Yes

It’s the same thing

@@Marksevrin oi've Y'u ca't s'y it's sam'e

@@Offical_Notrus ???

@@Marksevrin oi've i lik'e te'a ☕

Love from Austria ❤

Based Poland as always. They were right in the WW2 and now right again against Russia. Witold Pilecki forever!

and the atrocities that were done shall never be forgotten 😪... terrible 😪

Nice banner, although little bit ironic Legia has a some neo-nazis and also some merchandise has Nazi symbols.

@@Santos043 Neo-Nazism in Poland existed in the 1990s and stemmed from sheer ignorance of what it really was. Nowadays it is such a small margin that, in order to exaggerate the problem, one Polish left-wing TV station itself organised a festival of neo-Nazi music. In a documentary it produced, it had to employ actors pretending to be neo-Nazis. It is now common knowledge that Nazism is straightforwardly linked to international socialism and communism. The political programme of the famous Austrian watercolourist described in his book is a model for the ideological basis of the European Union. If skinhead organisations in Poland are already radicalising, they are doing so against communism and precisely Nazism. The bigger problem in Poland is Antifa, which is eating its own tail. The way Antifa operates is pure fascism and Nazism. The communists and international socialists do not like Polish patriotism. Their ideal is a Europe without states and nations. That is why the problem of Nazism in Poland is currently being exaggerated, when in fact it does not exist. Coming back to the Celtic crosses, they are used by football fans, but they are not really indicative of neo-Nazism. It is just fan folklore of people who don't like both communism and international socialism equal to Nazism. Political ideas nowadays have been so falsified that simple people unfamiliar with the subject are very easily manipulated.

I really can't be upset at Americans calling it football. Here in Ireland, we call Gaelic football. We use soccer for what the rest of the world calls football. Even Rugby used to be called football.

@@eoghancallaghy2634rugby didn’t used to be called football, but it and football came from the same sport and split in the 1800s.

@djw7141 All ball sports back there were called football. Our rugby union is the IRFU (Irish Rugby Football Union).

Und Ich war als Hsvler dabei 🍻🍻

But barca fans in el clasico another level (deutsch?)

@@BudderGolemxx geil wäre gerne da gewesen wenn barca aber gewonnen hätte

Never forget the invasion of the Germans in Rotterdam..... In 1940😂😂😂

​@@betieakumaai8927😂😂😂 you crazy

Exactly and a lot of Clubs in Europe are 100+ years old, thats something you dont have in the US.

my team hearts and brighton tho i live in scotland so i havnt been to a brighon game i think we have a great atmosphere becouse our stands are close to the pitch

Exactly! Greetings from Legia Warsaw!

greeting from Brighton and hearts @@Roman-xr8rv

and airdrie @@Roman-xr8rv

I worry for Americans that their lives are so antiseptic- reminds me a bit of nazi germany

Liverpool fans are dead

"Not necessarily so many drunk people as you think." sure lmfao

@@OliverFlinn Depends on where. Here in Sweden we have a special secluded bar section at the stadium for stronger beer but the beer they sell in the consession stands that can be brought inside the stadium are only 3.5%.

it is, but come...half of em have 5 beers in by the time they get to the stadium 🤣

Like bro, the city i live in has a statistical significant alcoholism problem and beer is freaking cheap in germany. Yes people drink almost always at games, but people rarely leave shitfaced.

@@gandalf_thegrey Here in Sweden they have one designated area for stronger beer but the beer you can bring in on the stands is only 3.5%.

