10 Things I Hate About Serbia! 🇷🇸
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- 🇷🇸 Nowhere in the world is perfect, as much as I love Serbia there are things here like everywhere that could be improved. Here are my 10 things I hate about Serbia. Let me know if you agree or disagree with any of them!
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Now, that is what I call a constructive criticism.
All correct video mate, more or less same things are annoying us from Serbia as well. Keep on rocking!
P.S. few months ago we had a small chat in front of Paul's record store in Balkanska, it was nice to meet you.
Cheers mate I appreciate that,! Were you the former boxer by any chance?
@@BIRMZE indeed I am mate. Just saw Paul this morning as well hah.
@@generalalcazar-ql3qp Great stuff, was good to meet you and talk boxing with you. If you know of any live boxing events on in Belgrade or surrounding areas let me know via this comment or let Paul know I would really appreciate that cheers mate!
Sports other than football are very popular in Serbia. As for tipping, I just hate it. When in USA some tourists refused to pay it. Not sure whether they knew that tipping is part of waitresses wages. Your criticisms are very constructive. And I love that walkway, beautiful.
Beogradski taksisti su poznati lopovi... Zivim u susednom Pancevu.. I majka mi bila na lecenju u klinickom centru u Beogradu. I morao sam uzeti taxi do Panceva... i kad sam pitao za cenu, jeftinije mi je bilo da zovem Pancevacki taxi da dodje po mene.. skoro duplo jeftinije..
Glad you got the right price in the end 👏
Have you ever been on a London tube? I use it daily for over 20 years and it’s a very rare exception that someone gives up their seat even if they are seating in the priority seat. This is the sign of times rather than a Serbia thing. In terms of taxis coming from the airport, you can buy a voucher at the airport with s fixed price which is quite cheap. Some taxis do not take the voucher but most do. The toiletries are not only much more expensive but lesser quality. The Western companies selling these products have lesser quality stock which gets sold in Eastern European countries. The government does bit care if you can survive on your wage ( if you are lucky to have a job). There is no welfare and you are left to your own devices. That’s why most people live and extended families and help each other out
@@msy7906 there are more Serbs living abroad than living in Serbia. Most families have someone sending them money from abroad. Outside Belgrade most people own land and have some income from agriculture mainly growing raspberries or subletting land to those who want to plant raspberries. Also people are entrepreneurial. Most have some side hustles and make extra money from somewhere. During the wars some people had no income for 6 + months and had to survive a month on 50 euros. Also we had hyperinflation. People adapted to extreme situations and live with less. In terms of beauty saloons that is a priority for Serbian women even if they eat once a day. In general most people spend money on things they can show to others: cars, clothes , having a big party, furniture etc. Some of those people did not go on holiday for 10 years or have been to theatre in their lifetime. Obviously there are exceptions but this is the general mentality
@@hautecouture2228 Ty for taking the time to respond, especially the first point. Life can be hard & it must have been hard, but it happens to others, too, in this very day and age. Inequality and hardship can be felt everywhere right now. A lot of people have not experienced luxuries, but it is good people here seem to be slowly letting go... and moving on.
Bro, I think someone milked you for money, because I've been living in Belgrade for 30 years and haven't heard of kuver tip :D The usual thing is you go to a restaurant, you eat, you get receipt, you pay for a meal, and if you liked the service, we usually leave about 10%. So, if I pay a meal 3k RSD, I leave about 200-300 RSD as a tip.
Absolutely on spot Birmze👊❤👏👏👏
My personal opinion about this video (Since we met live)
10. Parking is a big problem here, and people also "Guard" their parking spaces in front of their houses with buckets, chairs and bricks as if they were theirs even though they are public
9. Traffic is a disaster, but Belgrade as a city does not yet have a subway. There were attempts to do it in the early 90s, and the promises stretch back to the 70s and the socialist regime.
8. You can easily see if they have taxi meters, if there are two last letters (TХ) on the license plate, although it is not a guarantee. Nikola Tesla Airport is on the verge of introducing its own personal taxi service, which will drive people from the Belgrade airport to the city center, while other taxi drivers will only be able to drive to the airport due to taxi driver scammers waiting for tourists outside the gate.
