The difference between NHL and SHL is distance: From Lulea to Malmo is 1500km, but the distance from Vancouver to Miami is 4500 km. NHL supporters from the away squad simply can't afford to follow their team from city to city, so nearly all the fans at nearly any game are home supporters. There's (almost) no tension, no dissidence, no animosity within the fans in the arena. Just in Canada, the distance from Vancouver to Montreal is 3,900 km, which is the distance from Stockholm to Azgabat. And trust me, I _know_ you have to Google where Azgabat even is.
No. The difference is that in NHL ”fans” go to the stadium to hang out with friends, eat popcorn, drink beer, etc. Its more of a show, entertainment. I see spectators in NHL who go to get a soda while the game is on, talking with friends not caring about the game, etc. That is MUCH less common in Sweden.
Jag är född och uppvuxen smålänning med HV71 i mitt hjärta till döden, men när jag bodde i Stockholm och gick på djurgårdens och aiks matcher....jag har ALDRIG fått sådan gåshud av vibrationerna, kärleken och stoltheten till ett hockeylag i hela mitt liv. Ni är i en liga för er själva och ni har all min respekt för eran stolhet. Jag är stolt över att sådana hockeyfans finns i sverige!
@@insertnamehere1792 Dum kommentar, Sthlm har tonvis med inflyttade bönder och annat.... Även om Sthlm är störst i befolkning är mängden Sthlmare inte samma. Tex därför bajen har mkt publik i fotboll då alla bönder hejar på dom.
Man this is great, I live in the Czech Republic I go to hockey games myself, and I gotta say, the fans are really good even though my team doesnt get as much as DIF, I think that most of Europe has really good hokey fans but DIF is one of the best! Respect!
"You think NHL has the best hockeyfans?" No, literally nobody ever thought that. They might have the best teams, but the fans suck compared to other countries
@Buddy's Gaming Channel I was 4 times at an Baskettballgame and 2 times on an Footballgame in Cölumbus Ohio! I dont know why but im a Buckeysfan! Fans are ok nothing more!
In my view the most american hockey fans are just a bunch of event consumers, who aren't really tight to the club identity (they have just franchises, which can change their locations somedays), their players and have therefore a lack of passion.
Standing area tickets are cheaper and better for fan clubs, because they are the people who are singing and cheering the most. It brings up the atmosphere and gets the fans closer to each other and is part of creating the fan society. In my opinion, every proper stadium/arena needs a standing area - at least 10% of the capacity. But you are right, there should defenitely be better seats and some premium level seats to serve all people. Not everyone wants to jump around for the whole game.
I watched Swedish hockey for the first time this playoffs and instantly could tell how different the atmosphere was nice watching färjestad go on that run loved luleå that crowd was crazy too
It's always been like this, is like comparing football/soccer fans with American Football. Europeans are just passionate in a different way. And I love it! Just wish Ice Hockey was bigger in London, UK. I guess I just will have to pop to fellow Sweden to watch a game !
It would be wonderful if England invested more in hockey. After all, this is where you can find the origin of the sport. They are far from bad but they need a better organization. Poor families cannot afford to buy the equipment and this applies in all countries.
It’s a completely different culture and has to do with the teams and management as well. For north american sports it’s all about making money, you can’t even afford to watch a hockey game in large markets (toronto, New York) anymore as a regular fan. Majority of the tickets given out as season tickets, all owned by companies and stuff. That’s why the stands are empty at the start of the game and you see a bunch of shirts and ties instead of jerseys. That’s why the teams in smaller markets like Carolina and Nashville seem to have so much more louder and livelier crowds, because they have more actual fans in the arena.
In Europe we have clubs. In NA you have franchises. These elite clubs in Europe also have youth teams so many of the fans might have played in the club as a kid and it gives you more passion for your club.
NHL: let's go *team name here* or go *team name here* go Europe: *IHKVLVKIGKAAAAAAAA WOWOWOWOWOOOO RRRAAAAAHHH* And they say NHL has the best fans. They don't even have proper chants lol
That's great. Meanwhile your culture is disintegrating due to your childlike commitment to diversity and multiculturalism. You're pathetic and suicidal. But, yeah, you're good at cheering at sporting events...whoop de fuckin doo.
@@pasquale1650 What the fuck are you talking about imbecile? America is being flooded with Mexicans while we Europeans have to deal with the refugees of wars that your toddlerminded leaders started. Fuck America, your country is a bunch of plastic garbage poluting the world, a nation where the losers of Europe went to.
@@Max-is4qu that also made the internet, invented cars for the most part, and invented jazz. you also sound kinda racist when talking about the mexican refugees. just saying...
Current NHL players on the top of my head drafted from this club (Djurgården): Gabriel Landeskog Mika Zibanejad Patric Hörnqvist Erik Gustafsson Alexander Wennberg Tobias Björnfot Alexander Holz
Maybe this is why Swedish players do well in the NHL? It's like going from an industrial hall raveparty to a nice refined restaurant where you can finally hear your own thoughts and focus.
im from Toronto and a huge leafs fan. Im so down to try and start something like this for Leafs fans. The passion of Leafs fans is there. All we need is affordable ticket prices and all the true fans will show up to their games. Once we get the right people in the ACC it should be easy to have something like this.
