greetings kick a farm's we've got a question for you why do you think it's more likely that someone who gets a divorce then change their football club if the quality of the product is bad consumers but then individuals are not the same with football fans today's kickoff episode is all about the fact you knew her you. were. not going to say that it's a good season you'll laugh something that you can't listen to. the oscar why the love for your club is the deepest love and why folks will find study loyalty

despite repeatedly getting disappointed out reporters about steam solve explains it all out then we take a look at which league in the world affects the most fun welcome to kickoff let's get stops if. you can change many things in your life your home your job your wife or husband or even your religion. but what is the one thing you cannot change never never ever if you are a true fan correct your football team. and i'm on that here's my mind's eye there flowed. through deegan the once you made your choice it's definite you take it to your grave now this is a. local person who does not. why

is it like. why does it bring out the drive. time to go on a serious quest with fans around the world. a psychologist. studies. a small town. in the english premier league 92 percent of liverpool fans say they would never change their club so do 92 percent of everton supporters and 94 percent at crystal palace eagles fans believe they are truly unique. and getting. the percentage of people changing their partner in life is definitely higher 35 percent of couples in

the u.k. for example end up divorced in germany the divorce rate is at 40 percent in spain it's even over 60 percent. but that. loyalty to a football team is not the same thing as let's say brand loyalty. if the quality of the product is bad consumers but then inflation. not messing with football for. something else as if. you. see. some. commercial organizations would love to have the loyalty shown by football fans say academics can't parker and trish stewart in their study the west ham syndrome. usually starts early according to them 58 percent of males have made their choice by the age of 11 and it's not just. by the way the

genome but that only. shut down nasa systems of a full of comic books issued a sudden leap david has completed ok action hero to say that i work my son. and it's not just true of mental illness for me. that somebody from the past that shit . more than half of children whose parents supported the team went on to support the same one statistics say a 3rd of all fans follow the closest option to local t.v. now that's exactly what's happening here in seattle only a few people came out to see a 5th division game but so what the local fans and the visiting supporters don't care their loyalty is not about glitz and glamour and they're not alone. so there's a lot of the dream up as it was largely playing between my learned new location stars don't matter too much and loyalty starts early dr fabio capello took a closer look at reasons for supporting a football team and he could hear it in the. event only about 06 you could give it

a stick it is on the. mind of much of a full load only. and under gibbs constant speed fine and you want to feel. that same weekend the bundesliga darby between only own and tell tale berlin takes place . that's only a stone's throw away from here but regardless of 1st division here people's hearts speak for their club. said when you start supporting a football club you support it because you found a place where you belong a place where you belong loyalty to a team is often about identity the reason why he's going to support it because it connects with community obama supporters. you know who have their roots to one of the issues it's there for work love is more of an emotional young one for do not like to tell me how you put this and that there's not yet it that that they let him go but you know it's not. loyalty is unconditional is it really is it not possible

to change your allegiance to start rooting for another team that's as perfect. you don't know what actually is and it will start was an actual time you are. never going to hurt that young chap minds it seems some pressure not a bit of time nowadays because somebody else said no that was thing of the man behind them to me and told to stop because had they been there i mean that's a ball. people had better not i got shot by the sea but on my candiotti with plenty of it let us know about squatting just about all about it to set a bit on me come get it. i guess the answer is a very simple it's impossible a die hard allegiance to a club it seems are stronger than anything else that psychology degree. but i'm fine if it's you can just stay on. the dick is sometimes it just finds all tired oh you did you take it. i'm fine didn't even see

it don't you going just. going to be out of on. it feel like all shy don't do nun and chinese feinstein. none for struggle movies much for good so a club gives you a home a home that you can share with many others it is. but unlike in a romantic relationship with only one partner you can share this affection with thousands of others finally say it's a place that makes the happiest something that he has and that is how i ended up for 3 months to stay united manchester united certainly has seen a sense of community there is no vanity there is no jealousy it's only true. which leads to statements like this time that. i sound and feel that.