7.I died laughing when I heard about the prices of cosmetics and perfumes. I didn't know it was so cheap in England
6. A very good friend of mine runs a bar (a craft room with local brews of beer, brandy and gin) in Cetinjska street and they used to have reservations, but after a while they canceled them because the bar was always full. I'll take you there one day it's cool and cozy place with belgrade and Rock'n'rool vibe
5. Unfortunately, most of them are owner's dogs, certainly more than 70% of dog owners do not pick up excrement after their pets. Everyone agrees that such people should be punished, especially in children's parks and playgrounds
4. You already know here that football is the most popular sport, but unfortunately it is followed with little enthusiasm while basketball is adored. although Serbs themselves don't like big crowds and big screens when watching the game because then it can turn into chaos and fight, knowing our mentality. That's why most people watch games in pubs or in their flats with friends
3. As long as any political structure supports the management of a club, there is nothing to remove that management. It's just the way it is. In the early 2000s, the gravediggers were also boycotting the home game, and one day, due to the small number of spectators, the administration allowed free entry to the stadium and locked only the southern stand. In the following matches, there were 15,000 people in the stadium every match, but literally every match was played despite spite. And after 4 years of struggle, the administration was overthrown
2. I think that tipping was introduced by the French as something new and modern. Most people do not agree with it, even some restaurants and their owners
1. We are poppy flower of the Balkan
Stay well mate
Absolute brilliant response, cleared a few things up there, all the best to best to ya Boris! Ziveli mate
Good video brother, you should also visit Republika Srpska, Banja Luka is a hidden gem, you will have best ćevapi in the Balkans there. Also urban legends is that theres 5 to 1 females to males in Banjaluka :) There some truth in it, but the explanation is kinda grim so dont worry about that 😅
Thanks for cevapi recommendation bro! Appreciated!
in that legend there is no truth at all,
@@ljubisaradulj9832 yes there is, come and see, beautiful women too :)
@@vatri357 pogledaj popis stanovnistva ukljuci malo matematiku izmozgaj malo npr. ako u bl zivi 200000 ljudi onda po tvojoj logici 166665 zena naspram 33333 muskaraca,ali da te postedim patnje po popisu iz 2013 u banjaluci popisano 180053 stanovnika pd cega 86510 muskih i 93543 zene i to razbija sve mitove i puste zelje o odnosu 5:1 a u moje detinjstvo bila je legenda 7:1 mene samo smeta odsustvo koristenja mozga
Bro you are the apsolutley right BTW Congrats for first 10000 subs
Thanks Jugoslav
le couver (Kuver) In a broader sense, apart from accessories, it includes the overall table setting with a tablecloth, napkins and glasses, both in households and in professional catering. Charging for envelopes is the bane of French restaurateurs, who considered it compensation for inventory maintenance, primarily for the costs of washing and ironing napkins.
Waiters are usually not in the habit of emphasizing that the cover is paid, usually this item is indicated in small letters, somewhere at the bottom of the menu.
The envelope with us is from 40 to 150 dinars, so it often goes unnoticed.
today it usually means paying for the bread or pastry that does not go with the meal. Maybe it's normal for you to get bread with the meat without extra charge, but in some restaurants this is not the practice. Kuver, or "welcome snack" means something, anything, that you get while waiting for the ordered dish.
I translated this via google so ignore couple mistakes here and there
Thanks for clarifying, I am not one for extra tips on top of one tip you have paid out of good faith
@@BIRMZE its not even tip its the owners making u pay for stuff while they underpay staff
Spot on. I agree with everything.
Eeeee Brate, ovo je Srbija! Nisu ovi protesti bez veze, drago mi je da si skapirao i ove stvari. Imamo mnogo kvaliteta , al i isto toliko i mana, žena će ti objasniti. Pozdrav za Grobara!
kake tacno veze imaju protesti sa ovim vlogom istine
@@burgijjaEvo, za svaki sličaj, pogledao sam još jednom pažljivo vlog i sad mogu da ti odgovorim.
