St.Pauli Takes The Lead In The Table! | St. Pauli - Rostock 1-0 | Highlights | MD31 - Bundesliga 2
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- #STPHRO | Short Highlights from Matchday 31!
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Goals: 1-0 Irvine (52')
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Sou do brasil e estou feliz pelo St pauli de volta a budesliga acesso merecido parabens 🙏👏👏👏👏
I'm glad St. Pauli didn't bottle it this time, and I'm very curious about how well they can do in the Bundesliga if they keep the manager and core of players and strengthen their squad. They're already better than at least 7 or 8 current Bundesliga teams, I think
Ambiance est formidable
Ambiance is magical in this stadium... unique worldwide!
Nice goal
Holstein Kiel and St Pauli for the Bundesliga. But we will find out if that happens soon 🔜. 😂
How slefish can you be?
0:08 YES
nice pauli
Irvine !
🏴☠️🏴☠️🏴☠️
🤎🤍❤😍
Please abolish the pro rel system. Relegation is a garbage system. What are the advantages? When a popular team is relegated, league popularity, revenue, and team salaries all decrease. Of course, star players will leave the team and broadcasting rights fees will also take a hit. Who are the owners who invest in second division teams in the first place? When a 1st division team is relegated, the number of spectators decreases, and of course broadcast fees also decrease, as well as spectators. Investment also decreases. Also, even if they are promoted to the first division, there is a high probability that they will be relegated again, and the team owner is unlikely to invest because they will be relegated anyway. Also, even if you spend money, you are punished (Nottingham, Everton) The value of the club is low due to relegation, and especially in the first division, the same team always wins even if there is a promotion and relegation system. (Especially Real.Barça.ManCity.PSG.Bayern. Of course, Leverkusen won this time, but Munich won 11 times in a row.) I think Manchester City will win the League this time too.
Go watch the MLS then
Concordo plenamente migo
@@kwanlinus6999The Saudi league is higher than the germany league.
@@uservg6wr1sp6p ok pendu fan, but the Saudi league also has relegations
You take away relegation, you take a team's incentive to grow, an owner's incentive to invest, and allow further corruption due to there being no consequences of losing a match if the club is already winning nothing in the league. I am hoping the MLS gains enough stable clubs to include relegation.
I wrote a list about my most disliked German teams, this is my personal opinion I m not German so I don't know if German football fans agree with me.
. Hoffenheim (no Fans, no history, plastic team)
. Heidenheim (nothing against them but they arent a Bundesliga team historycally)
. Mainz (another small team with small fan base)
. Darmstadt (the same like Heidenheim and Mainz)
. St Pauli (very politicized team, with standards I don't support)
. Paderborn (another small team that took Bundesliga places in the last seasons)
. Fürth (same like Paderborn, Darmstadt, Mainz etc.)
. Elversberg (small team from a small town withtou fan base, they should be in Liga 3 tbh)
. Wehen ( same case like Elversberg)
I know that the most hated team in Germany is RB Leipzig but they are from a big city from Eastern Germany, at least they are representing the east in Profesional German football. So I m not putting them in my list. Please share your opinions.