sp2gh5n]

If the American fans were separated like us Brits, I think they would develop the same way. The mixed fanbase they have seems to keep things calm and respectful, not a bad I idea when everyone is allowed to bring guns 😉

[@24magiccarrot]

Football fans didn't become fully separated until the 1970s it was because of violence on opposing fans that segregation became mandatory.

[@mana3735]

I don't like the ones that seem too orchestrated. The best chants and atmospheres are the spontaneous ones.

[@colin8662]

Spencer don’t come to the 3 quarter of manchester

[@whitecompany18]

Great old football hooligan move 'I.D ' about police infiltrating a firm. Free on KZbin 👍

[@seanmc1351]

These derby matches are wrong, the biggest is celtic and rangers by far, what comes next is the north east derby, sunderland and newcastle, which is a blood bath if they get to each other. 20 percent of the football chants you have watched are sunderland newcastle

[@WhiteViper1992]

Fair point, it does say in English football tho

[@24magiccarrot]

Please point out where on a map of England rangers and celtic play?

[@seanmc1351]

@@24magiccarrot they are not and you know they are, i was just talking about the 2 biggest derby matches in my opinion, used rangers and celtic to show there was a real number one through out the UK,, and the list of derby's are just 2 teams close to each other, , when you go back 15 years, the machester derby was really with liverpool, rivals, now since man city doing very well now, its chaneged back to city and united, the north east has, sunderland newcatsle, hartlepool, middlesboro, darlington, only one is a real derby match, generated through the history of the clubs

[@24magiccarrot]

@@seanmc1351 But the topic of the video they reacted to was biggest derbys in England. So why would Rangers and Celtic be in a top England derby list?

[@seanmc1351]

@@24magiccarrot i used as a ref, for what derby's are, not just two teams playing each becaue they are close, a real derbt carries history, there is a hatred, i just used it a refferance, thats all, Im 58 years old, been around the sunderland newcastle derby's all my life, i used to live 400 yards from the old roker park, before they built the new stadium, watching fans run up our street, to get at the newcasltle at seaburn station, , it was a refference to what a real derby is,

[@bendjohans3863]

its your shit down the way not sit

[@bendjohans3863]

oh fu boys... get your arses into the gym

[@gartgreenside3657]

49.49 - that was a testimonial (friendly in honour of mark noble I think) and partly you had west ham players blocking the opposition, and partly they were going VERY easy. There are some great west ham goals but that's not one of them! But it was cool.

[@lindadoswell9396]

I think a lot of these videos are quite old it used to be worse 20 years ago

[@edix1673]

For me the inner city derbies such as Man City - Man U, Everton - Liverpool, Arsenal - Spurs, are just football rivalries. They dont have the true historical rivalry. The biggest Derby in the country is Newcastle - Sunderland. The fact it wasnt included in the derbies video is a joke. Those cities have been at war with eachother for hunderds of years, they fought echother in the english civil war, the war of the roses, they fought eachother over coal mining rights during the industrial revolution, and over ship building in ww2. Their football rivalry stems from hundreds of years of conflict, where as inner city rivalries stem from really really wanting to beat your neigbour at football.... Put it this way... The last big Newcastle Sunderland derby, the fans were trying to get at eachother after the game and police rode a horse blockade through the middle of them, so one of the newcastle fans decided to start boxing a police horse instead 😂🤣😂

[@sharroncoppage704]

"We are going to call it soccer, if you dont like it you know where the unsubscibe button is", WOW how disrespectful to your UK followers.

[@DaveWalker-xq6ek]

❤️⚽️🤍"GOAARN STOKE!!..."❤️⚽️🤍

[@christophercarr3755]

We all follow the city, we are the boothen boys

[@gartgreenside3657]

West Ham are the only team to support, by the way. If you want reaction ideas then just ask

[@bullah56]

In all my life (and I'm an old man). I have never heard anyone (except on the odd occasion on TV) call it soccer. It has always been called football. Just letting you know so that , if you come over here and call it soccer, you'd get funny looks and they'd know that you are Americans.

[@24magiccarrot]

It's not just Americans that call it soccer, any country that has another popular sport that they call football usually refers to association football as soccer so as to differentiate, so Ireland and Australia for example are more likely to call it soccer.