They're basically the 12th player

in europe is our team more importent than our families...^^

yeah but u forget Africa-morocco-Casablanca

Morocco is not in Europe nor South America 👀

@@PeachlifeproductionHe probably meant that Casablanca teams, Morocco have great audiences and r amongst the best in the world.

So true as long as you are wearing the right shirt!

I mean, it's a result of habit I guess. I've grown up and, more or less, always lived within a few 100 meters from my country's national football stadium. I go regularly, and the team I support have it's fair share of hooligans, so I've grown up with frequent riots just outside my door, all the nearby pubs I visit on a regular basis (on and off match day) have been attacked by opposite team hooligans and plain cloth and riot gear police is a weekly sight for me. I've adapted to that, I've learnt to spot a riot in brewing, learnt to think fast to avoid rocks and bottles being thrown against me and takes de-tours when I see large gatherings of riot Police (since nothing good comes out of that...). I park my car further away from the stadium of there is a derby or other high risk game. I'm not a young man anymore, so none of this really has anything to do with me (I don't participate in this behaveour anymore) but I've also realized that this isn't really normal. Nor in my country, nor in any other country. It's "normal" for us that experience it often, and it isn't really a cause for concern ("sometimes you've just got to riot, y'know"), but for anyone outside that little world it's utterly absurd and seems extremly dangerous.

@@peterhabets2780 getting KILLED for having the wrong shirt on is super rare though...

shanting natives is what the avg. Murican is most afraid of

it's not like that doesn't happen in European countries

Agree and St. Pauli will Hammer the pesky HSV Tribe into the ground this Season as every season !😊

Yeah, but the football fans in the UK, unlike those European nutty ultras. The ones that through things on the pitch and have fireworks. And sometimes storm the pitch

Agree, it is a substitute for nationalist aggression.

For SOME Europeans - certainly not all!!

PS and no, not "modern" Europe - there is no such thing!! European self promoted "leaders" can nothing but - not repeat but, they now simply copy old, old History and, force Europeans to "believe" this...using MK-Ultra, lobotomy etc and, simply drag out Europeans from their career jobs, in order to torture these "new beliefs" into innocent Europeans brains "for the fun of it"...🤮 To come from such a sad continent, is more punishment in itself, than Hitler's death camps but ok...both present and past crimes against European Humanity, are committed by the very same -UN-holy families....hence, what can we expect,😱😱😱😱😱

Forreal in Casablanca they make it a form of art. Much respect

👆🏻GREEN BOYS 👽

We live with the feeling of the event...

I have watched quite few of ultras and fans reaction videos and in most of them Americans are mortified. This is so weird to see that a bit of raw masculinity and passion seems scary for Americans.

@@ayahgrig9218 this is, because they like their violence fast and clean, with guns on a distance... if somebody would shoot 50 people at a game, they would be less shocked theyre used to it....

@@ayahgrig9218 I assume women are glad that not all men show their raw masculinity and passion by making noise and gesticulate.

@@jean-francoisribauville9065 I am a woman and I quite enjoy it :-)

Yes 🤣

😅😅😅

😂😂😂😂😂 Spot on i belive.

More like Balkan

Nevertheless i payed for the game to see it .

Not in those sectors. At clubs with big fanbase you can't get ticket to go there, with smaller fanbases you can buy anywhere you want. But those sectors are not for spectators. @@ThichNhatHanh23

@@ThichNhatHanh23 well you are free to do so but for ultras watching the game its not the priority they have a job to do.

​@@ThichNhatHanh23that's why you're not an ultras...

Then, you either go stand somewhere at the stand where you can see, or you buy yourself a seat. You can always go to the boys waving the flags and politely ask them to take them down. Wouldn´t recommend it though :P @@ThichNhatHanh23

appeared on the pitch for like 50 seconds if i remember well.

@@dansmile5425 As a Celtic fan, I think it was a set up...gambling??

You are talking about Soccer

@@ungerongt6033 *Football

@@diablo.the.cheater Americans (and he is an american) call it soccer

@@ungerongt6033 He litteraly said "US Europeans", what are you talking about ?

@@ungerongt6033 americans also use imperial system... so dont ever listen to what americans say :D

Yep, and that's why Ryans ancestors escaped on boats to America 🤣🤣

Are we forgetting that at least 2 clips were from Africa?

​@eivindnes6410 and there is Australia

And that was not even Football, that was the Basketball Crowd

...and let's not translate the chant :D

ΣΑΛΟΥΓΚΑΑΑΑΑΑ

And a Shit cheating company

Thank you, greetings from Morocco

Polish tifos are the best 😊 greetings from Morocco.

Let’s put it this way, its safer to go watch a football game in Europe than to go to school in the USA. Way less people die in a stadium here than in schools there.

@@daviddieudonne7829 You said it!

Well, you can’t really blame him. He’s USAmerican, not European, so expecting him to know even one of those clubs would be a lot, he's just finding out about them (and so do I, and I’m European too lol)

addition: it was a reaction to a fine they had to pay for a unsanctioned action the season before, where they thought that, remembering war crimes on that same day during the word war, was a good idea and UEFA didn't like it, so they fined them. theyalso got fined for this one, so the year after that, they had the "we are still here" on that... if i remember correctly.