Već na početku čovek konstatuje nekulturu, bezobrazluk i nedostatak empatije kod odmladine. Ko je kriv i šta je zakazalo? Po meni sistem koji ne funkcioniše od vrtića pa do fakulteta.
Ukazao je takođe da klubovi koji su uglavnom u vlasništvu ljudi koji su bliski vlasti, a u koje izlaze isti takvi ljudi rezervisani samo za njih.
Ukazao je da su čak i javi toaleti koji se dodeljulju na tenderima samo način bogaćenja odabranih.
Ukazao je na to da država godinama nije u stanju da uvede red u taxi prevozu na Surčinu i da ti kriminalci mogu slobodna da kradu pare.
Dalje neću ići, a mogao bih. Ako misliš da sistem nije zakazao bar u ovim slučajevima koje sam naveo i da to nema veze sa protestima, šta da ti dalje objašnjavam. Puno pozdrava.
@@zoranNS1971 sve to stoji tako je kako je,,imali ko jaci sto bi Pesic rekao,,,,nema ,,,dok nema,,onda smo tu de smo a malo kad razmislim i taki smo
This is a fantastic comment - very objective and what I was trying to say, too. The good thing is if you can get the positives to outweigh the negatives.
Everything that bother us too!
kuver is very rare thing in couple of restaurants , it is annoying as shit
We all know about number 3. no matter of country. Politic and sport complete each other. When some country sanction politically other country it also apply to any sport so...
Welcome brother😊
Thanks! 😃
The dog poo situation could be from stray dogs - there usually are quiet a few around the cities. Kuver could be a cover charge per person - i'm sure you will have heard of this in some resturants in the UK too.
Never heard of Kuver
If you ever walked Jovanova street near the Kalemegdan, watch your step!
It's not from stray dogs, it's from "posh" people who think it's below their status to clean up after their dogs. Dorćol is covered with dog shit, I used to live there, it was unbareable. Especially when you take your kid to a park and every time you have to clean his shoes after. That's at the top of my list of things I hate in Belgrade.
I have been following you for a while from Australia, my partner & I are travelling next year to serbia for approx 6 weeks & can't wait...Love to catch up for some beers mate, but warning I am a West Ham man.
On your review, I am stunned to hear 0 support for the WC. Here in OZ the country went nuts for our national team, our team is crap that was in a weak group but played with heart & nation got behind them....big screens in all major cities & huge parties.
I can't understand just from a business perspective the cities would not set up huge fan zones to drink/eat/party whilst getting national unity. Definitely surpised and disappointed.
here in Oz the yound will not give up seats or have any courtesy for any elder/injured/pregnant etc...a generation of crime & entitled it's pretty bad...blame the parents that gave them absolutely everything from birth to adulthood with no education of manners.
Love your vid's mate, keep it up.
I've been to old West Ham ground and I once saw Bobby Moore in a football stadium car park in the midlands. Met a load of West Ham fans who were from Belgium in the pub outside the ground they said they travelled from Belgium every time the hammers were playing at home fair play to them, proper traditional club West Ham. In my opinion if your country has qualified you got to have big screens on when the world cup is on. I see the passion for football in Australia it's great to see. Wish you a great trip and if your about when Im about shout me for a beer. All the best and thanks for your support mate 🍻
When we were in London we did not see anything at all cheaper than in Belgrade - for instance, in a Tesco in NW London where mostly immigrants live. As a matter of fact, Vanish washing liquid was cheaper for, I think, a five litre bottle, or so, and a few items with reduced prices on account of near expired date of use. We did not see much dog poo in the streets, true, but we did see human poo in the public toilet sink at the end of the tube line there. Everything was much more expensive, from sandwiches and coffees to entrance tickets for all sights - on average 25+ pounds per person. No way you could visit something like Belgrade fortress, for instance, without paying a substantial fee there.
On the other hand, state museums have free admission, hats off for that.
I just remembered the lousy, watery coffee that we bought in Hallstatt, Austria, that we were charged almost ten euros for two cups. We would have never come in if it had not been the only open spot there that morning, obviously run by immigrants. The toilet there was subpar to most toilets in Serbian restaurants.
