I Visited the MOST BEAUTIFUL Non-League Football STADIUM 🤩

[@RysFootyParadise]

Berlin next month - WHERE ELSE would you like me to visit for the channel⁉️😊

[@AvrilLancaster]

Isn't Tennis Club in Berlin? A bit of a fallen one. Bizarre name.

[@JSG003]

Go to Tasmania Berlin (the least successful team in the Bundesliga) now playing 5th division. Or Babelsberg in Potsdam, great atmosphere for a 4th division club

[@Mlsnoname23]

If you are in Berlin you should also visit one of the smaller Traditional Clubs like BFC Dynamo (former DDR/GDR record champion), Tasmania Berlin (worst Bundesliga team in history) or Tennis Borussia.

[@TheRazerx7]

Did you ever consider a Handball game? I'm not that much into it but every time I have been to a game the atmosphere was insane. next moth there is Berlin vs Magdeburg (a high profile game in the leage). i dont know much about wich games in the leage have a good athmosphere but considering the venues are small and the cities are close to each other it could be great. Also ice hockey could be interesting.

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@Mlsnoname23 BFC Dynamo have a Freundschaft mit VfL Bochum also?

[@matze75]

the lower the league, the better the bratwurst in Germany, it's funny but it's true!

[@RysFootyParadise]

I've heard this... 👍🏽

[@tombecker6790]

Correct😂

[@matze75]

@@tombecker6790 die beste gibt es bei uns in der kreisliga c das ist die 11 Liga. Ganz unten. 😂

[@try_tmkking7923]

Die beste gibt’s immer noch in Bochum

[@tombecker6790]

@@try_tmkking7923 die einen sagen so, die anderen so😂

[@fefdi2715]

Regionalliga West ist ungelogen eine der besten Ligen die es gibt

[@Iowa1711]

Regionalliga Nordost ist 1000x besser :D

[@mereienpeter755]

wenn die Zweitvertretungen nicht wären

[@Rival-SeasonsNiviroremix]

​@@Iowa1711 nein Halle spielt Regionalliga Nordost und somit ist West doch besser

[@Iowa1711]

@@Rival-SeasonsNiviroremix was ist denn das für ne Logik xD. Die Regio Nordost besteht zur Hälfte aus großen Traditionsvereinen. Das kann keine andere Regionalliga überbieten.

[@Rival-SeasonsNiviroremix]

@@Iowa1711 ist Chemie auch Tradition?

[@Kobold87]

You gotta visit a MSV-Homegame next time 😉

[@RysFootyParadise]

100% 🤩

[@mql5827]

​@@RysFootyParadisei would recommend Duisburg vs Oberhausen in February

[@chrisbrrr7856]

If MSV Duisburg vs Rotweiss Essen is drawn in the Niederheinpokal (regional cup that qualifies for participation in the DFB Cup), I would highly recommend that one. As both teams have already reached the quarterfinals its likely to happen.

[@dinjaets]

@@RysFootyParadise Next Year you should visit a MSV home match against Oberhausen, Wuppertal or Uerdingen, or even against Essen if we meet them in our regional cup. Essen is actually our biggest rivalry. So this game will be very spectacular. But the best chances for tickets you'll have against Oberhausen, because it's quite early next year and the stadium will not be sold out. Greetings from Duisburg

[@trashgamesdenichtgucken135]

@@chrisbrrr7856they can only meet in the finals

[@wsv123wsv]

The train is a 'suspension railway', in Germany called 'Schwebebahn' (float/hover train). Your video is great. Pleasure to see and go on!

[@RysFootyParadise]

Thank you very much! Look forward to returning to Wuppertal 🤩

[@DJKLProductions]

@@RysFootyParadise And it’s pulled by a cable; each train has its own engines.

[@CiebacTom]

To give you a bit of context regarding the beer situation: The catering company that is hired by Wuppertaler SV messed up. They need the mentioned licence (granted by the city of Wuppertal). They are working on it for a few weeks now but are unable to get it for some unknown reason. So no it is not about sunday, the league or anything like that, it is just a "local fuck up" that lead to them not being able to sell any alcohol

[@RysFootyParadise]

appreciate the context behind the no beer disaster 😅 probably worked out well for me with driving to the airport...

