Part of a stand in Nijmagen, Holland collapsed in 2022. No one was seriously injured. A temporary stand collapsed in Corsica in 1992. 18 people were killed. A wooden stand collapsed in Ibrox Park, Glasgow in 1902. 25 people were killed. Surprisingly few collapses over the years. Many more people have died as a result of fire, stampedes, riots and crushes.
In America, of what i have understood, it's about money and all but in Europe it's about passion and love about your club. Once you choose a club it's your life
Can you imagine the American coward 18weekers dealing with German/European fans😂😂😂 these trigger hungry morons would have their guns drawn from the first sec😂😂😂😂
All the teams shown in the video have big followship. The crazy thing is actually that the fans who did the clap at 9.40 for the icelandic national team they brought bit over 30.000 people to that game in france which is about 10 per cent of their total population.
@@MaceAtTheStadium Thanks for that and most of those fans were following their team in another Country like The BVB German march and The Malmo, Sweden fans at Chelsea in London and The Paris fans(I think) and that was The Greek fans synchronizing in Paris, I believe,. Iceland,as well:)
I'm Icelandic...and during Euro2016 the whole country was more or less on hold. Shops closed, businesses running at bare minimum capacity, offices only just open. Fun fact: There was a baby boom in Iceland 9months after Euro2016 :)
For those wondering here the translations of the German chants: - BVB 09 (4:12): Borussia Dortmund, black and yellow is my club. Whether it’s the fight against relegation or for trophies, Borussia Dortmund, singing for you so you may win, because there is nothing more beautiful in the world for me and my friends. - 1. FC Köln (4:57) Regardless of what may happen the red wall stands behind you, does not move from your side, because it’s only here for you. Oh FC Kölle. A whole life for the club. - Eintracht Frankfurt (6:58, 10:33) Hey Eintracht Frankfurt Shalalalala lalalala (This is sung to the melody of the TV series „Pippi Longstocking“ based on the works of Astrid Lindgren, at the end of the second time „Louder“ is shouted) And as a bonus the one Dutch chant: Ajax Amsterdam (10:49): 90 minutes long, for our club from Amsterdam, madhouse on the tribunes, nobody can stop us.
11:15 "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.
in north america sport is entertainment.. in europe ist passion, family and city history. these european clubs are over 100 years old.. its support that grew over generations.. my favorite team was founded in 1896.. even my grandfather already went to matches as a child over 90 years ago.. trying to re-locate a club/team to a different city would be asking to be lynched in europe.. the thought alone is completely outlandish for a european supporter
As you said, fan culture in europe hasn't really changed over the last 2000 Years. Sports clubs always had their Ultra Fanclubs. In the Roman and Byzantine Empire it was Gladiator fights and Carriage races. But they went nuts too, once even instigating a revolution against the emperor with 10.000 dead.
In the local club there was a small crack in the tribune, the Engineering Said it was safe until it could be fixed maybe a month later, but people could not jump. So they annonced it in the radio that no bouncing was allowed. 😂😂 they did not jump. In that sektion with the crack. ( Denmark)
The moving parts are safe, it would be totally unsafe if it would not move. Try to brake a rotten, not flexible branch and then try to brake a fresh and flexible one. Bridges are just as flexible.
almost all eastern european teams have dedicated stands for hooligans which are usually spearheaded and organized by known criminals. It can get very bad, especially when theyre away to other teams/cities. Police, property damage and even deaths are all part and parcel sometimes. Its not all jolly and fun as you prob initially think
USA could eventually get there but the thing is, football has so much history in other countries... rivalries appear over time, family teams, etc. Greetings from South America!
"Americans can get crazy" oh my sweet child... look up any football (soccer for Americans) vid that has "Ultra(s)" in the title... in fact, start with "Ultra - Our way of life! (10.000 Subscribers Special)" this is the hardcore fans, that does some crazy ass shit! stuff that will get u kicked out, arrested, and banned for life, for doing in any stadium, in USA or Canada... they treat their club, like devoted Christians do their religion... it's passed down from father to son, generation after generation... and YES! it's like back in the day, where soldiers attacked each others Castle, and the defenders would try to keep them out, but now the soldiers are football players, and the Castle is the stadium... PS: there's vids of comparing American football fans, to "the rest of the world" football fans, on YT...
@@MaceAtTheStadium the way u said it, was so endearing and innocent... shit gets out of hand in Europe from time to time, like riots, and mass fights, often with the police...