In a restaurant in Salzburg city centre, we were asked to leave when we finished our meal "because more guests are waiting", which could never happen in Serbia. And we were charged tap water in the same restaurant. Never got a single receipt in any restaurant, coffee or pastry shop in Austria.
I'm surprised London does not charge people for oxygen
@@BIRMZE So why are you pooping on my country for? What are you doing here if you not like it , go back home. UK is much better....right????
All valid, however:
1) Belgrade is a very old compacted city not meant for modern traffic needs; it's in desperate need of subway/metro/tube to solve its transportation problems. I've heard they working on it.
2) Soccer/Fudbal: I didn't understand the issue with soccer. Growing up I've followed Basketball, Volleyball and (European) Handball. Here in the States I do miss a good game of Handball.
3) 'Tipping' is not customary in Serbia (and many other countries) so "Kuvar (chef)" charge means "compliments to the chef"! Many see 'Tipping' as 'charity donation' and somewhat 'demining'; I know, it drives me crazy too when I visit Serbia.
4) Unfortunately there are many "community dogs and cats" people feed to prevent them from being caught by the city services and destroyed. Serbian people love pets but most can't afford to keep'em. So no one feels responsible for their poop. I hope Belgrade is still being 'pressure washed' every night like in the old days?!?
5) 'Bars'; I'm almost 70 and I don't think I ever patronized any bar in Serbia or even here in the States.
Bars are not 'my thing' so I can't ever compare the Serbian 'Bar scene' with the one in the States. I did enjoy watching the sitcom "Cheers", though (if you are familiar with it) - it looks like fan. I'm natural 'outdoorsman' living in LA so driving to the desert, the mountains or the beach is fun to me.
There are some 'cultural adjustments' for westerners visiting or relocating to Serbia or the Balkans in general. It's essential to join a group of friends to hang out with as most socializing is done that way; well, unless you are a loner by nature. I only hope the good outweighs the bad!
Thanks for sharing your views on this topic
Birmze, you are right about everything and most of us know it about all this but nothing is changed for decades. We just talk, talk, talk...blah,blah, blah...
Also I 've never heard about that "kuver" (kuvar-cook) charge or any other charge for a chef in Serbia. I go to restaurants and kafans for a diner or lunch from time to time. That's new for me.Probably some restaurants find the way to ripp you off. That kuvar-chef already has a salary, good salary. Probably the owner did not want to pay hiim enough so they make a deal and put a charge on customers. :)
About the World cup. In Serbia, we do not like football. I will repeat. In Serbia we do not like football. Yes, I know this sounds weird or like blasphemy but it is true. We like only winners. And in football Serbia is far away from winners. If you go to watch Red Star or Partizan games in national championship you'll see there are more people in every local bar or local bet place than at the stadium. We like to watch Red Star or Partizan only when they play the biggest teams from Europe. Others are not worth of our attention or anyof our effort. :)
We are kind a lazy fans. Sitting at home, get something to drink and watch the game on TV. Also, one of the main reason for this is so many politician in managment of sport's clubs and they are all connected with current regime. People do not like it because they do not like the regime. Neither do I. Even people at work do not speak about football day after the game. Back in the days it was totally different. People just lost its passion for most of the thing.
I'll tell you for myself. Even if I am a huge Red Star fan all of my life, and my whole family, I do not watch on Red Star games for years and very rear I watched it on TV. I am just not interested any more. The Derby- I do not give a fock any more. Few years ago Red Star played CL and my friend (Partizan fan) offered me to get me a tickets for CL, I was like "nah, not interested". He was surprised. :)
I spent about 10 years out of Serbia and during that time I had RS membership card and I paid for season ticket every year even If I know that I can't go and watch RS games because I was too far away from Serbia. Few years ago I gave up my membership and stopped buying season ticket.
Last week Red Star played national cup finale (I heard about it 2 hours before the game,haha) and I did turn on TV to watch it but TV was on silent and I spent all the time watching something else on YT. I saw we won but I just did not care, I was like "ok..." grab the remote and switched a channel.
