Why Are German Football Fans So Angry? 🇩🇪 | #bundesliga #bayernmunich



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German football has been rife with protests in recent weeks – but what are the fans angry about? And has it worked?

Let’s find out 🤝

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26 opiniones en “Why Are German Football Fans So Angry? 🇩🇪 | #bundesliga #bayernmunich”

  5. I see both sides of this, they do need some i jection to not be bullied by pl & it's nice to grow the league, but it can't come at to high a cost jzust to appease americans & japs whilst you go to a game at an odd hour

  7. Ich bin aus Deutschland. Beobachtungen:
    A) viele Fans sind auch gegen die Ultras. Die allermeisten lassen sich vom Boulevard beeinflussen. Viele sind über die Bedingungen/Auswirkungen nur oberflächlich informiert: Ein Kumpel von mir meinte, er habe beim ersten Protest im Block einige der Schoko-Taler gegessen, da er gar nicht wusste, wofür die gedacht gewesen seien. Nur wenige Medien haben das Problem von Beginn an inhaltlich begleitet (Rasenfunk).
    B) Die DFL hat von "roten Linien" geschwätzt, ohne benennen zu können oder zu wollen, was diese tatsächlich umfassen.

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    Sorry, if i cant translate my thoughts properly. Here a summary:
    A) poeple / Fans are divided an partielle disinformed.
    B) the "German Football League" (the broadcast icence seller, not DFB!) failed to make conditions of a possible Private Equity Deal transparent.

  16. "There's only one country that frightens me – that's the country of Germany. I don't know if you guys are students of history or not, but for those of you who aren't, Germany, in the previous century, they decided to go to war. And who did they choose to go to war with? THE WORLD. So you think that would last about five seconds and the world would win. But it was actually close. Then 30 years pass, and Germany decides to go to war again. And, once again, they choose as their foe… THE WORLD" ~ norm macdonald

  23. Not in Europe but watch EPL from Asia. Why the rejection of huge funding ???
    For my country getting sponsors are good enough, and any TV deal would be a huge boost. DO explain.

  24. This is fairly correct. However, there’s an additional aspect to this:

    The German football league (vote) already did a vote about this back in 2023. The majority of clubs voted against allowing investors to purchase tv rights.

    However, they then did another, allegedly illegal, vote behind closed doors on the same matter in December 2023. This is what sparked the outrage. Don’t forget that the 50+1 rule is also a legal requirement (if you ignore the disgusting cases of Hoppenheim or red bull) which means club representatives have to vote for what their members want. Allegedly, people like Hannovers Martin Kind (who’s been trying abolish 50+1 and other German essentials for ages in pursuit of greed and more money) voted against their membership base which is illegal.

    Such a positive result and it shows that democracy should not be undermined.

    We’d rather have less superstars or be less competitive in some Mickey Mouse European competition than losing our football the way we like it. Affordable tickets, standing, accessible ko times, having a beer during the match, supporting your team in a loud and creative manner and mostly not being part of an oil sheikh billionaire pissing contest.

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