About the fences: In most Stadiums, there are also fenced-in areas, so fans cant fight...Mostly works... Another thing: When the rivals of my team play here against us, their fans get escorted back to the train station by a lot of police in full riot gear, so there arent any fights outside the stadium...
You can go literally to any city in Europe and you will find stuff like that. Each city have their team, some big cities have different teams too. Even small cities and small clubs have a big fanbase, because in Europe people doesn't only go to watch the matches, they go to support the team that have been part of the city for more than 100 years in some cases, and to show pride for them own land. Althought you can find good atmospheres in every match, the craziest crowdes doesn't happen for all games, It usually happens for important matches like decisive matches for the club, european level matches and derbies. A derby is when two teams from the same city play against each other. Normally there's a big rivalry between teams from same city, and the hole city goes crazy during the derby day. Also some teams from different cities have historical rivalries. Sometimes can be dangerous as well, see Partizan vs Red Star or Hajduk Split vs Dinamo Zagreb for example, but there are thousand of matches that can be very violent. In Spain, where Im from, we have different rivalries like Sevilla-Betis or Celta de Vigo-Deportivo de la Coruña, that when teams plays against each other there's a big atmosphere around the city, and the stadium goes full of supporters prepared to encourage them teams. In El Clasico, when the two biggest teams, Barcelona and Real Madrid play against each other, there's also a huge atmospheres in the cities, but big teams in the latests years sold the spirit of this matches and nowadays the stadium for this event is full of tourists, that doesn't care that much about the passion for the team.
Hi brother, I’m also an ultra at a football club from the Netherlands. Sometimes the firework is already in the stadium before the game. Or we all get it in. Put it in our shoes, underwear where they don’t search you. It’s illegal but we say: no pyro no party. You have also Hooligans. They come for the fights. You might need to react to that also. They fight other hooligans groups from other cities. Not even at the stadium but also in the woods.
Thanks for the insight on that. No pyro no party:D I figured it was illegal but you never know! I'll look into a Hooligans video. Any recommendations there?
@@tylertheamerican1858 You can watch the football docu from Vice: Soccer Hooligans from Russia. I’ll search for another great one. In each countrey hooliganism is different. Greek hooligans are way more different than English, German of Dutch.
That "small stadium" at Leeds has a capacity of 37792. The one at the beginning is A field on Liverpool. Capacity 53394. Visible across the park is Goodison Park, capacity 39572. We have multiple stadia like these. There are 92 professional football clubs in the English League and Premier League. The EPL has an average attendance of 40000 per game in a 760 game season. England is the size of Louisiana. On the whole, you support your home club until death. That club is part of the community and will never relocate,(Looking at you Raiders and Rams). To loosely paraphrase the great Liverpool manager Bill Shankley: "Some people say that football is a matter of life and death. I can assure you it's much more important than that." For the record, US collegiate sport IS professional sports. The players are receiving a financial incentive to play in the form of scholarships. Sport in UK universities is strictly an amateur pastime,even if some do go on to be pro.
I'm from near Glasgow and a Celtic fan . Football literally is a religion here . We have the biggest crowds per head of population worldwide. In Glasgow, both Celtic and Rangers average between 50,000 to 60,000 every game. Sport is a pastime in the USA , I find it ridiculous that NFL teams just up and move city and everyone turns up to watch the new team as if they were lifelong fans.
@@TheAlja i know, but that doesnt take away from the over all football culture , RB has it's claws in many teams atm , but still it doesnt change the deeep deep cultural passion we have
I liked your enthusiasm and have Subscribed.I am in my 7th decade of attending(what was) my local team in South East London. We moved grounds HALF A MILE 29 years ago and older fans still have not forgiven them. Before Football became 24/7 on TV all throughout' the year (it seems) most fans supported their local teams but with mass exposure and concentration on the glamour Clubs and the stronger emphasis on WINNING trophies and easier transport then it is more 50/50 now, split between your local Club and the major teams(though Manchester United ALWAYS had fans from all over)
@@A.M999 Not a "Good Morning" for you AM " You know ASSumptions male an ASS of you, in this case. What are you talking about? The team that I am in my SEVENTH decade of attending are in THe Championship in SOUTH EAST LONDON..