I do not watch football much for years in general. Just a couple of games a year. Watched a little bit of Dortmund -Mainz last weekend and Dortmund lost title at home ground. Shock! Last night I watched EL finale Roma-Seville and I fall a sleep in extra time and woke up for penalty kicks. :) :) Right on time. :) They should started at 7pm not 9pm. :) That's all of my watched games this season.
Also I never go to watch games in bars, bet places or any other public places because I can't listen all those smart asses speaking BS about the game and know everything but if you look at them you can see that they do not know how many holes they have. As we used to say in Serbia - ne zna gde je šupalj.
Many times my good neighbor came to me to watch basketball EL and he's just talk BS all the game, especially if he takes a couple of beer. Many times I told him to shout up and watch the game or I'ill kicked him out. :D :D
Few years ago RS played against Arsenal, a friend of mine from US came to visit Serbia and want it to watch the game. I went with him, just to be together, but I remember I did not give a shit about the game. Did not care a bit. Also few years ago my uncle came from Australia and it was a national cup finale (and it was the farewell game for Nenad Milijas also) so he wanted to watch the game. I went with him even if did not care about it. I remember I got so bored about everything that I couldn't wait game to finish. Just do not feel any passion about it like before. Sometimes maybe for same euro games but not a 10% like I was before.
Same with national team. SoI belive most of people in Serbia probably feel the same so many of them do not care about football and sport and that is why there were no that football atmosphere during the WC 2022.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts Inspektor, may the glory days of football here come back in the future
This very much sounds like a you problem and not the nations problem. The fans still go to matches. If you watch Red Star games you'll see that there are always fans there cheering for their club. Yes, it's not a pact stadion, but that's because our national league is very low quality and not very interesting to watch, so you'll see pact stadions mostly on european matches.
Majority of people do talk a lot about football and all other sports, wherever we have "representation". The fact that there is less hype about football is something new that's happened since covid. In general Serbia is less lively since covid, I don't really have an explanation for it. But, football is not hated or disliked in Serbia, it's the most important secondary thing in life for us even tho our football is pretty low quality at the moment. And yes, it's disappointing that there is not much hype about the big tournaments, but that stems from that fact that we've been disappointed too many times in the past, so we're mostly cautiously optimistic right now and we pay attention with reservations.
The fact that there is much more energy and love towards basketball is because we're simply better in that sport then we're in football and our 2 biggest clubs, Red Star and Partizan, play at the highest level in euroleague and Partizan even made it to the playoffs this season which is a huge success compared to other clubs which have much bigger budgets than both Serbian clubs.
So attributing all the boredom and lack of interested in football to us as Serbs is pretty much painting with a very broad brush which doesn't represent everyone. The true fans will always be with their clubs, they will always support their clubs, like Red Start supporters have done even when Red Star was on the verge of bankruptcy, but supporters are a big part of the club, so when the people in charge of leading a club are doing things that aren't good for the club or country, the fans make their feelings known and protest by not going to the games, this way they force the management to make changes. I personally consider this to be a both good and a bad thing. I'd rather have supporters protest then pretend to be happy about what's going on with their club. Not buying tickets or watching games is a way to force change, since sports are played FOR the fans, not the other way around. On the other hand, the supporters are known to protest against or for things that are of political nature and that is something that will always be polarizing. When I say the lack of protest, I mean what man united fans are doing, or rather aren't doing. One of the biggest clubs in the world is struggling big time and is being made fun of and the supporters keep going to the matches, keep buying dresses and keep hoping for the best even tho they know that the owners don't care one bit about the club and are only interested as long as the club continues to make money, which it does, since the supporters keep willingly giving their money away. So that's far from an ideal situation as well.
BIRMZE, u're right, fact!
You have point here!
Ma fumare svi, Ovo. Je Srbija, kome se nesviđa neka ide u pm Englesku
I find strange you didnt knew about Kuver. You been in Portugal, you never saw Couvert at your bill there?
Tourists are everyone's fools, everywhere. In Belgrade, 99% taxis are safe if you call them by phone. Those at the Bus station and the Airport are notorious for praying on tourists, both foreign and from the country. Recently those at the Airport were banned, so that spot is resolved.