You have Micke Nylander you moron! Take care of him you unthankfull shitcountry with Traudereuass or what the hell the shitfrance call himself! If Sundin had play in a good team he should have many records.
@@detskalldaltas133 You don't have to be an asshole to be a hockey fan. It's not about bad behavior or hooliganism. Calling Canada a shitcountry is just stupid, most Europeans don't stand behind that.
@@detskalldaltas133 Detskalldaltas: You're not making Sweden look better than Canada by being an asshole. You're just making yourself look stupid. Fortunately, most people know that the average person in Sweden is nicer and more intelligent than you are. As for everyone else in Sweden, can you send me an Allen key please so I can finish putting this table together? Sorry, I just had to let off a wee bit of steam after this knuckle-scraper insulted my country. Sweden is definitely a place I'd like to visit someday.
Here we have the wild Swedes in their national habitat. A big group of other Swedes are challenging another group with the loudest noise they can do. Oh! Look their arms are wide open ready to clap!
02:04 What do we think about Hv? Bad! How bad? Really fucking bad! What do we think about Djurgården? Good! How good? Really fucking good! Djurgården,Djurgården,Djurgården!
The dif song goes: Rött för blodet genom hjärta o ven ( red like the blood in the hearth and veins Gult för solens värmande sken( yellow for the suns warming shine Blått för himlen regn och hav (blue for the sky, rain and ocean) Stockholms stolthet vårat lag (the pride of stockholm ,our team) 😇
Hafflund Swiss are better :) Sweden is good too but when you compare with Sc Bern,Lausanne hc,Hc Lugano,Hc Ambri-Piotta than you see that swedish fan are not better than swiss fans
Hafflund 10 times better than who? if i see international match of sweden, there arent any atmospherr, but club level.is better, and i wrote it, czech, SWEDEN, swiss, german fans are the best
i'm a football (or soccer, if you prefer) ultra for my local football club, and i was thinking about creating an ultras group for my nhl team (new york islanders). although i know it won't be as great as europe (just because the way american sports are run they won't let us do everything european ultras do) but i wanna bring this kind of raucous atmosphere into the nhl, ik a lot of americans will hate it but as the saying goes, ultras can't be stopped
Aren't american sport leagues tickets like over $100? Only rich old people can go to the game with such high ticket prices, and it must be extremely expensive to go every single game, especially for young ultra's...US Sport leagues are really just moneygrabbing whores... It's really sad
thats exactly it. Im from Toronto and i am a Huge LEafs fans. Toronto is easily the most passionate fan base in North America, people just dont see it because tickets are so damn expensive none of the real fans are able to go. If all the real fans in Toronto were able to afford tickets there can easily be something like this for leafs games. If Toronto FC can do it than the Leafs sure can without a doubt
@@hugoo5507 Europeans don't understand distance at all. Edmonton has 6 games in the L.A. area every year , (Ducks plus Kings) and it's 2,200 km. Return trips: 26,400 km. That's over half the circumference of the Earth, but we are in the same division. Plus we have 35 other games in other cities. Vancouver to Miami is like Stockholm to the border of India, or London to Cameroon. Both teams have to make that trip annually. Canada alone is the size of Europe. Nobody can afford to follow their teams, this is why the fans are so quiet. There are almost no supporters for the other side in the arenas, while the arenas are double or triple the size of European arenas. You should understand that before you criticise.
@@hugoo5507 You're right about the noise level, but actually you're missing the big picture. In Europe, you go to games for the atmosphere; in Canada you go to games to watch the games. *_If_* you want "European Atmosphere", sure you're going to be disappointed in a Canadian game. But that's different than saying one is better than the other.
@@MultiCappie That doesn't excuse the games on home turf though. But yes I get your point and the NHL is also adressed to another type of audience, much like the premier league is in football.
The difference between NHL and SHL is distance: From Lulea to Malmo is 1500km, but the distance from Vancouver to Miami is 4500 km. NHL supporters from the away squad simply can't afford to follow their team from city to city, so nearly all the fans at nearly any game are home supporters. There's (almost) no tension, no dissidence, no animosity within the fans in the arena. In Stockholm, it's easily possible that 50% of the supporters are for the _visiting_ team, and the supporters are continually egging each other on. Just in Canada, the distance from Vancouver to Montreal is 3,900 km, which is the distance from Stockholm to Ashgabat. And trust me, I know you have to Google where Ashgabat even is.
Så ni menar alltså att 4900 människor av ett snitt på ca 7000 skulle vara mer intresserade av att slåss än att se Hockey? Ni verkar måttligt begåvade. Jag förstår att avundsjukan slår igenom, det kan inte vara lätt att vara bonde utan stämning i sin arena.