[@tombecker6790]

Wuppertal as it’s best🙈

[@ici_marmotte]

@@tombecker6790 Exactly, Wuppertal just as we know it. :D This is really embarrassing for the catering company and for our club as well: Hiring a new company not even capable of taking care of its core business in a German football stadium, in other words pouring out loads of beer and frying loads of Bratwursts, especially being well prepared for the rush during half time. Apparently, there was no rush this time as there was no beer available. This could have been the very first time an English football KZbinr couldn't get a beer inside the stadium during a German 4th tier match! There are English football fans coming to Germany who appreciate the most that you can still watch a football game on standing terraces with a beer in their hand and (for some) still being allowed to smoking cigarettes inside the stadium for relatively moderate ticket prices in Germany. Even though I think ticket prices in German football aren't that moderate anymore compared to about 15 years ago, even though WSV was still part of the newly introduced 3. Liga back then. I feel really sorry for Ry as he literally got a 'cheeky glimpse' ;) of why our hometown club has such an ambiguous reputation even in the city itself, not to mention all these Bundesliga sides in this area of Germany...at least the guy sitting next to you (Thomas, maybe the user above I'm referring to?) seemed to be a likeable person. It would also have been a nice opportunity for the club to take note of Ry's announcement to come to the Stadion am Zoo and showing him a bit of the inside of the stadium by a nice and friendly person prior to the game in order to to try to regain some confidence back after decades of almost constant disappointment. Not just in the city of Wuppertal, but also in the UK, the whole European mainland and worldwide. Ry is approaching 30k subscribers which is still a quite remarkable number and this channel will probably get more and more attention within the next months. So the club could have showcased itself a bit for free(!), especially in these difficult times for the club. Another missed opportunity...

[@tombecker6790]

@@ici_marmotteyes i‘m the Thomas who is sitting next to Ry at the match😊

[@KarstenFuchs]

To be honest, there is a general ban on alcohol in the Regionalliga West. However, clubs can apply for exceptions, which are always approved (typically German). Only the catering company in Wuppertal is currently having problems... Section 19 of the WDFV's ‘minimum safety standards’ for the Regionalliga West states that: The sale and public distribution of alcoholic beverages is generally prohibited before and during the match within the entire enclosed area of the pitch. With the express consent of the local security authorities, with the decisive involvement of the responsible police authority, the organiser may exceptionally serve beer on his own responsibility, depending on local conditions

[@maxgraf438]

My grandfather used to go to the WSV back when they had their glory days... He even was an engineer and was inwolved in some Projects of the Zoo... I'm born 500 Kilometers apart but I got his love for the game and Support my SC Freiburg for decades - thank you for this Video and all the memories it brought 🤍♥️

[@RysFootyParadise]

Ooo SC Freiburg is deffo on my bucket list 👍🏽

[@maxgraf438]

​@@RysFootyParadiseIf you are Here we also have Freiburger FC the Former topdog in the City and German Champion of 1907 but they had fallen of a Cliff... Still the only Majortitle in Freiburg

[@silkroadaholic]

Nice Vlog Mate, really enjoyed the way to take us on a match day with you. When you want to the experience the Regionalliga West (4. Division) more you definitely have to visit the former Bundesliga Club "KFC Uerdingen" in Krefeld with the old and might Stadium, the "Grotenburg", where the played international back in the day. Definitely one of the best Stadium atmospheres in the League 🙏🔵🔴

[@RysFootyParadise]

Sounds great! These kinds of stadiums and clubs are my favourite 🤩

[@tombecker6790]

Again a very good vlog! Nice to meet you on person, Ray and I hope that we are going to meet us again. Next time you have to take the Schwebebahn, it’s a must do 😊

[@RysFootyParadise]

that's it - the Schwebebahn! I forgot the word 😅 I will be back with my mate

[@geronimo4592]

