Ne no 🤣

Nechápu 😁

@@stepanek-_-2480 jakože to bylo ještě než dál gol proti skotsku

Ist doch mega nice haha

Haha indeed short and smart answers😃

oh how I loved Kimi :)

That's funny because he is Hamilton fan

Same

@@TheFerdy789 That's not funny

Bitte auch in der bulli dann...

@@fuballanalysendavidtv594 Keine Ahnung was die "Bulli" ist, kenn nur das Auto.

@@wendklenff133 Bulli=Bundesliga

@@fuballanalysendavidtv594 zweiter Platz vor Erling Haaland😍🔥🖤❤️ kann man mal so machen💪

😅

You have great taste.🤩

😃

@D. Kell. Dann lerne es.

​Aleks is obviously "master of science", it is not that easy task towards to camera..

Wie hast du das denn erkannt? Richtig gut abgelesen !

😎

its true?? he is german?

@@user-se6dk5ov3e Schick is not a Slavic surname. I have seen many Germanic names in Slavic land, and given German-Czech proximity, many German families have lived and co-existed peacefully with the Czechs.

i'm interested Patrik, thanks for the info about him♥

@@luishernandezblonde Just because he has a German surname doesn't have to mean he has recent German ancestry. Up to 30% of Czechs have surname of German origin. During the times of Austrian rule, many Czechs' original Czech surnames were germanized, voluntarily or involuntarily - especially under the rule of the emperor Joseph II. So if someone was called Černý, it would be germanized as Schwarz. You also have to realize that in the past, surnames were not always common, there were times when people had just a first name. Later, people were often assigned surnames according to their professions and there were also times when Czech language was spoken marginally and only in rural areas - authorities were using German so they assigned a German surname even if the person was ethnically Czech. Anyway, in those old times, the concept of nationality or nationalism was foreign. So it can very well be that Patrik Schick has a recent German ancestry, but it can very well be that he doesn't - all I am trying to say is that you can't just assume that going by his surname, because then third of Czechia would be Germans - which can be true but only if you go centuries back.

​@@nofuxCZ Yes! finally someone who knows his own history. I am also Czech and it can be sometimes quite frustrating that so many pple wants us be just a Germans with Slavic language, while in reality, It is much more complicated then that. Because what many pple often don't aknowledge is that many Germans or Austrians have Germanised or just simply Slavic surnames aswell. This intermingling of pple in Central Europe is quite fascinating and it is definetly a two way street or a double-edged sword if you get my meaning, which for some reasons unknown to me is often omitted by the others or even by my fellow countrymen. I'll add to that that it is indeed true, Czechs are Slavs who are the most mixed with Germanic pples from all the Slavs, but on the other hand Austrians are a Germanic pple who are most mixed with Slavs. So i guess what i want to express here is that it is always a two way street and that context of history is important! Cheers :)

i think it was filmed before that goal..

You are not the only one

Nothing like him, Patrik is better looking and far more intelligent ❤️❤️

@@hazelluck4041 it was only for cringe dude

@D. Kell. oWC

Troll

Bible@@MRLBRMNN

Jdi někam panbíčkáři.

Spíš něco satanistickýho,. Nebo bukowskiho az skonci s karierou

Dann schau es nicht an 😉

heul doch