In terms of capacity you have to remember USA has like 300 million population whereas England is only 55 million so when you see the lower capacity that’s a major factor for example a 60k capacity stadium in England is equivalent to a 300k capacity stadium in the USA in respect to each other’s population (no disrespect just trying to educate you a bit more)
Not necessarily how it works ‘cause it all depends on metro areas in the US as there’s MANY with a population of over 1 Million along with just team’s fanbases in the US just being larger overall compared to the UK. Many teams have whole states that support them, regions even, or nationwide fanbases with the biggest teams(Cowboys, Lakers, Yankees, etc.) it’s nearly guaranteed every professional team has hundreds of thousands of fans, realistically at least over a million+ where every football team can fill out 60-80k football stadiums in the US Edit: long story short, the US is spoiled with stadiums for a reason👀
Definitely not true, most of our country isn’t even populated. Your country is closer packed together meaning you have millions of people nearby, whereas in America you have to build them in heavily populated areas or else you’ll be stuck with no fans in a small town
@@jairosoto3445 you have way more populated cites than we do and that’s a fact we have a lot of cities but not too many of them are as densely populated as US cities
@@vidalrodriguez2001 in the uk though most of the time you support whatever football club is in your city so it’s only the big cities which have the biggest capacities and the uk has way less densely populated cities and a way lower population compared to the USA
@@andrewwood04 oh yeah I know that it’s very regionalized down to the city/city area level in the UK and with European football in general. The US has tens of metro areas the equivalent of the UK’s top 5 at least. My point was mainly that the US has so many big stadiums, and a standard in the MLB, MLS, and NBA of stadiums/arenas of 45-50k, 20k, and 20k capacities respectively just ‘cause there’s so many cities that can support multiple whole leagues of that size. Even though there are cities that struggle with that more than others in filling their stadiums.
Most English clubs stadium were built around 100 years ago (they have grown of course) but they are built surrounded by homes. Not in stadium districts like is common in the USA.
Also proportion of population is important, English stadiums are actually much bigger proportional to the population, a testament to the universal popularity of the game
Bronco remember the state of Texas bigger than the whole UK, for them to have that many teams in one area with the population they have and how old them stadiums is, is very impressive to be filling 60k stadiums with the fact that most of the stadiums are very old n not modernized like the Tottenham stadium. There’s absolutely no chance they could compete with the US when it comes to how modern n flashy the country looks. You gotta remember England is only 1/4 of the UK n Texas is 5x bigger than the UK.
@@atlelillerud6089the whole of the UK has 65m population that's true but it will fit into Texas 4 times and England is 55m but their are 22 teams in the premiership plus 3 more professional divisions and each division has 24teams so the premiership is fighting for supporters from 72 teams plus the other 21 teams in the premiership = 93 teams. Oh a better fit for the UK is it's approximately the same size as Alabama
People forget that bronco is still new to the sport compared to yall, and its not even about the history of the stadium its about appearance, hes just rating them to how he looks at them, id say cut him a little bit of slack its only an opinion
It’s because we are American. Our stadiums for high school is sometimes bigger than a football club in England. Just look at the stadiums for high school in Texas, where he is from
1:31 Arsenal - Emirates Stadium 2:22 Aston Villa - Villa Park 3:02 Brighton - American Express Community Stadium 3:45 Burnley - Turf Moor 4:36 Chelsea - Stamford Bridge 5:37 Crystal Palace - Selhurst Park 6:29 Everton - Goodison Park 7:26 Leeds United - Elland Road 8:13 Leicester City - King Power Stadium 9:08 Liverpool - Anfield 10:01 Manchester City - Etihad Stadium 12:03 Newcastle United -St James Park 13:12 Norwich - Carrow Road 14:03 Southampton - St Mary's Stadium 14:44 Spurs - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium 16:11 Watford - Vicarage Road 17:03 West Ham - London Stadium 18:07 Wolves - Molineux Stadium 19:20 Brentford - Brentford Community Stadium To the people who are in a hurry
Something interesting that I haven’t seen anyone mention is some building regulations in the UK that influence how stadiums look there. In La Liga Real Madrid’s and Barcelona’s stadiums are very big, 90k and 100k I think, but English stadiums rarely exceed 60-70k people. One of the reasons for this is that in England stadiums are required to have no seats open to the (very frequent) rain, by law there must be a canopy over top, which limits designs and capacity
Yeah correction, Real Madrid stadium has 81 000 but it will be 85-90 000 after renovation as you can see a new long stand being installed in the east side of Bernabeu. Camp Nou holds just about 100k
You have to remember that an NFL team only has 9 home games a season, and may be 100s of miles from the next NFL stadium. You can walk from Liverpool's stadium to Everton's, and they play 19 home games a season, plus cup and european games. Not to mention the US has 5 times the population.................