and off them honest and funny i'm going out and running. in romantic love easy disappointed we've all been there also in football you can experience traumatic disappointments such experiences not the road loyalty. actually in many cases not at all not just experiences of crucial wins but also losses bind fans even more tightly to their club plainly crime we cried together the new style of breaks we celebrate together bush goes and says well he is good for us because you are wrong i constantly feel i'm going to be just as if you don't have a conscience in the us he's in the movie the positive or negative memories become embedded in the psyche of a football fan their personal identity fuses with that of their club to a point where your team's achievements help define your happiness in life. but after that he does he says a visit i'm going on in the thank you but none to those i mean those you know can't

see it with but i mean i feel that if you just do you think you like put them down because i like james and you know. it's you know the things that. i think i wouldn't mind joining his next party just a few psychology calls the emotion that is set free with football fans self shaking experiences allegiance to a football club helps you find your true self i discreate ot alliances every football fan at any stadium across the world has experience you're standing next to a perfect stranger and perfect unity defending your kin and fully agreeing on everything that a body. experiences in a stadium can even connect people across borders the us took up 1960 wrong again swabia prague bank guess what 2 of our fans and just already have been there without knowing each other of course. oh my gosh she got into

just about almost like i got caught in the woods and did you go find you think you know some you can make out he's going to see you become easier to see. the johns hopkins is he part of. something not seeking to want to get out through you know he's kind of kind of the bones in the comic clockwork was you. get a bit put up it may feel they've i swear this was not scripted this is a pure coincidence but i'm sure those guys would have something to talk about if they were to meet in real life and even our psychologist is loyal to his football team which is non other than his local f c. m's i do. think it does i think that in my living in upstate. new teeth this in bust for me yes. you know i'm fond of just money just a little bit just. got done to you all. the

stops as i just say yes there was the d. but if you get so into the openly. does this all is. not good too and does it come on the nomination is gone is most likely i'm going to cut a long story short loyalty to a football club is a strong bond you won't find in many other places in the world it's madness but in an ever changing world also a strategy to be as firm as a rock you can choose any team for whatever reason but once you're in your. relegation losses or disappointment make the loyalty even stronger. the difference to any other affectionate relationship you might have is that passion that never goes and that always. this is what football is going to give you and most other things are going to. i know that's strange isn't it which is your

team why. would you change let me know that. did you know kick off is now on you tube with the world of football. with a quad core of mexico's well. we travel the world and read a few how high this is all right i'm going to say no this does never people and discuss football i am chris here it is. this is going to go on. as a football kick off on you tube. getting it. everywhere you do fuel sure it's a fine football supporters which league in the world attracts the most to the stadium kick off duties hard work and found out which league mobilizes the most fun . imagine football without fans.

absolutely unthinkable supporters are the heart and soul of the beautiful game but who are the most dedicated fans out there. everyone has their own opinion but more to the numbers say. which country has the best attendances which league attracts the most fans. we take a closer look. here at the top 50 links worldwide the international center for school studies recently came up with a study and ranked much attendance by country and league the 1st big surprise is only 41st. a true footballing nation and sensational finalist of the 2018 world cup. but the event ski national. league doesn't reflect the

international side success. only $2800.00 fans attend each game on average that's pretty poor and behind even england's 4th and germany's 3rd divisions but it's not that surprising if you take a closer look gratian is a small country with a population of 4000000 illegal only has 10 clubs half the number europe's big leagues usually have. high look splits and the only big names they have a fierce rivalry which often results in clashes with police but that rivalry hasn't helped make the league competitive dinamo zagreb have been crowned champions in 9 of the last 10 seasons. let's move up and on to the next surprise in 13th place just ahead of russia and scotland is brazil. parliament shoulder benito nice to watch but not that successful the league doesn't even crack the top 10 with the stadiums empty and often in poor condition.

in fact many brazilian stadiums are white elephants they were built for the 2014 world cup but since then they sat largely empty over the past 5 years brazilian syria matches could only attract 17000 fans on average take fluminense say for example one of the most famous clubs with a massive following their home stadium the american assets 80000 but only 15000 turn out what happened to football in brazil. it's complicated and it's about more than football brazil is in a state of political chaos the last 3 presidents were all involved in corruption scandals which in some cases even lead to jail time. and the new president j. impulse an arrow is dividing the country even further. corruption is widespread also in football the former president of brazil. football confederation the card

latte shader resigned under a cloud of allegations. brazilians are sick of it and it's affecting their love of the beautiful game ahead of the 24th in world cup people took to the streets to protest against corruption and the waste of taxpayers' money to save football's most famous competition. polls taken ahead of the tournament suggested half of brazilians weren't even interested. in may 20 1447 percent had little or no interest in the world cup 4 years later as head of the world cup in russia that figure rose to 63 percent devastating numbers for a country where football used to be a religion resilience of fallen out of love with the seller sells the want as successful as they used to be and they're losing interest in the league because they can't afford to go to games anymore and the. ticket prices for big matches can range from $80.00 to $400.00 for

