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I've noticed that English fans and media tend to just hate anything fun about the game.
It's just a lot of over policing some things that aren't traditional sometimes, but that comes from a good place of trying to preserve the integrity of football as a representation of a local community's culture. Granted, some of it is also rooted in toxic masculinity and xenophobia, but if globalisation hadn't done so much damage already to English football I think most younger people at least would be open minded.
A nation that boils meat might not have the best tastes
People sure do love thier sweeping generalisations of the English huh, epecially when it comes to football
Without globalization English football would hardly even exist. Do you really prefer being a local farmers league to being the top league on earth?
@@xROJANBOxIf they’re going to generalize us…
Edit: I should mention I am a second generation immigrant who’s mom is from England
worth mentioning also, hes literally an everton fan, it just so happens that he became a liverpool legend
nope carra is a liverpool fan
@@koda3519 nope, he grew up an everton fan, but when you play like 18 seasons at one club like liverpool you're gonna develop some respect for them
When he was a kid he supported everton but during his professional career its been liverpool all the way, you might be thinking of wayne rooney
@@callummoran6497 i could be tbf, i just remember hearing carragher say that he was an everton supporter, but he never specified if that was in the past or if he still is
@@l3m0nm41d yeah he definitely was at one point but I don't think he's been for a good while now
as a everton supporter, this person is a party pooper. i’d love to experience the yellow wall :/
I'm a Bayern fan and I love the yellow wall. Great fanbase. Tons of respect for Dortmund.
@risingphoenix1088 SAME BRO im an American bayern fan and I'd absolutely kill to see and be in the yellow wall in person
@@WhtAbtBob10 I'm a Schalke fan, and even I wouldn't mind. I don't know how I'd ever end up in that situation, but if I did, I'd rather have fun than be miserable.
Of course I'd prefer being at the other end of the stadium, watching Dortmund lose 0-4...
@@renerpho for the love of god plz schalke come back in league 1 ... i am missing our derbies SO MUCH
and even more i miss to hate you ... nowadays all i feel is pitty
@@DaxRaiderI completely agree was awesome seeing them get relegated but then it really hit me that you don’t the experience anymore :( I hope they can come back and be a mid table club so the derby is contested but we still win ;)
Likely that the Everton fan never went to a game as a neutral. You just get swept up by the hype
Plus, it's fucking Dortmund, how could you not vibe out in the yellow wall?!
Nah Leah EFC is just a raging dumb dumb
I assumed BVB and LFC had some sort of friendly connection, being that BVB also uses You'll Never Walk Alone as an anthem before games
i mean, they got Klopp from Dortmund
The Dortmund team bus got attacked in a bombing before a Liverpool game and it injured Marc Bartra. Ever since, Dortmund and Liverpool fans started a partnership and Dortmund adopted You'll Never Walk Alone in their pregame anthems for the support Liverpool fans offered them.
@@zsac18So that's why. I know a lot of Liverpool Supporters who support Dortmund.
@@zsac18 Dortmund have adopted YNWA decades ago and the bombing happened before a game against Monaco.
@@zsac18 There are so many classic BVB matches on the Bundesliga RUclips channel where you can hear the YNWA chant prior the match starts, the song has been playing in Dortmund for decades, LFC ain´t the only team that uses the song.
Additionally "fan-friendships" are a thing, at least in Germany. Generally Germany is different when it comes to this. If there is a thing we want to see or happen then even rivals work together. Internationally German fans unite for example
🔴YNWA 🤝🏼 YNWA⚫️🟡
Switzerland and Austria have the same fan-friendship culture. Its great to see a bus full of germans turn up in your swiss city to support your local Club
Hertha und der KSC💙💙
Bayern and Bochum
Bayer und der OFC
I, a United supporter, reacted to Hazard's goal that gave Leicester the title by yelling, "OH, BOY!" Put me in handcuffs.
According to that tweet, you are permanently banned from the Old Trafford. According to me, a Leicester fan, you are welcomed to King Power Stadium with with red carpet and a free life time resort stay in Thailand as long as you keep that handcuffs.
I'm a Chelsea fan through and through, but beyond enjoying the goal because Chelsea did it, I ALSO love the whole Leicester City story and seeing them lift the trophy filled my heart with joy. And my hometown team is NYC FC, and I WILL talk brazy about Messi when Inter Miami plays us, but I can't pretend he isn't the GOAT and that it would be an honor to get scored on by him.
