• SwagBoyMcFeast@alien.topB
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    Well I’m not surpried, fan culture is insane in Germany and with massive, classic Bundesliga clubs like Hamburg, Nurnberg, Hannover, Dusseldorf etc, the numbers are guaranteed to be high.

      • rrrook@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        And all that although not one of your reps misses a chance to pronounce how devastating your relegation was „for the region“.

      • 100th_meridian@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        Always been a fan of 1. FUCK since that UEFA Cup tie back in 92/93. Shame what’s happened to your club (and ours) since those days.

        • Rbuell15@alien.topB
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          Yeah. Good old fiscal fuckery. Writing a big check that couldn’t be cashed to renovate their stadium for the 2006 World Cup (Fritz Walter Stadion). Ever since that move they have not been the same.

      • Select-Stuff9716@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        Not mentioning Schalke which in fact is amongst the top ten clubs with the most members in the world is the real craziness

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      1 year ago

      Germany should thank us for Fritz and Ottmar, Eckel, Liebrich,Kohlmeyer our first World Cup won by Kaiserslautern :)

      • 42a2@alien.topB
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        1 year ago

        That’s certainly not an attitude any of those idols would be fond of buddy. We should be grateful they’re part of our history, others shouldn’t be grateful to us.

        • saumah95@alien.topB
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          1 year ago

          Auf Reddit mag es wohl anders sein. In de Palz is des absolut die Meinung die jeder vertrete werd :) Absoluter Fakt wenn man jeden Pälzer fragt.

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    1 year ago

    No surprise, people don’t care about football in France as much as say in Germany, Spain or Italy. It’s getting more popular among those of immigrant descent in France, but not so much among the general population.

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    1 year ago

    Germany has a big and spread out population as well, which probably helps. If Paris had 10 football teams in Ligue 1 like London does in the Barcleys, their attandence could be a lot higher

  • BigReeceJames@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    If you have stadiums big enough and tickets cheap enough, people will turn up and you’ll get numbers like this.

    The average cost of a season ticket in the Championship is £451, the average cost of a German second division season ticket is £178~

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    1 year ago

    Bundesliga is the most fan friendly league in the world. Not perfect, but the best.

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    Not surprised. Ive been living in Paris for a couple years now and even though I have so many friends that are huge football fans there isnt a big “going to the stadium” fan base. I’ve talked to friends and other people that have been living in Paris all their life and are fans of PSG and have never been to a game in their life. Even though there are specificities to this like the fact that its super expensive to go watch a game at the Parc des Princes I believe it also has to do with the fact that the culture of going to your team’s game just isnt as big here.

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      1 year ago

      Only one team in Paris means the stadium is full anyway (45 000+). The low attendance come from club with smaller stadium (Reims, Brest), less club history (Clermont) and no supp culture (Monaco).

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        Clermont has the 3rd highest attendance in %. Reims and Brest despite having small stadium can’t get them full.

        And that’s the main problem of Ligue 1, aside from Paris, absolutely no other clubs are restricted by the size of their stadium, since they can’t get fill the one they already got.

        While almost every single german clubs have an average above 95%, in France we have only one. Paris.

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    I just think it’s crazy that my local stadium has just a few less average compared to ligue1

  • VegetableAwkward286@alien.topB
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    It should be mentioned that several clubs in La liga , Ligue A and even Serie A were promoted and managed to stay in the top flight playing in relatively small capacity stadiums, while the Bundusliga is in flux with heavyweights still in the Bundesliga 2 like Hamburg and Shalke.