No dog poop on the pavement in the suburbs, though. :)
You are absolutley right.
Cheers👋
Cheers Vesna
Good job😊
We love you, man! 👍
Kuver is actually not a tip, it doesn't go to the waiter. To make matters worse, waiters don't really understand it as well, and if you ask them, they'll translate it as "service", which is probably why you thought it's basically a tip. We all hate it, and outside of Serbia, you'll only find it in some extremely touristy places in Italy, Montenegro, etc.
In many "finer" restaurants in London you get to pay a "cover charge". And I worked in quite a few over the years. It covers the cost of what you basically didn't order but shows up on your table anyway. As you sit down, you get some lovely bread & butter, it could be a small plate of olives, cheese spread etc.. To munch on while you're getting ready to order.. And you may think, oh, how nice of them! But you get to pay for it in the end.. it is the same here. None if it goes to the waiter, that's for sure.
Maybe KUVAR? Kuvar = Chef. In restorants there is big problems because waiter get all the tips and don't share with chefs and rest of the staff. 80% of the time waiters are a scum and don't ever tip them (in Belgrade) because of that. But first time I hear about this.
ma zajebali su ga to kod nas nema ,,tebi neko da kaze da platis nesto ebo bi im sve
Yea, but you dont need to tip anyone. If a waiter is an ahole, i never tip them and if i saw mandatory tip on a receipt, i would refuse to pay it, they would never leech that money out of me.
i agree we should always go to stadium and even if we hate the board still support our club because the players are not at fault
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Thank you for sending this this is why I hate it do I hate it or do I just not know it
Captain here,
Football
I'll explain the world cup lack of public support. Generations of football disappointment. People still sort of care, like my work stopped those days and we all watched, but not enough to have a critical mass to go to a town square. Going to a town square would make one look silly because we all know our football is dogshit. Year after year after year. After decades of me as a supporter braking bottles, doors, furniture (at my home) in agony after yet another disappointing outing I personally stopped caring, don't care about qualifying, us playing or anything. I knew straight up that we wouldn't do shit, people around me we're like "oh, come on, support the team". I wish them the best, but they would need to make it out of the group in order to have people want to try to create a festive atmosphere around it.
Bars
Serbs are clanish and lok down upon solo outings. It's a bit of an L to go out on your own, people here want designated and separate booths at best, and tables at least. I love chilling at the bar itself, but that's unfortunately just not the culture here. When you look at it there are probably less than 5 bars in Belgrade (I know of only 1) where you can have a good solo experience while sitting at the bar.
Great video, keeps it real.
First part sounds like watching England footbeal team to me very similar 😂 All the best mate
Welcome to Serbia :D
Hvala
@@BIRMZE But that is so typical of our country, as soon as an outsider comes, he will be deducted immediately
@@BIRMZE Serbs like to win. So no football screens. Kitesurfig screen maybe, but no football. Dog poo in streets is not so much of responsibility of dog owners, but stray dogs mainly. People don't have their status managed well here, let alone dogs...
Yes toilet paper is here deluxe😅😅😅 soap and deodorant are like from gold!!! 😅😅😅
🤣🤣🤣🤣
About Serbia, i hate you are here and you are an Grobar, but never mind, nobody's perfect. 🤣 You know i am just joking. Another great vlog from you. Everything on your list, i can sign. Even "kuver". 😆
Ha ha I am sure you have mentioned the first 2 things before Petar 😄 Yeah kuver needs to go in the bin. Ziveli
@@BIRMZE I'm waiting for you at darts, but maybe there will be an Irishman... I hope you won't fight. I'm kidding, of course. He's also a great guy. Ziveli.
@Petar Popovic Ahh ok I may pop down one day you never know. My 2nd Mom is Irish. I have Irish family, they know how to party 🍻 Ziveli
@@BIRMZE ok, just give me a sign, so ill be there. And you have a beer on me, as Dleije are best team. LOL
About average payment.
Dark humor goes like this.
My paycheck Is 400euros, i spend 800euros mountly. How i have 400euros more just shshshsh don't ask!