If you want to go to a game I would definitely recommend going to a game in germany and one game in specific I would recommend is the Hamburger Stadtderby its a game between fc st.pauli and Hamburger SV and they are big rivals because they are in the same city so it can get really heated between the fanbases and players and it also could be one of the last games for between them for some time because at least one of them is probably gonna get promoted to 1st division this season its gonna be really hard to get tickets though
I think in Europe, you have this relégation threat for weakest teams (being kicked of the 1st league and substituted by 3 best teams of second league). It gives more suspense to the games and gives energy to the supporters to cheer
It's not the top 3 from the next league it's the top 2 get automatic promotion the 3rd 4th 5th n 6th position teams go into the play offs the winner get promoted with the top 2 so the team in 6th position could win and get promoted
It not just history. In the US these clubs are franchises moving a Team like Raiders from LA to Las Vegas, would literally lead to riots in Europe and South America. Seems a complete different view on what a club is.
As an Italian I'll tell you how we treat football here with a statement that perfectly describes it: "Italians treat war like a football game and football games like wars"
Football in stadiums in Europe can be a bit rowdy… nevertheless compared to 80-90 it’s nothing. Stadiums were really large back then, no seating, no security. Even small regional clubs - there was always to see trouble.
11:05 There you got it! But instead of going into battle for Immortant Joe we gather to fight for our city/ club. Back in the medieval time citys were what states are today. You fought for a landlord or a city, and this dwellings together, so it‘s like a modern remaining of these feeling defending your city backwards into fighting for your club nowadays
Remember that before anyone in europe or anywhere else started singing at matches it was the UK supporters that were the first . Sorry but as far as passion in American fans go just forget it If you want to look at having a great time look up " Funny English supporters songs " and enjoy something you will never see in Canada or the USA because the supporters are too scared . For what is generally accepted is the best club supporters anthem in the world look at the preseason match in Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground ( MCG ) were Liverpool played a friendly to 95,000 supporters, it's said that of the local team supporters only 100 wore their team colours the rest wore Red . " Liverpool Playing at the MCG in a Preseason Friendly "
You really can't compare USA with europe because in the USA people go there to do something on a sunday while in europe people that go to the matches are usually there to reliev the stress of everyday life. And the fans that sing and jump the whole game are called ultras they are usually in three sectors that are connected to eachother in the stadium I dont know if you knew about this. Obviously there are chants that include the whole stadium.
The stadia is designed to have an almost elastic quality ,,,,,,,,,l have been in Tottenhams old Lane & you could feel the concrete mové........the new stadium iis larger.........most big clubs in England take approx', 65,000 fans........
@@MaceAtTheStadium Thanks for replying..........fires, walls collapsing etc.,....riots,....Juve & Liverpool, Hillsborough, dire stewardship by police..........too much tragedy, strangely even old brickwork to my knowledge ........no problem in the U.K.,.........let's not tempt Providence........& health &safety seems so important.......not cos owners love us.......but they shiver at the lawyers lying in wait.......good!.......Nice chatting to you........have a good weekend.....it all starts again now......!
You should check the "Barras Bravas" they are the south american and latín american (not same) Ultras or cheering crews, they have Batucadas (a whole ensamble of trumpets, drums, etc) to musicalize the chants, the only warn I gave its that in spanish or portuguese some chants kinda be homofobic or try to denigrate the away team, at least the old ones
Love your amazement. If you ever get to Frankfurt/Germany let me know. Will do everything to get you a ticket (We are the once who let the stadium bounce).
From my perspective of view is, that Americans think " I´ve paid for, now entertain me". European didn´t think so. They think, they are the entertainment.
5:09 this is hapening, in french league there was a hole stadium who collapsed killed hundreds of poeples, this is rare like tribuned just collapses and u see hundreds of poeples bing crush like 3 years ago in france, but this things hapening in live on tv, there are videos on youtube of live footage
"Killed hundreds of people", are you sure about that? There was a collapse at a stadium in Corsica in 1992 that sadly claimed the lives of 18 people and another collapse in Amiens in 2017 that injured 29 but I'm unaware of any stadium disaster in France of the magnitude you describe.
the swinging of the stadium is safe its build that way to withstand the jumping of all those fans. it isnt a laughing matter indeed, the teams represent the country (national teams) or their town or neighbourhood (local teams) 10.15 is greece indeed. comparing it with gladiator games is very accurate these used to be war chants centuries ago. South Amera has the same or even harder reactions as Europe
7:05; This is unbelievable, never thought this upper-stands actually really shake like that, wow. Maybe it has to be a bit flexible, something like the twin towers and other skyscrapers move with the wind a little bit. But it looks damn freaky!!!