There isn’t a need for Premier League stadiums to be as big as NFL stadiums. England has a population of 55.2m people, USA has 329.5m people. The US is also 40x bigger than the U.K., so there’s more room for large stadiums. Alaska, Texas, Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, California and Michigan are all larger than the U.K. . Michigan and Wyoming are only slightly bigger, so to put this video into perspective, imagine all of these stadiums being in either of those states. For those reasons, I don’t think Premier League and NFL stadiums can be truly compared
so what Camp Nou fits 100k and Santiago Bernabue fits almost 90k not only people in england go watch these games sometimes people from all over the world go watch games in England and other countries.
@@pedrogutierrez698 you didn’t read my comment properly… Spain is twice as big as the U.K., so obviously they have more room to have bigger stadiums. Yes, tourists go to games, but a club isn’t gonna add an extra 50k seats to reach 100k for tourists and to be as big as an NFL stadium. A club’s stadium size is based on: Size of their fan base Geographical limitations How much money they want to spend For example, Stamford Bridge hasn’t been expanded, since it’s not geographically possible. Stamford Bridge sits right next to a train track, and there are laws in place that prevent buildings and structures of a certain height to be next to that track. That’s why Chelsea wanted to relocate to and transform Battersea Power Station into a new stadium, but Stamford Bridge’s pitch is owned by the Chelsea Pitch Owners, therefore the move couldn’t go ahead unless the owners agreed to it, which they didn’t. Please read my comment properly this time and do your research
@@pedrogutierrez698 im a bit late by that isnt comparable, la liga attendances are far lower than the premier league despite spain having a higher population and less teams, barcelona and real madrid are outliers due to their cultural relevance as youll know (similar to celtic and rangers), and even they don't get anywhere near full capacity. The english league system goes much deeper than the spanish league system with 5 unregionalised leagues, so lower league teams take more fans away from top flight teams in comparison to us and spain. combine that with historical value of stadiums and that is why some stadiums arent all huge in england.
Remember London has 6 premiership clubs with another 7 clubs in the other professional leagues. 3 with capacity of over 60,000 with Chelsea planning to build a new 60,000 stadium as shown.. Also all these stadium's are all built with in the city so there are also restricted on size due to local planning permissions. Plus there is the national stadium Wembley which holds 90,000.
Football (soccer). Is about tradition, a lot of these teams have the money to upgrade but they don’t because their stadiums are literally historic monuments. And they don’t just move out to another city like American franchises do.
The stadiums over there are more Atmosphere and the history behind it not so much of how big it it’s. For example You could go to a A nfl game with huge stadium but it will never fill The atmosphere of a football ⚽️ game in the anfield and many other stadiums
It’s his reaction video. Where he gives his opinion on what he sees. He would’ve titled the video “appreciating English stadiums “ if he cared about their story and history in this situation🤷♂️ if he got a full detailed description about every stadium I’m sure he’d have mad respect for them. That’s not the case here. Let the man react
People just want him to know things like how old they are and the proportion of population compared to the US, which is very impressive when you think about it. There’s nothing wrong in telling him things like that, chill
Despite the capacity the atmosphere will always be incredible, and as for the new stadium thing vs the older historical stadiums, I think that is a very USA thing, here we much prefer the history attached to our clubs stadiums over fancy glass buildings, but that said a lot of your sports are very young, I think eventually you'll adapt a similar opinion
Something he needs to consider is that in England the team has to pay for their own stadium if they want to build a new one. Not like in the us where the city would pay for and build the stadium for the team.
Villa Park is one of the most venerated stadiums in football. It may not be an all singing all dancing modern stadium but its history with FA Cup semi finals, as well as being the home of one of the founders of the football league make it a place fans of all teams want to visit. According to Wes Edens owner of the Milwaukee Bucks before he bought Aston Villa he saw the stadium and said its history and place in football was similar to what Fenway Park is too baseball.
