サッカー観戦の座席とゴール裏
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This is from Hina-san.
Mm-hmm.
いつも楽しく排長しております。
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少し気を逃しましたが、ワールドカップについての話題です。
Mm-hmm.
私の夫はサッカー強で。
Mm-hmm.
Crazy.
Crazy fan, okay.
Pretty big fan.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Okay.
Okay.
I see.
Worth it?
It's expensive, though.
For a ticket.
For a ticket, yeah.
I mean, for me, obviously, way too expensive.
But for you, though?
It is expensive.
It is expensive?
Okay.
No, I mean, because I've never been to the WorldCup games yet, so I don't know the average price
for the one tickets.
But in general, in football, I mean, 九万五千円 for oneplace is expensive.
Mm-hmm.
It can be 数千円.
Okay.
Well, yeah, it can be 一二万円, but I mean...
That's true.
九万五千円 is relatively ridiculous.
It's expensive.
Yes, yes.
So you definitely need some, your mind, make yourmind and you pay for it.
You spend your money and just, you need thatenergy.
Mm-hmm.
It's, yeah, it's expensive.
Okay.
Even me, I need that energy.
Okay, okay, okay.
I see.
But I guess way cheaper than the majority did.
数百万円 for one games, you know?
So I think he or she did a good purchase, I guess.
Okay.
Isn't behind the goal a good seat?
So you have ranks for the seats.
Okay.
And ゴール裏 is one of the, I mean, one of thecheapest seats.
Oh, is it?
Yes.
Oh, I can imagine it kind of, you know, peoplemaybe wanting to be in the action of, you know.
Right.
No?
Yes.
So it's, it completely depends on the people.
People think it's the very, it's cheap.
You've got the view.
It's a ゴール裏.
You can see the score scenes very up close.
Right, right.
But those areas are for, like, オウェンダンズ.
Like, heavy supporters are gathering to the ゴール裏.
Okay.
So it's like, so the VIP tickets, like, expensiveseats are like a, let's see, this is the studio.
And you've got goals.
Yeah.
So these are the most expensive seats.
So like in the middle?
Yeah.
It's called メインスタンド.
Middle of the two goals.
Okay.
When they, you know, people, the players are linedup, players are lined up before the game.
Right?
Yeah.
In the center of the court.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And that's the main, they're facing to theメインスタンド.
Players are facing to the メインスタンド.
I see.
So that's the most expensive seat.
Okay.
And you can have like a TV-like view from theseplaces.
I understand.
You can see every action evenly.
Yeah.
Right.
Okay.
So that's why it's expensive.
But yeah.
I guess in that sense, I'm sure that, yeah, the,the behind the goal is probably the most
uneven.
Right.
You can only see that goal.
You can see only the maybe, maybe the goalkeeper,but yes, you can see that up close actions
when they score a goal, but.
But most of the play is non-goal.
In the middle.
Yeah.
So it's difficult to see, or what if the play islike on the other side of the goal?
It's very, very far.
Yeah.
That's true.
That's why maybe it's the cheapest.
Hmm.
That's true.
サポーターとチャントの仕組み
But it's, it's, I would say it's a very, one ofthe most funny, most entertaining seats.
Oh, is it?
I would say.
Okay.
Because there are the places for おうえんダンス.
So they sing, they do chants.
Okay.
Okay.
They, they have like a flags.
Okay.
They do like a choreos and everything.
So it's fun.
I see.
You sing with them.
You, you jump with them, you know, you know, oneof those, like, oh, you know, one of those,
those places.
So they only do that on the side, the, the behindthe goalpost.
Um, if the supporters not number, like if they, ifyou have like enough amount of supporters,
they, they will occupy a whole stadium.
Okay.
But if you don't have that number, it starts fromthe ゴール裏 and then they spread.
I didn't know that.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Okay.
Okay.
So for both team, both sides, it starts from theゴール裏 and then they spread into the
whole stadium.
And then it will be like half if they have likeeven the supporters.
Okay.
Is there a guy, is there a guy that controls thechance?
Oh yes.
Yes.
Yes.
Okay.
One guy with a megaphone.
Okay.
Is he hired by the team?
Um, no.
The volunteer?
Uh, yeah.
What if there's two?
Like what if, Hey, I'm supposed, I'm going to dothe megaphoning today.
Yeah.
What happens then?
That never happens.
Why?
Because they fight beforehand and then they havelike, it's, it's, it's very organized.
Oh, is it?
You can't just start doing your own supportinggroup.
So there's like a system in place to make surethere's one guy that's in control.
Yeah.
Do they do it evenly?
Like I did it last time, so this guy gets to doit.
It's I don't, I don't think so.
It's, it's one team.
One team.
Yeah.
It's if you start, start your own sporting teamand then you start doing at the studio,
one of the guy, one of the guys from the biggest,the, the authentic proper when Dan's guy come
to you and then, Hey, what are you doing?
Like you're not the authentic.
Yeah.
If you want to do that, come join to the, to the,to this club, come to this group.
But that group is not official.
It's half official.
Oh, is it half official?
Yeah.
Even though they're not paid from the club, it's,they, they kind of half, well, obviously
they're recognized.
Okay.
And then obviously sometimes they haveconversation with the club in person.
I see.
I see.
And yeah.
So it's like half official.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
Yeah.
Interesting.
Right.
Interesting.
Okay.
So I can't just go into soccer field, startchanting.
I shouldn't start a chant.
I shouldn't start a wave.
Wave.
You mean the waving?
You can do that.
I can do that, but not the chants.
I mean, you can, but you can.
I can.
Yeah.
But people are going to look at me like, why, whatthe hell is he doing?
Yeah.
Maybe, maybe he's not the official chanter.
Right.
Right.
選手をからかうサッカーのチャント
Oh, but there are two chants.
One is like more like, um, what we do in Japan,like, oh, Nippon, or like, like a official
chance, I would say.
And the other one is like, um, we don't see inJapan often, but like, um, like a joking
chance, like a mocking player's chance.
Okay.
That's, those things are starts from nobody.
Oh, okay.
Not from officials.
Okay.
You can start something and people found, if theyfound it funny, they come with you.
Like what?
Like what kind of chants are there?
Like, um, like there are so many and it's a bitoffensive sometimes.
It's, um.
So what about Mitoma?
Does he have a chant that jokes on him?
Come on.
I don't think he has.
At least I don't know.
Okay.
Okay.
What about, what about, uh.
So it's like, um, um, it's like, uh, you know, theZlatan Ibrahimovic is a very famous player.
He's very arrogant.
Okay.
Striker.
And he's got a big nose.
Okay.
And people mock about him and like, um, his noseis offside.
His nose is offside.
I see.
You know, those ones.
Okay.
It's, it's, um, you know, um.
That's so mean.
Yeah.
It's, it's.
That is so mean.
That is football.
That is so mean.
Yeah.
And, and you don't do it like to random players.
Yeah.
You know, you don't, you don't do it to Mitoma,players like Mitoma, because he's very polite.
He's too respected.
Yeah.
But people like Zlatan, he's like a, he, you know,he's like a, he do whatever he likes on the pitch.
He, he punches.
He deserves it.
Okay.
So that's why it, it, it makes sense.
I see.
I see.
Yeah.
It's not.
Yeah.
I understand.
Yeah.
Okay.
It's a football.
Wow.
That's how it goes.
So mean.
So mean.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's why I was hesitating too.
Um, yeah.
Okay.
All right.
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