Netherlands here. We are more outspoken and free doing that. Just be you and yes we are sort of crazy. Love it to be me 44 now not in the middle but if i came there no problem mate.
Its funny that you upload videos from both basket and football from Greece and you like the tunes. But me as a Greek who understands the chants i laugh because its all about swearing the opponents, their cities, their families etc. We are very, very passionate about our supporting teams and sometimes we cross the red line of passion and becomes a riot against the cops or the rival supporters. Due to these riots fans are forbidden to travel to other cities. Sometimes the atmosphere is magic, but sometimes it gets really wild.
The heart is not from an amarican. Im german, so im by your side. They will never ever feel the passion. You got it in your blood or not. Good for all. God will judge us.
The ”hypeman” is called a ”capo” he is the one who instructs what chants to sing and when its time to change chants etc. and its not anyone can do it, the capo is a member of an ultras group for that team
In european football its not unusual for people to get killed in football games, here in sweden my team djurgården a family who supported djurgården got killed by the rivals and this happens very often just not here in Sweden
Same happened here in Slovenia also, but usually they just organize fights between hooligans, fist fights, knife incidents are really rare, but it happens, first one team kill one of our city supporters, and then year or two later they revange him with killing one of the opponents hooligans. Stupidity but its not that this is daily occurance, 20years/2murders and thats it
The football season in europe starts in August till May. Every second years is a world cup or a European Cup. Bad example, 2022 ist the world cup in quatar from november 21st to december 18th. this is just for this world world, cause it would be to hot to play in quatar from mid june to mid july, when to WC noramly takes place. The World Cup in Qatar is a very controversial competition as Qatar does not represent the value they want to represent with world football. Openness towards religions, sexuality or gender identity. On top of that, the World Cup was bought. Normally, a lot is drawn from a pot full of applicants to determine which country will host the World Cup. The evidence is actually open that this was not the case with this World Cup and with previous World Cups. In addition, many people lost their lives during the construction of the stadiums and had to live in subhuman conditions for years in order to earn money and feed their families in their home countries. Clubs season: August to May with a winter break that each league decides for itself. International Cups: June to July, WC and EC alternately every year with even diggets at the end. 2022 WC, 2024 EC, 2026 WC yada yada. edit: the big difference to US sport and why I can doubt you that you see stuff like that in the states. This Chants, this passion starts before the game starts and goes till the games ends, sometimes even longer. There are just rare moments that the fants are not singing. The chants are coming from the fans, espacially the ultras, not of any speakers, cause its not common to play music in the game in europe. There are unwritten rules, like that you dont leave the stadium till the game is over, no matter how its going. It doesnt depend in which league (europe has way different league systems like in US sports) from the 1st division to the 4th, 5th of lower. I personaly know people that spent there whole vacation days to watch there teams away games. To Sing, shout, fight for the win with passion, energy and giving 1000% are totaly normale in EU sports also if you have to edure sorrow at times when the club sucks are. You really can not compare Ultras in EU Football with some college kids who dance if a song comes from the speakers or any videowalls tell you.
Hi can you react we were revolutionaries inter milan fans by copa90( is a video about italian inter fans during lockdown)(and tells what ultras do for the team) Or Top 10 ultras italy by ultras avanti
Nearly fell of my seat when you asked if football is serious in Scotland? Have you never heard of the Old Firm? The atmosphere at Celtic v Rangers/Rangers vCeltic is Volatile! Football is a religion here, it's ALL we talk about! A British Diplomat sitting with you would also have fallen of his seat laughing at what you said! When Celtic play Rangers politics and religion are DRAGGED into the scene! The World Cup, every 4 yrs, is a few weeks away and is THE biggest individual sport event in the world! Billions around the world will watch a fantastic mix of different football culture's! It all started in 1930 pausing only for WW2! The USA hosted it in 1994 and you had no idea what you were getting to host!