Hey Bronco, you should look at some of the EFL League Two stadiums (England’s fourth division, three leagues below the Premier League). You’ll get the shock of your life with some of them 😂 Appreciate you’re new to the sport, but a lot of the clubs in the UK have old, historical stadia that we love and hold dear as it’s where generations of our families have visited (a lot like Fenway Park). And truthfully, with over 100 professional football clubs in a population of 60M, only a handful of clubs (Man United, Liverpool, Arsenal) could justify having 80k+ capacity. Keep doing these videos mate, intrigued to hear your thoughts on our stadia 👍
A stadium is not cool just because some rich ass billionaire build a Pepsi State Farm Chucky Cheese Super Duper Dome. Over here in Europe it’s history and atmosphere. Nothing else. 20.000 football fans are louder than 100.000 Basketball Fans
If you really liked Tottenham Stadium, I recommend reacting to NFL pitch conversion videos of Tottenham Stadium. There’s literally another field underneath the football/soccer field at Tottenham Stadium for NFL games.
The argument is the stadiums are ALOT closer than any American football stadiums in reality. Burnley for example is a town of 75000 people with a 22500 stadium. Within 50 miles you have Man United, man City, leeds, Blackburn, Oldham, preston, Accrington, Blackpool, Fleetwood, Rochdale, Bury (RIP), Bradford, Huddersfield, Sheffield Wednesday, Sheffield United, Doncaster, Harrogate Town, , Rotherham, Barrow, Morecambe, Liverppol, Everton and Tranmere. That's only in the top 4 divisions with the attendances varying from around 4000 to 75000.
Branco the thing about these stadiums is that they are local teams. London alone has 13 professional teams so their local fanbase is not that huge. Sure there are stadiums that can support huge numbers in Premier League like Old Trafford but still 100k for a domestic team stadium is very huge. You don't need stadium with 100k seats if its not gonna be packed to create that atmosphere for the team. There are stadiums like Camp Nou which support 100k people but capacity hardly matters what matters is the atmosphere. you don't see fans chanting and singing songs for their team throughout the game in NBA or NFL as you commonly see in football.
I really really like all these old stadiums... there is so much history at those places. Fulhams Craven Cottage is one of my favourites. I don't like the new flying saucer look on all these new ones.
As teams can get relegated, smaller teams may prefer keeping the stadium small to reduce maintenance costs since they lose quite a chunk of money in lower divisions
You gotta remember the history and heritage behind these stadiums, some of them are almost 150 years old. They weren’t designed the way they look now, rather additions have been made over the years which is why most of them look lop-sided. It’s to preserve the history.
To be fair the Americans have like two decent stadiums in the whole state, one for college one for the NFL so the whole state has only two teams, in the UK theres stadiums in every town and some towns have two and some cities have three four or five so it doesn't even compare, a 90000 stadium with no atmosphere is stale AF a 10000 stadium with a good crowd is electric.
British stadiums are to go watch the match, American football stadiums have a lot of extras. Also look at the year these were built..some of them have been standing for decades.
some thing nobody has mentioned is the fact that in the NFL or NBA for instance, relegation is not on the cards. If a smaller premier league club payed for a brand new stadium and then was relegated, chances are the club would be put into large debt. It's something that isn't really worth the risk.
It’s not necessarily about the capacity, you need to realize clubs like Brighton , burnley,etc are village clubs and don’t need 80-100k capacity…If that were the case AT&T stadium from texas should be over 200k just saying
I'd much rather have a classic football stadium then one of the newer stadiums. The fans are closer and the atmosphere is much better in old stadiums. Pretty much every stadium built after the Emirates have shit atmosphere, Emirates included of course.
Tomorrow Bronco gonna take a tour of the white House (1800) and say it's too old, I can't appreciate the architecture, there's no modernism here, let's just break this down and build a new one. A few moments later.... Ends up in prison on charges of Treason. Dude appreciate these stadiums, most of them were built in 1800's and they still stand and are well maintained, most importantly still in use.
I really like your honest reactions, i really appreciate it. But u have to know, the reason why football/soccer stadiums have a small capacity then american football is bcuz there are so many football club in one country or even on one city. For example, london have more than 4 club. And the reason why football stadium is rectangle is bcuz it's england, European architecture man😂
This video didn't do Molineux justice at all lmao, one of the best atmospheres itl and actually looks good when packed with the fire and black & gold colours.
Man, you have to take in consideration the amount of people living in those cities vs. the amount of people in US cities where those NFL stadiums are 🤷🏽♂️ Why TF most of those premiere clubs would want a 100K capacity stadium?
