I Visited BEST & WORST German Football Stadiums

[@RysFootyParadise]

It’s the incredible German fans I’ve met on these journeys, their kindness and hospitality along with the sheer passion in the German game - as to why this channel has become so 🇩🇪 orientated 🤩👍🏾 Danke - Ich liebe Deutschen Fussball 🖤❤️💛

[@zaredjiegner3839]

Du bist der beste 😉

[@jonaskoster7609]

Sympathisch

[@berlinistrotweiss]

Mit dem Trikot kann nichts falsch gehen ❤️🤍

[@Ugh-wg4rr]

I guess most of your viewers are Germans now 😛, so am I.

[@ici_marmotte]

@@Ugh-wg4rr Me too, but this was a coincidence as English football is what brought me here in the first place. So I would be pleased to see him exploring a quirky and lovely English (or British) stadium again he hasn't seen yet or attending another nice Championship, League One, League Two, FA cup or non-league fixture.

[@herberthange8985]

11:50 the colours of the Hanoverian teams are (and were): green-white-red (HSC), black-white-green (96) and green-white-green (Arminia). Since they all had green in their colours, aloof them wanted to play in green shirts. Being the oldest club, HSC were given the green shirts, 96 decided to play in red shirts and Arminia in blue. In former times there used to be a big rivalry between the Reds and the Blues. Fun fact: Hannover is the only city that had three teams in the 2. Bundesliga in one season (the third one was OSV).

[@RysFootyParadise]

Good to know! Thanks for the info 😊

[@MP-ru1xy]

Unfortunately the old wooden stand of the OSV Stadium had to demolished one year ago.

[@martinh9333]

​@@RysFootyParadise It was 1979/80 in westgermany and the 2. League was split in an North and South Division

[@herberthange8985]

13:00 The stadium isn owned by SV Arminia but the City of Hannover is going to invest about 21 million to upgrade this stadium.

[@Cortrakx3]

I went to elementary school right across the street from HSC Hannover. That was absolutely wild to see someone just walk around there as I haven't been there for a while myself.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Haha glad you enjoyed it 😅

[@Jonas-x3nw]

I was in this school

[@JimmyNDriver]

I love this video, Ry. Thought myself as something of a fan of German football (from England) but love learning about these clubs and stadiums from the regional divisions. Thank you. 🇩🇪⚽️

[@RysFootyParadise]

Appreciate the kind words mate! German football is beautiful 🖤❤️💛

[@ksc_jockel]

20:16 its 3€ for a 0,33l bottle/cup of beer 😂 the price is bold printed literally in front of your eyes 😂

[@RysFootyParadise]

I need 👓 🤣

[@Ugh-wg4rr]

I appreciate that you do not only visit the big Bundesliga stadiums, but the stadiums of mediocre, middle class clubs as well. That's a nice concept.

[@RysFootyParadise]

I’m interested in ALL the German clubs 😊 will try to watch games below the 2. Bundesliga next time, will be at Stadion am Zoo on Sunday for Regionalliga 🤩

[@matthewpayton]

Ry I love your deutland Stadion tours and match day vlogs so far this season. Keep it up. And come on you Reds

[@RysFootyParadise]

Hello Matthew 👍🏾 thank you mate, in Munich in March & at Old Trafford on the 7th December 😊

[@matthewpayton]

@@RysFootyParadise Stadium tours of both stadiums?

[@RysFootyParadise]

@ match & tour at Bayern, just the United v Forest match 👍🏾

[@larscederberg8564]

SV Armenia Hannover is as old school as it gets, and the VIP area is priceless with a broken floorboard.