Hey buddy react to pompey fans chants by T B F Good reaction by the way. Your understand our way of life at some point as Football isnt just a sport its a religion
It looks like war.. yes it is like a war, our deep football culture ALL OVER Europe,where clubs are over 100 years, we have more than 1 club in our towns, and they have been " at war" with eachother for decades... in America it's a show, halftime or between quarters and stuff, in Europe the supporters ARE the show
Watch (What is AFL ) Australian Football League. This is not NFL , Soccer,or Rugby. AFL is a Australian home gown football different to all other football leagues, very fast pace game . 18 players on each side and 4 suds so 36 players on the field at one time.w
You see some of the jumping around and things like that at large university sporting events (basketball and American football). Definitely not anything as extreme and passionate as most of the stuff in these videos but there are a few cool traditions in the states.
when you said "we have this in college sport" i started laughing, trust me you do not have something close to european football fans :D
yeah they think college crowds are like european and south american ultras 🤣
Just let him believe in it, don't destroy the American dreamers 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂🇮🇪❤️
Dude has no clue hahahah
"I didn't know football was big in Scotland."
As someone from Glasgow, hearing this honestly astonished me lmao
About the fences: In most Stadiums, there are also fenced-in areas, so fans cant fight...Mostly works...
Another thing: When the rivals of my team play here against us, their fans get escorted back to the train station by a lot of police in full riot gear, so there arent any fights outside the stadium...
We have this in college sport is the most erroneous and laughable statement in the history of RUclips.
You’re not wrong :D
You can go literally to any city in Europe and you will find stuff like that. Each city have their team, some big cities have different teams too. Even small cities and small clubs have a big fanbase, because in Europe people doesn't only go to watch the matches, they go to support the team that have been part of the city for more than 100 years in some cases, and to show pride for them own land. Althought you can find good atmospheres in every match, the craziest crowdes doesn't happen for all games, It usually happens for important matches like decisive matches for the club, european level matches and derbies. A derby is when two teams from the same city play against each other. Normally there's a big rivalry between teams from same city, and the hole city goes crazy during the derby day. Also some teams from different cities have historical rivalries. Sometimes can be dangerous as well, see Partizan vs Red Star or Hajduk Split vs Dinamo Zagreb for example, but there are thousand of matches that can be very violent.
In Spain, where Im from, we have different rivalries like Sevilla-Betis or Celta de Vigo-Deportivo de la Coruña, that when teams plays against each other there's a big atmosphere around the city, and the stadium goes full of supporters prepared to encourage them teams. In El Clasico, when the two biggest teams, Barcelona and Real Madrid play against each other, there's also a huge atmospheres in the cities, but big teams in the latests years sold the spirit of this matches and nowadays the stadium for this event is full of tourists, that doesn't care that much about the passion for the team.
Hi brother, I’m also an ultra at a football club from the Netherlands.
Sometimes the firework is already in the stadium before the game.
Or we all get it in.
Put it in our shoes, underwear where they don’t search you.
It’s illegal but we say: no pyro no party.
You have also Hooligans.
They come for the fights.
You might need to react to that also.
They fight other hooligans groups from other cities.
Not even at the stadium but also in the woods.
Thanks for the insight on that. No pyro no party:D I figured it was illegal but you never know! I'll look into a Hooligans video. Any recommendations there?
@@tylertheamerican1858 You can watch the football docu from Vice: Soccer Hooligans from Russia.
I’ll search for another great one.
In each countrey hooliganism is different.
Greek hooligans are way more different than English, German of Dutch.
I'll definitely check this out. Probably won't react to it on my channel but I'm definitely going to watch. This is so interesting to me.
@@tylertheamerican1858 Your welcome
@@tylertheamerican1858 Americans fans are lazy. they couldn't sing and jump for 2 hours straight
That "small stadium" at Leeds has a capacity of 37792. The one at the beginning is A field on Liverpool. Capacity 53394. Visible across the park is Goodison Park, capacity 39572. We have multiple stadia like these. There are 92 professional football clubs in the English League and Premier League. The EPL has an average attendance of 40000 per game in a 760 game season. England is the size of Louisiana.