Bronco I know these stadiums werent the most impressive but the UK is fairly small. You want something to compete with the U.S. check out the Liga MX (México) stadiums. Those are LIVE
Only 3 NFL stadiums are above 80k and the largest is 82,500 btw. They bad teams never sellout either and get blacked out on tv locally. Every single EPL stadium sells out every weekend.
Nah in 13:05 he is deffinetly talkin about american college football. The only place in Europe where college sport is kinda relevant is England and even the it doesn't compete with the pros.
Most English football clubs are nowhere near as rich as the NFL teams tbh, if they had a Billion dollars in their pocket they would defo build some bold ass stadiums. However! some of these tiny English stadiums have a way better atmosphere than some 80,000 seat NFL stadiums No doubt
Honestly I like Bronco’s honesty. He isn’t faking his reactions just to please people.
That’s why I watch this guy. Most Europeans here are just mad that he didn’t try to suck them off
Fr i love the honesty he puts in his videos he just says what he wants 😂
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Yeah I like it
And he's right tho USA stadiums are just better for some reason.
Unlike their sports
In terms of capacity you have to remember USA has like 300 million population whereas England is only 55 million so when you see the lower capacity that’s a major factor for example a 60k capacity stadium in England is equivalent to a 300k capacity stadium in the USA in respect to each other’s population (no disrespect just trying to educate you a bit more)
Not necessarily how it works ‘cause it all depends on metro areas in the US as there’s MANY with a population of over 1 Million along with just team’s fanbases in the US just being larger overall compared to the UK. Many teams have whole states that support them, regions even, or nationwide fanbases with the biggest teams(Cowboys, Lakers, Yankees, etc.) it’s nearly guaranteed every professional team has hundreds of thousands of fans, realistically at least over a million+ where every football team can fill out 60-80k football stadiums in the US
Edit: long story short, the US is spoiled with stadiums for a reason👀
Definitely not true, most of our country isn’t even populated. Your country is closer packed together meaning you have millions of people nearby, whereas in America you have to build them in heavily populated areas or else you’ll be stuck with no fans in a small town
@@jairosoto3445 you have way more populated cites than we do and that’s a fact we have a lot of cities but not too many of them are as densely populated as US cities
@@vidalrodriguez2001 in the uk though most of the time you support whatever football club is in your city so it’s only the big cities which have the biggest capacities and the uk has way less densely populated cities and a way lower population compared to the USA
@@andrewwood04 oh yeah I know that it’s very regionalized down to the city/city area level in the UK and with European football in general. The US has tens of metro areas the equivalent of the UK’s top 5 at least. My point was mainly that the US has so many big stadiums, and a standard in the MLB, MLS, and NBA of stadiums/arenas of 45-50k, 20k, and 20k capacities respectively just ‘cause there’s so many cities that can support multiple whole leagues of that size. Even though there are cities that struggle with that more than others in filling their stadiums.
Most English clubs stadium were built around 100 years ago (they have grown of course) but they are built surrounded by homes. Not in stadium districts like is common in the USA.
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@Susan Corr huh?
There’s no college football system here lol. European football is done through an academy system, not colleges
Bronco you gotta remember most of the English stadiums are old and classic so for us Brits these stadiums are class
Also proportion of population is important, English stadiums are actually much bigger proportional to the population, a testament to the universal popularity of the game
@@Flash4ML we have less teams then they do In there top leauges in any sport.
Bronco remember the state of Texas bigger than the whole UK, for them to have that many teams in one area with the population they have and how old them stadiums is, is very impressive to be filling 60k stadiums with the fact that most of the stadiums are very old n not modernized like the Tottenham stadium. There’s absolutely no chance they could compete with the US when it comes to how modern n flashy the country looks. You gotta remember England is only 1/4 of the UK n Texas is 5x bigger than the UK.
But England also has doubled the population
Wdym Texas is bigger than England?
@@MikeNj he means texas is larger in area than england, therefore they have more space to build big stadiums
@@jamiel8288 sorry I meant, "wdym Texas is bigger than the UK?"