I commented on another video saying it gave me chills, and I have to say the same for this one. These fans are phenomenal, my goodness. Even in Vancouver the ONLY chant is "Go Canucks Go" and it's embarrassing. We've only started with the viking clap, which is great with a full stadium but apart from that hardly anyone in the lower bowl is wearing a jersey or making any noise. Tickets cost too much, parking is $30 around the stadium, a can of alcohol is $10, ugh. This looks like so much fun to be at, though. "ole ole ole ole, ole ole ola!!" :D
1000x better experience in Europe, for sure. However, it's very disingenuous to use a clip for the NHL that's at like a quarter volume. Make it a fairer comparison and make sure the commentating is at the same level for both. If we hear them at the same volume, it gives a better understanding of how the crowd noise fills the broadcast. Now, I'm just saying that out of fairness. I was in Hamburg during an HSV at St Pauli exhibition match. Apparently St Pauli only just made the first league that season - from what I understood it was quite a shock to most. Needless to say the atmosphere around not only the stadium, but the entire quarter was just insane. No hockey city even comes close. Stanley Cup riots barely scratch at what I witnessed from an EXHIBITION match in Germany.
Be sure to pick the one time they are this loud. If you wanna be on the safe side you should visit Hv71's arena or Frölunda's. Almost sold out every match and not once per season like with DIF.
Its the same in Finland, but we don't have flares in hockey games, but we do have 'em in football games. It makes the fans so much closer and makes everyone feel welcome!
While I *wholeheartedly agree* that European hockey fans are a lot more livelier & more importantly civil, than any NHL teams fan base really how hard is it to top “Let’s go...insert city here”? I mean if I hear that one more f**kin’ time, I am going to lose it .😤
@@sigurdragnarsson597 de sjunger "johanssons järnkaminer" andra sidan sjunger efter "hage-nilssons järnkaminer" man ändrar texten efter sportchefen och tränaren
The difference between NHL and SHL is distance: From Lulea to Malmo is 1500km, but the distance from Vancouver to Miami is *5500* km. NHL supporters from the away squad simply can't afford to follow their team from city to city, so nearly all the fans at nearly any game are home supporters. There's (almost) no tension, no dissidence, no animosity within the fans in the arena.
Real fans follow their team no matter what. Djurgården played against marioupol (Odessa, Ukrain) last summer, over 2000 fans traveled through all of Europe.
@@Sch1zophren1a Odessa is only 1600 km and only one game. Return trip: 3,200 km. Edmonton has 6 games in the L.A. area _every_ _year_ , (Ducks plus Kings) and it's 2,200 km. Return trips: 26,400 km. Same division. Vancouver to Montreal is the distance from Stockholm to Ashgabat. Same country. Vancouver to Miami is like Stockholm to the border of India. Both teams have to make that trip annually. Come to North America sometime, I'll show you around. Canada alone is the size of Europe.
Var på en DIF Frölunda match gratis eftersom min lillebror spelade knatte match i pausen hahaha så fick ganska bra platser men min lillebror fick VIP plus m&g lol
Jag hejar själv på FBK och tyckte att deras publik var bäst. Men efter att ha sett denna video så har jag ändrat mig. FBK är och kommer alltid att vara det bästa laget (för mig) men det laget som har bäst publik är nog faktiskt DIF.
Very dedicated fans but not a place for children. I went to a Thin Lizzy concert in Stockholm in the 80's. I was too young but somehow I managed to get in. It was also extremely chaotic and, for me, scary.
American fans in all major sports only have 1 chant "Let's go (insert team name)". And it's the best "Let's go (insert team name)" chant in the world!!! You got that!??!!!
@@teajay3671 It's hilarious and creative, I'll definitely give them that. It's not really a team motivating chant though like you see in Europe, though. They have a very soccer crowd mentality and that's why they go haywire lol.
That's European sporting culture for you. It's not just association football fans that sing songs, wave flags, and set off strobe lights that would get you thrown out and banned from the premises in North America.
Come see a Montreal game during the playoffs, especially when they eliminate Boston, like that's going to happen again lol but the noise level is insanely ridiculous. Your ears are ringing non stop hahaha. The passion of the Habs fans is truly special. Cheers from Canada
Peter Trust me, I’ve seen many NHL matches in my days. It’s not even close in any way. Do you even have an standing section? Chants that aren’t based on “Go (team name) go”? People that are ready to fight for you colors?
Spot the difference:
In NHL fans goes to stadium to see the game.
In Europe fans goes to stadium to support their players.
Choco Later their team****
Im from Czech Republic and its pretty much same in here like in the video...It made me love hockey :D
The difference between NHL and SHL is distance: From Lulea to Malmo is 1500km, but the distance from Vancouver to Miami is 4500 km. NHL supporters from the away squad simply can't afford to follow their team from city to city, so nearly all the fans at nearly any game are home supporters. There's (almost) no tension, no dissidence, no animosity within the fans in the arena.
Just in Canada, the distance from Vancouver to Montreal is 3,900 km, which is the distance from Stockholm to Azgabat. And trust me, I _know_ you have to Google where Azgabat even is.
No. The difference is that in NHL ”fans” go to the stadium to hang out with friends, eat popcorn, drink beer, etc. Its more of a show, entertainment. I see spectators in NHL who go to get a soda while the game is on, talking with friends not caring about the game, etc. That is MUCH less common in Sweden.
In Scandinavia we go there to Sing until we can’t even speak, see the game and support the team.
