Football Culture in the Ruhr Area
Published June 5, 2023, 12:20 a.m. by Arrik Motley
The Budget Traveller Kash Bhattacharya and his girlfriend Sabrina Wulf of Travel.Eat.Shoot.Production visited the Ruhr area of Germany to discover its football culture and what else the different cities have to offer.
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the coolest thing in the Wu area that
every Club is unique
and it's a place where the heart beats
and it's it's a kind of open football
museum for everyone we have a very
special path together and we have the
special identity
[Music]
you are simply going to a stadium as a
fan as a human being you are you will be
accepted as a human being you will you
can shout you can sing you can cry
[Music]
coming together in the stadium where I
live
and so that's not the point if you win
or lose it's it's a point of being
together
[Music]
it's going to survive it's talking
it's having the possibility to
tell stories to go back into history so
much things it's getting the head free
of everything
[Music]
that's that's for me goosebumps
[Applause]
[Music]
foreign
[Music]
football is for me like living it's not
always about winning but it's how you
play a game and how you show yourself in
a game
