San Mames has the best atmosphere I’ve ever watched football in, it’s also right in the middle of the city with streets full of great bars on the walk up to the stadium.
The Ceramica has two fun things about it. 1. The away stand is apparently that really high section, which I find funny. 2. The capacity of the stadium is a little under 25000, while the population of Villarreal is only about 50000. This means that the stadium can house about half of the city. If Wembley wanted that same proportion of London’s inhabitants it would have to have a capacity of about 4,5 million!
Cool! I like your videos. I wonder if you’d be able to go into more detail about the interior of the stadiums? For example, Barcelona’s stadium looks really incredible and imposing. However, my friend who visited said that it was pretty cramped and run down in the concourse areas, though it was nice once you got to the seats.
Villarreal's stadium will always be El Madrigal to me, rather than the naming rights given to a company that makes dinner plates, toilet bowls and other ceramics.
These videos blow my mind. European countries are like the size of states over here in the USA I'll be with a bigger population but nevertheless each country has soo many different big stadiums in such small amount of land.. crazy! Or maybe the US is just too vast and sparsely populated
Europe is much more populated than US, and has a much higher population density. Spain is smaller than most of the States but it has more population than any of them. And there are countries even more populated.That´s probably the reason.
I'm a Barca fan from USA and when I visited Spain, Camp Nou was, disappointingly, not that imposing at all. It's an amazing stadium no doubt, but the noise of the crowd seems to leave the stadium. The Santiago Bernabéu, I have to admit, was quite imposing. The crowd was much more lively (as opposed to the Barca crowd which was full of tourists like myself). I also noticed the ultras of Real far outnumbered the ultras of Barca. And the way the stadium was constructed kept that crowd noise in the stadium and rocked the walls of the stadium.
i went to barcelona in January 2020 and watched a barcelona game and i genuinely thought i was gonna die from how cold it was especially because im from california
I went to Barcelona a few years ago and watched a match on both Camp Now and the Spanyol Stadium, TBH the Spanyol fans are much more pasionate than Barca fans which were mostly tourists like me, also the Spanyol stadium is a bit more comfortable than Camp Nou which feel a bit cramped, maybe it's because I really don't like Barcelona FC but I did not really like Camp Nou that much.
Has realizado un buen trabajo; curiosos comentarios sobre cada estadio de la liga española. Tu inglés está muy bien aunque no sea un idioma muy bonito.
I just can't wait to see the Bernabeu fully renovated. I lived in Málaga (southern Spain, Andalucia) and i'm thinking of leaving to Madrid to watch Real Madrid regularely in that glorius place they are building.
Alaves, Levante, Bilbao, Bernabéu, Real Sociedad, Celta de Vigo, Atlético, Espanyol and Osasuna have a full stadium cover. This half of the teams. It is work in progress but I guess in the South doesn’t rain that much so it wasn’t a priority years ago. It wasn’t in England either until they realised it was raining everyday.
Camp Nou will live a complete refurbishment next years, in which will be much more "closed" and th atmosphere will be more intimidating. Barça ultras are better than may seem just because of the "open" nature of Camp Nou. After the renovation atmosphere will be hotter and noisier.
@@ramontorrijosmartinez ojalá !!! Aunque ya sabes q la segunda es muy complicada . Además creo q tenemos el estadio profesional más antiguo de España. Un saludo
Great video man! Rayo's stadium may be an absolute crap, but is one of the most intimidating to play in la liga. It's always packed and has notoriously insane fans. Very proud (and tough) working class people from Vallecas area in Madrid, that hate R. Madrid and Atletico, but are passionate about Rayo since childhood. Many teams prefer an away match at Bernabeu than go to that shack of foulmouth drunkards partying, drumming, screaming and insulting them that close to the pitch for 90 minutes. Thanks to the wall, the goal keeper gets to suffer them only half of the match, but the crowd watching from the Apartments can get nasty too. They are known to hire the balconies and windows for Barça or Madrid fixtures, and you can notice fireworks getting shot from there all the time, which is something not allowed to carry into any stadium, though they can do it legally.
