Thanks mate! I had a great time in Utrecht last time. One of the nicest parts of the Netherlands I've ever seen. Will be back soon and good luck for the season!

are you his dad then?

@@LordAC13 not that I no of

No, that’s me, I’m his mum, thank you for your kind comment, I’m extremely proud of him 🤗🤗

Sam's mom, he's a credit to you and I see why you are so proud of him. Sam deserves every bit of success for the fantastic and interesting vlogs he produces. Keep up the great work Sam.

@@carolnorth9735i had the pleasure to guide him through the Munich football world this past few days and it has really been a blast. One of the nicest people ever

do all germans hate bayern?

@@shashankn4895 What do you mean? It's the most popular club in Germany...

Augustiner Keller too is amazing

Yep I went there yesterday. That video will be up in the next few days. Thanks for watching 🙌🏼🎥

It's a great city. It's when going to such places you realise what a shit hole the UK is

Wow, hello! I hope to visit and see DPMM FC play one day!

@@FootyAdventures thats one for a bucket list, hope DPMM FC plays in Brunei again when you come for a visit (maybe next season), well make sure to organize a football tour for you, not just for a DPMM FC match but also for our local football league 😄

your correct,Franz Roth scored in extra time

Bayern won the UCWC and Celtic won the European Cup 🍀, And Israel skelped the Arab Colonisers in the Six Day War. 🇮🇱🇮🇱 What a year 1967 was. 🏆🥂

Danke!!!

@@FootyAdventures You're welcome, I ain't German but from Denmark though 😁

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Gotta leave room for his next visit. And They played away last weekend

Small club, irrelevant. 🤣🤣🏆

there it is 😁

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Germany is a massive country and very diverse, but surely Bavarian is just another part of the overall German culture? What makes it so different from rest of Germany?

@@espben360 Your right. It‘s not different. The only difference is that Bavarians are the most traditionally minded Germans nowadays and still stick to their German culture and traditions the most (by far) and made them mainstream. Probably because Bavaria was hit the least from ww2 and it’s aftermath, especially with regards to the huge immigration of east europe Germans that had been forced away from their homes in east Europe. Then the Americans occupied Bavaria and the Americans had been the most lenient regarding the German cultural clubs and businesses out of all the occupying forces. Also Bavaria had been the most well of economically following ww2 thus Bavaria had been able more than any other German region to rebuilt its cities in the historically correct way with its old quarters and old German architecture.

@@espben360There is literally zero reason to call Bavaria not German. It makes absolutely zero sense culturally, historically, politically… But it‘s popular to do that among left wingers in an ironic way, because they dislike Bavaria for being ´too german‘/traditionally minded (who also accuse Bavarians of focusing too much on their own region) and thus too much different from the rest of modern Germany (they also think that Bavarians would embarrass the rest of Germany by displaying conservative german culture) and as a response some right wing Bavarians started thinking of themselves as more Bavarian than German and made the the two words oppose each other because in their view the rest of Germany has become too progressive and culturally and traditionally too non-german. Then you have many non-Germans in the whole mix who obviously don’t even know what German means, neither do are they aware of Germanys and Bavaria’s history and simply like to claim Bavarians as being non-german all together in every sense and demand Bavaria should split off from the rest of Germany … just to annoy both sides I guess? Maybe some jealousy going on there. Whatever. There you have it.

@@espben360 The irony of it all is that in the end Bavaria is being called non-german for being ˋtoo german‘ (in the traditional sense) 😂😂

@@espben360 Also regional/tribal rivalries and jealousy come into play. Many Germans from other regions are somewhat jealous about Bavaria’s economic success and accuse Bavaria of being too independently minded and as only caring about themselves and thus being more successful and try to get back at them by calling them non-german and Bavarians that grew tired of that just started to go along with it. For a very little minority it got actually serious due to growing differences in politics (conservative vs progressive) and now both sides are nitpicking the smallest difference of Bavaria to another random (usually northern) German region in order to call Bavaria different and non-german and vica versa. It’s really petty actually.

Natürlich ist es deutsch, oder würdest du dann sagen nur der Norden ist deutsch? Deutschland ist nunmal abwechslungsreich. Die bayrische Kultur ist "auch" deutsch, aber nicht die komplette deutsche Kultur.

@@max.power89 ich habe mich ein bisschen an der Satz, es ist die deutscheste Stadt gestört. Solche Sätze sorgen im außerhalb deutschlands dafür, dass alle denke wir laufen in Lederhosen und Dirndl rum. Aber du hast Recht, natürlich ist Bayern ein Teil von Deutschland.

Sagt der deutsche hartzer,sauf dei dosenbier und hdf,du Rundumnull😁😁😁😁😁😁Über Bayern lacht die Sonne,über drecksdeutschland die ganze Welt!!!!!!

Der Norden hat halt nix zu bieten 🤷🏻‍♂️ der Süden ist so viel schöner.

That is because Bavarians still cherish their traditional German culture more than anyone else in Germany. That doesn’t make them any less German 😂😂 it‘s just that you have a modern and progressive mind and simply don’t like Germans being traditional and conservative about their culture. So you are biased. Lederhosen literally are a part of German traditional outfits in every single region of Germany and sausages and beer are a traditional german dish and beverage all over Germany, in every German regional culture since forever. Only cause you don’t like it or think it’s embarrassing doesn’t mean you can just invent new facts and rewrite reality.

Also he referred to the architecture and that architecture surely is uniquely German and can be found all over Germany as well 😂😂 especially in the north of Germany (Hamburg and Bremen for example have a very similar Rathaus)

@@Janitoro458 Bavarian culture is bavarian, not german. I live in East Frisia, We have a total different culture. NO bavarien, literally NO bavarian can understand this following man from my home. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/l7eUpq9jtLq4fI0.html

Kieler woche,Bayernzelt,dirndl,lederhosen,weissbier😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