5 coaches of munich fans

[Barcon]

And you wonder why you are known of the rags of Germany and detested so much!!!

What does it say? I thought he had just shit his pants.

The exact translation is this....

"Now, you have to see the Europe league! The European league is terrible!"

Your guess is as good as mine as to why he has said this?

Cheers. Perhaps he has reccently suffered a head injury. Shame.

 

[bayern blade]

City auf wiedersehen :(

Jetzt, man muss sehen die Europa league! Die Europa league ist schrecklich!

And you wonder why you are known of the rags of Germany and detested so much!!!

That is terrible German. He'll be one of your local rivals on a wind up.

 

[1_barry_conlon]

Alles Klar

 

[Halfpenny]

City auf wiedersehen :(

Jetzt, man muss sehen die Europa league! Die Europa league ist schrecklich!

And you wonder why you are known of the rags of Germany and detested so much!!!

That is terrible German. He'll be one of your local rivals on a wind up.

It'd be especially hilarious if it was a rag, which it probably is.

 

[mullsy]

Alles Klar

Justin ...... Justin ......... :-)

 

[Maldeika]

And you wonder why you are known of the rags of Germany and detested so much!!!

That is terrible German. He'll be one of your local rivals on a wind up.

It'd be especially hilarious if it was a rag, which it probably is.

Sounds like English you put through google translator...

I got the match bus out from town at about 6.30 last night. Big queues of both blues and Germans. I was upstairs looking out the window just before my bus pulled out when I saw this middle aged Bayern fan with glasses and two pals march right to the front of the remaining queue and stand there with his arms folded.
Next thing, an old fella with a City scarf walked up, tapped the German on the shoulder and started telling Jerry to get to the back of the line. To be fair, his two mates did but the Camp Commandant with the specs was standing his ground and shouting and waving his arms like a Freddie Starr Hitler impression. The old blue also stood his ground, telling the German to shift.
Sadly, my bus pulled out without seeing the end of this battle of wills.

lol

A queue in order to get into a bus is completely unknown in germany. We follow the "get in or die, it is the last fuc..ng bus in universe"-principle

Yes. The queue was good. Gave me a laugh, too...

I guess you can find some of this at school busses for the small kids. Will not work for the older ones... - we do not have queues at busses. The strongest survives...

I am training since a couple of years how you make it to be exactly in the front of everybody at bus door when it arrives - or how you sneak yourself through a mass of people to get in prior than them. The last one does not get a seat and has to stand... - field training...

...but I am nice - I get up for older ladies...

 

[BillyMC]

That is terrible German. He'll be one of your local rivals on a wind up.

It'd be especially hilarious if it was a rag, which it probably is.

Sounds like English you put through google translator...

I got the match bus out from town at about 6.30 last night. Big queues of both blues and Germans. I was upstairs looking out the window just before my bus pulled out when I saw this middle aged Bayern fan with glasses and two pals march right to the front of the remaining queue and stand there with his arms folded.
Next thing, an old fella with a City scarf walked up, tapped the German on the shoulder and started telling Jerry to get to the back of the line. To be fair, his two mates did but the Camp Commandant with the specs was standing his ground and shouting and waving his arms like a Freddie Starr Hitler impression. The old blue also stood his ground, telling the German to shift.
Sadly, my bus pulled out without seeing the end of this battle of wills.

lol

A queue in order to get into a bus is completely unknown in germany. We follow the "get in or die, it is the last fuc..ng bus in universe"-principle

Yes. The queue was good. Gave me a laugh, too...

I guess you can find some of this at school busses for the small kids. Will not work for the older ones... - we do not have queues at busses. The strongest survives...

I am training since a couple of years how you make it to be exactly in the front of everybody at bus door when it arrives - or how you sneak yourself through a mass of people to get in prior than them. The last one does not get a seat and has to stand... - field training...

...but I am nice - I get up for older ladies...

Just like Wayne Rooney..he gets up for grannies

 

[1_barry_conlon]

I got the match bus out from town at about 6.30 last night. Big queues of both blues and Germans. I was upstairs looking out the window just before my bus pulled out when I saw this middle aged Bayern fan with glasses and two pals march right to the front of the remaining queue and stand there with his arms folded.
Next thing, an old fella with a City scarf walked up, tapped the German on the shoulder and started telling Jerry to get to the back of the line. To be fair, his two mates did but the Camp Commandant with the specs was standing his ground and shouting and waving his arms like a Freddie Starr Hitler impression. The old blue also stood his ground, telling the German to shift.
Sadly, my bus pulled out without seeing the end of this battle of wills.

lol

A queue in order to get into a bus is completely unknown in germany. We follow the "get in or die, it is the last fuc..ng bus in universe"-principle

We like queueing that much in this country that on one occasion the club got involved and managed to sort us out a queue for 11hrs so we could obtain tickets to attend the 1999 Play off the final.

 

[Maldeika]

Queues remind too much on East Germany where you had to stand in queues to get your rationed goods...

O.K. there is queues even in Germany - in front of the cash register in the supermarket (so I like the shops that have a button for opening another one) or e.g. in cinemas.

But not at the bus station...

Stupid that we cannot mark our seat in the bus with a towel... - but I guess people have tried that before but the bus driver probably was from England...

 

[Shirley]

I got the match bus out from town at about 6.30 last night. Big queues of both blues and Germans. I was upstairs looking out the window just before my bus pulled out when I saw this middle aged Bayern fan with glasses and two pals march right to the front of the remaining queue and stand there with his arms folded.
Next thing, an old fella with a City scarf walked up, tapped the German on the shoulder and started telling Jerry to get to the back of the line. To be fair, his two mates did but the Camp Commandant with the specs was standing his ground and shouting and waving his arms like a Freddie Starr Hitler impression. The old blue also stood his ground, telling the German to shift.
Sadly, my bus pulled out without seeing the end of this battle of wills.

lol

A queue in order to get into a bus is completely unknown in germany. We follow the "get in or die, it is the last fuc..ng bus in universe"-principle

Was gonna say a bit like Poland but I immediately retract that comment

Don't mention the war, I mentioned it once but I think I got away with it...