[@julius9257]

You should visit Osnabrück, it’s kinda like a typical stadium in the UK

[@valentinulm7990]

German here... Mate you got that wrong with that 33 Cents, thats the size you will get, for 3€. I would love that to, beer is culture here. Come to Stuttgarter Kickers 4th Division and you get real old school feelings. Greetigs from stuttgart

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@valentinulm7990 I guessed I was probably wrong but the idea of a 33 cent pint sounded DELICIOUS 😅🍻🍻🍻 ooo I’ve heard Stuttgart Kickers are worth a visit - I’m actually thinking of heading your way in December 👍🏾

[@pulldem]

​@@RysFootyParadiseIt is 0,33l (Liter) per 3€😂

[@rudigerklausschwarz4198]

HSC are 5. level playing in the Lower Saxony Premier League. Thanks for this excellent clip. Btw. I highly recommend 4. level VfB Lübeck playing at Lohmühle. Right til today Holstein Kiels's arch rivals

[@RysFootyParadise]

The Wikipedia article needs updating 😅 true that’s another club to check out - I want to get to Rostock, so could maybe do the 2 together 👍🏾

[@FelixGTRacing]

@@RysFootyParadise I can only say the atmosphere at VfB Lübeck is awesome for a fourth tier club. The club has a rich history with many ups and downs. Right now they’re getting through a difficult time again being relegated last season and losing almost 80% of their players. I live in Lübeck an can only recommend walking through the beautiful old town!

[@floriandahlke8330]

Go to VfL Osnabrück in the third division. This is a great old stadium with fantastic fans, especially under floodlights. You're very close to the pitch and it's always something special.

[@RysFootyParadise]

I've heard good things 🤩

[@mcfreakde5393]

​@@RysFootyParadiseI can recommend Osnabrück-Bielefeld in March 25. This will be a derby in a very compact stadium

[@beneathrockbottom]

at some point, i recommend KSC vs Hertha BSC for stadium vlog. those clubs have a remarkable fan friendship for decades and the atmosphere is always amazing. and the Wildpark, KSC's stadium is a real gem in the 2. Bundesliga

[@RysFootyParadise]

Will make sure to check it out 🤩

[@stever7066]

Great video. A great tour of german football.cheers.

[@sgallegosgp]

I play for hsc Hannover

[@RysFootyParadise]

NICE! Hope the season goes well 👍🏾

[@martinh9333]

​@@RysFootyParadise After the win against Arminia Hannover (31.10.24, 1100 Fans), HSC ist on the first place in the fifth league. But the next local derby will win the blues 💙 from Arminia Hannover 💚🤍💚 (i hope)

[@TheOpinionatedSaint]

This is such a good series! It would be great to see any matches of Mainz, Eintracht, Union, HSV, Werder!

[@RysFootyParadise]

hopefully Mainz in December 😍

[@obiwantrenobi4371]

@@RysFootyParadiseyou should definitely come watch our game against Bayern. The atmosphere against Bayern is always special even when we get bashed like yesterday in the DFB Pokal.

[@EwanRobb-n9i]

Great news about the bull mascot thats ace! If you go to Bavaria go to see 1860 Munchen , I was in Munich in the summer and they had fans everywhere in town.

[@jamiepike6909]

Loving the content, always love to see all levels of football. I travel to New York for my Facebook page i run and I love it, just a pain it’s so far away. Like you travelling to Germany it’s worth it👍

[@RysFootyParadise]

Nice one mate - is that for football?

[@robinvoncampe6826]

The oldest stadium in Germany is actually the stadium of the Stuttgarter Kickers from the 4th division, the GAZI Stadion. They play there since 1905, so the club has a long tradition with great fans

[@RysFootyParadise]

Definitely worth a visit! 🤩

[@AvrilLancaster]

Is that abandoned stand which was the original Koln ground still there? I think it was originally Viktoria Koln but used by FC. Footy Adventures caught it on a vlog. Loving the Euro music and old skool grounds btw ❤.

[@RysFootyParadise]

will have to investigate next time! Sounds interesting

[@AvrilLancaster]

@RysFootyParadise might be worth contacting Footy on that one. I believe it's due to be knocked down. It's just a stand in an open area near training pitches.

[@SteveKearns-v7b]

Brilliant - I can't believe you're doing a video of Altona 93 !!! They are my lower league club in Germany - I go over to watch them regularly - they are moving to a new purpose built stadium soon, the ground at the moment is poor in many respects but you can't beat turning the corner from Friesenweg onto Grieg Strasse ans seeing those old turnstiles - it's called History and SOUL, something the PremierLeague left behind long ago !