Komm, komm, komm mein Schatz Nimm an meiner Seite Platz. Mit der Bimmel Bummel Bahn fahren wir nach Küllenhahn. UND dann steigen wir aus UND wandern ins Grüne hinaus. Grüß mir die Heimat, grüß mir mein Wuppertal. Mit seinen Bergen UND mit seiner Schwebebahn. Dort wo der Amboss schlägt, dort wo die Wupper rauscht Da ist meine Heimat, da bin ich zuhaus. ------------- Come, come, come, my darling Take a seat by my side. With the Bimmel Bummel train we drive to Küllenhahn. AND then we get out AND hike out into the countryside. Greetings to my homeland, Greetings to my Wuppertal. With its mountains AND with its cable car. Where the anvil strikes, where the Wupper rushes There is my home, that's where I belong. Great Video. Keep it up! ❤

[@RysFootyParadise]

thank you for the translation 😅👍🏽

[@ici_marmotte]

This is the chorus of a song called 'Et Lehnchen', written and recorded by a local band called 'Striekspöen' a few decades ago who used to sing their songs in an old dialect once spoken by a lot of people in and around Wuppertal. WSV fans like to put their scarves out to sing this probably best-known song about the city. It can look quite impressive when Wuppertal has an away match with a really packed away end with a number of let's say 2.000 or even more and everyone puts his or her scarf out to sing it out with quite a bit noise! But a real decent number of away fans like this or even more from Wuppertal is very rare nowadays in the 4th tier as long as we're not REALLY near the top of the table aka promotion except for big cup matches or derby days in Essen, promoted to the 3rd tier not too long ago in 2022. The song itself is about a girl ('Lehnchen' gets understood as the diminutive of a female name in German) everyone knows and likes and who's living right next to the 'Tippen-Tappen-Tönchen' which is the name of the most famous staircase in Wuppertal with a very quirky name even in German, but it's the actual and an official street name on the maps and a postal address anyway. A little background: Wuppertal is the city with the most stairways in Germany due to its location in a valley bottom, hence the name Wuppertal (which translates to 'Wupper valley' in English or the old word 'dale' just like for Rochdale afaik which even doesn't sound that difficult to the German word). Anyway, it's more about the city itself and less about the girl... :D And, most importantly, probably no single person outside of Wuppertal in Germany would be able to understand it completely as the original version was recorded in the dialect spoken in Wuppertal. It's quite a challenge to speak and understand this dialect, so it's rarely fully spoken today, so even most of the Wuppertal fans are singing it in Standard German, or something in between... :D

[@fortunaboomer]

I saw my first real Bundesliga game in this stadium. It was in 1972, Wuppertaler SV against Hertha BSC Berlin, as I said in the Bundesliga. Final score 4:1

[@RysFootyParadise]

Not a bad first game to see 🤩

[@saitamaisgod]

msv mentioned

[@Mikq_09]

You have to visit a duisburg home game i would say against oberhausen derby

[@maartenkneiseler]

Awesome coverage. Actually, the cable car is super old... maybe 100+ years or so. Used to be considered an international marvel of engineering. When you mentioned orang-utan, it reminded my of the Frankfurt ultras 'orange-ultra' theme which they pull off every couple of years. You should check the footage. Great vid as always. 1FC Koln!

[@RysFootyParadise]

appreciate the support as always mate 👍🏽 haha didn't they have an orange kit?

[@swansbear]

I’m just like you mate, an English speaker who is addicted to to German football culture. I live for videos like this! Regards from a Bayern fan in Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺⚽️🇩🇪

[@RysFootyParadise]

Thanks for the comment mate - hopefully will bring you a cracker in Munich in March - the freundschaft game with Bochum at the Allianz - will hopefully get to 1860 also - plus a stadium tour video at the Allianz 😊

[@jimboninho]

Greetings to Melbourne from Bavaria! 🤜🤛

[@schlechtwetterradler]

Meine Familie kommt von dort. Viele schöne Erinnerungen mit meiner Oma hatte ich dort am Zoo. Wuppertal ist schon besonders. Eine der schönsten Städte des Ruhrgebiets. Der WSV ist besonders. Sympathische Fan Szene und seit Jahrzehnten in der 3. Liga bzw. Regionalliga fest dabei ohne großartige Aufstiege oder Abstiege. 4. Liga ist semi professionell, aber in der Regel immer noch Profi Bereich. Mancher Spieler hat einen Nebenjob.