Cant compare. Sweden is a totally different league and culture. Amazing. Goosebumps
@Lucifer Morningstar what? The nhl is the best league are you high lol? That would mean shl is 3rd best
@Röda Pringles Nah, Liiga is better
Savupatonki lmao wtf no
@Röda Pringles Liiga is better than SHL
@@fifafinnish4340 SHL is better
All my swedish pals who've gone to NHL games have been disappointed by how "insanely quiet it was"
I’d be too
come to sweden my friend and watch our games
This is why we love the Nordic Hockey!
I'm Canadian and i always thought we had the most craziest and loudest fans. After watching this it's definitely the euro's
its not euro's its Djurgården
@@carlosknal9655 fuck djurgården!
@@LakeDonVem haha fuck dig din luffare
And leksand tho
Bro it's no Euro's, it's Djurgården. The best fans in the world, better recognize!
Jag är född och uppvuxen smålänning med HV71 i mitt hjärta till döden, men när jag bodde i Stockholm och gick på djurgårdens och aiks matcher....jag har ALDRIG fått sådan gåshud av vibrationerna, kärleken och stoltheten till ett hockeylag i hela mitt liv. Ni är i en liga för er själva och ni har all min respekt för eran stolhet. Jag är stolt över att sådana hockeyfans finns i sverige!
Luke alltså sorry men DIF har de största arenorna och fler fans pga större stad, inget mer att säga
alex gaming men inte i SHL
alex gaming bäst av de tre lagen JA. Men inte i Sverige
@@insertnamehere1792 Dum kommentar, Sthlm har tonvis med inflyttade bönder och annat.... Även om Sthlm är störst i befolkning är mängden Sthlmare inte samma.
Tex därför bajen har mkt publik i fotboll då alla bönder hejar på dom.
Gameday Swede fast Stockholm har bara ett lag i SHL så jo....
Respect from Canada
I visited Stockholm in March 2020 and saw Djurgården v. Rögle in Hovet.... Djurgården crowd stood up and chanted THE ENTIRE TIME. I loved it!
Every team has a place for the home and asay supporters on opposite sides of the arena så they can stand upp
Man this is great, I live in the Czech Republic I go to hockey games myself, and I gotta say, the fans are really good even though my team doesnt get as much as DIF, I think that most of Europe has really good hokey fans but DIF is one of the best! Respect!
Respect from finland
NHL, LOUD?!
Hahahaha :D
I thought singing and clapping during games was normal until I saw a NHL game.:P
"You think NHL has the best hockeyfans?"
No, literally nobody ever thought that. They might have the best teams, but the fans suck compared to other countries
Not only in NHL.Same at NFL,NBA.......! American fans are....hmmmm....lame!
NHL “fans” boo their teams and leave their seats when the team is losing.. a disgrace..
@Buddy's Gaming Channel I was 4 times at an Baskettballgame and 2 times on an Footballgame in Cölumbus Ohio! I dont know why but im a Buckeysfan! Fans are ok nothing more!
StrawberryFields Forever this comment shows why every country outside america looks at You and laugh
In my view the most american hockey fans are just a bunch of event consumers, who aren't really tight to the club identity (they have just franchises, which can change their locations somedays), their players and have therefore a lack of passion.
0% cellphones/cameras out
0% fan fights
100% Swedish hockey fans living in the moment.
Swedish hockey fans are the best.
Shoutouts to DIF from Kansas City!
Not my favorite team in the SHL, but hell even I get goosebumps out of this XD
European fans are the best!
At every sport.... end of story.
@@kevincooper1338 not American football 😂
@@kevincooper1338 NHL _teams_ are the best!.. end of story.
damn, I gotta go to one of these games
Lgd1993 J You have missed out on life, son.
Yes you do!
Then you haven't seen hv71
Wille A Var du seriös med det där? :P www.difhockey.se/artikel/z99tainrp-1lead/bast-supportrar-enligt-spelarna-i-shl
Frazze du vet att de är en Dif sida de är bara bullshit!
every european stadtium ar better then nhl stadium fans
Batflip 09 what you mean
why is stand sucks?
maybe because he's overweight, and wants to be seated and just watch the games, and not show his support :)
Standing area tickets are cheaper and better for fan clubs, because they are the people who are singing and cheering the most. It brings up the atmosphere and gets the fans closer to each other and is part of creating the fan society. In my opinion, every proper stadium/arena needs a standing area - at least 10% of the capacity.
But you are right, there should defenitely be better seats and some premium level seats to serve all people. Not everyone wants to jump around for the whole game.
No
I watched Swedish hockey for the first time this playoffs and instantly could tell how different the atmosphere was nice watching färjestad go on that run loved luleå that crowd was crazy too
It's always been like this, is like comparing football/soccer fans with American Football. Europeans are just passionate in a different way. And I love it! Just wish Ice Hockey was bigger in London, UK. I guess I just will have to pop to fellow Sweden to watch a game !
It would be wonderful if England invested more in hockey. After all, this is where you can find the origin of the sport. They are far from bad but they need a better organization. Poor families cannot afford to buy the equipment and this applies in all countries.