a zillion hair eyes which is between 15 and 19 year olds the country's minimum wage has only just increased to $998.00 ai's per month. which you spend half of your paycheck on just one game. you don't even get see brazil's most talented players because they will leave early to become stars in europe has legend zico put it is the brazilian league's big problem. he said unless we stop the talent leaving the country we cannot revive football in brazil. let's break in the top 10 where we find germany's 2nd division. the 2nd button is league averages almost $19000.00 fans per match not bad that's better than the top divisions in big footballing countries like portugal and scotland why is that football has a long lasting tradition in germany and the 2nd division is a strong and well run late with many traditional. labs form

a bond as leader winners and european champions for years the lakers have lucrative t.v. deals and is sold as the best 2nd division of all time a phrase that's been repeated so often by advertisers it's become a running gag among fans. just. as fans. next comes the netherlands in 9 and above them the united states. for some. it seems like the u.s. is finally falling in love with soccer after years of being a sleeping giant of course the women's team woke up long ago winning for a local titles with sides full of superstars. but now the men's game is on the rise to major league soccer's average attendance is already $21000.00 fans.

in fact m.l.s. is the 2nd fastest growing league worldwide. and they have the cool kid on the block. atlantean items they were founded in 2017 and there's unprecedented hype surrounding the club in their 2nd season atlantean ited won the m.l.s. title and had more than 51000 fans watching week in week out. united have the 10th highest average attendance in world football beating out the likes of celtic i.x. and man city. who's next france's and 7 behind china who would have thought that. the chinese super league is not only attracting stars but also more and more fans and now we're into the top 5 with italy. italian football. is not in good shape there are problems everywhere you

look. for starters the stadium still operated and falling apart most of them were built in the 1st half of the 20th century and have barely been renovated since. women and children rarely attend games in italy because of the violent ultras. diehard fans some of them fascists have a lot of power sometimes even pulling the strings behind the scenes clashes are not unusual in 2009 the government crackdown and introduced the tests that are there to force. an id card to identify fans which is checked by police or security at the stadium entrance this all led to a decline in fan attendance syriac games only attract $23000.00 fans on average it's less than the mexican league and the league in spain. italian football is not what it used to be back in the ninety's and early 2006 when italian team dominated

the news. in the ninety's italian clubs broke the world transfer record 6 times syria was the go to link the superstars. but times have changed. of course this guidebooks the trends christiane ever know though has made you even stronger they're perhaps the only healthy club left in italy with their stadium regularly sold out but dominance is not good for the league at all to be a canary one syria 8 times in a rug. italy is in 5th place but has been overtaken as we already said by mexico. so that shouldn't come as a surprise mexicans are football crazy. not only when it comes to their national team but with their league. match days are

a $360.00 degree experience of mexican culture family food and football. the mexican league is considered the strongest in north america and it is highly competitive league amex has 2 tournament per season attitude and closer with one champion crowned in summer and one in winter this is common in latin america in the past decade 10 different clubs have won 8 of the africa or closer. with $26000.00 fans league and meckstroth the largest average crowd of any football league in the americas. that's almost as good as spain. and la liga. time of the world's most famous clubs. and one of its greatest rivalries. the 3rd best attendance worldwide with 27000 fans on average. but spain has

smaller teams and stadiums than england. the premier league draws $37000.00 fans on average the league is followed worldwide and generates more than $2000000000.00 euros in television rights per year a record because we. the premier league is undoubtedly the best marketed league in the world. some say it's also the best thanks to the stadiums. and the stars. but not when it comes to match attendance is. because number one is not the premier league but the german bundesliga. so why is the bundesliga the clear winner. first of all tickets in germany.

affordable that's probably the biggest difference of the premier league in the bundesliga the cheapest average matchday ticket is just 15 year olds in england it's $34.00 more than twice the price. in germany you can even get some tickets for less than 10 euros and it hurts a village kids under the age of 14 can get into the olympic stadium for free. but it's not just the cheap tickets. the main factor is germany's modern stadiums germany has state of the arenas with huge capacities they're simply bigger than the ones in england. and. most of them were built in renovated for the 2006 world cup. the whole country was excited about hosting the tournament which gave football already the most popular sport in germany an even bigger boost. and that's had an effect on the bundesliga as well some say germany has the best stadium atmosphere in europe definitely better than the premier. there is

a longstanding tradition of fine culture and an active ultra scene in germany fans here have a saying in. germany is the only talk league in europe that has the 50 plus one rule which means that club members hold a majority of voting rights thereby retaining overall control and protecting their club from the influence of external investors who rule over many clubs in the premier league the bundesliga tracks more than 43000 fans on average 6000 more than any other league 5 german clubs are in the top 10 when it comes to highest average attendance dorman the top of the tree with 80000 fans on average even hamburg in stuttgart still attracts huge numbers despite being in the 2nd division. that's why germany has the best attended leagues in the world.

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