[@RysFootyParadise]

Absolutely mate, English football sold its soul years ago 😢

[@SteveKearns-v7b]

You'll have to let us know when you're thinking of going to Altona - I could meet you there - I tend to go over to watch HSV and 93 on the same weekend ! Also - have you been to Wuppertal yet ? If not, then you must make sure that you go to the ground via the Schwebebahn ! And the ground itself is great - typical historic old German ground but with quite a modern main stand.

[@slob12]

Correction there....we are talking about the premier league only im hoping...lots of soul left in the so called lower divisions​😁@@RysFootyParadise

[@pulldem]

a perfect Trip would be Frankfurt, Kaiserslautern, Karlsruhe, Stuttgart and Freiburg... The best in Southwest

[@RysFootyParadise]

Would love to do South West in December 👍🏾🍻

[@michaeltrautmann497]

@@RysFootyParadisedon’t forget the Saarland, Saarbrücken has two stadiums that Real Madrid played in the 50s, and the Saarland national team, Neunkirchen is one of the most famous German groundhopping ground als oldest former bundesligastadium and homburg as ex Bundesliga club famous for their jerseys with London condom sponsorship!

[@JamesSwanson-c3g]

Nurnburg, Furth. I enjoyed games at both stadiums

[@Paul-nj1nm]

There are soo many Clubs in german 3rth, 4th, 5th division wirth a hughe Tradition and a big fanbase you never heared from. Bad football at the pitch, but great fanbase and awesome grounds. :)

[@RysFootyParadise]

they're the ones I like to visit THE MOST 🤣

[@joel6473]

@@RysFootyParadisethan you Need to Watch more msv Duisburg the biggest Club in the 4th league

[@thomasmuller6536]

You forgot Arminia Bielefeld, Preussen Münster and VfL Osnabrück. They have a great Fanbase, Stadiums and an impressive atmosphere. If you travel to the south, I think you should visit Eintracht Frankfurt and 1.FC Kaiserslautern. 1.FC Nürnberg too…..

[@RysFootyParadise]

Thanks for the suggestions 😊

[@malte553]

great video :)

[@RysFootyParadise]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@EwanRobb-n9i]

Brilliant channel, i was at the Fortuna Koln -Sudstadion in the summer -its worth a peep. I live in Scotland, family are from Bromyard been to Edgar Street for a pint of cyder in the Ronnie Radford bar, good to see sheep in the stands. Do they still have the bull on the pithc prematch at Hereford?

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@EwanRobb-n9i small world! I grew up in Ledbury which isn’t too far from Bromyard 😁 they only bring out the real bull 🐂 on big occasions now but have a bloke dressed as a bull every week…

[@TenTiek]

I would love to see you in the south of Germany. Munich, Nuremberg, stuttgart, Augsburg, Ingolstadt….so much to explore 😊

[@RysFootyParadise]

I’m gonna be doing South-West in December but Bavaria in March (possibly also Jan 😉)

[@MrTheChefkoch]

LOVE THE BACKGROUND MUSIC

[@enothemeno]

Hannoverscher SC and Arminia Hannover would play in the national league north, if the german and britisch football pyramid would work in the same way ;) Iam working on a bigger amateur football project right now. Appreciate youre love for the small ones under us ;)

[@peterpeter1294]

I would consider visiting those games on the weekend 14th of december: Heidenheim -Stuttgart, Darmstadt -Kaiserslautern, Ulm - HSV.

[@ici_marmotte]

