Lafiel said:
nothing, german club teams do it to each other every game day - a standard chant the winning team does (obviously exchanging "Gauchos" and "Deutschen" with a fitting term) it means "they are sad, we are deliriously happy" and people who get pissed by that (especially germans) are concern troll enough to think grown men in a different country can't take it |
It's not about who can take it, it's about class and sportsmanship.
Just because unsporting behavior is so common in football doesn't make it ok. Especially for a German team that usually is one of the fairest teams on the grass.
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