Going to a leaf game in Toronto is like going to the library lol
NHL is like Disneyland
Nah
@@Generalbluethunder It really is compared to europe
It’s a completely different culture and has to do with the teams and management as well. For north american sports it’s all about making money, you can’t even afford to watch a hockey game in large markets (toronto, New York) anymore as a regular fan. Majority of the tickets given out as season tickets, all owned by companies and stuff. That’s why the stands are empty at the start of the game and you see a bunch of shirts and ties instead of jerseys. That’s why the teams in smaller markets like Carolina and Nashville seem to have so much more louder and livelier crowds, because they have more actual fans in the arena.
Nashville and especially Carolina are shit franchises and an embarrassment to the league along with hockey in Florida.
In Europe we have clubs. In NA you have franchises. These elite clubs in Europe also have youth teams so many of the fans might have played in the club as a kid and it gives you more passion for your club.
dosent mather that it is ''djurgården'' this is giving me chills :) and this comes from a ''frölundare'' nice video.
Wow NHL looks silly now. I want to move to Stockholm now.
U welcome!
Varför kommenterar du att du vill flytta till Stockholm när ditt namn tydligt visar att du är svensk.
@Therealslabjak Vad är göteborgs lag då?
@@DIF-sy9ru Frölunda🤦
Imagine filling a NHL arena with swedes. (Från en svensk)
NHL: let's go *team name here* or go *team name here* go
Europe: *IHKVLVKIGKAAAAAAAA WOWOWOWOWOOOO RRRAAAAAHHH*
And they say NHL has the best fans. They don't even have proper chants lol
jimpe what do you mean? ”Ikhvlslab”
Porin Ässät: *Ässät Ässät Ässät Ässät*
I think Pori is more boring, they just yell their team name over and over without adding anything to it
@@Mickelraven That is just one of their chants.
@@user-ih7uu7wl9k Ok
Respect from Finland
Innan varenda jävel satt på mobilen 💛❤️💙
The days you took this for granted. Now you think cardboard cut outs are adding feeling 😄
2:04 orc army
TheUnspokenTruth more like viking horde
HAHAHAHAHHA
HUR ILLA!!?
@@SweTjader Jävligt illa!
Gladiator intro scen when the germanic leader shouts before battle
I LOVE EUROPE AND I ALWAYS WILL . OUR PEOPLE,OUR BAD HABITS OUR GREAT HABITS. EVERYTHING ABOUT US!
That's great. Meanwhile your culture is disintegrating due to your childlike commitment to diversity and multiculturalism. You're pathetic and suicidal. But, yeah, you're good at cheering at sporting events...whoop de fuckin doo.
@@pasquale1650 What the fuck are you talking about imbecile? America is being flooded with Mexicans while we Europeans have to deal with the refugees of wars that your toddlerminded leaders started. Fuck America, your country is a bunch of plastic garbage poluting the world, a nation where the losers of Europe went to.
@@Max-is4qu that also made the internet, invented cars for the most part, and invented jazz. you also sound kinda racist when talking about the mexican refugees. just saying...
@@yourneighborhoodwierdo8349 Nobody outside your country gives a fuck about racism
@@Max-is4qu well said👍👍👍
NHL fansen är ett skämt
Bara på Winipeg white out eller vad de heter
@Sebastian Ekdahl det ska ju vara lite drag ju, det är ju det roliga med det + att det är bra matcher
Current NHL players on the top of my head drafted from this club (Djurgården):
Gabriel Landeskog
Mika Zibanejad
Patric Hörnqvist
Erik Gustafsson
Alexander Wennberg
Tobias Björnfot
Alexander Holz
Mats sundin?
@@emrikberg4443 Not current.
William Eklund as well
Maybe this is why Swedish players do well in the NHL?
It's like going from an industrial hall raveparty to a nice refined restaurant where you can finally hear your own thoughts and focus.
im from Toronto and a huge leafs fan. Im so down to try and start something like this for Leafs fans. The passion of Leafs fans is there. All we need is affordable ticket prices and all the true fans will show up to their games. Once we get the right people in the ACC it should be easy to have something like this.
You have Micke Nylander you moron!
Take care of him you unthankfull shitcountry with Traudereuass or what the hell the shitfrance call himself!
If Sundin had play in a good team he should have many records.
Your legend Mats Sundin is from our club (Djurgårdens IF)
@@snrnful De missade Bosse Berglund och Tomas Eriksson.
@@detskalldaltas133 You don't have to be an asshole to be a hockey fan. It's not about bad behavior or hooliganism. Calling Canada a shitcountry is just stupid, most Europeans don't stand behind that.
@@detskalldaltas133 Detskalldaltas: You're not making Sweden look better than Canada by being an asshole. You're just making yourself look stupid. Fortunately, most people know that the average person in Sweden is nicer and more intelligent than you are. As for everyone else in Sweden, can you send me an Allen key please so I can finish putting this table together? Sorry, I just had to let off a wee bit of steam after this knuckle-scraper insulted my country. Sweden is definitely a place I'd like to visit someday.
Here we have the wild Swedes in their national habitat. A big group of other Swedes are challenging another group with the loudest noise they can do. Oh! Look their arms are wide open ready to clap!
02:04
What do we think about Hv?
Bad!
How bad?
Really fucking bad!
What do we think about Djurgården?
Good!
How good?
Really fucking good!
Djurgården,Djurgården,Djurgården!
