as one of the people at a flag banner on the pitch? This was one of the most special moments of my life. My ears were ringing through the next day. so awesome, thank you Tartan Army!
You guys and your phanomenal anthem will be missed for the rest of the tournement. Hopefully we will see and hear you again soon. I envy you for your anthem and the way you stand in for it. As a German I can say: we play good football this time but our boring anthem sucks. The exacte opposite of you.
Hi Tom. Just to clarify...I love Wales and the wonderful Welsh people. I am a British Scot who has previously lived in Mid Wales. You are all fantastic, as is your country. God bless you all. @@tombartram7384
@Tangerine10. Scotland is a divided country, and you can't give one example of what it means to be proud to be Scottish. Like I love living is Scotland, it's a beautiful country. But that has nothing to do with being part of the Scottish people. It's seems your pride only comes from blissful ignorance and fictional stereotypes and not reality, hence your inability to give legitmate. examples. Same old story when you ask them exactly what we're supposed to take pride in.
The football players don't get impressed too much, lately they are lazy traitors 😢😢😢but the biggest fun is enjoying the supporters enthousiasm, congrats guys...no matter the winner or not 😢😢😢it will be a great motive to get more ambitious, tennis players run for three hours having no alibies, football players instead are the less trained😢😢😢 unfortunately
As a Scot who has been watching the national team for decades ( my first game was at Hampden against England in 1970, in a crowd of 134,000 ) I find all this hyperbole about the tartan army a complete irrelevance. The only thing that interests me is what happens on the pitch. In fact, I find this self-obsession of the present-day supporters an embarrassment and a distraction from the grim reality that our national team is unfit to play in the final stages of the Euros or World Cup.Lets forget about the tartan circus and work on developing a team that everyone can back instead of navel- gazing about what amazing supporters we are.
I am German and not much of a supporter of football, since it has developed into a disgusting system of overpaying and overrating teams and single players. I don't like the fact that people who can hardly pay for their living spend their money on people who don't care as long as they carry their millions home. On the other hand I'm an avid supporter of people enjoying a massive football party - these times are hard. There is so much hate in the world. Anyway there are so many people in Germany from all over Europe having a great time together. For me this is what Europe stands for - Being united and have a good time with friends and friends-to-be. In this case football is just a side effect - nothing to care about too much.
As a Scot who has been watching the national team for decades ( my first game was at Hampden against England in 1970, in a crowd of 134,000 ) I find all this hyperbole about the tartan army a complete irrelevance. The only thing that interests me is what happens on the pitch. In fact, I find this self-obsession of the present-day supporters an embarrassment and a distraction from the grim reality that our national team is unfit to play in the final stages of the Euros or World Cup.Lets forget about the tartan circus and work on developing a team that everyone can back instead of navel- gazing about what amazing supporters we are.
@gordoncumming1881 yes the tartan army are like a joke stereotype of Scotland when it's miles off the reality. They all still think we're kilt wearing, haggis munching, whisky swilling simpletons. They are everything wrong with Scottish culture.
I’m an England fan . But this absolutely fantastic
as one of the people at a flag banner on the pitch? This was one of the most special moments of my life. My ears were ringing through the next day. so awesome, thank you Tartan Army!
Amazing support. Team did their best and were a bit unlucky. Heartbreaking
Pure class loved every where we go
Goosebumps moments. Scott's are undoubtedly the best fans ever ❤
🏴 4 ever
Goosebumps. Respect from the netherlands
love your dancing side to side and bouncing.
You guys and your phanomenal anthem will be missed for the rest of the tournement. Hopefully we will see and hear you again soon. I envy you for your anthem and the way you stand in for it. As a German I can say: we play good football this time but our boring anthem sucks. The exacte opposite of you.
Goosebumps rEspect from germany
So beautiful. I watched the game at Stadtgarten in Stuttgart. 💔 🏴
You Guys are absolutely awesome ❤
Tingles down my spine - I love the Scots - from Ireland
As a Wales fan I'd refuse to sing any anthem in English but fair play the Scottish fans certainly turn up the volume.
Said you, writing in English!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@cernegiant398 fel cefnogwr Cymru, byddwn i'n gwrthod canu yn Saesneg ond chwarae teg i'r Albanwyr am droi'r swn lan.