@@atlelillerud6089the whole of the UK has 65m population that's true but it will fit into Texas 4 times and England is 55m but their are 22 teams in the premiership plus 3 more professional divisions and each division has 24teams so the premiership is fighting for supporters from 72 teams plus the other 21 teams in the premiership = 93 teams. Oh a better fit for the UK is it's approximately the same size as Alabama
People forget that bronco is still new to the sport compared to yall, and its not even about the history of the stadium its about appearance, hes just rating them to how he looks at them, id say cut him a little bit of slack its only an opinion
Stop being so sensitive
@@r0wlande ur the one being sensitive
Can’t believe I’ve just heard a Liverpool fan say anfield was aight🤣🤣
That's because he isn't an actual fan
@@johnshore6721 that’s not fair
It’s because we are American. Our stadiums for high school is sometimes bigger than a football club in England. Just look at the stadiums for high school in Texas, where he is from
@@emmahosas8616 so what, I'm wrong am I, could he name a club legend or an exciting prospect, because I think he couldn't.
@@jairosoto3445 the amount of people a stadium holds, is irrelevant to wheather or not it's a good or bad stadium
I lost it when he said “that’s a stadium” when a picture of the glass Crystal Palace was shown😂 He fully though it was a stadium. 5:59
1:31 Arsenal - Emirates Stadium
2:22 Aston Villa - Villa Park
3:02 Brighton - American Express Community Stadium
3:45 Burnley - Turf Moor
4:36 Chelsea - Stamford Bridge
5:37 Crystal Palace - Selhurst Park
6:29 Everton - Goodison Park
7:26 Leeds United - Elland Road
8:13 Leicester City - King Power Stadium
9:08 Liverpool - Anfield
10:01 Manchester City - Etihad Stadium
12:03 Newcastle United -St James Park
13:12 Norwich - Carrow Road
14:03 Southampton - St Mary's Stadium
14:44 Spurs - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
16:11 Watford - Vicarage Road
17:03 West Ham - London Stadium
18:07 Wolves - Molineux Stadium
19:20 Brentford - Brentford Community Stadium
To the people who are in a hurry
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Something interesting that I haven’t seen anyone mention is some building regulations in the UK that influence how stadiums look there. In La Liga Real Madrid’s and Barcelona’s stadiums are very big, 90k and 100k I think, but English stadiums rarely exceed 60-70k people. One of the reasons for this is that in England stadiums are required to have no seats open to the (very frequent) rain, by law there must be a canopy over top, which limits designs and capacity
Yeah correction, Real Madrid stadium has 81 000 but it will be 85-90 000 after renovation as you can see a new long stand being installed in the east side of Bernabeu. Camp Nou holds just about 100k
the stadiums are heat. Also, you should probably react to Diego Lainez, he is talented
facts
I second this! He needs to react to him
@@aldomartinez421 exactly
I will do this nonstop until he reacts
Even someone with a usmnt pfp can appreciate lainez 🤣🤣🤣
Elton John in the Beatles killed me bro 😂😂😂
I appreciate your honesty bronco🔥
Did you know Tottenhams stadium can change to an NFL pitch?
And The Inside Is Insane Too.
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Who the f---k cares that's a minus in my view
@@anthonymitchell8893 i totally agree that it’s a minus, but he’s American and might find it interesting.
You have to remember that an NFL team only has 9 home games a season, and may be 100s of miles from the next NFL stadium.
You can walk from Liverpool's stadium to Everton's, and they play 19 home games a season, plus cup and european games.
Not to mention the US has 5 times the population.................
There isn’t a need for Premier League stadiums to be as big as NFL stadiums. England has a population of 55.2m people, USA has 329.5m people. The US is also 40x bigger than the U.K., so there’s more room for large stadiums.
Alaska, Texas, Oregon, Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, California and Michigan are all larger than the U.K. . Michigan and Wyoming are only slightly bigger, so to put this video into perspective, imagine all of these stadiums being in either of those states. For those reasons, I don’t think Premier League and NFL stadiums can be truly compared
so what Camp Nou fits 100k and Santiago Bernabue fits almost 90k not only people in england go watch these games sometimes people from all over the world go watch games in England and other countries.
@@pedrogutierrez698 you didn’t read my comment properly… Spain is twice as big as the U.K., so obviously they have more room to have bigger stadiums. Yes, tourists go to games, but a club isn’t gonna add an extra 50k seats to reach 100k for tourists and to be as big as an NFL stadium. A club’s stadium size is based on:
Size of their fan base
Geographical limitations
How much money they want to spend
For example, Stamford Bridge hasn’t been expanded, since it’s not geographically possible. Stamford Bridge sits right next to a train track, and there are laws in place that prevent buildings and structures of a certain height to be next to that track. That’s why Chelsea wanted to relocate to and transform Battersea Power Station into a new stadium, but Stamford Bridge’s pitch is owned by the Chelsea Pitch Owners, therefore the move couldn’t go ahead unless the owners agreed to it, which they didn’t.