I'm a Liverpool supporter but my exes family were Charlton fans and I ended up going to a couple of league games and enjoyed myself so I went with them to Wembley for their promotion game where they won. We got absolutely hammered and I loved every second. Football is about the experience, the idea of not being allowed to have fun at games other than your own is bollocks.
People like u r called plastic fan
I'm struggling to see how fans on Twitter even enjoy football. Dont think anyone hates it more than them.
What is the point of sport if not to enjoy it lol
My only reaction to Carra at the yellow wall is that I know want him to go to a Superclásico at La Bombonera lmao
will carra become un bostero???
How could you be a football fan and not have a great time in the yellow wall,especially on that night,so long as they're not playing your team.
Schalke fan here... I'd even get rid of that second part: This is great fun, period.
@@renerpho I'm not the most tribal fan in the world but if they were playing against my team,Forest,I don't think I could join in with the fun.
Be a little jealous yes,but join in,sadly no.
Blud is so salty ocean is jealous.
What you're saying reminds me of a great Todd in the Shadows quote, describing how the band Train apparently were trying to emulate '80s icons INXS when they wrote "Hey Soul Sister," maybe the least INXS-y sounding song ever written: "My God...that's like if you tried to make scrambled eggs, and instead you caught syphilis!"
based todd enjoyer
@@slicknickkcin Been a fan over ten years now!!
todd is probably the best music youtuber, love his videos
Never thought I'd see a TitS reference here, but I'm here for it!
I mean I appreciate the reference, but what the fuck are you trying to say?
I went to dortmund once and got the privilege to watch BVB game and see their fans and the famous yellow wall, they are a joy to watch and it's impossible to not cheer along
I could never imagine myself ever cheering another English team, but I would love to go overseas and experience an atmosphere like that. Also, some people need to learn that players aren't fans.
As a United fan I tend to think everything Carragher says as a pundit is total nonsense, but who looks at this and gets annoyed? It was hilarious and I’m happy he was having a great time!
He'd spit on you without thinking
@@pajanightbadger1713 not sure he asked
I am a Liverpool fan easily my favourite team supported them as a child but also love Dortmund its a common 2 clubs to like they are friendly to each other both sing you will never walk alone many shared players always respected each other no rivals
Going to a match as a neutral is fun as fuck
For real, I attended the League 2 Playoff Final between Wimbledon and Plymouth when the dons were just getting back to League 1. It was an incredible atmosphere from both ends and one of the best memories of any football match.
Zealand should run. Zealand is running. Zealand should dash. Zealand is Dashing.
If I visit a place in Europe I sometimes see a game, sometimes I decide to follow that team. I support Koln as my German team and have a soft spot for MSV Duisburg as I visited there recently too. Nothing wrong with that in my mind.
Were you already following Duisburg by the time of that hilarious goalkeeper blooper against Ingolstadt a few years ago 😂
Hard time to be a fan of these two clubs at the moment :D
Rip MSV 😢
Carragher committed the ultimate sin, he had a good time and you’re not allowed to do that anymore, we live in post innocent good fun times, the social media killed that
He committed the ultimate sin when he spat on a little girl (and was caught on camera)
As a German and a BVB Fan i found this so damn likeable and funny. From the Clips before the Match started Up until the Interview with Peter schmeichel and him and Jadon Sancho. Jamie Carragher definitly got some new Fans Here in Dortmund
I became a Villareal fan as someone I know from the area gave me their son's ticket when I was in Spain. The people around me were happy to see a new person there and we all drank and had fun. I support a lower league English club and the only people that asked me why I was celebrating hard were other English, the Spanish didn't even care and we were all having so much fun.
I now go to at least 5 Villareal home games a season and it's a blast.
8:59 - Dammit my sides are in orbit "How dare you!!" xD
This is what I scroll comments for, great saying that I will steal... "my sides are in orbit" XDXD Z made my day, and you, dear individual, made my evening
As a new American fan, I chose a handful of teams before the season based off a handful of criteria and just go with them no matter what. Some have turned out well, somehow choosing Leverkusen before their unprecedented season and Roma during this fun DDR season. Some not so much, having chosen Wolves in the PL and watching them get screwed by VAR somehow every week. But man are all of them so fun, I couldn't choose one over the other ever.