voetbal is oorlog

@@michielvdvlies3315Football is EVERYTHING

😂😂😂😂😂only in your f Country

@@Maximus439 No. There is a reason Football is the biggest sport on the planet. In Europe, Asia, Africa and South America it is close to a religious cult at times. In the 90s and 00s when teams that were historical rivals clashed in a match fans of said teams would take it to the streets to riot and fight. People dies on daily basis after football matches. This has of course been toned down bu governments over the last 20 years. But it still occasionally happens. And its not just one country, That happened in UK (famously cut short by Margaret Thatcher) in Poland, Germany, France, Spain, Russia, Italy, Serbia, Croatia, Turkey, Marocco, Egypt, Sweden, Brasil, Argentina, Chile and many more. Its because for a football fan, their team doesn't just represent themselves or the players. It represent the cities hondred or thousands of years of history (Especially in Places like London, Paris, Berlin, Warsaw, Athens, Moscow, Madrit, Rome), it also represents the people of that region, their distinct culture and heritage and when the team plays a international tournament their country. Why is that the case? Because teams here have HISTORY and not just 50-70 years of history 100-200 years of history. The average age of a team in Premier League is 137 years and the oldest team this season was Nottingam Forest founded 158 years age and the youngest was Leeds United founded just over a century ago. On the contrary the oldest soccer team in the US is Milwaukee Wave founded 39 years ago. Thats less than some football fans in Europe watched their team for. In the NFL on average a team is 68 years old and the Exception to this rule is the Arizona Cardinals that were founded 125 years ago. Also for the record. Yes Soccer is business in contrast to European football. Why do you think in every top League in the USA the teams that play there are there forever? For example there will always be the same 30 teams in the NBA and the same 32 teams in the NFL? Because having rotation would make giant contracts for superstars impossible if they were to implement the relegation system. The teams that were relegated would not have enough money to support giant contracts and the teams promoted would not have enough money to give out giant contracts. Its all about money. Keeping the same teams makes finances stable. But this approach is only visible in American pro leagues. Example in Premier League a team like Man UTD, if they play like shit (example of tanking in NBA) the last two spots each season get relegated to a lower league, If Man UTD were to somehow be bad enough to get one of those spots, well sorry not sorry relegation and we don't give a fuck you are one of the most important teams in history of the league. Thats called passion and opportunities for small markets not buissnes, as you could imagine loosing a team like that for the pros is not good for business

@@Maximus439 In almost every country ^^

True , also Rivalry between clubs.....

You can clearly see, we in Europe are warlike people by heart 😂

Yup, for us europeans is not a game. Is life

Che ci fa un milanista sotto il video di un americano?😂

Rispetto il Milan. da napoletano, avete rappresentato benissimo l'Italia all estero (7 Champions non si vincono per caso)

​@@giuseppestasi4702nope, "football is NOT a matter of life or death, it's more serious than that" 😂

i can say the same. but our fans in Dresden musst relly good. i mean our team actually play in liga 3 and we in this video. @@giuseppestasi4702

Appreciate you explaining that to me.That was a powerful message. It caught my eye. And I can tell it sent a message.

@Sloum44 wszystko super, tylko bym się uczepiła słowa "naziści". Jest potrzeba, aby informować (tego pilnować), że to byli Niemcy hitlerowskie (Hitler's Germany), a nie nieokreśleni "naziści" (jakby to byli jacyś kosmici). Oprócz Niemców, byli po ich stronie m in. Ukraińcy (SS Galizien) co też się ostatnio wybielają... Pan Leszek Pietrzak w swoim filmie: Jak Niemcy drwią z Powstania Warszawskiego. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erlyoMJ838eaiGQ.html

i dont really get why u would sent such a message in a football game but maybe the handful of nazis alive today saw that and felt bad or something like that

@@Z0o0L if I'm not mistaken the match was on the anniversary of the uprising and it took place in Warsaw

@@Z0o0L it was day after the anniversary of this uprising so it was to honor the memory of victims. Every year in Poland at 1st September at 17:00 the sirens are howling.

my favorite team came from my great grandfather all the way down to my father and now me 🥹

Within most of the leagues, EVERY team has ultras. In Germany, Italy, France and others, there is Ultras for teams like down to fourth or fifth tier teams. There are countries with a few powerhouse clubs that attract most of the fans, but even the smaller teams often have passionate support. It's a religion over here. My hometown here in Germany has a fifht tier team with Ultras. And there is multiple teams with Ultra groups in this amateur league. It's amazing.

@@turtlewhohatescabbage1157 can agree with that. With my hometown club we played fiths division for 5 years and still had support in every match and at the final promotion game which was on an normal wednesday at 7 pm we had an away game nearly 300km from our town and traveld there with 700 people to support our team for the promotion to the fourth league

all teams gpt Ultras

​@@forzatus1911lol wollte gerade genau dasselbe schreiben 😅 forza tus koblenz! 💙

Almost every team will have ultras, obviously they're much more famous because of their ownership now, but think of Wrexham, just came out of the English Fifth Division and they have so many fans. A lot of clubs even down the ladder are like this but it doesn't get televised as much because they don't have famous actors for owners.

