Thanks 🙏 nieve

Nieve who you think is win to UCL I think Manchester City

I still am blown away that you're able to put these videos up on the day of the match, even after night matches! Even putting it out the day after is pretty remarkable, and tbh I didn't really notice any real difference in quality

Your vids are amazing

Apology accepted... But if it happens again... You've been warned

Absolutely not, the peace treaty was in place from the mid '80s until 2009 when for stupid reasons some ultras from milan attacked regular Inter fans of the lower ring (more expensive, typically families and adults in their 50s and 60s) causing several wounded one of which very serious (the guy lost an eye) Now things are say mid level, there is no actual peace treaty in place but the ultras don't attack each other all the time

The derby of Rome is the one of the most dangerous derby in the world

@@ClaudeMagicbox Yes I remember when it happened, but the "quality" of the atmosphere before, during and after the derbies has not been affected at all to the extent that I question myself if that treaty is considered still in place by the two ultras groups

@@MrJack9325 you should consider that average Milan and Inter fans are absolutly fine people..while the AS Soma fans (not the Lazio ones) behave like animals..they are many, i should say a whole city, and, consequently they enjoy a sort of "political protection" even if their behaviour is unaceptable...Also , dont forget that people from the North of Italy if compared to those from Rome, are fine people, ironic and far more presentable than today's Roman ineducate populace.

@@MrJack9325 Public unrest between factions in Rome goes back to the days of the Republic and Kingdom! The city has always been this way since its founding because it was always the result of outcast Italic tribes from Latium, Etruria, Greek colonies, some Gaulic people even.

change your pfp please

@@j0se1yea change it to Lautaro or something

it always suprises me because i never see inter and milan fans mocking each other after respective losses, onlu during game not after, i dont think thats the case in any other derby, i can respect that, thats what a sporting event should be all about eh

bro forgot to change his profile pic

no you re not my brother

Same here in the US. Fans are all mingled together. The atmosphere at San Siro was out of this world though.

I'm from Argentina and the sight of rival fans sitting next to one another in the stands is truly baffling to me. Away fans have been banned here for like a decade now. And that's with segregated sections, we never had mixed stands. Hoolinganism is so bad here that away fans being fenced off in a corner was still too dangerous to consider. If you're attending a match wearing the away team's jersey you would even be able to get close to the stadium before being yelled at or punched.

​@@kztuner would also be very confusing in Scotland. You'd think they would have a death wish

@@kztuner That's because in Italy most moderate fans sit where this girl sit but in the 2 curvas it works exactly like you said

@@eggy6745 it happens here as well tbh. It's just that the stadium is divided in the two ends were there are the ultras and there it's the central part where families and more chilled fans go and they're mixed. We're used to it and because of the families there's not fights or anything like that but trust me milan and inter fans don't have much respect for one another like this girl says

Cause he wore a inter Milan shirt in second leg because second leg was inter time(Giuseppe Meazza)

American ☕

He explained later.. he only wore the AC Milan shirt to the game because he wanted to avoid any trouble because he could only get tickets within the home supporters section.

maybe it was a chalanoglu shirt

@@bored_grape he spoke English but I don’t think he is American, his accent didn’t sound American

I agree, hope she visit korea and watch our kleague someday.

​@@user-zg9em9lp3n hahahaahahahahahah maybe in another universe

Dude trying so hard to gain her attention

@@bryanel4056 🤡

@@SOC675 that's what your dad said when you were born

@@bryanel4056 😂🤡Gonna cry?

@@SOC675 cry from eating your spicy mum

Thank you for taking the time to comment this! Very kind

​@@stuntpeggnieve Thank you for another video, Nieve. I have three things in common with you. You like Football same as me, though I like watching a few ball games. You like sporty tops, and you like Biker Jackets.

I tell you a secret... we hate being called Inter Milan... the name of the club is FC Internazionale (which means International Football Federation), short name just Inter

Internascchionaleeyy

Jamie's "internazionalleeyyy" still stucks in my mind 😂

As another Inter fan, I agree. Would prefer if we kept sharing and built a new stadium together. But I guess the upside is you get more of the revenue if you have your own (but will also cost twice as much to build if you both have to build separate ones).

How lovely!

@@stuntpeggnieve you are lovely

​@tarkus88299di storia, di tradizione, ricco di sfottò e goliardia, ma senza nessun episodio di violenza (o molto limitati). Non vi piace? Beh...tenetevi i vostri se li avete

Oh Graeme thank you so much

@@stuntpeggnieve Fully deserved kiddo. The variety of your vlogs and quality content. Cannot praise you enough.