Suck... eller jag menar Sigh!
The dif song goes:
Rött för blodet genom hjärta o ven ( red like the blood in the hearth and veins
Gult för solens värmande sken( yellow for the suns warming shine
Blått för himlen regn och hav (blue for the sky, rain and ocean)
Stockholms stolthet vårat lag (the pride of stockholm ,our team)
😇
You can see the soccer culture in these fans. It would still get me amped.
Soccer culture? Maybe you meant football, but this culture has nothing to do with football. They're hockey fans as you can see.
Hats off to this fanculture från Finland!
Å vad det är skönt att se att Djurgården gjorde mål
czech, sweden, swiss, german fans are the best in hockey!!! :)
Tomáš Kapeš Are you kidding me?? Swedish fans is 10 Times' better
Hafflund Swiss are better :) Sweden is good too but when you compare with Sc Bern,Lausanne hc,Hc Lugano,Hc Ambri-Piotta than you see that swedish fan are not better than swiss fans
hahaha you are a joke thinking that
Tewwas Tewwas ?
Hafflund 10 times better than who? if i see international match of sweden, there arent any atmospherr, but club level.is better, and i wrote it, czech, SWEDEN, swiss, german fans are the best
i'm a football (or soccer, if you prefer) ultra for my local football club, and i was thinking about creating an ultras group for my nhl team (new york islanders). although i know it won't be as great as europe (just because the way american sports are run they won't let us do everything european ultras do) but i wanna bring this kind of raucous atmosphere into the nhl, ik a lot of americans will hate it but as the saying goes, ultras can't be stopped
Sometimes you just gotta say fuck it and break the rules ;)
Aren't american sport leagues tickets like over $100? Only rich old people can go to the game with such high ticket prices, and it must be extremely expensive to go every single game, especially for young ultra's...US Sport leagues are really just moneygrabbing whores... It's really sad
AFCA 1900 Depends on where the games are
thats exactly it. Im from Toronto and i am a Huge LEafs fans. Toronto is easily the most passionate fan base in North America, people just dont see it because tickets are so damn expensive none of the real fans are able to go. If all the real fans in Toronto were able to afford tickets there can easily be something like this for leafs games. If Toronto FC can do it than the Leafs sure can without a doubt
LET'S GO ISLANDERS💥👊🏼
Maybe its time to move to America to learn the ppl about supporting your team
What do you mean. This is supporting your team, in America you can even hear the trainers and players because the atmosphere is so dead
@@hugoo5507 Europeans don't understand distance at all.
Edmonton has 6 games in the L.A. area every year , (Ducks plus Kings) and it's 2,200 km. Return trips: 26,400 km. That's over half the circumference of the Earth, but we are in the same division.
Plus we have 35 other games in other cities.
Vancouver to Miami is like Stockholm to the border of India, or London to Cameroon. Both teams have to make that trip annually.
Canada alone is the size of Europe.
Nobody can afford to follow their teams, this is why the fans are so quiet. There are almost no supporters for the other side in the arenas, while the arenas are double or triple the size of European arenas.
You should understand that before you criticise.
MultiCappie thats exactly what i mean so boring when the teams have to go that far to play and not having any fans when they play away.
@@hugoo5507 You're right about the noise level, but actually you're missing the big picture. In Europe, you go to games for the atmosphere; in Canada you go to games to watch the games. *_If_* you want "European Atmosphere", sure you're going to be disappointed in a Canadian game. But that's different than saying one is better than the other.
@@MultiCappie That doesn't excuse the games on home turf though. But yes I get your point and the NHL is also adressed to another type of audience, much like the premier league is in football.
WHY TF CANT WE BE THIS LIT? I WANT TO DO THIS WITHOUT PEOPLE THINKING IM NUTS BUT NOBODY WILL JOIN ME!!!
The difference between NHL and SHL is distance: From Lulea to Malmo is 1500km, but the distance from Vancouver to Miami is 4500 km. NHL supporters from the away squad simply can't afford to follow their team from city to city, so nearly all the fans at nearly any game are home supporters. There's (almost) no tension, no dissidence, no animosity within the fans in the arena.
In Stockholm, it's easily possible that 50% of the supporters are for the _visiting_ team, and the supporters are continually egging each other on.
Just in Canada, the distance from Vancouver to Montreal is 3,900 km, which is the distance from Stockholm to Ashgabat. And trust me, I know you have to Google where Ashgabat even is.
@@MultiCappie No the difference is passion.
Djurgården💛❤️💙
Väldigt snygg och bra video. //Färjestad. :)
I once attended a Jets game in the MTS-Center in Winnipeg and was mildly disappointed, as the crowd was not as loud as I expected...
Djurgården har helt klart världens bästa publik när det gäller hockey, inget snack om den saken!
Från en Frölundait.
Johan 70% av dom är ju mer intresserade av att slåss utanför arenan efter en förlust än dom är intresserade av själva hockey
Oliver Karlsson bullshit.... 1% är intresserad av att slåss men de är inte riktiga fans..
Oliver Karlsson källa tack
Oliver har ju dock rätt ^^
Så ni menar alltså att 4900 människor av ett snitt på ca 7000 skulle vara mer intresserade av att slåss än att se Hockey? Ni verkar måttligt begåvade. Jag förstår att avundsjukan slår igenom, det kan inte vara lätt att vara bonde utan stämning i sin arena.