I'm really excited about your plans to see my hometown club, Wuppertaler SV (short: WSV, the abbreviation is just as common as 'HSV' in Hamburg), at the Zoo! :D In case you want to explore every side of the stadium, I bet you will be impressed by the surroundings and, of course, the outside of the main stand. It's a listed building, Germany's Highbury East facade, so to say, haha. The inside of the stadium looks really quirky as each stading terrace and the main stand is representing a different era. The stadium has once been surrounded by a cycling track, something you can still guess as the shape of the standing terraces on the opposite of the main stand still seems a bit curved instead of the plain and simple standing terraces behind the goals just being finished in 2008 and the huge main stand. Its current capacity is about 21,000 to 23,000, depending on where you're looking at. I hope it's not going to be an away match for the boys in red and blue when it comes to the support...anyway, the attendance should most likely be higher than 10,000. WSV is probably having some of the worst times in the club's history right now just like MSV Duisburg, but in a lower division, of course. Obviously, the zebras are a much better supported club, having spent so much time in the top two tiers of German football for the past decades. I'd say they were an equal rival club of fellow Ruhrgebiet club Bochum for a very long time. What many people even in Germany, especially the very young ones, don't know is that Wuppertaler SV spent three years in the Bundesliga in the first half of the 70s. Before Kaiserslautern won the title in 1998 as a newly promoted team, WSV has been the best newly promoted Bundesliga club ever after they finished fourth in the 1972/73 season, thus qualified European football in the UEFA Cup. Unfortunately, in 2017, they were outdistanced by Leipzig's Red Bull franchise as well which finished second in their very first Bundesliga campaign. Since the late 70s and the early 80s, WSV spent most of its time in the 3rd or, for the last 14 years, even in the 4th tier...and in the 5th for three years. At least, they've still spent two years in the 2. Bundesliga from 1992 til 1994, this was the latest time Wuppertal has been part of the first two tiers of German football. Just like the club's colours, the shirts are red and / or blue, mostly vetically striped and similar to Crystal Palace (not this season, unfortunately but I'm having one of these :)) For me, this club is maybe what Hereford United (or Hereford F.C. now) and Man Utd together were meaning to Ry in the 90s, haha. It's the city where I grew up and the club I started to support when I was a kid. I never was a glory hunting kid, I always had a soft spot for the smaller clubs, proud to support my local team and despised those running around with a Dortmund shirt in the 90s, hehe. I would never really consider myself as a 'fan' of another club than Wuppertaler SV, even though if I have a soft spot for some clubs in comparison to others, of course. But there's a handful of English (or British) clubs that I like, Leeds probably being the biggest one of them. The biggest German club I have a soft spot for since the 90s is probably Schalke, so you might have an idea of what I'm going through in my life, haha. I hope you will be having fun in my good old hometown, Ry! Sadly, in Wuppertal you have to be prepared for very long queues at the entrance and for getting a Bratwurst or a drink...something not so exciting that has never changed in and around this stadium for decades or even a century. :D

[@RysFootyParadise]

thanks loads for this! I will screenshot your comment and use it as my guide next weekend 😅👍🏽

[@ici_marmotte]

@@RysFootyParadise Sorry Ry, but I have to correct myself when it comes to the attendance next Sunday. Wuppertal's attendances are getting very poor again now. Less than 2.500 last Saturday in a stadium of this size... This season's team is in a shockingly bad state, absolutely disastrous, despite some former Bundesliga players such as Marco Terrazzino. The gaffer got sacked recently and the club is now struggling not to get relegated to the 5th tier. As soon as promotion to the next higher tier is getting out of reach during the course of a season, the attendances are traditionally starting to get poor in Wuppertal due to so many years of disappointment and a disastrous management. MSV Duisburg will surely be supported by a few thousand away fans in Wuppertal. But remember, this is their very first campaign in the 4th tier of German football. Only the champion of each Regionalliga group can get promoted to the 3. Liga, so the 4th tier / Regionalliga is a bottleneck for so many fallen clubs who have failed to get back where they once came from so many times. Same with Alemannia Aachen, Rot-Weiss Essen before they were back at least in the 3. Liga, not to mention the Regionalliga Northeast packed with former DDR-Oberliga clubs from former East Germany. Here in the West, WSV hasn't even been part of the 3rd level of German football for more than 14 years now and it's even 30 years since the latest 2. Bundesliga campaign. Plus two bankrupcties, two enforced relegations...there's an extent of annoyance and suffering you just can't take anymore when you got fooled so many times for so many years. And as you've experienced yourself, there are so many Bundesliga clubs just around the corner in the West of Germany sadly making it so easy for people to turn their back on their local club. But please mind that Wuppertal has nothing to do with the Ruhr area (Ruhrgebiet) although it may be close geographically. The area east and southeast of Düsseldorf is called "Bergisches Land" and Wuppertal is its largest city. I guess there's still much more of an enthusiastic mood at Edgar Street right now, haha. WSV is still in a state of despair and destruction instead of a serious redevelopement and a positve attitude towards the future of the club. Sadly, I think the zebras could turn this into a home match when it comes to the atmosphere. It's really hard to predict an attendance figure for this match now as I did above (not so sure about 'most likely more than 10.000' anymore after Wuppertal's latest results). It could basically be anything between 5.000 or even a bit less and 10.000 or even a bit more. My score prediction is a 2-0 Duisburg away win, unfortunately. At least you're about to see a very unique stadium full of character and history. Have a good trip, mate :)