No one comment on the fact that Real Sociedad/Real San Sebastian had CA Osasuna next to the location which immediately came after the stadium for CA Osasuna. I got confused at first seeing that there were two CA Osasuna's then.
The new Bernabeu is gonna look like a deluxe George Foreman grill
Couldn't say why, but I've got this unbelievable urge to visit may orca
The name of the stadium is not even subliminal, I'd say it... Liminal
Are you going to visit Visit Mallorca Stadium when you visit Mallorca?
Cheeky
@@cardenasr.2898 Jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj
@@cardenasr.2898 Nn nnbnnnn
San Mames has the best atmosphere I’ve ever watched football in, it’s also right in the middle of the city with streets full of great bars on the walk up to the stadium.
Good for Spain in renovating many stadiums instead of building new ones.
If Santiago Bernabeu is already one of the most iconic stadiums in the world…I can’t imagine how it’d be after the renovation 😟
@@creedencebakken4148 pray!
Unless you’re Valencia
The Ceramica has two fun things about it.
1. The away stand is apparently that really high section, which I find funny.
2. The capacity of the stadium is a little under 25000, while the population of Villarreal is only about 50000. This means that the stadium can house about half of the city. If Wembley wanted that same proportion of London’s inhabitants it would have to have a capacity of about 4,5 million!
Dang. I was unaware of the extreme coolness of the Spanish stadiums. Thank you for curing that bit of ignorance.
Camp Nou means "new field" in English, which I think is kinda funny.
Wait till you find out what Pittodrie means in English.
The Wanda looks cool but I miss the Vicente Calderón
That was a great looking ground with character!
Todos añoramos el Calderón que quedará en nuestros corazones.
True that. Both Wanda Metropolitano and San Mames have ZERO character.
Love your videos oh and the San Mames, gorgeous stadium
Thank you for posting these Gorgeous Stadiums
Didn’t realize that Valencia had issues with a bat. I thought it would be more appropriate for... Real Batis.
Vallecas is my favorite stadium because of the apartments
Loving the content mate. Stadiums are fascinating
Cheers!
some of these are absolutely beautiful
Looking good for a World Cup bid in 2030. Coming from a UK based fan. Love to potter around Iberia with some tickets in 9 years time
The video we all been waiting for 🔥😍next video for Ligue 1 and Eredevise please
Cool! I like your videos. I wonder if you’d be able to go into more detail about the interior of the stadiums? For example, Barcelona’s stadium looks really incredible and imposing. However, my friend who visited said that it was pretty cramped and run down in the concourse areas, though it was nice once you got to the seats.
Valencia’s stadium is just epic! Real Madrid’s new ground just looks like some kitchen scales.
Now let’s all go to Majorca for some reason
Thanks for listening to the fans. Another good video!😊
Great video, the second spanish división stadiums
🎶 "bring all your money" totally slaps
Estadio Benito Villamarín del Real Betis Balompié, 62.000 espectadores, cuarto de España, y primero de Andalucía en aforo. Mi equipo el Betis💚💚💚💚
Y con mucho espacio en el armario también
El campo se llenará pero la vitrina de trofeos no mucho xd
Grande! al final pones un vídeo de la costa de Torrevieja
that rain in ireland was stunning!
@borntobemild 🤞🤐🤐🤞
Sick, thanks for the video
Villarreal's stadium will always be El Madrigal to me, rather than the naming rights given to a company that makes dinner plates, toilet bowls and other ceramics.
Bernabéu: Retractable roof...and pitch.
Finally!!!!!!!! Thank you 🙏🏽
5:26 Aguante Vallekas 💪
:P
Nice video!
Are you planning on doing the NRL any time soon?
The Wanda's roof looks like a paper plate.