I would love to see a video comparing European football fans to American football (NFL or college) fans. The Europeans may still win, but at least they would be comparing apples to apples. When you compare MLS fans to English cricket fans (both being the 4th most popular support in their respective country), then the MLS fans look pretty good.
@andrewbragg504 I'm guessing you've never been to a hockey game in Canada either. My point was, compare the fans of the most popular sport vs. the most popular sport. There are 3 Canadian teams in MLS, so that's why hockey is a fair comparison to English football or American football fans. I've been to hockey, basketball, and soccer matches, and the MLS fans fail in comparison to the other 'established' fan bases.
@@pcoleman1971 why the video is clearly titled soccer fans USA v Europe your asking to compare apples with pears where the dude in the video is comparing apples with apples
Footbal in the UK and europe is a way of life, Im from the UK, here is some stats there are 92 professional teams in the UK There is said to be some 40k plus amtuer footbal teams in the uk, ranging from children through adults. There is also a huge growth in womens football, the main UK teams also having womens teams with there own league as well as national womens teams. England womens team won the european cup a little while ago, with a crowd of over 86k At the moment, there is also the womens world cup going on in australia We are a small island here in the UK, but have a passion for football, and supporting our teams. we in the UK dont really pick team to support, its in your blood the place you were born, whether team is top of the league or bottom, we support them for life.
MACE at the stadium ,in the vidéo,it’s the national team in Marseille.The atmosphère is not thé same when it’s the OM team... Watch the vidéos of the ”ultras”...
of course with soccer overall Europe has the more ruckus crowd its their top sport, compare their top sport to our top sport and see which crowd is more lively. The US takes it every time by far. Also even with soccer watch the MLS biggest rivalry video Seattle Vs Portland and compare that to Europe crowds, that will give them a run for their money also.
Regardless of the sport, in the US such matches are more of a family event. In Europe, such events are much more violent, before, during and after, outside and inside the stadium. No one would ever think for a moment of taking their children there. Absurd... I watch American football very often, no chance of comparison with the audience. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
0:30 more drunk? Are you sure? Awaydays at the footy starts when you get on the train at 7/8am and start drinking and finishes when you fall through the front door in the early hours of the following morning.
You should look at videos like "Best football fans in the world" or "Best football tifo's in the world". These videos comparing fans just isnt it. They're better to 'react to'-videos then this. Edit. Tifo video may be called something else, cant remember what its called but you can easily judge how much the fans love their club by just looking at what effort they put into the Tifo. Also, England is lame, they have banned tifo's. All from one accident in a stadium where many were killed. Instead of making the better upgrades, they instead banned both tifos and fans standing up.
To let you know stadiums in europe are made to bounce .
Thanks 🙏
Part of a stand in Nijmagen, Holland collapsed in 2022. No one was seriously injured.
A temporary stand collapsed in Corsica in 1992. 18 people were killed.
A wooden stand collapsed in Ibrox Park, Glasgow in 1902. 25 people were killed.
Surprisingly few collapses over the years.
Many more people have died as a result of fire, stampedes, riots and crushes.
@@kevanwillis4571 that can happem when they very old stands .
@@kevanwillis4571Nijmegen The netherlands*
@@kevanwillis4571in Corsica the stadium wasn’t respecting the norms. It was more a tribune than a proper stand.
In America, of what i have understood, it's about money and all but in Europe it's about passion and love about your club. Once you choose a club it's your life
Can you imagine the American coward 18weekers dealing with German/European fans😂😂😂 these trigger hungry morons would have their guns drawn from the first sec😂😂😂😂
As a English guy I will put it in the most simplist way when you support a team it's not like just fans it is tribalism
As a Scottish guy it's hard to support your local team they're usually the 3rd team in that town behind Celtic and mostly Rangers..
@@crotchrottss same in alot of english towns, I grew up between manchester and liverpool
Americans are customers, Europeans are supporters
every day more "were" supporters.
You should see what Eintracht Frankfurt Fans did in Barcelona. Like 30.000 people went from Germany to Spain FOR A CLUB NOT NATIONALS
yeah, their "invaded the stadion" and made it their 2nd home stadion after their win over Barcelona XD
They did it also at San Siro against Inter some years ago...