Please read my comment properly this time and do your research
@@pedrogutierrez698 im a bit late by that isnt comparable, la liga attendances are far lower than the premier league despite spain having a higher population and less teams, barcelona and real madrid are outliers due to their cultural relevance as youll know (similar to celtic and rangers), and even they don't get anywhere near full capacity. The english league system goes much deeper than the spanish league system with 5 unregionalised leagues, so lower league teams take more fans away from top flight teams in comparison to us and spain. combine that with historical value of stadiums and that is why some stadiums arent all huge in england.
Man had the Audacity to call Elton John one of the Beatles, LMAOOO
Love your honesty man. Most reactors will fake it to please the British fans.
Remember London has 6 premiership clubs with another 7 clubs in the other professional leagues. 3 with capacity of over 60,000 with Chelsea planning to build a new 60,000 stadium as shown.. Also all these stadium's are all built with in the city so there are also restricted on size due to local planning permissions. Plus there is the national stadium Wembley which holds 90,000.
5:09 my guy violated the pug too🥲
Elton John wasn’t in the Beatles. The Beatles were John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Star.
Its a learning process for Bronco. Population and the history/heritage factor is big in the difference between stadiums in the UK and the US.
Football (soccer). Is about tradition, a lot of these teams have the money to upgrade but they don’t because their stadiums are literally historic monuments. And they don’t just move out to another city like American franchises do.
just saw the video cuz u were wearing my team's shirt in the miniature u r a boss man
The problem with prem stadiums is that they are old, also maybe react to la liga stadiums if you enjoyed this one
Yeah, LA liga stadiums are more modern.
Some people like the old skooool
The stadiums over there are more Atmosphere and the history behind it not so much of how big it it’s. For example You could go to a A nfl game with huge stadium but it will never fill The atmosphere of a football ⚽️ game in the anfield and many other stadiums
exactly not much atmosphere at USA games
It’s his reaction video. Where he gives his opinion on what he sees. He would’ve titled the video “appreciating English stadiums “ if he cared about their story and history in this situation🤷♂️ if he got a full detailed description about every stadium I’m sure he’d have mad respect for them. That’s not the case here. Let the man react
People just want him to know things like how old they are and the proportion of population compared to the US, which is very impressive when you think about it. There’s nothing wrong in telling him things like that, chill
Despite the capacity the atmosphere will always be incredible, and as for the new stadium thing vs the older historical stadiums, I think that is a very USA thing, here we much prefer the history attached to our clubs stadiums over fancy glass buildings, but that said a lot of your sports are very young, I think eventually you'll adapt a similar opinion
These "ugly" stadiums were build before USA had sports!
Plus American football teams change stadiums 3very couple of decades or so
The la liga stadiums have cooler stadiums with a bigger capacity for the most part
You should react to best football stadiums in Europe, because they have some fire stadiums.
Something he needs to consider is that in England the team has to pay for their own stadium if they want to build a new one. Not like in the us where the city would pay for and build the stadium for the team.
you should react to every stadium in futbol, paris and bayren stadiums will blow you away
Lmao Bronco everything over there is old and built on tradition. Over here we like shiny new things that last 5 years
Villa Park is one of the most venerated stadiums in football. It may not be an all singing all dancing modern stadium but its history with FA Cup semi finals, as well as being the home of one of the founders of the football league make it a place fans of all teams want to visit. According to Wes Edens owner of the Milwaukee Bucks before he bought Aston Villa he saw the stadium and said its history and place in football was similar to what Fenway Park is too baseball.
Elton John wasn’t in The Beatles bro 😭😭😭 you’re thinking of John Lennon
Check out the largest stadiums across europe not only the Uk. Loved the vid bro
I’m from Texas and he ain’t lying I’ve seen some high school stadiums bigger then a couple premier league stadiums
Hey Bronco, you should look at some of the EFL League Two stadiums (England’s fourth division, three leagues below the Premier League). You’ll get the shock of your life with some of them 😂 Appreciate you’re new to the sport, but a lot of the clubs in the UK have old, historical stadia that we love and hold dear as it’s where generations of our families have visited (a lot like Fenway Park). And truthfully, with over 100 professional football clubs in a population of 60M, only a handful of clubs (Man United, Liverpool, Arsenal) could justify having 80k+ capacity. Keep doing these videos mate, intrigued to hear your thoughts on our stadia 👍
I’d rather have a smaller stadium with an atmosphere over the larger ones.
