Baldybonce Jnr informs me that German football is the new thing at school.
Supporting Man U, Chelsea etc is not the done thing but a German team is.
Sooo, i know some from here go abroad for games and Marc and the German Addicks will be able to help.
What are the logistics of getting there for a big game?
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Hamburg is a great base for groundhopping (plus it's a cool city) we managed to go and see St Pauli, Wolfsburg and Hamburg in a single weekend. Germany is an amazing country and probably the best place in the world to watch football.
Which club? getting around? tickets?
I'll look into Hamburg.Cheers.
Unless you want to see a derby tickets are obtainable. Most clubs sell online a few weeks in advance. To do the standing 'thing' second division is your best bet as it's usually STs only at big sides.
Watching football over there is very good but the atmospheres and songs are all similar. I'm back there soon for 3 games around Frankfurt.
Both grounds easy to get to on cheap public transport, give it a go.
Also lots of league grounds within easy reach of Frankfurt.
We also ended up in the family stand somehow, but could still buy a pint and take it in, and you got a free biscuit on your seat as well. Result.
Atmosphere was pretty good as well, especially every time Hamburg scored.
Good weekend though and well worth the experience.
@Baldybonce What do you call a big game? Just from names like Hamburg, Munich, Cologne or a game between teams up the table?
If you need some advice or assistance in getting tickets, hotel or even which team to choose, you can contact @GermanAddick or me.
have been over for a game also and its a definate experience the german football concept is so much better, drink and smoke in the stands, no trouble with persistant standing.
Has an old, classic feel to it whilst still being very modern inside. Basically everything the new Wembley should have been when they redeveloped it
Koln is a bit more old school
If so was at that game myself, bloody freezing ground it was in Berlin, had gaps in the walls at the back of the stands allowing the wind to come through... Dont think I've ever been so cold at a football match before
Try applying on the websites of the teams directly.
Ifmusing Viagogo or one of the other ticketing sites be careful of their surcharges and fees.
Wolfsburg could still drop with them but have a 2 legged play off to come next week.