All the teams shown in the video have big followship. The crazy thing is actually that the fans who did the clap at 9.40 for the icelandic national team they brought bit over 30.000 people to that game in france which is about 10 per cent of their total population.
Holy smokes!
@@MaceAtTheStadium Thanks for that and most of those fans were following their team in another Country like The BVB German march and The Malmo, Sweden fans at Chelsea in London and The Paris fans(I think) and that was The Greek fans synchronizing in Paris, I believe,. Iceland,as well:)
I'm Icelandic...and during Euro2016 the whole country was more or less on hold. Shops closed, businesses running at bare minimum capacity, offices only just open.
Fun fact: There was a baby boom in Iceland 9months after Euro2016 :)
Did you sleep in Math? 30K aren´t 10% of 5 million!
@@ionees3640 30K ISN'T not "aren't"..
For those wondering here the translations of the German chants:
- BVB 09 (4:12): Borussia Dortmund, black and yellow is my club. Whether it’s the fight against relegation or for trophies, Borussia Dortmund, singing for you so you may win, because there is nothing more beautiful in the world for me and my friends.
- 1. FC Köln (4:57) Regardless of what may happen the red wall stands behind you, does not move from your side, because it’s only here for you. Oh FC Kölle. A whole life for the club.
- Eintracht Frankfurt (6:58, 10:33) Hey Eintracht Frankfurt Shalalalala lalalala (This is sung to the melody of the TV series „Pippi Longstocking“ based on the works of Astrid Lindgren, at the end of the second time „Louder“ is shouted)
And as a bonus the one Dutch chant:
Ajax Amsterdam (10:49): 90 minutes long, for our club from Amsterdam, madhouse on the tribunes, nobody can stop us.
7:15
That's nothing.
It works like a suspension.
It's supposed to bounce just like skyscrapers are supposed to sway.
Ok makes sense!!
Bridges, tall buildings, skyscrapers, footbal stadiums, HAVE to be flexible, otherwise they fall apart.
11:15
"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.
Hahaha that’s amazing
You just can't beat it when opposite stands at the stadium are doing the Call & Respond - back and forth, back and forth. Props to Malmö!!
in north america sport is entertainment..
in europe ist passion, family and city history.
these european clubs are over 100 years old.. its support that grew over generations..
my favorite team was founded in 1896.. even my grandfather already went to matches as a child over 90 years ago..
trying to re-locate a club/team to a different city would be asking to be lynched in europe..
the thought alone is completely outlandish for a european supporter
As you said, fan culture in europe hasn't really changed over the last 2000 Years. Sports clubs always had their Ultra Fanclubs. In the Roman and Byzantine Empire it was Gladiator fights and Carriage races. But they went nuts too, once even instigating a revolution against the emperor with 10.000 dead.
4:29 This is an away game where the fans of the opposing team show themselves before the game.
That’s awesome
In the local club there was a small crack in the tribune, the Engineering Said it was safe until it could be fixed maybe a month later, but people could not jump.
So they annonced it in the radio that no bouncing was allowed. 😂😂 they did not jump. In that sektion with the crack. ( Denmark)
In Scotland the old fim games between Glasgow Rangers and Glasgow Celtic had crowds of 120 thousand at matches
The moving parts are safe, it would be totally unsafe if it would not move. Try to brake a rotten, not flexible branch and then try to brake a fresh and flexible one. Bridges are just as flexible.
There is a difference. Passion!!
almost all eastern european teams have dedicated stands for hooligans which are usually spearheaded and organized by known criminals. It can get very bad, especially when theyre away to other teams/cities. Police, property damage and even deaths are all part and parcel sometimes.
Its not all jolly and fun as you prob initially think
You should have been in Hamburg (Germany) today. 57k at the start of the Seconds devision. 5:3 and it was a f*cking blast of a Game!
Nur der HSV!
8:05 NORTHERN Irish football association.
The part of Ireland that is British.
Ohhh 😮
USA could eventually get there but the thing is, football has so much history in other countries... rivalries appear over time, family teams, etc.
Greetings from South America!