[@larscederberg8564]

Signal Iduna Park is a very intimidating stadium which is famous for its big standing terrace and Veltins Arena was ahead of its time with a retractable pitch.

[@stevqtalent]

07:30 so weird how they sing the liverpool anthem, i'll never get why they do that travelling from the ruhrgebiet to hanover, you could've stopped in Münster. gotta check it out before they renovate it, that one's proper oldschool and it hosts 2nd tier football (this year)

[@RysFootyParadise]

good shout yes there's loads of stadiums above the Ruhrgebiet isn't there

[@SteveKearns-v7b]

You need to go to the Grunwalder on 14th Dec to see 1860 - they're crap at the moment but like I said about Altona - the ground screams History ! The Allianz Arena is a magnificent stadium but Soulless and I'd rather support the Lowen than fc Hollywood anyday !

[@RysFootyParadise]

I’m in Munich for the Bochum game in March and I’ve seen 1860 are home that weekend also - so hopefully catch both games 🤩🍻

[@michaelmueller9523]

You should head to Leipzig where the DFB was founded and where the fist German Football champion is from. You might also check the old traditional stadiums of Lok and Chemie and of course the Zentralstadion

[@RysFootyParadise]

Definitely on my “to do” list 🤩👍🏾

[@pedroquinta7257]

Very nice video! Where did you get the tickets for all the games? Any specific site or just in the clubs websites? Also, Mainz is a pretty good spot to go for some football as well, got a quick visit inside last year

[@RysFootyParadise]

With doing KZbin I’m fortunate people reach out to me and help with tickets 😊 But most you’ll just get off their official ticket sites 👍🏾

[@L00pTroop]

Even thou I would highly recommend the southwest area of Germany (Rhein-Main und Rhein-Neckar), the weekend around the 14th December might not be the best weekend for a hole tour since Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Kaiserslautern and Mannheim all have away games. But Kaiserslautern at least plays Darmstadt "am Bölle" Stadion. You could check out Mainz-Bayern, Karlsruhe and Freiburg. There are some smaler clubs as well some with tradition and history which might be worth to discover like Wormatia Worms and Stuttgarter Kickers. Or if you switch in directoon of Bavaria you could check out the smaler Clubs Ulm and Heidenheim (Ulm play a home game vs. HSV). Augsburg could be possible as well. Edith: Heidenheim plays Stuttgart which might be worth it since this can be considered as derby.

[@RysFootyParadise]

So that's the plan - I'm at the Hoffenheim Europa game on the Thursday (12th) so I might watch Stuttgart the day before in Europe, then like you say try for either Mainz or Heidenheim tickets, then on the Sunday Darmstadt v K'Lautern 😊

[@L00pTroop]

@@RysFootyParadise ouuuhhh Hoffenheim is a tough decision tbh, but a good one if you wanna find some low Rrankings for your tierlist 😉

[@slob12]

@@L00pTroop lol.....early days yet m8 !!!!!...am hoping that Pauli go up the rankings and Bayern munich end up in the lower third at the end of the season.....life without hope is no life at all😁✌️

[@KlumsiAtAachenH96]

Pronouncing "Rote Erde" percectly followed by saying "I keep pronouncing it wrong" got me.😂

[@RysFootyParadise]

If I struggle with my native language 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 - I've got no hope of speaking German correctly 🤣

[@SE-HH]

if you want a second league shock, go to SV Elversberg. But please consider, this place has less than 13K inhabitants. Another interesting visit might be 1860 München, a club that has a big history, but probably no future (they may go bankrupt). Because of the history it still has lots of fans, they play in an old stadium whichs capacity is limited for security reason to 15k and usually sold out - they play at the lower end of 3rd division. Funfact on Altona: Someof the first fans who turned FC St. Pauli to what it is today were later frustrated about how "commercial" the club became and selected a new club to suppport - Altona 93. So, if you talk to older fans, you might find some of these Btw, I guess 0,33 describes the size of the beer (small bottle), not the price ;-) Thanks for your videos

[@RysFootyParadise]

ahh yes true! Doc the punk was one converted fan?