[@4_Daniel_2]

Eyyy! Wuppertal ist keine Stadt des Ruhrgebiet's!!! Wir sind im Bergischen Land!😅

[@pedroborracho207]

Wuppertal ist einfach etwas besonderes, da gibt es nichts zu diskutieren. Ich möchte auch nochmal daran erinnern, dass es sich hier um die 4. (!) Liga handelt, es ist natürlich trotzdem mehr los, als bei RB Leipzig oder TSG Hoffenheim.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Absolutely 😊 some fantastic clubs/stadiums in the 3/4/5th divisions 👏🏽

[@trashgamesdenichtgucken135]

In Wuppertal sind im Durchschnitt 2-3k Nur wegen dem MSV war da so viel los da ist nicht mal ein Zehntel so viel los wie in Hoffenheim

[@HerbertGünther-t2n]

​@@trashgamesdenichtgucken1352-3 k ist mehr als n zehntel von dem was in Hoffenheim los ist. Und dass Argument ist irgendwie auch schlecht dass nur wegen dem MSV so viel los war, weil es das komplette Konzept von Vereinen wie Hoffenheim oder Leipzig ist mit hochklassigem Fußball und großen Gegnern Zuschauer anzulocken oder nicht? Besserer vergleich wäre wenn beim WSV und in Hoffenheim mal der FCB zum Pokal da wäre.

[@trashgamesdenichtgucken135]

@@HerbertGünther-t2n Ich hab ja nicht über die Konzepte der Vereine geredet und Ja vielleicht hinkt der Vergleich Aber zu sagen in Wuppertal ist mehr los als in Hoffenheim oder Augsburg ist einfach Quatsch

[@HerbertGünther-t2n]

@@trashgamesdenichtgucken135 da hast du recht aber bei Wuppertal ist safe mehr los als es bei Hoffenheim in der fünften Liga wäre. Aber Augsburg möchte ich da nicht mit reinziehen die sind relativ Stabil.

[@BlueAndWhiteZebra]

Mate. Had I know there was another Brit there!! I was there with my boy standing in the away end. Atmosphere was a little flat tbf. But the stadium is a weird one, no question. I live only a 5 minute walk from the Nordkurve of the Borussia-Park, yet I’m an MSV fan. It was a fun day out. Oh…..and the Bratwurst in the away end only cost €3 ;-) The chips were €5 though, and small!!! 2:1 win which was fine. WSV had a new manager for that game, so the put in a shift. Made it tricky. Next game is away to KFC (not the chicken!!) KFC also a lot of history. Beat Bayern Munich in the cup final in 1985. Then played in Europe next season. Got to the semi-final of the cup winners cup. Had one of the highest European comebacks that season, to score 6 second half goals in the second left to defeat Dynamo Dresden. So that’s our next away game. Great fun.

[@RysFootyParadise]

I think Copa90 did a video with them didn't they? On the DFB Pokal... Great to see another Brit was at the game mate and enjoying German football as much as me!

[@GermanGills]

Absolutely loved this! Wish I could have joined you. Next time you happen to be in the area, let me know and let's try to meet up! Would love that! The cable car is called Die Schwebebahn, really iconic in Wuppertal

[@RysFootyParadise]

I should have spotted there are no cables 😅🚟 yes deffo I’ll give you a shout 👍🏾

[@AvrilLancaster]

These are your best ones so smashed the thumb and long subscribed.

[@RysFootyParadise]

legend! Had great fun making these videos 😀

[@Durhandoni80]

That church was in one of the earliest movies with Daniel Brühl in the main role, called „nichts bereuen“ he was cleaning the leafs from the sidewalk causing an accident throwing away the broom.