"Americans can get crazy" oh my sweet child... look up any football (soccer for Americans) vid that has "Ultra(s)" in the title... in fact, start with "Ultra - Our way of life! (10.000 Subscribers Special)" this is the hardcore fans, that does some crazy ass shit! stuff that will get u kicked out, arrested, and banned for life, for doing in any stadium, in USA or Canada... they treat their club, like devoted Christians do their religion... it's passed down from father to son, generation after generation... and YES! it's like back in the day, where soldiers attacked each others Castle, and the defenders would try to keep them out, but now the soldiers are football players, and the Castle is the stadium... PS: there's vids of comparing American football fans, to "the rest of the world" football fans, on YT...
“My sweet summer child” 😂😂
@@MaceAtTheStadium the way u said it, was so endearing and innocent... shit gets out of hand in Europe from time to time, like riots, and mass fights, often with the police...
Oh I know. We only get the occasional riot here. Like 1 every 5 years lol
When Americans get crazy they take a rifle and shot people in a concert in Las Vegas.
The first one of Europe is Borussia Dortmund from Germany and the fans were on an away game in Brussel
in the USA football and all other sports are mostly entertainment, in Europe it is a way of life. Greetings from Europe.😀
Imagine what Europeans would say of "Go Leafs Go" as a chant of support. It's embarrassing.
If you want to go to a game I would definitely recommend going to a game in germany and one game in specific I would recommend is the Hamburger Stadtderby its a game between fc st.pauli and Hamburger SV and they are big rivals because they are in the same city so it can get really heated between the fanbases and players and it also could be one of the last games for between them for some time because at least one of them is probably gonna get promoted to 1st division this season its gonna be really hard to get tickets though
7:23 that's how it's supposed to be, what you want stadiums stands to collapse🤣🤣
...and you did not see the real hardcore "things". Like Olympiakos, Fenerbahce, Besiktas, Celtic, Red Star, San Lorenzo and so on.
I think in Europe, you have this relégation threat for weakest teams (being kicked of the 1st league and substituted by 3 best teams of second league). It gives more suspense to the games and gives energy to the supporters to cheer
It's not the top 3 from the next league it's the top 2 get automatic promotion the 3rd 4th 5th n 6th position teams go into the play offs the winner get promoted with the top 2 so the team in 6th position could win and get promoted
It not just history. In the US these clubs are franchises moving a Team like Raiders from LA to Las Vegas, would literally lead to riots in Europe and South America. Seems a complete different view on what a club is.
Like moving a fast food franchise
You don't even need to come to us in Europe to see that , the countries just below you do the same mess 💀
As an Italian I'll tell you how we treat football here with a statement that perfectly describes it:
"Italians treat war like a football game and football games like wars"
What quit half way through?
Football in stadiums in Europe can be a bit rowdy… nevertheless compared to 80-90 it’s nothing. Stadiums were really large back then, no seating, no security. Even small regional clubs - there was always to see trouble.
6:55 The host of this video is becoming the LIVING "Speechless Stick Guy Meme" in 3....2......1.....
for griffindor, broke me hahahahahhaha xD i know what you mean, best answer ever! haha
Don't know if someone told you yet but yes it was a Greek team (which ended up 5th last season). Great guess!
11:05 There you got it! But instead of going into battle for Immortant Joe we gather to fight for our city/ club.
Back in the medieval time citys were what states are today. You fought for a landlord or a city, and this dwellings together, so it‘s like a modern remaining of these feeling defending your city backwards into fighting for your club nowadays
cest stadion este in România ..National Arena ..si cântau imnul României 🇹🇩 🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩🌹🌹🌹🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩🇹🇩
u got right thats was a greek club (8000 Aris Thessaloniki fans away in Manchester)
Remember that before anyone in europe or anywhere else started singing at matches it was the UK supporters that were the first .
Sorry but as far as passion in American fans go just forget it
If you want to look at having a great time look up " Funny English supporters songs " and enjoy something you will never see in Canada or the USA because the supporters are too scared .
For what is generally accepted is the best club supporters anthem in the world look at the preseason match in Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground ( MCG ) were Liverpool played a friendly to 95,000 supporters, it's said that of the local team supporters only 100 wore their team colours the rest wore Red .
" Liverpool Playing at the MCG in a Preseason Friendly "
True Love BVB 💛
In America its just friendly chants in Europe its litterally war
For us football s passion usa will study soon to love it like we do
Look up the Morroco Ultra's, they have numerous teams with U's, they're a sight to behold.
I’ll have to
You really can't compare USA with europe because in the USA people go there to do something on a sunday while in europe people that go to the matches are usually there to reliev the stress of everyday life. And the fans that sing and jump the whole game are called ultras they are usually in three sectors that are connected to eachother in the stadium I dont know if you knew about this. Obviously there are chants that include the whole stadium.