On the whole, you support your home club until death. That club is part of the community and will never relocate,(Looking at you Raiders and Rams). To loosely paraphrase the great Liverpool manager Bill Shankley:
"Some people say that football is a matter of life and death. I can assure you it's much more important than that."
For the record, US collegiate sport IS professional sports. The players are receiving a financial incentive to play in the form of scholarships. Sport in UK universities is strictly an amateur pastime,even if some do go on to be pro.
I'm from near Glasgow and a Celtic fan . Football literally is a religion here . We have the biggest crowds per head of population worldwide. In Glasgow, both Celtic and Rangers average between 50,000 to 60,000 every game.
Sport is a pastime in the USA , I find it ridiculous that NFL teams just up and move city and everyone turns up to watch the new team as if they were lifelong fans.
Thers no Culture, it's all franchises....Im from denmark and our football culture is just like yours.. or should we say ..like any European country ,
@@Galantus1964 Well, i am from germany and we have ... RB Leipzig. Thanks stupid drink company, thats not how a club is supposed to be done.
@@TheAlja i know, but that doesnt take away from the over all football culture , RB has it's claws in many teams atm , but still it doesnt change the deeep deep cultural passion we have
I liked your enthusiasm and have Subscribed.I am in my 7th decade of attending(what was) my local team in South East London. We moved grounds HALF A MILE 29 years ago and older fans still have not forgiven them. Before Football became 24/7 on TV all throughout' the year (it seems) most fans supported their local teams but with mass exposure and concentration on the glamour Clubs and the stronger emphasis on WINNING trophies and easier transport then it is more 50/50 now, split between your local Club and the major teams(though Manchester United ALWAYS had fans from all over)
Interesting. I appreciate the perspective and am happy to have your support! Next time I'm in London I may have to check out your local team!
2-1 In your cup final 2-1 in your cup final 2-1 in your cup final 2-1
@@A.M999 Not a "Good Morning" for you AM "
You know ASSumptions male an ASS of you, in this case.
What are you talking about? The team that I am in my SEVENTH decade of attending are in THe Championship in SOUTH EAST LONDON..
Netherlands here. We are more outspoken and free doing that. Just be you and yes we are sort of crazy. Love it to be me 44 now not in the middle but if i came there no problem mate.
Its funny that you upload videos from both basket and football from Greece and you like the tunes. But me as a Greek who understands the chants i laugh because its all about swearing the opponents, their cities, their families etc. We are very, very passionate about our supporting teams and sometimes we cross the red line of passion and becomes a riot against the cops or the rival supporters. Due to these riots fans are forbidden to travel to other cities. Sometimes the atmosphere is magic, but sometimes it gets really wild.
The heart is not from an amarican. Im german, so im by your side. They will never ever feel the passion. You got it in your blood or not. Good for all. God will judge us.
Nice reaction
The ”hypeman” is called a ”capo” he is the one who instructs what chants to sing and when its time to change chants etc. and its not anyone can do it, the capo is a member of an ultras group for that team
Rapid Wien ALLEZ
No Pyro no party 😂🦅🦅🦅
In european football its not unusual for people to get killed in football games, here in sweden my team djurgården a family who supported djurgården got killed by the rivals and this happens very often just not here in Sweden
That’s crazy!
Same happened here in Slovenia also, but usually they just organize fights between hooligans, fist fights, knife incidents are really rare, but it happens, first one team kill one of our city supporters, and then year or two later they revange him with killing one of the opponents hooligans. Stupidity but its not that this is daily occurance, 20years/2murders and thats it
The football season in europe starts in August till May. Every second years is a world cup or a European Cup. Bad example, 2022 ist the world cup in quatar from november 21st to december 18th. this is just for this world world, cause it would be to hot to play in quatar from mid june to mid july, when to WC noramly takes place. The World Cup in Qatar is a very controversial competition as Qatar does not represent the value they want to represent with world football. Openness towards religions, sexuality or gender identity. On top of that, the World Cup was bought. Normally, a lot is drawn from a pot full of applicants to determine which country will host the World Cup. The evidence is actually open that this was not the case with this World Cup and with previous World Cups. In addition, many people lost their lives during the construction of the stadiums and had to live in subhuman conditions for years in order to earn money and feed their families in their home countries.