@@tombartram7384nice one lol 👍
Hi Tom. Just to clarify...I love Wales and the wonderful Welsh people. I am a British Scot who has previously lived in Mid Wales. You are all fantastic, as is your country. God bless you all. @@tombartram7384
The world loves Scotland 🏴🇪🇺🇩🇪 can’t say too much about other countries.🤣🤫
Bring back Scotland the Brave.
probably the best athem in the world :) respect from Hungary.
🏴🏴🏴 best place on earth
Shame we've nothing to be passionate or proud about other than getting pissed up😂
@Tangerine10. so your proud of 'just being Scottish'. On what basis? I mean, give me an example of what that even means?
@Tangerine10. I'm asking, what elements make you proud to be part of the Scottish people? It's not rocket science now, is it!
@@badly_dubbed2401 what elements lmfao the element of being born in the country ya crank ffs give your head a wobble 🏴
Silence speaks a thousand words.
@Tangerine10. Scotland is a divided country, and you can't give one example of what it means to be proud to be Scottish. Like I love living is Scotland, it's a beautiful country. But that has nothing to do with being part of the Scottish people. It's seems your pride only comes from blissful ignorance and fictional stereotypes and not reality, hence your inability to give legitmate. examples. Same old story when you ask them exactly what we're supposed to take pride in.
The football players don't get impressed too much, lately they are lazy traitors 😢😢😢but the biggest fun is enjoying the supporters enthousiasm, congrats guys...no matter the winner or not 😢😢😢it will be a great motive to get more ambitious, tennis players run for three hours having no alibies, football players instead are the less trained😢😢😢 unfortunately
Whenever i record the national anthem i refrain from signing to get tbe full effect 😂
Still this was loud and i belted it out also
Your English disguised. I can smell you.
You’re a weirdo.
Must be your top lip mate. And if I was you I would stop eating the dog shit sandwiches
As a Scot who has been watching the national team for decades ( my first game was at Hampden against England in 1970, in a crowd of 134,000 ) I find all this hyperbole about the tartan army a complete irrelevance. The only thing that interests me is what happens on the pitch. In fact, I find this self-obsession of the present-day supporters an embarrassment and a distraction from the grim reality that our national team is unfit to play in the final stages of the Euros or World Cup.Lets forget about the tartan circus and work on developing a team that everyone can back instead of navel- gazing about what amazing supporters we are.
I am German and not much of a supporter of football, since it has developed into a disgusting system of overpaying and overrating teams and single players. I don't like the fact that people who can hardly pay for their living spend their money on people who don't care as long as they carry their millions home.
On the other hand I'm an avid supporter of people enjoying a massive football party - these times are hard. There is so much hate in the world. Anyway there are so many people in Germany from all over Europe having a great time together.
For me this is what Europe stands for - Being united and have a good time with friends and friends-to-be.
In this case football is just a side effect - nothing to care about too much.
Do you really , you sound like a first class w⚓️
@@dundeeguy You sound like an authority on the w .
@@gordoncumming1881 i know when i see one
@@caramia8074 Will you put a note in for Scotland Re-joining the EU, when we get of of the English ? 😉😉
And I bet you voted no
"Fought and died for your wee bit hill and glen" all they had to do was tick a box.
Not a patch on the welsh fans
Good at singing and top notch at drinking but complete crap at playing need anyone say anymore
90 minute nationalists.
Invitamos a dar un like Alejandro lechuga. Music. Gracias
As a Scot who has been watching the national team for decades ( my first game was at Hampden against England in 1970, in a crowd of 134,000 ) I find all this hyperbole about the tartan army a complete irrelevance. The only thing that interests me is what happens on the pitch. In fact, I find this self-obsession of the present-day supporters an embarrassment and a distraction from the grim reality that our national team is unfit to play in the final stages of the Euros or World Cup.Lets forget about the tartan circus and work on developing a team that everyone can back instead of navel- gazing about what amazing supporters we are.
Sick comment.
@gordoncumming1881 yes the tartan army are like a joke stereotype of Scotland when it's miles off the reality. They all still think we're kilt wearing, haggis munching, whisky swilling simpletons. They are everything wrong with Scottish culture.