Seemed to be a plethora of international KZfaqrs there

Well I live in Wembley and during games like FA cup semis and final I often see fans mixed in the area around the stadium, I remember a Manchester City Liverpool where I was eating in KFC and there was fans of both teams there. I am sure the next FA cup final I'll see again Manchester City fans and Manchester United fans mixed in the streets around Wembley (they'll even probably take the train togeather from Manchester to London that day)

@@helloahla239 no…the train from Manchester will be full of city fans, the trains from London will be full of United fans. There’s no way you’ll see big numbers together on Derby day, it will definitely kick off

Perché strano? In una città come Milano e in un evento sportivo del genere mi sembra normale

@@foreveryoungboomer8184Secondo me il calcio italiano negli ultimi anni ha perso tanto valore. Non mi sembrerebbe strano se parlassimo al massimo anno 2007; da quell'anno in poi il calcio italiano non è più il miglior calcio

@@manuelconte2127 Che il calcio italiano abbia perso valore rispetto a quegli anni è oggettivo, ciò non significa che ne sia totalmente privo. Si tratta pur sempre di uno tra i primi 5 campionati europei. Inoltre stiamo parlando del derby di Milano, una stracittadina fra due grandi squadre, ricche di storia e tradizione, in una semifinale di Champions League. Il fatto che ci sia in gioco un posto per la finale di Champions rende già di per sé la partita molto appetibile. Penso sia superfluo dire che le semifinali di Champions siano fra le partite più attese ed emozionanti di una stagione. Tutto questo per dire che essendo una semifinale di Champions non può non essere appetibile a livello internazionale. Figuriamoci se nella semifinale stessa si gioca addirittura un derby come quello di Milano.

@@manuelconte2127 adesso è dietro solo alla premier

Great show that was, I knew next to nothing about Italian football before then. Enjoyed the live game on the Sunday as well.

Me too. I started following Atalanta from afar because of that show. To this day I still like them

Very valid observation

They need to make another team in Derby just to make this happen

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derbyshire_Senior_Cup

Derby and Chesterfield are considered a Derbyshire Derby but they are never in the same division together.

Thank you! I really appreciate that

Funnily enough, I was looking into this recently, as I’ve always wanted to visit Iceland. Could be a very interesting experience!

I had the same thoughts

I wanted to get a ticket and ong it was impossible

@@acojone6110 I can imagine that. Really sad. Mass sports tourism is cancerous.

Napoli are not a big club. They simply play in a 3rd world city, whit and employment rate of 41% (In Milan and in EU the average is 70%). In Napoli, away fans are even not allowed in the stadium. And law enforcment officers don't even protect them because they are hoolingans and support Napoli. This city is a nightmare

Becouse they do not travel well, and spanish atmosfere, like english, mostly sucks

Oh you definitely should, however if I’m honest, I can’t see them moving out in 2026. There’s a lot of red tape around stadium development in Italy, with most stadiums belonging to the municipalities, not the clubs themselves. Don’t take my word for it though!

More like 2036

More like 3026

@@stuntpeggnieve I thought it was being planned to be redeveloped after it had hosted the Winter Olympics in 2026, but I see plenty of articles now saying that those plans are shelved, oh well, still gonna try visit next season

In 2026 there are going to be the Winter Olympic games and the opening is in San Siro, so they can’t move a brick until then.

Such a kind thing to say, thank you!

they will not leave

I think there’s a sort of nostalgia from when these derbies were a lot more intense in the 80s 90s. Italian teams were arguably more iconic than other foreign teams. So I feel there will always be something mesmerizing about Italian derbies; even when they’re not doing well in the league.

@@ephraimrodriguez4594 Yes, plus the atmosphere at the Italian derbies is always amazing. So much color, passion, noise, sound. The choreos / tifos in Italy area also unreal. The sights and sounds of Italian football are really special. England doesn't have anything like that.

checkmate3832 "The sights and sounds of Italian football are really special. England doesn't have anything like that." The Anfield Kop laughs at you.

@@lyndoncmp5751 I also enjoy when English fans suddenly come up with a new chant and the whole stadium sings in unison as if they always knew the song by heart

Let the younger brother have his moment😂 #forzainter

@@ayo_chilt I can't, bro! 😜

Segregation in English grounds happened long before the mid-80s. Fulham FC has a section for neutral supporters.

@@geoffpoole483 Yes, for sure, but segregation was not enforced heavily back then as it is now, especially the side stands. Have been an 'away fan' (without colours) at a few grounds back in mid 80s as a kid. Fulham's neutral section is def unique though and have been there 👍