I’m English and I think that’s pretty cool. To be fair though, I have a favourite team in most European nations. Tottenham first though and a little love for Plymouth because of football manager. People in the uk do bother with more than one team.
@@johnthompson457 Yeah I have some other biases in the other leagues, some clubs that I have a soft spot for. Like Real Madrid is my spanish team but I have a soft spot for the Basque Country teams. Or Roma being my Italian team but I have a soft spot for Inter because their 91-92 away kit was the first club jersey I ever had
I got a list of teams I support as a texan. Wimbledon, Leicester, FC Dallas, St Pauli, Santos Laguna, and Rayo Vallecano
"Enjoys Horse racing, Greyhounds, Boxing & Golf" Should honestly tell you all you need to know about this person.
do not forget jamie did not became a Dortmund fan, he became a fan of the yellow wall...
Hilarious. The man is not only doing his job hes having a ton of fun. It was on his bucket list.
Going to games as a neutral and celebrating with them is such a fun experience, you're not emotionally invested so wins and loses don't matter to you, I've supported Newcastle my whole life but I've been to plenty of home games of other teams in the UK and further afield too, doesn't mean my love for Newcastle is any more or any less
I've been watching my friend's teams on television and celebrated like they're my own teams. Joy is contagious
even as a Schalke Fan back in my teen days, as my Godfather invited me to the Michael Zorc Farewell game i loved the yellow wall atmosphere standing there.
To everyone in the comments, please don’t use stuff like this to generalise about the English football fan. All of Europe’s fans in each nation have their flaws and I really don’t think we’re worse than everyone else - you just hear whine us more because of it all being in English
Its just carragher hatred. Chill man, everyone hated that child spitter
Attacks celebration police.
Defends Carragher.
Pick a side Zealand!
Carragher needs to get down that Dortmund tunnel.
Bro what?
@tlr1837 Carragher is the celebration police. He criticised Arsenal players for celebrating their win against Liverpool. Told them to just get down the tunnel in stead of staying on the pitch celebrating. It's ironic that this kind of video is about Carragher
i sat in the home end at cruz azul against club america and it was one of the most joyous moments of my life, they really do have it entirely backwards lmao
Look at how happy he was though lmao, that's wonderful
The things we do for laundry.
Our glorious amazing beautiful divine pookie bear lord king emperor leader legend zealand has blessed us with a new video about something in football!!!!
*Therapy can always be used as a weapon against you*
Its the biggest stadium in europe and people try to play fun police
Yeah I hate when people tell others not to celebrate and just get down the tunnel.
I've watched Liverpool for a long time. A girl I dated was a Dortmund fan so I started watching them more. She's long gone, but I still really like watching them.
I don't love Dortmund, if i had to choose one team in Germany to support i'd be Bayern but I've been to Signal Iduna and it's one of the best experiences of my life.
90% of Europeans who are not of French, Spanish, English, Italian or German nationality (big 5) support one "big" team as well as their home club.
I am European, i studied and worked with Europeans in different countries other than mine and i have visited multiple Euro countries.
This has always been the case. What the Everton lad is doing is blatant gatekeeping.
I’m a Chelsea fan and I’ve gone to Salford city games and Tranmeres games and celebrated when they score. I love football over my club. That’s why I watch all leagues and all levels of the game.
I’m the same mate. Chelsea, Stevenage, Boreham Wood and St Albans. I love supporting Hertfordshire clubs in the lower divisions and go to as many games as I can to support them financially.
I’m a Liverpool fan but I celebrated that Garnacho overhead kick. Because it was beautiful.
Liverpool Amber Dortmund have mixed fan history
You can go enjoy the atmosphere of team stadiums of clubs you don't support. It's an experience. Fiago has a RUclips channel consisting of him watching and enjoying games in stadiums of many different clubs.
The man was paid to go party in Dortmund. Living the dream.
One of his many rewards for spitting on a little girl
Well said Sir! Well said.
Just having a good time doesn't mean you are a fan of the team. He looked like he was having an awesome time which I'm happy for Jamie.
I'm a Sheffield United fan. I've lived in Russia and Lokomotiv Moscow became my Russian team. I live in Poland and didn't have a team near me but found myself routing for Legia Warsaw. I lived in Italy, right next to the stadium in Naples so Napoli became my Italian team. I went on holiday to Belgium and had a wonderful time watching Antwerp so they became my Belgian team. It's great having other teams that you have an affinity for.