These videos are great. I’d love to se the Italian Serie B stadiums
These videos blow my mind. European countries are like the size of states over here in the USA I'll be with a bigger population but nevertheless each country has soo many different big stadiums in such small amount of land.. crazy! Or maybe the US is just too vast and sparsely populated
Europe is much more populated than US, and has a much higher population density. Spain is smaller than most of the States but it has more population than any of them. And there are countries even more populated.That´s probably the reason.
Please do the stadiums for the Tunisian football championship
Do The Portuguese League stadiums please 😀
Can you do la liga nos stadium Translating the Portuguese league
Are you going to do all the european leagues?
It would be nice
Benito Villamarin 💚💚💚💚
Your pronunciation of the basque name "Mendizorrotza" (sharp mountain in basque language) is far better than that of many spaniards'.
I like the camp nou but also Real Madrid is one of my favorite club 😁
Reale Arena is in San Sebastián and the team that plays there is Real Sociedad. Just a minor mistake on the video.
Do a video about Liga Portugal
What song is this
@6:43 Looks like a place used to build aerospace technology.
I'm a Barca fan from USA and when I visited Spain, Camp Nou was, disappointingly, not that imposing at all. It's an amazing stadium no doubt, but the noise of the crowd seems to leave the stadium. The Santiago Bernabéu, I have to admit, was quite imposing. The crowd was much more lively (as opposed to the Barca crowd which was full of tourists like myself). I also noticed the ultras of Real far outnumbered the ultras of Barca. And the way the stadium was constructed kept that crowd noise in the stadium and rocked the walls of the stadium.
you predicted the future
Good video, but I think that it is not a good idea to compare the Betis and Sevilla stadiums saying they are similars jaja
Do 2. Bundesliga please
i went to barcelona in January 2020 and watched a barcelona game and i genuinely thought i was gonna die from how cold it was especially because im from california
Don't go in winter then.
@@JuanFatche im lucky i did go because everything got shut down 2 months later
I am not a barça fan, but rather an Espanyol fan and yes, even if our stadiums are just 5 miles apart, it's freezing AF at night during winter games
5:50 Los de los edificios pueden ver los partidos gratis tan agusto desde el balcon
Serie a next?
Mallorca is one of my favorite teams to do a rebuild with in FIFA
If you buy Fifa 22 on October, you will be able to play with UD Ibiza which, as you probably know, it's a smaller island South West from Mallorca
BBL Grounds?
Moroccan botola stadiums please
Anyone notice the rugby pitch laid out in Camp Nou.
Can't wait to go back after more than a year away (due to covid restrictions) to the RCDE Stadium to watch my team play.
I went to Barcelona a few years ago and watched a match on both Camp Now and the Spanyol Stadium, TBH the Spanyol fans are much more pasionate than Barca fans which were mostly tourists like me, also the Spanyol stadium is a bit more comfortable than Camp Nou which feel a bit cramped, maybe it's because I really don't like Barcelona FC but I did not really like Camp Nou that much.
Santiago Bernabeu the Europes flashiest stadium as the europes flashiest club.
camp nou looking really tired now,desparately needs an upgrade.....still has sheer size and presence mind you.
Love the dad jokes
10:30 Ciutat de Lavencia?
La mejor dadciu del domun!
Madrid is playing on Bernabeu starting next weekend
why cant i see your subscriber numbers
8:38 lol what? That's Real Sociedad stadium, not Osasuna's, which is from Pamplona
May Orca, the Spanish version of Whycombi
Se dice:" Mallorca"
Hey Estadio Bernabeu, Play Ligue 1 stadiums on you tube.
Has realizado un buen trabajo; curiosos comentarios sobre cada estadio de la liga española. Tu inglés está muy bien aunque no sea un idioma muy bonito.
Eso va por gustos, a mi si que me parece un idioma bonito.
Near my home are a Stadium who have an IT company as sponsor. The strange name Wannafind Stadium. Makes a good joke if you are looking for it 😄
League 2 pls
Camp Nou is in serious need of renovation.
Sad to see Messi not playing in LaLiga anymore
Real Madrid will move to Santiago Barnabue in September.
10:32 lavencia o__O ??
