Cheers mate, love learning about the history of clubs

Hoping SOON! Tickets often difficult to obtain for Bochum matches?

@@RysFootyParadise it depends mate, the big games like our derby vs Dortmund will def be sold out, or Bayern. But if you make sure you book your ticket in time i think you're set. I know as I moved to the middle of the Netherlands 2 decades ago for my wife and kids, so I unfortunately cant visit every game anymore. But I make the 2,5 hour drive multiple times per year myself. So cool you loved our club brother! We have a very dedicated and extreme loyal fanbase. When you plan to go go to a game, hit me up! I wanna be in your vlog for sure then my man! Im 43 and have seen all our promotions, relegations, european football etc. Im a die hard lol💪🏽👍🏽😃

I want to visit too but bochum tickets and most buli teams outside of Leipzig are hard to get

Also check the history of BSG Chemie Leipzig. GDR Politicians in high positions and a huge company (Kabelwerke) backed the team with money, privileges and so on. Almost no other amateur club in the 1960s had this kind of backup. In some sort, BSG and around 10 other clubs established professional football in the GDR. That is, bought or "delegated" the best players from amateur clubs to the few clubs with mighty political and financial backup. Hansa Rostock is also an artificial football club. Almost the entire team "Empor Lauter" was relocated *during a running football season* from Saxony to Rostock, just because some politicians wanted a club in the north of the GDR. Team and staff was lured to Rostock by giving them privileges, apartments, money, etc. That's why Hansa Rostock is also called "The Traitors of Empor Lauter". Today, Hansa Rostock is thinking they invented fair play in football.

​@@SvenTeresniakwe think we invented fair play in football? 😂😂

yeah "The only two clubs that are important in Leipzig" if you're a nazi

Cheers mate 😁👍🏾 just depends on how much KZfaq pay this month, otherwise might have to put the trip back a month - will still be over at some point

Ahh thank you 😊

Cheers mate 😅👍🏾

@jorisbmg8496 Thankyou 👍

Well said 👏🏽 Hoffenheim is also disliked

And belgrano

About a month mate 😊

Lovely merch it’s gotta be said 😅

Dont do it!

@@RysFootyParadiseyou are selling yourself to the devil if you do mate!

Bring it on

@@RysFootyParadise price for ticket is £28.

Haha didn’t he play for Everton as well?

@@RysFootyParadise yeah sure he was at derby for a wee bit as well

Strange 🤨 I do attempt a bit of German at first, but generally most will understand you’re an English speaking person and try to converse in communication. At other clubs, like Union Berlin they were incredibly friendly & welcoming

Well did you try speaking German? If not then don't complain about the Germans not speaking English. No disrespect but you sound like a typical Yank tourist who expects everywhere you go to cater for your needs

@@RysFootyParadise You can't call them that anymore, we all converse in communiction

I am sorry that you had that experience, but I can‘t imagine that Germans act like they can‘t speak English. It is more common that we try everything and feel a little embarrassed if this doesn‘t work.

Most Americans are very friendly and lovable people and always welcome here! But when I feel the charm of your lines...hmm, I think I would probably also start to act as if I didn't understand any English. Anyway, best wishes to you and your wife in the US! 😊

As a German, I can say this is totally not true. RB is without doubt the #1 hated club in Germany

@@Nutzer11 Und auch als Deutscher kann ich dir nicht zustimmen - Nur Der HSV !