[@mats7492]

The german word for it is "Schwebebahn" Meaning "Hovering/Floating train" Fun fact: It was opened all the way back in 1901! It was the only way to build a "subway" system in the area cause the city lies in a valley so there was no space for an actual train line and its also on top of sturdy rock and digging into that was also deemed impossible. so building this system mostly above the river was a genius idea.. Regarding the alcohol.. youre right, this was considered a "high-risk" game so alcohol was not available THIS match.. usually it is in every stadium in germany. You dont even need a special license to sell alcohol and sunday has no impact on that either.. what we used to do for these high risk matches was smuggling in spirits like rum or whisky in small amounts and mix with the available coke.. so youd have a nice long drink instead of a beer while watching the match

[@wsv123wsv]

Suspension railway

[@RysFootyParadise]

Thanks for the info 😊👍🏾 much appreciated!

[@seanlocke2228]

As you’re going to Berlin, don’t forget to check out the DDR museum. Really interesting about everything East Berlin. That’s if you have spare time. Also, I hope you explore the city as the football stadiums.

[@diesesphil]

you finally experienced Duisburg! (even though it was not the most beautiful game ever played) wish you could have stayed for after the game, that was definetly the highlight Was there as well, altough I hope this was the last away game in Wuppertal for us in a long time 🦓🤍💙

[@RysFootyParadise]

you'll be tearing it up in the 3. Liga next season 😉👏🏼🍻 Promotion ready

[@Crosser88]

Nice Video greetings from wuppertal.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Danke schön 👍🏾🍻😅

[@pierreschlagenhaft7952]

You have to come to a msv homegame next 🙂 i would like to meet you up and Show you around a bit

[@RysFootyParadise]

Sounds gut 👍🏾

[@MegaBorusse1900]

Fun Facts: They dropped part of their name. Wuppertaler SV (Spielvereinigung = Playing Association) merged in 2004 with another Wuppertal based Club called SV Borussia Wuppertal in the same league, creating "Wuppertaler SV Borussia". Many claimed it was a hostile takeover, as the club did not change colours or badge, just adding the word "Borussia" and signing two of their players. 2013 they got rid of the "Borussia" part after a supporters vote. // The club itself has some history, going from First League in the 50s and partially 70s down to fifth division and up to third again, nearly missing qualifiyng for 2. Bundesliga several times. 1999 they were even relegated because of not paying Employer's liability insurance contributions.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Interesting to know! Thanks for that 😊👍🏾

[@thomas.k.584]

Minute 4:40. In corona times we stood there and watched the games 😄

[@RysFootyParadise]

🤣👍🏾

[@Eddiegard]

You need to visit Uerdingen next time! 💙❤️

[@RysFootyParadise]

Lots of people are telling me this - so I will look at the upcoming SpielTags für Uerdingen 👍🏾

[@ggallin3883]

Nur der MSV! 🤍💙

[@Mr30051970]

To make it short,you are Great!!

[@Mr30051970]

Ah by the way Arminia Bielefeld is the Best!!!!!

[@RysFootyParadise]

🤣👍🏾 Danke schön ❤️🤍💙

[@JangoAC]

Bro the intro music gives me happy vibes

[@RysFootyParadise]

One of my favourite songs of all time 🤩👍🏾

[@kyzer1996]

Amazing mascot

[@larscederberg8564]

Less is more, this stadium is spectacular with the beautiful surroundings and the bratwurst looks great.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Couldn't agree more! Great experience there 🤩🌭

[@stever7066]

Looked a very interesting ground. Cheers.

[@WuTaL2009]

We call it Schwebebahn = Suspension Railway my friend

[@RysFootyParadise]

Thanks 👍🏾

[@matthilan0165]

You cant buy beer bcs. Some games are called "hochrisikospiele" wich means games, where it most likely to have clashes between the fans

[@herbertbisdorf2717]

The Zoo is surely not closed on sunday 😏

[@pm3550]

Awesome!