[@SE-HH]

Yes he was

[@berlinistrotweiss]

Nice jersey man!

[@RysFootyParadise]

Thanks, bought it from the Hertha shop in 2006 😁👍🏾

[@_.touratzidisss._8331]

Bro listen you have to go to Krefeld there is also a club in Krefeld playing in the Regionalliga West KFC Uerdingen 05 listen the stadium has a capacity of 34,500 its really an insane stadium you should go on the 23rd of November playing against MSV Duisburg one of the Derbys in Germany (my opinion)

[@martinh9333]

31.10.24 was the game between HSC and Arminia Hannover (1:0) with 1100 fans. On 23.2.25 is the re-match by Arminia Hannover

[@RysFootyParadise]

I heard there was good support for the game, will look out for the next one 😊

[@slob12]

Becoming fed up with bloody bayern munchen winning every sodding game......like Man utd under Sir Alex..poor old Mainz tonight....Back on topic...Nice video m8 ,entertaining as per normal....btw my Pauli scarf also sports the words of liverpools most treasured song and if you check out the clubs song s and chants on spotify you will find they do a kinda celtic punk version of the song😊

[@RysFootyParadise]

or like Liverpool in the 80s 😉🤣 thanks as always for watching mate 🍻

[@slob12]

@RysFootyParadise lol yes..

[@user-fs9np3ql2j]

The 13 - 15 th December isn't perfect to watch matches in the southwest of Germany, because the bigger clubs with the nicest stadiums in that area will have away matches and the fourth division is in winter break that time. In my opinion, the nicest stadiums in that area are Stuttgart, Frankfurt, Kaiserslautern and Nürnberg. Futhermore Mannheim hasn't a home match that weekend. And if you plan to go ther for a second time, visit Offenbacher Kickers in 4th division. But if I were you and would go to the watching football matches that weekend in south-west, this would be my plan: Fr. 18:30 Karlsruher SC - Jahn Regensburg or 20:30 SC Freiburg - VFL Wolfsburg sa. 13:00 SSV Ulm - Hamburger SV 20:30 SV Darmstadt - 1 FC Kaiserslautern So. 13:30 1.Fc Köln - 1.FC Nürnberg --->driving fast to Saarbücken 19:30 1 FC. Saarbrücken - Alemannia Aachen

[@RysFootyParadise]

So my plans have changed since making that video 😅 I will now be in Berlin during those dates: Hertha v Münster Union v Bochum BFC Dynamo v Babelsberg 😊 a good weekend with Bochumers as the other 2 games are with freundschaft clubs 🍻🍻

[@user-fs9np3ql2j]

@@RysFootyParadise Sounds much better. Is Bochum with BFC? I heard, they had a hoolfriendship wir BFC Dynamo in the past. But I'm notsure if I'm right... Enjoy the trip and I'm looking forward to your video

[@indusianer]

Are you still in Hamburg? You should see the Billtal-Stadion in Bergedorf. Its not so known and I think was built for 50.000 people in the end of the 40s. These days there is space for 10.000 people with 300 (!!) seats. ;-) Greetings.

[@RysFootyParadise]

hey, I'm back home now in England but I'll be flying back to Hamburg soon so will check it out

[@nikandjb1]

Altona 93 are allied with Dulwich Hamlet as they both share ideals

[@larsbock7310]

nice with 96 on thr frone side 🙂 30.11 Hannover visit in Köln

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@larsbock7310 ooo that’ll be a GREAT MATCH 🤩

[@alexanderosborne1288]

It would be really awesome if you could do a video on the Max Merlock Stadium.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Ooo good idea, great atmosphere?