GREEN LIGHTS WERE
Also the Wall was literally signing you never walk alone with him.
The true crime is the lag of running and turtles.
Come on New Yooooorrrrkkkk
BTW, in the spirit of this video, here's pretty much every team I particularly like (*off the top of my head* - I'm kinda nuts, ngl), at least across the world of football (for other sports, generally assume NYC takes precedence): NYC FC, Gotham FC, any somewhat decent semi-pro side from the Metro and/or greater New York area (USA), Chelsea (England), Vancouver FC (Canada), FC St. Pauli (Germany), Paris FC (France), RC Celta (Spain, plus watching a billion COPA90 videos means I have a preferred side in damn near every Spanish derby lol), Atalanta, Venezia (Italy - can't make up my mind on which I like more, plus I have a soft spot for AC Milan cuz Pulisic), Go Ahead Eagles (Netherlands), Royal Antwerp (Belgium), Sporting Club (Portugal), Shamrock Rovers (Ireland), Maccabi Tel Aviv, Bnei Sakhnin (Israel - the former bc I have a connection to that city, the latter bc I like seeing the Arab Israeli population represented well, like the anti-Beitar Jerusalem), Western Sydney Wanderers (Australia), Auckland City FC (New Zealand), FC Tokyo (Japan), FC Seoul (South Korea), East Bengal (India), Kaizer Chiefs (South Africa), Trabzonspor (Turkey), Flamengo (Brazil), Boca Juniors (Argentina), Santos Laguna (Mexico), Alianza Lima (Peru), Barcelona SC (Ecuador), Liverpool (Uruguay), Boca Juniors de Cali (Colombia), Ceramica Cleopatra (Egypt), Tre Penne (San Marino), ASKO Kara (Togo), FC Košice (Slovakia), Slavia Praha (Czechia), Kryvbas Kryvyh Rih (Ukraine), FCSB (Romania), Sheriff (Moldova), FC Urartu (Armenia), Puszcza Niepołomice (Poland), Žalgiris (Lithuania), Flora Tallinn (Estonia), Riga FC (Latvia), Lion City Sailors (Singapore), Hamrun Spartans (Malta), Monte Carlo (Macau), Bali United (Indonesia), Bangkok United (Thailand), Hanoi FC (Vietnam), Celtic, Vale of Clyde (Scotland), Wrexham, The New Saints (Wales), Loughgall (Northern Ireland), Rapid Vien (Austria), BSC Young Boys (Switzerland), FC Vaduz (Liechtenstein - yeah, yeah, yeah, technically it's in the Swiss league system), OFI (Greece), Doxa Katokopias (Cyprus), Swift Hesperange (Luxembourg), Sporting Lagos (Nigeria), Sporting de Cabinda (Angola), Young Elephant (Laos), Gorilla (Rwanda), Gazelle (Cameroon), Damissa (Benin), Ethiopia Bunna (guess), Dandy Town Hornets (Bermuda), FC Astana (Kazakhstan), Heaven Eleven (Liberia), Kuala Lumpur City (Malaysia), Kitchee (Hong Kong), Taichung (Taiwan), MTK Budapest (Hungary), Berekum Chelsea (Ghana), Everton (Chile), Aston Villa (Antigua and Barbuda), Juventus (Haiti - noticing a trend?), Robinhood (Suriname), Telaviv (Burundi), Nairobi City (Kenya), Old Edwardians (Sierra Leone), Simba (Tanzania), Chicken Inn FC (Zimbabwe), Young Buffaloes (eSwatini), HJK (Finland), Tromsø (Norway), Hammarby (Sweden), FC Copenhagen (Denmark), Vikingur (Iceland), Kí (Faroe Islands - Zealand knows all about them, and is a large reason why I'm a fan of them myself), FK Čukarički (Serbia), Hajduk Split (Croatia), Shkupi (North Macedonia), FK Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Olimpija (Slovenia), Lincoln Red Imps (Gibraltar), Harbour View (Jamaica), The Strongest (Bolivia), Inter Bom-Bom (Sao Tome and Principe - first one I'll openly say is entirely bc of the name, some of the others you can guess), Cherno More (Bulgaria), Vllaznia (Albania), AC d'Escaldes (Andorra), Alajuelense (Costa Rica), Cibao FC (Domincan Republic), Cebu (Philippines), Paro FC (Bhutan), Al Fateh (Saudi Arabia), Ulaanbataar (Mongolia), Machhindra (Nepal), Bashundhara Kings (Bangladesh), Al-Khaleel (Palestine), and I bet you anything there's definitely more that I'm forgetting. I swear this isn't cap, I try my best to have a team in as many leagues as possible cuz a) it helps me find a gateway to learn more about the country it's based in, and b) it's FUN! I have an actual rationale for every team, and I try and keep up with their seasons as best as I can. Wouldn't rep for a team that could be considered a direct competitor to them in their league, so repping an amateur side or one that's in a lower enough division that they wouldn't meet my big fave except for their equivalent of the FA Cup (maybe) is fine by me.