Watch german BVB the Yellow wall
I’ll check that out!
The stadia is designed to have an almost elastic quality ,,,,,,,,,l have been in Tottenhams old Lane & you could feel the concrete mové........the new stadium iis larger.........most big clubs in England take approx', 65,000 fans........
Makes sense. I’m sure there have been some bad accidents in the past
@@MaceAtTheStadium Thanks for replying..........fires, walls collapsing etc.,....riots,....Juve & Liverpool, Hillsborough, dire stewardship by police..........too much tragedy, strangely even old brickwork to my knowledge ........no problem in the U.K.,.........let's not tempt Providence........& health &safety seems so important.......not cos owners love us.......but they shiver at the lawyers lying in wait.......good!.......Nice chatting to you........have a good weekend.....it all starts again now......!
To me its so funny that Frankfurt 🇩🇪 have taken a song from “ Pippi “
Usually there are flares
Right thought
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
Dont worry about the stadiums , bopping up and down they are build to absorb these stresses. A bit like earth quake proving your buildings.
You really know the BOCA JR. fans (from Argentina) its like the 9th wonderfoul of the world
Some of the football clubs own Basketball teams ....check out their crowds. .... this energy ...indoors 😂
Hello from Romania, ❤❤❤❤❤
You should check the "Barras Bravas" they are the south american and latín american (not same) Ultras or cheering crews, they have Batucadas (a whole ensamble of trumpets, drums, etc) to musicalize the chants, the only warn I gave its that in spanish or portuguese some chants kinda be homofobic or try to denigrate the away team, at least the old ones
In the US it’s a sport…in Europe it’s a religion😊
The Borussia Dortmund faithful Tidalwave
I love the Italian clubs chanting 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹 they are singing real songs
Fans from USA aren't wild enough
luckily, can you imagine two American ultras group with all the guns they have? It would be a massacre.
Love your amazement. If you ever get to Frankfurt/Germany let me know. Will do everything to get you a ticket (We are the once who let the stadium bounce).
From my perspective of view is, that Americans think " I´ve paid for, now entertain me".
European didn´t think so. They think, they are the entertainment.
I had this sort of idea I’m my last video talking about fair weather Canadian fans, tor are just so boring
5:09 this is hapening, in french league there was a hole stadium who collapsed killed hundreds of poeples, this is rare like tribuned just collapses and u see hundreds of poeples bing crush like 3 years ago in france, but this things hapening in live on tv, there are videos on youtube of live footage
"Killed hundreds of people", are you sure about that? There was a collapse at a stadium in Corsica in 1992 that sadly claimed the lives of 18 people and another collapse in Amiens in 2017 that injured 29 but I'm unaware of any stadium disaster in France of the magnitude you describe.
@@I_Evo hehe, but still, poeples died a'd this things hapening
the swinging of the stadium is safe its build that way to withstand the jumping of all those fans. it isnt a laughing matter indeed, the teams represent the country (national teams) or their town or neighbourhood (local teams) 10.15 is greece indeed. comparing it with gladiator games is very accurate these used to be war chants centuries ago. South Amera has the same or even harder reactions as Europe
Amazing stuff
The American songs sounded like the kids sing in school busses.
12:57 Romänias anthem song
You can send a kid.. no problem.. as 99.99 prosent will die protacting children
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10:29 greek crowd on away game in England.
⚽️In Europe football is tribal. You’re born into your local team. The old battle cries are now football chants! 🏴🏳️🏁🏴🏳️ #NUFC
😂😂😂The most rediculous prediction ever😂😂😂 I'm so proud of our European Fan and football teams
lol
Link "Ultra's our way of life"
Highly HIGHLY recommend watching Liverpool's entrance song 'you''ll never walk alone' sung at Anfield, its amazing!
It's impossible to have that in the US cause it would end up in a mass shooting after each game, NO pun intended.
Some people think football [soccer] is a matter of life and death. I don't like that attitude. I can assure them it is much more serious than that.
7:05; This is unbelievable, never thought this upper-stands actually really shake like that, wow. Maybe it has to be a bit flexible, something like the twin towers and other skyscrapers move with the wind a little bit. But it looks damn freaky!!!
I would love to see a video comparing European football fans to American football (NFL or college) fans. The Europeans may still win, but at least they would be comparing apples to apples.