Djurgården har sveriges bästa klack :) Rember Jimmie Ölvestad :)
Stolt djurgårdare✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
same
I commented on another video saying it gave me chills, and I have to say the same for this one. These fans are phenomenal, my goodness.
Even in Vancouver the ONLY chant is "Go Canucks Go" and it's embarrassing. We've only started with the viking clap, which is great with a full stadium but apart from that hardly anyone in the lower bowl is wearing a jersey or making any noise. Tickets cost too much, parking is $30 around the stadium, a can of alcohol is $10, ugh.
This looks like so much fun to be at, though. "ole ole ole ole, ole ole ola!!" :D
Fun fact: Djurgårdens IF is 2nd in the world in decibel level of any inside-sport, which is pretty cool.
Vilka är etta?
@@dannemannen18 Bra fråga! Jag vet bara att DIF är tvåa
1000x better experience in Europe, for sure. However, it's very disingenuous to use a clip for the NHL that's at like a quarter volume. Make it a fairer comparison and make sure the commentating is at the same level for both. If we hear them at the same volume, it gives a better understanding of how the crowd noise fills the broadcast.
Now, I'm just saying that out of fairness. I was in Hamburg during an HSV at St Pauli exhibition match. Apparently St Pauli only just made the first league that season - from what I understood it was quite a shock to most. Needless to say the atmosphere around not only the stadium, but the entire quarter was just insane. No hockey city even comes close. Stanley Cup riots barely scratch at what I witnessed from an EXHIBITION match in Germany.
Look at Stockholm pls..
I Think u dont understand
Respekt! /Brynäsare
Född Djurgårdare och det finns ingen bättre hockeypublik i världen💛❤️💙
imagine these fans in MSG, they would be heard in phili
Så vackert💛❤️💙
Haha NHL And fans? When iam watching NHL a hear just players And coaches..no atmosphere
Americans are too busy eating popcorn and hamburgers
What’s your he chant called from 33 second - one minute??
CroceyGamer ZX ”Djurgården, Djurgården, Djurgården, heja heja heja Djurgården” basically just the name of the team followed by ”go go go Djurgården”
damn is this hockey or a soccer game? i gotta go to one of these games
europe is lit
It's Djurgården Hockey ;)
@DeresHD Nah, just bigger stadiums
Be sure to pick the one time they are this loud. If you wanna be on the safe side you should visit Hv71's arena or Frölunda's. Almost sold out every match and not once per season like with DIF.
@@andersfurbie6005 Du kan ju omöjligen vara seriös?
Its the same in Finland, but we don't have flares in hockey games, but we do have 'em in football games. It makes the fans so much closer and makes everyone feel welcome!
I Want To Die Why Am I Alive I have been to a finnish hockey game its not the same / Djurgårdens IF
finnish fans suck :Dddd u cant seriously compare silent finns to this xddd and yes Im finnish
Soccer*
Stolt Djurgårdare💛❤️💙
While I *wholeheartedly agree* that European hockey fans are a lot more livelier & more importantly civil, than any NHL teams fan base really how hard is it to top “Let’s go...insert city here”? I mean if I hear that one more f**kin’ time, I am going to lose it .😤
haha so true... and where are the drums in the NHL??
If you don't Love hockey, you're No Swede.
I was an adopted Göteborgare, 8 years in Sweden, Frölunda finns kvar I mitt hjärta.
Wow it’s like they never lose their voice.
Haha, we do, I usually can’t speak for 1-2 days after these without a bit of pain.
@@ddgaxelnilsson7855 oh wow haha. Weird seeing such an old comment
@@gman2506 Haha, was just rewatching the video scrolling through comments.
Vad är det dom sjunger mellan 1:40 till 2:00? Jag har varit på flera Djurgården matcher och alltid undrat vad texten är.
De har alltid låtit i mitt huvud som ”Djurgårn ska ersätta Brynäs ska i skamvrån sätta Brynäs”
@@sigurdragnarsson597 de sjunger "johanssons järnkaminer" andra sidan sjunger efter "hage-nilssons järnkaminer" man ändrar texten efter sportchefen och tränaren
Okej, jag har en fråga till er hockeyfans. Använder du en trumma eller sjunger er utan trumman? Hälsningar från ett norsk hockeyfan.
vi kan sjunga utan trumma 💛❤️💙
Nobody in Europe think that NHL has the best hockey fans...
NHL u are a fan
EUROPE u are a warrior
that first quote was talking about the winnipeg whiteout during playoffs, its the loudest in nhl but us europeans are usually more crazier
The difference between NHL and SHL is distance: From Lulea to Malmo is 1500km, but the distance from Vancouver to Miami is *5500* km. NHL supporters from the away squad simply can't afford to follow their team from city to city, so nearly all the fans at nearly any game are home supporters. There's (almost) no tension, no dissidence, no animosity within the fans in the arena.
Real fans follow their team no matter what. Djurgården played against marioupol (Odessa, Ukrain) last summer, over 2000 fans traveled through all of Europe.