I’ve been waiting for the video about international fanship. Thank you.
When he said “How dare you” he should have put Greta’s video in
His one of the founders of the Celebration Police
Love hearing about your Chicago support Zealand. Hawks better have a good off season rebuild. Bears picks look solid, hopefully chicago sports will be back on the up.
2:05 I love how he's just screaming gibberish cause he doesn't know the words. It makes it 100 times better.
2:11 He goes completely off tune at this part - dududududu oleeeeeeee
2:30 It keeps getting better
goofy carragher
I am BVB fan and i am at every homegame block12 our yellow wall is just special🥳
I am a Norwich City supporter through and through, however i dont understand the culture where youre not aloud to watch other clubs. As long as it isnt a rival, i dont think it is "criminal" to go watch another club play. I watch Peterbrough play one evening as Norwich weren't playing and had a great time. They arent our rivals and i didnt mind the 1 hour trip, it was fun, it was different and will probably do some more ground hopping next season!
It's ironic that this video is about Carragher, who is a member of the celebration police.
I definitely think the original post was a wind up. It plays into our British sense of humour. I am a QPR fan and they are my team, but I have a Spanish team ( deportivo la coruna) that I support.And numerous other teams I have a soft spot for, mainly from managing them in football manager like Hampton and Richmond, AFC Wimbledon, Bruno’s magpies and several others. I like to see them do well. If they were playing QPr I would always want qpr to win, but playing other teams, I will cheer for them.
Im Porto supporter and partied with Dortmund supporters in the City when they playes us. Before the game
Portmund!
This is a sub-set of supporters you will find at any club. To them, enjoying yourself in ANY other stadium (unless it's because you are in the away section for your your club) is a mortal sin. There's also the sub-set of club supporters that still support ONE team, but aren't above acknowledgeing that other clubs exist and might even be fun to visit, as long as it's not a direct rival or part of the same league. For some of them, being a supporter means they are ALSO part of a shared sub-culture, so going to other stadiums is something that can be enjoyed seperate from being a fanatical supporter of your own team. (again, as long as it's not a direct or local rival). Most groundhoppers and lovers of football culture are like that, and among them there are even purists who enjoy only the culture as a whole and have moved beyond supporting a single club.
I've been a low-key groundhopper (in the middle category) for a long time now and I really enjoy soaking up the supporters-vibe at other clubs, and not just the big clubs either. Last trip was to Fortuna Köln and I had a blast. This doen't interfere with my fandom of my own club in any way....
It's an interesting point, but in the UK, if you are someone that switches teams that you support, you are generally considered the worst of the worst, unemployable. What happened to those people? Nobody knows! Exile? Camps? Death? Who knows!!
It is daft though. You are missing out on more experiences, and better quality of sports enjoyment. It does seem to be a British thing though. I once read that Bruce Lee, when he tried to teach Jeet Kune Do to white folk, encountered the notion that switching dojo/sensei was considered a total no-go. Whereas in the East they travel around, multiple teachers to become the best version of themselves.
I think it's just another case of some Brit nonsense.
If there were ever two teams that were actually friendly to each other. It’s Dortmund and Liverpool
Stop having fun Jamie Carragher you monster
I am a fairly new NFL fan from Croatia, I started watching at the end of the Patriots dinasty, and have enjoyed watching Mahomes do just incredible things, Burrow being sub-zero cool and Allen being an alien. And last year I also fell in love with Love Xd and CJ Stroud. I guess I just want to see great football, kind of like a tourist wants to see the attractions in a new city.
But with soccer it's different.
I have loved Man Utd since my earliest memories of this game, back when Eric Cantona was HIM. And it sucks to see what my club is doing now and how low it has fallen. And I hate City with a burning passion even though 2 Croatian first-teamers play there. It defies logic. As it should. I feel like I must endure all my pain, because of that sweet, sweet UCL '99 finals.
