What other stadiums have barely changed down the years?

As a Dortmund fan, I like that stadium 😊⚫🟡 .. I was there 26 years ago, wonderful memories! 🏆 I really miss these old-fashioned stadiums..the modern ones all ressemble each other..

One of the most beautiful stadiums ever built

The location where Trevor Francis became a Nottingham Forest legend. RIP Trevor

That stadium is packed with history

Absolutely loved the German vlogs! Yourself and the Romanian tour guide are the nicest guys on KZfaq!

Don't chuck the cans. Leave them by the bin. Someone who needs it will pick them up and get the 25cents.

The stadium that has a place in the heart of every Nottingham Forest supporter over a certain age.

One of the most iconic and best stadiums in the world. Went there in 2000 to watch Manchester United in the CL. Still my fave stadium and I have been to a lot of stadiums.

Shouldn’t throw away cans in Germany. It’s worth 25 Cents when you return it to a store. Just place it next to the bin

If you come to Portugal, I would like to leave a recommendation to visit two stadiums, that are not very far away from each other. One is in Leiria (140 km north of Lisbon) where União de Leiria plays, which is in the second division, in addition to being a beautiful stadium, it has an incredible view of the city's castle. Another stadium is in Caldas Rainha (90 km north of Lisbon) and is not designated as a stadium but as Campo da Mata (Field of Woods), usually designated as Mini Jamor (national stadium), but it is not exactly the stands that stand out , but were is located in a forest, it is interesting go up the trails that connect the city to the stadium. Just a suggestion!! Keep the videos, it's great to have the opportunity to see these sites and history.

Its the place where Dortmund won their only Champions League title in 1997. And one of the players was a certain Paul Lambert

i’m enjoying your videos from Munich. thank you very much and keep up the great work!

0:20 25 cent right into the bin :(

I only watched 20 seconds of that video and my german heart is already broken as you have thrown the red bull can in to the bin. In germany you don't throw cans (and bottles) away. When you buy drinks in supermarkets you pay an extra amount of 25 cents (in germany, we call that "Pfand"), and you can get that money back by returning the cans and bottles to any store. This system helps to reduce rubbish and to recucle the cans and bottkes. So please, use it while in Germany.

with the weird looking white parasol thingy... This stadium has seen its fair share of legends!!

I always love the funky tunes on your videos 🎶 🎶

Great video Sam. Great stadium. With a bit of tic it could still be an amazing sports venue.

You should go to Cyprus and watch anorthasis famagusta, so much history there

True story - I from Glasgow participated in the Scout Olympics there in 1982, opening ceremony was a parade round the running track of main stadium. I won silver in discus and 4th place in shot put.

Been here a few times. Definitely a summer stadium. Can be very exposed in the winter. Remember seeing 1860 v Dortmund in a snowstorm. Andreas Müller did not want to know and stayed out isolated on the wing all match. Sechzig won 2-0.

Should have come to tynecastle last night. European night and atmosphere was electric. Great video though!

Scene of one of Aberdeen's best performances in Europe that set up their Cup Winners Cup triumph in 1982.

Broo, don't throw away the Pfand!!! Put the 25 cent can next to the bin for a homeless guy to pick up. Please!!

Yoooo,the guide is actually romanian and wears a t-shirt of my hometown team AFC Hermanstadt haha. Greetings from Sibiu guys :)

Cracking stadium and olympic park. Great that it hasn't been updated too much, you can feel the history even through the video! Great work Sam.

Great video 👍🏼

Great video once again

Funny how the English always ignore that Germany still reached the World Cup final in 2002 despite that 1-5 loss in Munich while England was already back home.

Great video again Sam 👍

Great vid Sam!

Still looks modern, that roof is iconic!

Great vids so interesting ❤

I was there in 2001 (the year Bayern won the champions league) really beautiful roof design, it's an iconic stadium, pity it isn't used more often.

I saw 1860 play stuttgart there in 1997. They lost 3-1 I believe

great video`s, small hint don't crush the cans and put them next to or on the bin, the deposit collectors will be pleased

One of my best ever days out was a walk around the Olympic Park followed by a tour of the BMW factory, museum and collection centre next door 😉🇩🇪

Been there with my best mate who's a Forest fan in 2010. Ahead of it's time according to my Dad when it was used in WC74. I had a Gerrard England shirt on when I visited as he scored in that famous game in 2001! Great football city ⚽👍

Grunewald Stadium Sam. How can you not….. 1860 💙🤍💙

Without a doubt, the most beautiful stadium in the world! Shivers when I walked round it. Surprised you didn't mention Mary Peters.

HOW Dare you throwing that bin at 0:21 in the trash - thats some serious crime in Can-Deposit-Germany ;)

Paul Lambert ...........He was a EC winner there

Is he Romanian? He is wearing the Hermannstadt jersey :D

Nicola Berti scored one of best ever goals here for Inter vs Bayern in Nov 1988. Iconic.

So much history, that 5-1 was a huge highlight of my childhood!

Great videp. Please can you make a video about FC 1 Nurnberg.

@FootyAdventures. The 1974 world cup final match between West Germany and Netherlands was played there too.