Newcastle is about to have a 300,000 capacity stadium
bruh newcastle's population isn't even 300,000
@@user-lw5op5bj7d it will soon the new fake fans
Bronco Please react to Gianluigi Buffon as he is widely considered as the Greatest Goalkeeper of all time
PS. Newcastle are now the richest club in world football, very rich Saudi owners took over this past week..
Dude straight up said Villa Park ugly😂😂he aint even waste no time 😂😂 💔
Remember most of the stadiums were built for standing in England used to have big crowds but had to go to all seater stadium
A stadium is not cool just because some rich ass billionaire build a Pepsi State Farm Chucky Cheese Super Duper Dome.
Over here in Europe it’s history and atmosphere. Nothing else.
20.000 football fans are louder than 100.000 Basketball Fans
bang on mate USA can not compare in atmosphere to England wish this joker could come over and sample the difference
Most stadiums in the UK are in built up area's next to people's homes and are very old unlike the states 60,000 is a massive ground for the UK
If you really liked Tottenham Stadium, I recommend reacting to NFL pitch conversion videos of Tottenham Stadium. There’s literally another field underneath the football/soccer field at Tottenham Stadium for NFL games.
You may think that the Manchester City stadium is good, but they can’t fill it with fans. They have more empty seats than they have fans.
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16:50 That's my youth team! Weird to think Bronco has now heard of them hahaha
There are bigger football/Soccer stadiums that aren’t in the Prem, like Camp Nou, Estadio Azteca, and more that hold over 100k
Neither of those stadiums hold over 100,000. Not anymore at least.
React to top 10 most incredible future stadiums from their channel its fire 🔥
Tottenham stadium was also built to house American football for the nfl games in London that’s probably why u like it so much
to be fair it is risky to drop multi millions on a stadium if you are not guaranteed to play 1st league football
Are the nfl stadiums always full when the play is on ?
The argument is the stadiums are ALOT closer than any American football stadiums in reality. Burnley for example is a town of 75000 people with a 22500 stadium. Within 50 miles you have Man United, man City, leeds, Blackburn, Oldham, preston, Accrington, Blackpool, Fleetwood, Rochdale, Bury (RIP), Bradford, Huddersfield, Sheffield Wednesday, Sheffield United, Doncaster, Harrogate Town, , Rotherham, Barrow, Morecambe, Liverppol, Everton and Tranmere. That's only in the top 4 divisions with the attendances varying from around 4000 to 75000.
Branco the thing about these stadiums is that they are local teams. London alone has 13 professional teams so their local fanbase is not that huge. Sure there are stadiums that can support huge numbers in Premier League like Old Trafford but still 100k for a domestic team stadium is very huge. You don't need stadium with 100k seats if its not gonna be packed to create that atmosphere for the team.
There are stadiums like Camp Nou which support 100k people but capacity hardly matters what matters is the atmosphere. you don't see fans chanting and singing songs for their team throughout the game in NBA or NFL as you commonly see in football.
You should react to the best Football Stadiums in the world or the best stadiums in the MLS
I really really like all these old stadiums... there is so much history at those places. Fulhams Craven Cottage is one of my favourites. I don't like the new flying saucer look on all these new ones.
As teams can get relegated, smaller teams may prefer keeping the stadium small to reduce maintenance costs since they lose quite a chunk of money in lower divisions
You gotta remember the history and heritage behind these stadiums, some of them are almost 150 years old.
They weren’t designed the way they look now, rather additions have been made over the years which is why most of them look lop-sided. It’s to preserve the history.
To be fair the Americans have like two decent stadiums in the whole state, one for college one for the NFL so the whole state has only two teams, in the UK theres stadiums in every town and some towns have two and some cities have three four or five so it doesn't even compare, a 90000 stadium with no atmosphere is stale AF a 10000 stadium with a good crowd is electric.
You should react to memo ochoa
saves since he's your goalkeeper in your career mode
British stadiums are to go watch the match, American football stadiums have a lot of extras. Also look at the year these were built..some of them have been standing for decades.