[@alexanderosborne1288]

@RysFootyParadise it looks impressive mate. Doing a video about 1 FC Nurnberg would be great 👍.

[@bastyaya]

*Morlock. We still have the second most championship titles after Bayern, and still been the record champion for the longest time. Our stadium has 50k, still a running track, but will be modernized the next years. Very good fan and ultra scene, amazingly pretty city, and you might know our coach. His name is Miro Klose. :)

[@Ugh-wg4rr]

LOL, you got that wrong: 20:13 It's a beer of 0.33 Litres ( a bit more than half a pint) for 3€, same for Alster (beer and sprite mix) and alcohol free beer.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Still cheaper than here 😅👍🏾🇬🇧

[@sceptech1486]

You need to go to a game from Energie Cottbus if you havent been to a game.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Definitely on my list - love East German football

[@Monnem68.]

Come to Mannheim 💙🖤 Old school football, oldschool stadium, great atmosphere

[@RysFootyParadise]

So I'm visiting the area in December but unfortunately you're playing away in Dresden - but I will check out the stadium this time and watch a heimspiele soon! 🤩👍🏽

[@Drei6_Chris]

come to our Ostseestadion!

[@RysFootyParadise]

Deffo on the list! The problem is you guys are alone up there 😅 so it’ll take some precise planning… closest airport Hamburg?

[@Schalkerjung04]

But if you want to see a little bit of worst stadium,so take a move to Sportfreunde Siegen since 1899 Stadium where also is a Nachwuchs Center(i don't Know the word in english,sorry)!They play I think in the Westfalen Lige and at the present they are the second in this ligea ... On the 34 playday the Sportfreunde Siegen can get higher in the 4 German Legea(i also don't Know the word Liga in english,sorry)

[@RysFootyParadise]

your English is good! Danke 🍻

[@Schalkerjung04]

Bitte 😀😀

[@hendroid5391]

I am not sure if you were joking or you just did not see "je 3,00€" (each 3,00€) on the sign 😅 The "0,33" is for the 0,33 Liter Beer, which is the "standard size" for a beer in Germany. There is also 0,5 Liter which is the second common size for a beer. Which means you can get 0,33 liter of "Bier" (Beer) or "Alster" (mixture of beer and Sprite) or "Alkholfreies" (non-alcoholic beer) for 3 Euros each.

[@RysFootyParadise]

I was joking 🤣 dry sarcastic humour… but still a good price 🍻🍻

[@mats7492]

Sheep mow your grass for free.. its actually a brilliant idea Oh, just today 1250 people showed up for the Derby HSC vs Arminia in the 5th Devision at the HSC - Stadium. The average attendance in this league ranges vom 150-600 so.....Not too shabby i think! You gotta cut the HSC stadium some slack i think.. Theyve played 6th division for many years for which this stadium is more than fine and the 4th division stay was just one year during covid without any spectators.. Theyve just got promoted to 5th division again this season.. im sure if they stay longer in this league they will upgrade their ground

[@RysFootyParadise]

That’s class fair play 👏🏽

[@kampfkaniggl1137]

have you been to karlsruhe yet if not might want to check them out

[@RysFootyParadise]

Will check them out 👍🏾

[@anna-sophiedrexler5254]

Fritz-Walter-Stadion Betzenberg Kaiserslautern

[@RysFootyParadise]

Definitely high on my list to visit 😊

[@murko0078]

the sheep are used to keep grass and weeds from growing on the stands

[@kappo1896]

A beer at the HSC costs 3 euros for 0.33 liters.

[@zorro8190]

I come from Hamburg and like H.S.V = HAMBURGER SV!!. Do you come from England? Is germany football stadium and ultras good?

