I'm curious, anyone know all that verbage he says before he finally gets to saying the gol scorers first name?? Frankly, I think its one of the coolest things in football.
First he says Tooooooooooor für den FC Bayern, durch den spieler mit der nummer ...., he then says the goalscorers first name three times, with the crowd screaming his last name, and it's the loudest on the thrid attempt, then he says neuer spielstand FC Bayern eins, whoever null, and finishes it off by saying danke and the crowd screams bitte. In english it transelates to goal for Bayern, the goalscorer's name and last name, new score in the game, and he finishes by thanking them and the crowed just tells him that they're welcome.
This is one of the things that I love about the bundesliga. The interactive crowd procedure that you witnessed in yesterday's game is a staple for bundesliga clubs. Mark! Van Bommel! Danke! Bitte!
the best thing is it doesnt mind how much goals the opponent scored the crowd will always scream "NULL"
Danke. I recognized them saying the goalscorers name and the score of the game. Everything else, my German can't keep up!! The only thing I need to find now is that damn Schalke Goal music. I hate that team, but that goal music is fecking trendy.
You can use it. Bayern is having a bad year on the pitch, it happens. Frankly, I'd love to see the title race come down to the end between 3-4 teams, hopefully BAyern will be there.
Every Bundesliga team has their own version of this procedure. The only difference is that each club has a different ending to each other (in the danke! bitte! part).
Yeah, you simply must witness it in person. Bayern's announcer is like the voice of God. Sends shivers down your spine the first time you hear it. Can't remember if he does it during Champ League games. Methinks Uefa bans it.
hopefully I can experience this too~ one of my wishes on my list after graduate is to fly to Munich and watch a live Bayern's game and shop around at Bayern store~~~ I really want to see the real atmosphere of the game....
Really? Any examples? I'm actually interested now 'cause i can't think of any teams right now that have the same ending, though i've also definitely been to far fewer stadiums than you have, that's for sure.
Umm, I didn't mean that the announcer was the sole reason I look forward to my first match at the Allianz Arena.
I'm not sure the announcer is the same, but when I was living in Munich during the early 90s I thought the Bayern announcer sounded like a scary cross-breeding of a morning drive DJ and a strip club DJ. At the time it was a bit alien to my American ears, but these days you get the over the top announcers at most basketball games. None worse than the Mavs announcer.
The announcer in the AA ist Stephan Lehman from an lokal radio broadcaster. after an goal from bayern they play the Zillertaler Hochteitsmarsch (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j9bONDihaDA .)
Frankly, I think its fecking great. In basketball, the PA announcer wants to yell about everything "Travellllliiiiiinnnnnnggggg" plus do the timeout ad breaks. In football (soccer), the guy is only announcing the goals, substitutions, and maybe something at the beginning and end.
Happens at Karlsruhe exactly as posted above!! According to the announcer no visiting team has ever scored a goal at the Wildparkstadion
Question about a Bayern chant I hear at Bayern home games... I honestly can't make out what saying, but it sounds something like: "BAY-errrn, BAY-errn, BAY-ern BAY-ern BAY-ern, [something], [something], [something something something] MÜNCHEN!" Maybe they aren't saying Bayern, but it's some two-syllable word repeated. Any help??