Clubs season: August to May with a winter break that each league decides for itself.
International Cups: June to July, WC and EC alternately every year with even diggets at the end. 2022 WC, 2024 EC, 2026 WC yada yada.
edit: the big difference to US sport and why I can doubt you that you see stuff like that in the states. This Chants, this passion starts before the game starts and goes till the games ends, sometimes even longer. There are just rare moments that the fants are not singing. The chants are coming from the fans, espacially the ultras, not of any speakers, cause its not common to play music in the game in europe. There are unwritten rules, like that you dont leave the stadium till the game is over, no matter how its going. It doesnt depend in which league (europe has way different league systems like in US sports) from the 1st division to the 4th, 5th of lower. I personaly know people that spent there whole vacation days to watch there teams away games. To Sing, shout, fight for the win with passion, energy and giving 1000% are totaly normale in EU sports also if you have to edure sorrow at times when the club sucks are. You really can not compare Ultras in EU Football with some college kids who dance if a song comes from the speakers or any videowalls tell you.
Are you joking? Holy shit. U don't see this in America. Never ever.
London,England has more Professional Football Clubs than any other City iin the World, 13 ,in total so rivalry can be very intense.
Hi can you react
we were revolutionaries inter milan fans by copa90( is a video about italian inter fans during lockdown)(and tells what ultras do for the team)
Or
Top 10 ultras italy by ultras avanti
Sure! I can definitely react to at least one of those. Which of the two do you recommend first?
@@tylertheamerican1858 the first
@@tylertheamerican1858 when tou think you drop the vifeo
I can have it up in the next hour or two. Feel free to subscribe so you don't miss it:D
React to "best ultras chants with lyrics and translations part 1"
Nearly fell of my seat when you asked if football is serious in Scotland? Have you never heard of the Old Firm? The atmosphere at Celtic v Rangers/Rangers vCeltic is Volatile! Football is a religion here, it's ALL we talk about! A British Diplomat sitting with you would also have fallen of his seat laughing at what you said! When Celtic play Rangers politics and religion are DRAGGED into the scene! The World Cup, every 4 yrs, is a few weeks away and is THE biggest individual sport event in the world! Billions around the world will watch a fantastic mix of different football culture's! It all started in 1930 pausing only for WW2! The USA hosted it in 1994 and you had no idea what you were getting to host!
Hey buddy react to pompey fans chants by T B F
Good reaction by the way. Your understand our way of life at some point as Football isnt just a sport its a religion
Just to understand a little bit of football atmosphere and what's behind it, watch All Or Nothing: Arsenal series
It looks like war.. yes it is like a war, our deep football culture ALL OVER Europe,where clubs are over 100 years, we have more than 1 club in our towns, and they have been " at war" with eachother for decades... in America it's a show, halftime or between quarters and stuff, in Europe the supporters ARE the show
Watch (What is AFL ) Australian Football League. This is not NFL , Soccer,or Rugby. AFL is a Australian home gown football different to all other football leagues, very fast pace game . 18 players on each side and 4 suds so 36 players on the field at one time.w
Might react to this Friday! Sounds cool. Thanks for the suggestion!
How do I not believe you when you said you see things like this in America if so what sport have you seen things like you see every weekend in Europe
You see some of the jumping around and things like that at large university sporting events (basketball and American football). Definitely not anything as extreme and passionate as most of the stuff in these videos but there are a few cool traditions in the states.
They put flares in their pants so security dont catch them
Yes, or they hide it on the stadium day two before the game
BS nothing like tjis usa
Nice video from a PAOK fan. You can check out Greek ultras ( are these the most intimidating fans from copa 90) 🖤🤍