Jamie partying with the BVB ultras feels tourist-y, especially for someone who bled for the Reds, whom I also hate 😅
Football fans appreciate all leagues and will have a favourite team to root for.
Fanatics, only see their colours, their heraldry and their players. It´s why it´s called fanaticism.
Looks like Jamie was just having fun, i don't see the problem with that.
First of all, not for one second in the clip did Carragher "sit". He was very clearly, well, standing is not quite the right word, but you get the idea.
Interestingly, Jamie C. grew up an Everton fan and was still an Everton after signing and playing many games for Liverpool. However, as time went on, and what happened happened, this position became untenable!
I support football and personally I love to support a team from each nation I follow for example ac in Italy and Hannover and dortmund in Germany and Malaga in Spain and even though I’m a Liverpool fan I also follow a lot of English/welsh clubs like Southampton Swansea and Wimbledon and a few others and yes if any of them went against Liverpool i would still support Liverpool being the team I’ve supported since I was a kid but that doesn’t stop me enjoying other clubs and even buying their kits especially with top teams like Liverpool kits being absolutely extortionate 😅
Maybe the poor Everton fan is unaware of the long-standing friendship between Dortmund and Liverpool fans who actually share the same song YNWA and who were jointly honoured with the Fifa Fan Award i 2016.
Bro acting like fandoms are monogamous affairs - it's not cheating to be in a historic stand experiencing one of the best atmospheres in European Football
Hi MOMBOT!!!!
BFC Dynamo v Energie Cottbus video next!
fellas, are you a bad fan if you have a good ol time in the yellow wall at dortmund?
But why you are not running right now tho?
Also, all those Tampa Bay teams and no love for the Rowdies??
I don't have anything to say against being in the Stands at Borrusia Dortmund. Jamie Carragher can do, whatever he wants in this regard. But there is the rule that you 're not allowed to film in the stands in which german ultras stand. This is because they sometimes do stuff that's illegal, not-legal at least. Whenever they make choreos which include any kind of pyro, the people holding the torches can be arrested by the police. So if you admire the scene and atmosphere in german grounds you have to respect this inoffical rule so that ultras won't be arrested for contributing to great choreos, because they were filmed by random people (JC counts to that) in the stands. At least in my honest opinion.
Cheers
This!
But to be fair it doesn't look like he stayed next to the ultras.
But i agree with you
Did you just wake up?
Teams I support are Oakland A’s, Sacramento Kings, Roma and Guadalajara. Have a soft spot for the Chargers but wouldn’t consider myself a fan cuz I’m not a football fan.
Hold on, isn't Carragher an Everton fan?
Its a Everton fan talking about Liverpool, its a trolling. The internet nowadays is only stupid things to get cloud, to get traction. Videos like this, comments etc
He's having fun at a neutral venue. Why not? In some ways there are links to Liverpool with Klopp having managed them. As a Liverpool fan I don't have an issue with this.
3:57 you lost me.
5:45 you win.
Personally, i only support one club full time. I do have divided loyalties internationally, being dual national, but that only comes up when Germany and England play against each other. Beyond that, I have other teams that I like, but dont necessarily support, and I will on occasion temporarily support a team for a specific match or occasion if it doesnt clash with any of my full time loyalties, such as cheering on Saarbrucken during their cup run. I think how football fans choose to enjoy the game is a personal thing, and not for policing by anyone else
The Everton fans’ notion is ridiculous….one can have multiple fan allegiances. That being said, the thing that annoyed me about Jamie C (and a lot of the ex player pundits who hide away having press box experiences of games) is that they don’t put themselves in the fans shoes or share fan experiences but still claim to speak for the fans. This one night in the stands was so new of an experience to Jamie, they made a big deal out it and like 3+ videos
But Why
10 minute video about a single deluded tweet... take my like now.
Let’s go Lightning fans represent
Lea_EFC is a huge troll
It's sad to see Zealand's hairline reducing. 🥲🥲😢
Oof. I feel sorry for Zealand’s team choices. Except for his hockey. For some reason his hockey picks are not miserable.
I’m supporting dc united and bvb 09 Chelsea bayer
Any football fan can go to another game and support another club as a neutral fan of that team /country you don't need to be from that place /country to support the team.
Anyone else thought Carragher's head was copy pasted on that thumbnail?