This made me laugh not gonna lie
Bronco pls react to “dont forget the brilliance of phillpie coutinho” he was as saucy as neymar ( not saying coutinho is as good as neymar )
Coutinho was a beast in his prime but never close to neymar 🤣 with all due respect
He had the sauce when he was in Liverpool but never on the level of neymar
Not even close
@@sebasreacts4614 i didnt meant to say that way im just saying he was as saucy as neymar but neymar hit differwnt thats all
@@abTOTY didnt mean to say it that way
you need too react too premier league intros they are the best!
some thing nobody has mentioned is the fact that in the NFL or NBA for instance, relegation is not on the cards. If a smaller premier league club payed for a brand new stadium and then was relegated, chances are the club would be put into large debt. It's something that isn't really worth the risk.
Newcastle might get a new stadium now with the new owners lol
The Tottenham stadium is where NFL English games are played it’s amazing
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They missing out on Barca's stadium, Bayern Munich's stadium, Real and Athletico Madrid stadium. Those fire.
The biggest attendance in football history is 173,850 in Maracana stadium in Brazil Rio de Janeiro
Of course he likes the Etihad and Tottenham stadium, he's probably used to all the soulless bowls in American sports
If you call tottenham stadium soulless you’re clueless
Lol bruh they are the best looking stadiums in the league
His reaction is condescending which is kinda disappointing.
It’s not necessarily about the capacity, you need to realize clubs like Brighton , burnley,etc are village clubs and don’t need 80-100k capacity…If that were the case AT&T stadium from texas should be over 200k just saying
Love the video
I'd much rather have a classic football stadium then one of the newer stadiums. The fans are closer and the atmosphere is much better in old stadiums. Pretty much every stadium built after the Emirates have shit atmosphere, Emirates included of course.
Dude thinks size = quality. Sad really.
Tomorrow Bronco gonna take a tour of the white House (1800) and say it's too old, I can't appreciate the architecture, there's no modernism here, let's just break this down and build a new one. A few moments later.... Ends up in prison on charges of Treason.
Dude appreciate these stadiums, most of them were built in 1800's and they still stand and are well maintained, most importantly still in use.
I really like your honest reactions, i really appreciate it.
But u have to know, the reason why football/soccer stadiums have a small capacity then american football is bcuz there are so many football club in one country or even on one city. For example, london have more than 4 club. And the reason why football stadium is rectangle is bcuz it's england, European architecture man😂
Typical American just wants to see a massive eyesore of a stadium that seats 100,000
You should react to Bundesliga Stadiums, they have the best in Europe imo.
You have to react to worldcup 22 stadiums in qatar those stadiums are madd
Man called the la rams stadium chargers stadium. Bronco they renters! 🤣
These smaller clubs can’t afford getting a fancy stadium when they can get relegated man 😂
Historical stadium's the best vibes
ATHLETIC CLUB DE BILBAO!! La camiseta más bonita de todas!! ⚪🔴🦁
This video didn't do Molineux justice at all lmao, one of the best atmospheres itl and actually looks good when packed with the fire and black & gold colours.
Do top 10 liga mx stadiums next
Man, you have to take in consideration the amount of people living in those cities vs. the amount of people in US cities where those NFL stadiums are 🤷🏽♂️
Why TF most of those premiere clubs would want a 100K capacity stadium?
Bronco the Spurs stadium has the ability to turn into an NFL stadium
Bronco I know these stadiums werent the most impressive but the UK is fairly small. You want something to compete with the U.S. check out the Liga MX (México) stadiums. Those are LIVE
How about a video about Scottish football stadiums? Scotland has some big and relatively small stadia.
you should do world wide stadiums not just the premier league
You should react to stadiums in the other leagues aswell
please react to La Liga stadiums
or MLS stadiums
or Bundesliga stadiums
Only 3 NFL stadiums are above 80k and the largest is 82,500 btw. They bad teams never sellout either and get blacked out on tv locally. Every single EPL stadium sells out every weekend.
Nah in 13:05 he is deffinetly talkin about american college football. The only place in Europe where college sport is kinda relevant is England and even the it doesn't compete with the pros.
Maybe you should react to big club stadiums only
Most English football clubs are nowhere near as rich as the NFL teams tbh, if they had a Billion dollars in their pocket they would defo build some bold ass stadiums. However! some of these tiny English stadiums have a way better atmosphere than some 80,000 seat NFL stadiums No doubt