When you compare MLS fans to English cricket fans (both being the 4th most popular support in their respective country), then the MLS fans look pretty good.
Good comparison. Also about as cricket.
You've obviously never been to a cricket match they don't call cricket fans The Barmy Army for no reason ya know
@andrewbragg504 I'm guessing you've never been to a hockey game in Canada either.
My point was, compare the fans of the most popular sport vs. the most popular sport. There are 3 Canadian teams in MLS, so that's why hockey is a fair comparison to English football or American football fans.
I've been to hockey, basketball, and soccer matches, and the MLS fans fail in comparison to the other 'established' fan bases.
@@pcoleman1971 why the video is clearly titled soccer fans USA v Europe your asking to compare apples with pears where the dude in the video is comparing apples with apples
Footbal in the UK and europe is a way of life, Im from the UK, here is some stats
there are 92 professional teams in the UK
There is said to be some 40k plus amtuer footbal teams in the uk, ranging from children through adults.
There is also a huge growth in womens football, the main UK teams also having womens teams with there own league
as well as national womens teams. England womens team won the european cup a little while ago, with a crowd of over 86k
At the moment, there is also the womens world cup going on in australia
We are a small island here in the UK, but have a passion for football, and supporting our teams. we in the UK dont really pick team to support, its in your blood the place you were born, whether team is top of the league or bottom, we support them for life.
Uk sucks at every game played.
MACE at the stadium ,in the vidéo,it’s the national team in Marseille.The atmosphère is not thé same when it’s the OM team...
Watch the vidéos of the ”ultras”...
Will do!
12,01 Malmø ( Malmö ) yes in Sweden 🇸🇪
of course with soccer overall Europe has the more ruckus crowd its their top sport, compare their top sport to our top sport and see which crowd is more lively. The US takes it every time by far. Also even with soccer watch the MLS biggest rivalry video Seattle Vs Portland and compare that to Europe crowds, that will give them a run for their money also.
I don’t know. American MLB and NFL crowds might get loud but they don’t go in for these amazing chants and in concert jumping up and down
Regardless of the sport, in the US such matches are more of a family event. In Europe, such events are much more violent, before, during and after, outside and inside the stadium. No one would ever think for a moment of taking their children there. Absurd... I watch American football very often, no chance of comparison with the audience. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Yes, it was Greece. The ckub: Aris Thessaloniki
Please react to World's best football fans/ultras Europe
Will do 🙏
@@MaceAtTheStadium thanks💪🏻
German stadium atmospehre is the best
It’s incredible hope I can go one day
@@MaceAtTheStadium ua-cam.com/video/tOt6hnumdkc/v-deo.html 2022 Rot Weiss Essen comes back to profi football
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Maybe you can do a reaction video about Rot Weiss Essen
You clearly have'nt been to Anfield for European game 🤦
0:30 more drunk? Are you sure? Awaydays at the footy starts when you get on the train at 7/8am and start drinking and finishes when you fall through the front door in the early hours of the following morning.
and sometimes you even watch the game
@@nicoladc89 🤣🤣🤣 you clearly know me too well
@@danieloliver4558 it's the same all the world over
there will never be fan marches in the us, these people refuse to walk anywhere.
Frankfurt Stadiums Tribunes shaking
or not
The US is not even close fo you to even know about the history of violates at football by the way it's. Was not Ireland in it was Northern Ireland
the ultras are always behind the goal.
Comenting after 30 sec into the Video .
More roudy and drunk than soccer hoolygans ? 😂
You should look at videos like "Best football fans in the world" or "Best football tifo's in the world". These videos comparing fans just isnt it.
They're better to 'react to'-videos then this.
Edit. Tifo video may be called something else, cant remember what its called but you can easily judge how much the fans love their club by just looking at what effort they put into the Tifo. Also, England is lame, they have banned tifo's. All from one accident in a stadium where many were killed. Instead of making the better upgrades, they instead banned both tifos and fans standing up.
To Little to late! This has been on youtube for years
More rowdy lol yeah right
no way
Il tifo americano confronto a quello europeo fa' ridere ..
Those rowdy Yanks,.. eh!
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Lol let’s go Seattle
Hahaha 😅😅😅 Americans getting more drunk... 🤣 😅 they merely adopted alcohol. We were raised by it, molded by it.
testosterone is great
Amsterdam is a great example for other countries to understand that weed should be legall everywhere
Dortmund has 100 times better clips