As a norwich fan the olympiastadion will always be first and foremost associated with Goss's volley in 1993 to give us that famous win against bayern

Thank you for doing the tour in this stadium. I've only been twice here for the concerts up to now (Bon Jovi and Ed Sheeran). Amazing atmosphere! :) Also I like your "stadium tour guide" as well. :)

Just walked around this stadium. Incredible!

I hope u comee to Indonesia and watch some games un Liga 1, such a great atmosphere there ⚽🔥

Sam you forgot Alan McInally when you where talking about players that have played for Bayern in Munich in Bavaria in Bayern in Munchen for Bayern in Munich & his good dood personal friend Jan Wouters. Alan Mcinally played for Bayern from 1989 to 1993 how can you forget Alan Mcinally a Soccer Saturday legend. And another player I thought you would have thought about is Owen Hargreaves that's whare it all started for him. I am 42 Sam but one world Cup Final I wish I could of been there for in person is the1974 World Cup final Inthe Olympiastadion. (Munich) now that world of been something to tell people about. I remember the old Olympiastadion (Munich) well I remember when Sky Sports first started showing The Bundesliga the first time it was mostly Bayern Munich or Borussia Dortmund hames they would show live but most of the time it was Bayern Munich games because of Owen Hargreaves. I remember when we first got Cable T.V. through Cable Tel we used to get RTL a German Channel they would show some European games I remember watching Bayern v Valencia in The U.E.F.A Cup on RTL in the mind 90's If I remember right I think Klinsmann had not long returned to Bayern from Spurs at the time now we have Kane going from Spurs to Bayern I think that's what they call a paradox everything go's round full circle in time I guess. Absolutely love German football culture. Smell the history Sam Smell the history. Alan Shields Hamilton South Lanarkshire Scotland.

Like how they had the VIP seats the same as the rest of the stadium. Brighton did similar with the Amex but had the seats for the rest of the stadium the same was the VIP seats (minus the arm rests). Surprised you've never been down to the south coast to do the old Goldstone area, Withdean and the Amex.

Can you pls go to a Ayr United game soon

Hibs vs Aston Villa, will you cover that huge play-off game?

Hi Sam, did you pay to get into the stadium. I went a few years ago and just walked through the service gate. Also Bayern Munich played Raith Rovers at the Olympic Stadium and famously went 1-0 up!

better than that other one in Munich

You need to check out Hohe Warte Stadium Home of First Vienna FC (Austrian second division). It is a natural bowl and once held 85,000. It's now limited to just 5,500. It's a cool place.

How close to the stadium was the block of flats where the athletes were killed and kidnapped in 1972?

Next year you can try visit Merdeka Stadium in KL, heard they reopening in 2024.

1976/77 I saw 2 concerts. The Eagles and Jethro Tull. I was stationed in Bayreuth so the trip to Munich was easy.

Fantasche. If only the Dutch had won WC 74 though!

The old olympic stadium was used by Türkgücü München here and there in season 20/21 and 21/22. Türkgücü is an team founded by turkish immigrants. The club played in 3rd league in 20/21 and 21/22 season. Don't know if they still use it now in 4th league. 🤔

It held the European Athletics Championships last year for the second time I think . The previous time was 2002.

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Bit harsh. It's a stadium i absolutely loved when growing up and have only ever been to for a concert. Going there again for two concerts next May. Its a fantastic stadium and so much better hetter than the Allianz which is soulless, in the middle of nowhere with unwelcome staff. I also like Ernst Happel Stadion which also feels very 80s ish.

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The green in the center beside the umbrella things it was the path of were the dressing room for bayern munich

Dortmund won the 1997 champions league final there 🏆

this stadium appears in Guns n Roses video Estranged

Why is the tour guide randomly wearing an FC Hermannstadt t-shirt? 🤣

Did you go to Dachau? Well worth a visit, horrific!

At 0:20, you've just thrown 25 cents of deposit money into the trash bin, Sam... ;) In Germany, it's a nice gesture to place your empty can or bottle next to it instead of throwing it inside in order to make it easier for poor people who are eager to collect these empty cans and bottles to turn them into some money. So these people can pick them up more easily instead of having to scrabble inside the trash bins if you don't care about the deposit money yourself. I admit this deposit system for cans and bottles has to be very unusual to people from other countries, it's a quite peculiar German thing. Just to give you a small hint for your next time in Germany :)

You need to go to sheriff tiraspol stadium in the break away republic of moldova 🇲🇩

Is that an FC Hermannstadt shirt? I'd like to know the connection aha

0:20 - every german cringed more than a little - throwing 25 cents into the trash

Germany are so good they can beat Germany.

West Germany lost 1-0 to East Germany in the 74 world cup....it suited West Germany not to win as they avoided the Netherlands in the next group stage when the 2 group winners went through to the final......

Pfand gehört daneben, Junge! 😂

Iconic stadium but poor for fans in my opinion. Too far from the action and the roofless stands are so wrong for Northern Europe.

Miserable place to watch football, stands are miles away from the pitch. But it is a nice venue, I was recently there to watch Bruce Springsteen.

Do you always just throw money away like that?

The guide seems to be a bit rude.

Sind sie Red Bull fan ? 😢Lieber ein Weissbier, wenn in Bayern😂

You were in Munich and didn't went to see 1860? that's the real munchen team

Iconic stadium but rubbish football ground.

Pfand gehört daneben Freundchen 😂

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no hearts vlog damm well i was at the game you missed out