Ligue 1 france plis
I just can't wait to see the Bernabeu fully renovated. I lived in Málaga (southern Spain, Andalucia) and i'm thinking of leaving to Madrid to watch Real Madrid regularely in that glorius place they are building.
Hopefully they’ll go bust and Barcelona too, scumbags who have rigged their own league and tried to do the same thing with the Europeans super league.
I can’t believe camp nou is the biggest football team stadium in Europe and not in Fifa
You look KRIDA REMBANG STADIUM
Watch .... with the sound off
Why in Europe they care more about the exterior than the interior ?
Why do you mean by that?
Real madrid play in bernabeu in this season
Turning Sevilla green. jajajajajajaja!
Yep, he did that. Sevilla fans are sharping their knives right now.
Camp Nou! The Cathedral of football!
It's a dump used by a bankrupt club.
@@paulm2467 still it's a football heaven! you can't take that title away from them!
@@1990Thunderbolt Actually, you can. In Spain San Mamés is known as "La Catedral", cathedral in spanish. So .....
fenway park is way bigger than estadio benito villamorin
Sums up todays stadium architects are about with Valencia. Their new!! stadium was so dull. The old stadium is beautiful.
Am I stupid or did you forget Real Sociedad?
It was at 8:33 but the caption at the bottom said “Osasuna”
Vallacas are a cheap Season card to the neighbours 😎
Barcelona must renovate the Camp Nou, and make it better than Santiago Bernabeu.
10:03 don't show that if you visit Sevilla 😂
Don't you tell me what I will or won't write home about!
The Oakland Coliseum is a bigger green stadium
Most of the stadiums are not covered I feel bad for the fans during rainny and sunny days
Alaves, Levante, Bilbao, Bernabéu, Real Sociedad, Celta de Vigo, Atlético, Espanyol and Osasuna have a full stadium cover. This half of the teams. It is work in progress but I guess in the South doesn’t rain that much so it wasn’t a priority years ago. It wasn’t in England either until they realised it was raining everyday.
Unpopular opinion but I would rather be exposed to rain for 90 minutes than blazing hot sunshine.
Liga bwin?! 🇵🇹⚽️
Camp Nou will live a complete refurbishment next years, in which will be much more "closed" and th atmosphere will be more intimidating. Barça ultras are better than may seem just because of the "open" nature of Camp Nou. After the renovation atmosphere will be hotter and noisier.
"Mendizorrotza" no es español, es vasco.
Celtic Park Glasgow biggest green ground than that
pretty sure he was trolling.
@@DabDabGoose ya possible
El mejor estadio de España es EL MOLINON del Sporting de Gijón. Está en segunda división
Y, además, es un club que por estadio y tradición debería estar en Primera.¡ A ver si subís este año! Os lo dice un aficionado del Levante UD.
@@ramontorrijosmartinez ojalá !!! Aunque ya sabes q la segunda es muy complicada . Además creo q tenemos el estadio profesional más antiguo de España. Un saludo
deja de hacer el ridículo
Great video man! Rayo's stadium may be an absolute crap, but is one of the most intimidating to play in la liga. It's always packed and has notoriously insane fans. Very proud (and tough) working class people from Vallecas area in Madrid, that hate R. Madrid and Atletico, but are passionate about Rayo since childhood. Many teams prefer an away match at Bernabeu than go to that shack of foulmouth drunkards partying, drumming, screaming and insulting them that close to the pitch for 90 minutes. Thanks to the wall, the goal keeper gets to suffer them only half of the match, but the crowd watching from the Apartments can get nasty too. They are known to hire the balconies and windows for Barça or Madrid fixtures, and you can notice fireworks getting shot from there all the time, which is something not allowed to carry into any stadium, though they can do it legally.
No one comment on the fact that Real Sociedad/Real San Sebastian had CA Osasuna next to the location which immediately came after the stadium for CA Osasuna.
I got confused at first seeing that there were two CA Osasuna's then.
they're all better compared to serie a stadiums :(
So many lil jokes!