I think the Partizan was playing...Its not really matters who played,fans in Serbia are excellent,loud and faithful to club

zvezda totinhem grupna faza lige sampiona pre 2,3 godine@@timbemrvica6277

Imagine Red Star Belgrade vs FK Partizan 💀💀💀💀

@@VenezolanoTuga It wasn't on when I was there but I know Celtic and rangers fan who have been and said it's better than the old firm.

@@onionman2117 I like how you spell Tims with a capital, and Hun in all lower case.. Well played

Not even… cause most big cities have several teams, here in Europe. And may be in the same division, like london has many for example, I live in Belgium and Brussels has 3 in our first division. While in the USA the Celtics are indeed in Boston, but it’s the only team, not in the city, but in the entire state. We shouldn’t compare sports in the USA and in Europe, it’s something different, it’s passion vs entertainment. Love vs money. We don’t have cheerleaders or a half time show, it’s about the sport and about supporting our colours.

and when it’s the world cup or euros you all come together as a country

@@mynamesreed Temporally alliances for a bigger thing

This is still happening, especially in Eastern Europe

Hell it still sometimes happens in Western Europe as well. Ultras are scary mf'ers.

That happened so often because on those years football was and has been used as a dog whistle for fascism in Europe. So if some of these displays of chantings and gestures look to you kind of fascist is because they are so.

You're sure they say "nazis"?

​@@Esterhazy1973they don't, but from where they all came from, Albania?

@@larrydzemorsky1777 yeah this dude that u answered probably needs baby talk to understand everything or anything

@@Esterhazy1973 as Polish guy, I know what I'm saying

Sirens go off every year 1st of August at 5PM.

@@pawepietkiewicz9864 yes, you're right, 5 PM

Learn history maybe? its about Poland and WW2

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I strongly relate. Miss the stadium so much.....

That clip of the field being surrounded by fire is the craziest of the vid. Which team was that?

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Feyenoord fans came to my home city for the uel or uecl (i cant remember) final last year and lets say... some arrests were made

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I was in Amsterdam watching the World Cup semi final a few years ago. When the Netherlands got through to the final the whole city went crazy. I saw fans rocking a police van and the police inside were cheering and beeping the horn.

@@johnlynn9388 funny cuz the World Cup hasn’t happened in the Netherlands recently. Maybe you’re thinking of 2010 in SA

@@Rugby0nTop you’re right it was that World Cup I was talking about. I didn’t say the World Cup was in Holland just that I watched the semi final against Uruguay in Amsterdam.

+1

Warsaw is in Poland its the capital ffs 😎

@brianjones6721 Do not confuse the ghetto uprising (19IV1943 - Jews) with the Warsaw Uprising (1944 - Poles). A combination of two events (deliberate action by the Jewish community). The historical and methodological positioning of both uprisings on the same plane is a complete falsehood. Warsaw Uprising (August 1 - October 3, 1944) - an armed uprising against the German troops occupying Warsaw, organized by the Home Army as part of Operation "Burza", combined with the disclosure and official activity of the highest structures of the Polish state underground . The largest military operation of the Home Army. How the Germans mock the Warsaw Uprising 👉 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/erlyoMJ838eaiGQ.html

Germans, not nazis

@@marcelpajak thank you for the correction

nazis, not Germans

Thats why education is important lmao 2nd WW began in europe 1st September 1939 when Germany invaded Poland.

Bro my club (ajax) has been put in a europe league group with brighton aek and marseille. Both marseille and aek ultra’s are some of the craziest in europe. And those 2 clubs are friends + AEK and ajax have beef they threw molotovs and fireworks in 2018. I live in Amsterdam I think the home games will be world war 3

Appreciate that. Naw the rivalry you guys have with other clubs can’t be rivaled. It looks like war.

Respect Ajax. From Benfica fan.

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And that's a good thing

In the US, they don't teach that in detail - just major facts and a sentence "under German occupation, people were suffering." Americans have still problems with accepting that how inhumane others can be.