[@BlueJayy1904]

Since you are from Hereford, there is also a city called Herford near Bielefeld. There are even British Army Bases in Paderborn, which isnt too far from Herford. What a coincidence. Maybe do some groundhopping there haha.

[@The2Losties]

Oh stark Herford ist geil da bin ich oft 👍

[@RysFootyParadise]

I saw that when driving to Hannover 😅 Hereford is a bit of a fallen club

[@jamiepike6909]

Enjoyed that one mate👍

[@RysFootyParadise]

Glad you enjoyed it mate - do you prefer the lower league stuff?

[@jamiepike6909]

@@RysFootyParadise I enjoy the lower leagues and non glamour teams in the higher divisions👍

[@vtl92]

would prefer watching this game than 90% of current champions league games. good old real football

[@RysFootyParadise]

Fully agree mate 😊

[@farfan97]

In the Regionalliga the bigger clubs like Duisburg, Oberhausen, Wuppertal or Fortuna Köln are professionals. The smaller clubs are mixed mostly. So it's not exactly non league. But I get were you were going with it. Great game you visited last Sunday.

[@RysFootyParadise]

It worked for a KZbin title 😉😉

[@ianwood2031]

In Berlin: Viktoria and TEB are well worth visiting as well as the more obvious Hertha and Union.

[@RysFootyParadise]

lots of historic clubs there, Germany 1888, BFC Dynamo, etc 😊 I'm at Hertha the Friday and hopefully Union the Saturday v Bochum but if no luck with tickets I'll support a small local team 🤩

[@RysFootyParadise]

BFC Germania 1888****

[@nix_fxf8889]

Visit Sc Preußen Münster. Now you still have the Chance to visit the oldest Football Stadium in Germany. In 2 years the Stadium is new so its a Chance

[@RysFootyParadise]

I will deffo come to Münster - I am also watching them play Hertha at the Olympiastadion next month 🤩 (Bochum freundschaft)

[@nix_fxf8889]

@ May we See und in Berlin then

[@西六郷屋]

I was there for a derby game against RW Essen 20 years ago. It was nice experience.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Ooo bet that was a tasty game! Fans hate each other? 😬

[@西六郷屋]

​@@RysFootyParadiseIt was a tense match, but the atmosphere was with respect, not just hatred, though I do not know how it is now. I remember I could only get a Stehplatz on the day at the stadium.

[@YousufOsaf]

Cool video👍🏽Can you come to SSVg Velbert?

[@RysFootyParadise]

I’m sure I’ll be there 😊 will get to EVERY German stadium ❤️🇩🇪

[@ltbjunky2167]

Visist Sportfreunde Siegen next time they play 5th Division in a 20k Stadium and they played 2nd Division years ago

[@markusr.1954]

The German name of the train is Schwebebahn, which translates to “levitated train”. The railway was built at the end of the 19th century to meet the transportation needs of the industrial towns of Elberfeld and Barmen (Wuppertal as a city was not founded until 1928). Before the game you should definitely have taken the "Schwebebahn" a few stops, it's a unique experience! Nur der WSV!

[@RysFootyParadise]

Next time I definitely will 🤩 🚠

[@rot-blau-wuppertal]

❤💙

[@BerndLambers]

Since you seem to be interested in old school stadiums in GER, you can try out Uerdingen's Grotenburg some day. Btw you missed out the Hoheluftstadion in Hamburg last week when going to Altona 93 in the AJ-Kampfbahn.

[@RysFootyParadise]

I’ll be back 😉👍🏾 and also will check out Uerdingen

[@MaAterOFdisAsteR]

Visit Alemannia Aachen vs 1860 München on the 23.11.