@@Sch1zophren1a Odessa is only 1600 km and only one game. Return trip: 3,200 km.
Edmonton has 6 games in the L.A. area _every_ _year_ , (Ducks plus Kings) and it's 2,200 km. Return trips: 26,400 km. Same division.
Vancouver to Montreal is the distance from Stockholm to Ashgabat. Same country.
Vancouver to Miami is like Stockholm to the border of India. Both teams have to make that trip annually.
Come to North America sometime, I'll show you around. Canada alone is the size of Europe.
delusional
Frölunda alla dar i veckan. Men Djurgården har bäst publik kan jag erkänna
Comi du borde höra på en Leksands match ganska liten arena men högjut där inne
Nej ni kmr torska
Var på en DIF Frölunda match gratis eftersom min lillebror spelade knatte match i pausen hahaha så fick ganska bra platser men min lillebror fick VIP plus m&g lol
The people supplied with bread and games will never revolt...
Well I don't know about that. This crowd seem to be quite unsatisfied, lol!
wah wah wah, my party lost an election!
True passion for the sport not like NHL is garbage compared to this I was at a game and boy oh boy goosebumps the whole time
Jag hejar själv på FBK och tyckte att deras publik var bäst. Men efter att ha sett denna video så har jag ändrat mig. FBK är och kommer alltid att vara det bästa laget (för mig) men det laget som har bäst publik är nog faktiskt DIF.
Saknar hockeyn som fan nu, stolt över att vara djurgårdare💛❤️💙
Cappe Wikner på torsdag börjar det igen💛❤️💙
Mojsling då Jävlar så visar vi igen vilka som e bäst på läktaren💛❤️💙
Big oof efter denna säsong. Lider med er
Så enkelt är det!!!
Very dedicated fans but not a place for children. I went to a Thin Lizzy concert in Stockholm in the 80's. I was too young but somehow I managed to get in. It was also extremely chaotic and, for me, scary.
Bullshit, it's perfectly safe for everyone. Just buy regular seated tickets.
WARING! you are entering Sweden hockey! You have been WARNED!
Sååå läääänngee gamla Djurgår'n finns känns livet endå lääätt! ❤️
Helt Rätt
American fans in all major sports only have 1 chant "Let's go (insert team name)". And it's the best "Let's go (insert team name)" chant in the world!!! You got that!??!!!
Let's go Brandon
@@guzzoscorner Well done LOL
Almost entirely true, but have you hear Nashvilles chant after they score? It's pretty cool
@@teajay3671 It's hilarious and creative, I'll definitely give them that. It's not really a team motivating chant though like you see in Europe, though. They have a very soccer crowd mentality and that's why they go haywire lol.
I love how my fellow Americans are bewildered by ultras pyro.
The Nürnberg rally all over.... Awsome :D
🎶 Djurgården Djurgården heja heja djuuuugården!!!! 🎶 🇦🇽
Sweden is special haha älskar sverige
That's European sporting culture for you. It's not just association football fans that sing songs, wave flags, and set off strobe lights that would get you thrown out and banned from the premises in North America.
DJURGÅRDEEEEN! DJURGÅRDEN, DJURGÅRDEN, DJURGÅRDEEEEEN!
"how do they allowe those in there" Hahaha They don't they smuggle them.. There is something called breaking the rules
They are too scared/worried all the time. Always the security would come... They are not free ppl.
Amazing
Come see a Montreal game during the playoffs, especially when they eliminate Boston, like that's going to happen again lol but the noise level is insanely ridiculous. Your ears are ringing non stop hahaha. The passion of the Habs fans is truly special. Cheers from Canada
Peter Whole different fan culture, we go to support our team you go for show.
Jontelele Actually no, there are no cheerleaders or any fancy shows. Montreal fans love the sport like no other city
Peter Trust me, I’ve seen many NHL matches in my days. It’s not even close in any way. Do you even have an standing section? Chants that aren’t based on “Go (team name) go”? People that are ready to fight for you colors?
Jontelele been watching hockey for 40 years, seen games all over North America and Europe. Nah nah nah, nah nah nah, hey hey hey goodbye! 😉
Peter Answer my 3 questions please
Fans in every european hockeyleague/ in general sportsleague are better than the american ones...
Djurgårn tills jag dör!
This is more of a party atmosphere NHL is more people tensely watching the puck then a explosion of noise during a goal
Imac M thats just wrong
Respect!!!KOMETA BRNO FAN👍🍻
Kometa Brno fan from Finland? :D 🤔
@@dovah68 Kometa Brno fan who likes Sasu Hoví.I am Czech🇨🇿🍻
@@themoravianeagle3215 tak proč máš finské jméno? :D
Man har det i blodet
DIF HAR BÄSTA KLACKEN KAN JAG ERKÄNNA FRÅN EN TIKARE🔴⚪️🔴⚪️🔴⚪️
Man tackar
Vi Bajare brukar kalla Dif supportrar för "klicken" i stället , för att de är så få.
now you should see the football arenas
För er som vill va med i en djurgårn discord! discord.gg/2UtJBfr
Ezt szerintem mindenki tudja hogy az európai csapatoknak százezerszer jobb a szurkolótábora mint az NHL es csapatoknak