One square per Poo with those prices 😂😂. I’m gonna need a corner shop snack video please and try not to step in the dog doo while walking there 🤣. Also young kids suck if they don’t look after their elders!
I will see what I can dog do
Yes, always respect your elders, boils my blood when I see people sitting there while watching old people struggling standing on a bus
They claim it's due to western countries having larger markets so they can afford to drop prices more. IMO it's just that everyone understand Balkan people just don't know any better and they can sell them crap goods at insane profit margins
Use newspaper instead of toilet paper.
Especially yellow one😂😂😂
😆 gross
We lost our faith in our football national team
YES YES I AGREE!!
kuver not exsist that some trick u,,,, al rest is totaly true
I'd rather not have any of those screens here. We already have enough football hooliganism and lower classes pastimes with rivers of beer, juicy language, street fights and crime.
They put up screens for the basketball and not the football world cup I could not belive that
@@BIRMZEBecause Serbia is nowhere on the world map in football. If they had better results or at least tried harder people there would be for sure interested. Thats the impression I got when I was talking to few people from Serbia about football.
Our football national team don't deserve big screnes nor attention. Just ignoration. Absolute support for anyone else but not those idiots
Politics in sport? Politics is in everything mate. That is Balkan. Main reason why people leave. Coruption is eating us
Corruption is a default here. All politicians are crooked mafia members and if they are not, they get bullets in their chest. This is the main reason we live on the edge of poverty.
The national football team deserve big screens & support, they played possibly the best group games and most entertaining that were robbed vs cameroon. The team is young, exciting and did well to qualify....when negative attitude toward them they will perform less.
Yeas football is momber one Partizan forever
Number 10 is the best
Parking? You have trouble with that Jeff?
@@BIRMZE sorry Birmze I mean number 1, mistake in typing
@@956Law No worries, good choice
.As for me, I would ban that cheap entertainment for the British working class called football by law.
Number 1 sport in the world
If you lived your entire life in Serbia you'd hate way more than 10 things
But i live in serbia Novi Sad…
No, taximeter doesn't mean anything, they can scam you even with it.
How so?
@@BIRMZE a little device called taximeter turbine, they have a hidden button, when taxi driver push it it speed up the taximeter...
Spot on man, I agree with everything you said. Except maybe for dog poo and World Cup. I think the big problem are the stray dogs, whole packs of stray dogs. They are out of control, and they attack people, attack owners dogs, poo all around. I cant stand them. But people here love them and feed them all the time, but rarely ever someone adopts them. And for Football, well nobody expected anything from them, they never achieved anything so that is why people are not that excited here like in England. Maybe we were unlucky this time with the key players injuries, but the bottom line is the end result was a complete debacle.
As soon a Serbian hears foreign accent, prices triple.
Same as in Italy.
Serbia is like scotland
Woc dis?
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@@BIRMZE Serbian way of saying "Whats this?" xD
You are now Serbian ok
Birzmd please try to learn some serbiN ok😅😅
Football in Serbia, either league or national team, its full of crap... Corruption, bad marketings, bad leading club...
National team never did something good in past God knows how long ago... Game style is always weird and shitty and other is that a lot of players wouldn't fight for nation :D
Was a big surprise no big screens and also Serbia's performance with the couple of forwards that they have
@@BIRMZE Enjoy in our country for other stuff, Serbia is so nice and beautiful and full of gifts, sports... Maybe in the future, who knows :D
Partizan and Red Start and overall fans dropped their quality all over these years so yeah...
Always welkom in Albania brother!!! 🇦🇱🇦🇱🇦🇱
Your third reason is directly connected with fourth...there is no "board", there is only one man, a dictator, the president of this country and a fan of another club who is, imagine that, "champion" ...very different from England...corupt country, corupt futball ligue...
Izabrao si pogrešan klub!
Vlog so so
Disappointed. Unsubscribed.
Just kidding.
I was never subscribed. 😂
You forgot the most important thing: people are politically illiterate, and do not understand how democracy should work.
That's not Serbia dude. It's Zemun.
Ne tupi...