[@RysFootyParadise]

yep, English (bit of Welsh blood) and Germany is THE BEST

[@zorro8190]

@@RysFootyParadiseThank you for reply. I was happy. I say done! England has a lot of traditional football clubs, as does Germany. But England's stadium looks incredibly great and is purely original just for football. England football club is unfortunately more quality and stronger than Germany! The reason is that in England football brings in a lot of money! Germany has also gotten a little better. The German national team is really incredibly world class! England too! Germany has built new stadiums for almost all clubs! England stadium is awesome because fan stands very close to the goal and pitch. I don't like Manchester City, ManU better! I love Arsenal logo from 1985! Today Arsenal logo is very bad. old better. I'll get back to you about something, especially football in Germany. Bye

[@Clappers89]

How about the best & worst Bundesliga club anthem The Holstein Kiel Hymne is a banger

[@RysFootyParadise]

It is! But nothing will beat Bochum! 😅💙

[@Clappers89]

@RysFootyParadise I love the 80's power ballad vibes to that one

[@JanBetze]

You need to go to Kaiserslautern

[@RysFootyParadise]

100%!

[@reaper97crew26]

Just Go to the Volksparkstadion ! HSV

[@Roberternst72]

„December 14th“ matchday is actually still TBD with regard to who will play at which time and whether on Saturday or on Sunday (the latter probably the German teams playing Europa League on Thursday 12th, which means Sunday will have Frankfurt away @„RB Leipzig“ and Hoffenheim away @Dortmund - by the way, Hoffenheim have a home game on the 12th, against Steaua Bucuresti).

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@Roberternst72 great minds think alike - I was secretly gonna check out the Hoffenheim Europa league game 😉

[@Roberternst72]

@@RysFootyParadise that weekend you got a Heidenheim home game, but that’s a derby, tickets will be hard to obtain… Mainz hosting Bayern probably sold out as soon as tickets are sold… Zweite Bundesliga Darmstadt hosting Kaiserslautern is almost a derby, but definitely a high-risk match… better avoid that one… Karlsruhe hosting Regensburg might be an opportunity to get tickets, because I don’t think any of their supporters are particularly invested in that matchup… might be a bit boring though…

[@YTErikGamer]

Ostseestadion in Rostock pls

[@RysFootyParadise]

Will a Vlogger SURVIVE? 😅

[@Gratisblitzer04]

Schalke 04⚒

[@RysFootyParadise]

great support 👏🏼

[@timohagele359]

Kiel has maybe not the nicest Stadion…but hopefully the people has been kind to you 😜

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@timohagele359 shoutout to TIMO for being an absolute legend and showing me around that day! 🤩 Will have to get there again before the end of the season mate 👍🏾

[@timohagele359]

@@RysFootyParadise You are always welcome!

[@Schalkerjung04]

If Fc Gelsenkirchen-Schalke 04 ever play the Derby in Lige 1 against Bvb 09 Dortmund again you have look this Game in Arena on Schalke 😀😀😉😉😂😂👍👍👏👏

[@RysFootyParadise]

Oh ABSOLUTELY! 👍🏽🤩

[@TheLosty]

Better than Dortmund.. can live with that

[@RysFootyParadise]

haha mate, love Arena AufSchalke internally

[@matthewpayton]

Munich Allianz Arena.

[@grahamjarvie3461]

Hertha Berlin has a curve, miles from the pitch 😮

[@RysFootyParadise]

beautiful, historic stadium though 🤩

[@oz3781]

In Berlin Only Hertha 🔵⚪️

[@fcnfrank1610]

It's time to go in the south

[@RysFootyParadise]

I see that badge… 👀

[@darrenbowden3222]

Fsv frankfurt

[@oskar-96-d5b]

Spitzenreiter Spitzenreiter Hey Hey 🖤🤍💚

[@deepthrow-jn8ij]

Eintracht Frankfurt and Kickers Offenbach. Best friends 😂😂😂

[@RysFootyParadise]

…I’ve heard 🤣🤣

[@pxsucksatrl]

Maybe as a recommendation try to go to the Netherlands or Denmark after Germany some incredible fan bases there aswell like Ajax or København for example

[@RysFootyParadise]

good idea 👍🏽

[@clemfandango619]

Worst German stadium? The place where England lost the Euro final!

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@clemfandango619 the Olympiastadion 😲 NAUGHTY!

[@PascalausEssen]

Rot Weiss Essen

[@jasiahwhey]

Softspot for Bochum 😍💙🤍

[@RysFootyParadise]

of course! Glück auf