UEFA mafia✊

@@drigerdranzer7514 Underdogs of the FIFA mafia, and their president Gianni Infantino. The most corrupt, money- and powerhungering sellout in football history. This Swiss turncoat will do anything for money, a spineless wrench and a scourge for integrity in international sports.

I remember once I heard that when PAOK was playing off home and were stranded, they just fought between them. Or was it OFI? I don't remember.

Hooligans

specially one of the biggest stands in europe

I think there are less than 10 stadiums with a capacity higher than 80k in Europe, anyway TBH the Signal Iduna Park has only 66k seats.

feyenoord rotterdam fans are the same level support last season we are champion in holland wih a flag 550 meter a world record it goes true the hole stadium we have real passion for feyenoord its the best in my life but i must say what an atmosphere in casablanca great to see respect

@@micheldonderwinkel3716 oooh amazing 😍 I didn't know it. Simply, it's football magic ❤️

Wydad de Casablanca Morocco 🇲🇦 ❤

Her xaman her yerde en buyuk FENERBAHCE

Right? He was like “we don’t have this when we were play basketball” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Gelbe Wand and nordkurve are different. There is a reason that schalke and Dortmund are both in the top 3 of away Fans (the only statistic were we can beat Dortmund hehe). And yes the Fan invasions are fking aweseome, miss the Times schalke also was international and part of this

@@soewenue I am 'Borusse' but not from Dortmund ;) 🖤💚🤍

Ah, a 'pony' 😂

@@glennf9582 It is a foal, a pony is an other animal. cheers

No, Ultra doesn't mean hooligans. Ultras are organized hardcore fans, yes, and sometimes you have ultras that are also hooligans, but they're generally not the same. Some ultra groups try to actively work against hooligans, others don't (some even give their teams a bad reputation, when it comes to racist actions by ultras or something like that). But calling all ultras hooligans is a generalization.

@@MyRegardsToTheDodo Oh I see. I will remove hooligan from my text then. Thank you for the correction :)

Yeah, in Greece the Ultra groups get their name from where the Organized fans sit. For Paok is Gate 4, so the ultras are GATE 4, For Aris is Gate 3 their name is Super 3 tho, For panathinaikos and olympiacos is Gate 13 and Gate 7 respectively. Almost every club in Greece has a Gate that the Ultras sit at.

dima widad

you can drink alcohol in Morocco but yeah it's a muslim country so most of the people don't drink.

You can't drink alcohol in European football stadiums too.

@@ariannatrapani5824 in belgium it is allowed

Really? Even after Heysel? British started to change things after that disaster and being banned to international matches for awhile-@@setgarry5314

where in Asia ??? ... switch that with North Africa

Only Europe and South America are relevants for me.

​@@bolocancatalin2090indonesia, malaysia for starters

​@@Itibitydetsku The best two fans in the video were from Morocco

Every club here has a family stand so it is perfectly safe and normal to take kids to matches, my daughter started coming with me at 4 and would laugh and tell me the noisy men where being naughty when hooligans started misbehaving (they weren't Utras in those days here), that was the 90s you rarely see trouble in the grounds now, everything is on camera and too easy to be caught i suspect.

@@anthonyjames2021 I'm Croatian and I'm telling you what it's like in my country. Only 40 year old drunk men and skinheads go to games here. And then they fight against each other. Especially if we're playing Split.

@@Hosigie I am not saying you are wrong just giving another perspective, in my experience here in the UK. It can vary between clubs and there is occasionally trouble, particularly at big derby games, but in relation to the number of games and fans not a lot and more often than not these days away from the grounds as it is not under the view of CCTV. We went through the hooligan days in the 70s and 80s where the news were filled with trouble every single weekend.

And loudest at concerts are ManOwaR. But best live experience are in my opinion Iron Maiden and Sabaton.

It's almost always a war after match in streets. It's borderline degeneracy at this point.

They still drink 100 million liter per year, as a minimum tho, because it's eavely taxed, so surely there's many more without stats ^^

At least my moroccan family here in Germany moderatly drinks, on vacation at home, too. In general, Morocco is very liberal and laissez-faire for a muslim monarchy country. Only if this was during Ramadan they clearly would be sober :D

we don't drink in stadiums, + we don't drink at all its haram but u will still find people do it but not at the stadiums.

River Plate and Boca Juniors

they are protected in cricket too, understandably if you have got hit with a cricket ball.

@@sopcannon Hey einstein. NOT the fielders only the wicket keeper has gloves and the batsmen. ONLY really close up fielders and the batsmen CAN [not always] wear a helmet!

American football is for sissies. Real men play rugby!

"FIGHT and WIN" chant's their number one. 😂😂🤣🤣

it's called pre-recording 😁 and yes, but that's because there is no fan culture in a actual cultural and political sense, or are you able to define american clubs as left or right wing, for example?

It's Ultra everywhere in Europe but the UK.

@@jaeger5060 There's actually quite a difference between Ultras and Hooligans. Ultras care for the game, Hooligans just care for the fight, to the point that they actually arrange a time and a place with the hooligans from the other side where they can meet and beat each others up. Hooliganism has become somewhat detached from football, especially since the football clubs have actively started to work against the Hooligans, sometimes by including the Ultras into these effords. Yes, I wouldn't want to walk through Cologne in a Gladbach jersey after a game between those two teams (and especially if Cologne lost said game), but the chance of anything actually happening to me (except for maybe some choice words) would be fairly slim.