[@jeruka1399]

Nice V-log! Come to Rostock next Week...FC HANSA vs Arminia Bielefeld, on Saturday in the Ostseestadion!🙃😊

[@MaxSchwarz-jd2wy]

nice vid, I'm VfR Mannheim Fan

[@RysFootyParadise]

I’ll visit in January 👍🏾

[@TKDViktor95]

I was at the game and some friends of mine have smuggled little bottles of Vodka and Jägermeister and mixed it with the softdrinks to avoid the beer problem 😂

[@RysFootyParadise]

Ohhh where were you guys when I needed you? 🤣

[@TKDViktor95]

​@@RysFootyParadise we where at the Nordtribüne the place at 5:53 in the Video

[@felixmeller300]

Super 👍

[@stsYT603]

If you like wonderful amateur stadiums, I can suggest you Meppen and Erfurt 🤝

[@RysFootyParadise]

I will definitely visit those 😊

[@SteveKearns-v7b]

I went there last season on my way to watching City in Leipzig, it had been on my bucket ĺist for years.The 'cable car' is the Schwebebahn and is a great way to get to the ground. To the person who said the Allianz is better - not if you are into the history, soul and spirit of football - it's just different, unless of course you are a Bayern fan or a plastic glory hunting tourist !

[@RysFootyParadise]

I can appreciate both - but this is why we love the lower leagues - old skool and gritty yet charming and beautiful all at the same time 🤩

[@tombecker6790]

That‘s it😊

[@jimboninho]

I'm sorry to say that, but that's bullshit. Bayern is much more traditional than most other german clubs. Only haters would say Bayern is a "plastic club", because the club is the biggest traditional football club in whole Germany. They builded it all by themself, were the "small and poor club" in Munich at first and have brought legends over legends from the club's history. So don't fall for the hater-sayings. Everyone who says Bayern is a plastic club has not a clue from football and his history. ✊

[@tombecker6790]

@@jimboninhoThat’s what Bayern would like to be😂🎉

[@yaneyd93]

@@jimboninho You should read what he actually wrote. He talked about the stadium, not the club. And the Allianz Arena is a very modern stadium that attracts a lot of tourists and glory hunters, there is no denying it. Most hardcore Bayern fans would probably agree wit the statement.

[@hiroprotagonist42]

F.Y.I - if you walk past the red and white barriers that are to be seen around the 5min mark, after like 200m you will cross a footbridge that is build directly over the tiger enclosure of the zoo. If you are lucky you can observe some tigers to your left and some zoo visitors to your right.

[@RysFootyParadise]

Ohh I missed an opportunity there 🙈🐯

[@vinccx]

Culture, like Zoos, gas stations and restaurants are not closed on Sunday.

[@Nacho.79]

I had a "Bratwurst" in a milkbread(?!) in the Tottenham Stadium (NFL Game). The Wurst was REALY awful. It was the first time I ate a Bratwurst that wasnt tasting good. Didnt even knew it was possible

[@RysFootyParadise]

Our 🌭🌭🌭 are scheizer

[@andreasarndt2423]

Wuppertal is my Neighboring City

[@felsenmeer5505]

Solingen? 🙂

[@andreasarndt2423]

@@felsenmeer5505 Sprockhövel

[@yshii_]

You should visit the MSV at its next homegame next time 🤍 💙

[@Joerg_G_aus_E]

Its not a cable-car, it is a hanging mono-rail-train... no cable injured...

[@RysFootyParadise]

I noticed afterwards 😬😅🚟

[@Nackenheimer]

Mainz 05 und der MSV ❤️💙

[@OpaSpielt]

1:05 Cable car? Where's the cable? 🤔

[@RysFootyParadise]

Fair point 😁

[@stefanfrancis2040]

We going to see any other leagues in Europe mate?

[@RysFootyParadise]

eventually... but my primary focus will be here :)

[@stefanfrancis2040]

@RysFootyParadise find a club at the equivalent of Hereford in the German league then ha

[@sterno5119]

Wuppertal SV vs MSV Duisburg - Wuppertal best in 1973 as 4th in German Bundesliga and Duisburg runner-up in Geman Bundesliga in 1964. Once upon a time....

[@RysFootyParadise]

Fallen giants? 😊

[@derneudorfer100]

only the fittest securities hiere in wuppertal HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@RysFootyParadise]

😅

[@citycrew8935]

U See wsv and rwo after the game ? The attack MSV but all stopped by the police

[@RysFootyParadise]

I didn’t see that - was there a fight?

[@CHEF1954]

ayo

[@stefanfrancis2040]

Criminal, should only be curry ketchup on it

[@Saesch1312]

💙Frontrunner🤍Frontrunner💙

[@slob12]

Paderborn😊

[@frissundverreckdran7542]

So the "Wuppertaler H*rensöhne" chant is used not only by Duisburg but by almost everyone playing them. Only a few others come to my mind that have their own chant against them german wide. Of course Bayern with "zieht den Bayern die Lederhosen aus" or the Leverkusen one (feel free to look that one up, some people think it might be homophobic). Werder seem to smell like fish and Schalkes name is often confused with the German word for shit. WSV answered with "Meidericher H*rensöhne", Meiderich being the part of Duisburg that MSV is from (M in MSV is for Meiderich). Funny thing about Wuppertal: they are friends with Fenerbahce so other teams (at least ive seen Essen do it. MSV might aswell sing it) like to sing "Ihr seid nur Dönerverkäufer" meaning "you are only Kebab sellers".

[@RysFootyParadise]

Naughty 😅😬

[@davidtrezeguet4418]

Dunno why, but cablecar? Cables? Don't see any. This is a monorail, mate.

[@RysFootyParadise]

My bad ❤️

[@michaelmueller9523]

In case you did not understand what this small group of MSV fans sang on their march..."Wuppertaler sons of bi..." 😊

[@RysFootyParadise]

oooo thought it would be something nasty 😬

[@Erk35X]

MSV ⚪🔵🦓

[@TheRubyrott]

Regionalliga West IS actually a league. Please correct this completely false headline of yours.

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@TheRubyrott you’re misinterpreting what it means in English - non league football doesn’t mean it’s NOT a league 🤣 means all the clubs aren’t “professional” full time 👍🏾 Big clubs in England like Oldham who were in the Premier League - play in non league

[@TheRubyrott]

@RysFootyParadise You're mistaken in your claim that Regionalliga-players aren't playing fulltime or not being professional players, yet they are. Where do you get your informations from, mate? 🤣

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@TheRubyrott I’ve seen lots of videos who refer to regionalliga as “non league” - no worries if I’m wrong 😅👍🏾❤️ I still love the league whatever we call it 🍻🍻

[@matze75]

There is no such thing in England, is there?

[@RysFootyParadise]

a stadium by a zoo?

[@matze75]

Schwebebahn

[@swansbear]

@@matze75the only one I know is in Japan

[@King7Kanis]

M S V

[@eliah7975]

Nur der MSV🤍💙

[@BzzzOne]

Nur der MSV

[@SapientiaHaereticae]

It's neither non-league as 4th tier is still professional level in Germany nor is it particularly beautiful.. in Germany, it's not famous at all..

[@RysFootyParadise]

@@SapientiaHaereticae I think it’s beautiful 😊

[@shadowfighter8004]

NUR DER MSV 💙🤍☝️

[@Timko277]

Alle Jahre wieder wird Wuppertal zu Hause auseinander genommen

[@RysFootyParadise]

👀

[@normaler1870]

It is not beautiful. Allianz Arena is beautiful

[@sugamlam]

🤡

[@jeyra6024]

L

[@geronimo4592]

Allianz Arena is just another plastic Event Arena which only was build to make more money and of course more and more money. No Soul, no history, no atmosphere. And on top of it, its in fcking bavaria...which is more austrian than german anyway.

[@normaler1870]

@@geronimo4592 And what's the problem with plastic? At least the Allianz Arena is covered, you don't get sick when it rains. So you want to stand in the rain and get sick, go ahead. I'd rather have a great modern stadium. The Allianz Arena is the most beautiful in Germany, followed by the Veltins Arena.

[@michaelmueller9523]

You just cannot compare such modern arena with an old traditional sports ground. I also like our modern arena in Düsseldorf...but these stadiums like the one in Wuppertal are definitely more charming...