Hannover 96 never moved out of the Niedersachsenstadion. The Heinz-von-Heiden-Arena (formerly HDI-Arena/AWD-Arena) IS the Niedersachsenstadion, even though it changed a lot. The old stadium was never wrecked, instead there were just a lot of continuous renovations.
I have visited them all. Bökelbergstadium was in a place, where it could not stay any longer. There were residential buildings all around and parking was a mess. The other ones were in my eyes just renewed. Besides of Freiburg its the only "change in place". Dortmund changed its stadium too, but the new build "Westfalenstadion", which was later renewed too, is not far away. The underground of now called "Signal-Iduna-Park" has still the locker rooms fro Rote Erde in it. And Rote Erde is still in use.
Leipzig ... lol. Building a gigantic stadium, then realising that you don't have a football club in the upper leagues to fill it. Then pushing your club with Red Bull's money, but then realising that you don't have any fans because you missed out on building a football tradition in the past.
You could have mentioned the Bruchweg in Mainz that ist partly demolished. It was Mainz Home Stadium until 2011 there the Coface Arena was finished in a other place
Only one stand of Bruchwegstadion has been demolished, Nordtribüne. Südtribüne is next to make room for a new club headquarter building, but the two main stands will stay in their place and host U23 and U19 as well as women's matches in the future.
Highest attendance of the Zentralstadion was 120.000 or even more! In the time when Lokomotive Leipzig played against Girondins Bordeaux in the 1987th season at europacup of the cup winners.
1. FC Köln was only founded in 1948, so Müngersdorfer Stadion can't have been their home ground since 1928. Both predecessors that merged after the war to become 1. FC Köln played there, though: SpVgg Sülz 07 and Kölner BC 01.
A few additions: Old Ludwigspark Ellenfeldstadion Old Volksparkstadion Old Weser Stadion Olympia Stadium Munich Stadion an der Grünwalder Straße Niedersachsenstadion
@@michaelschindler2870 It´s about the usage in the bundesliga i guess, it´s not in use in the bundesliga so it´s still no longer exists xD P.S: Das Grünwalder ist alles nur nicht ausverkauft. SCHEISS 1860! NUR DER FCS!
The old grounds from Darmstadt 98, Hansa Rostock, Hallescher FC, 1. FC Magdeburg and 1. FC Union Berlin are also no longer exist, but the new stadiums are standings on the same ground.
Because Football is the nicest sport. No one but confused people wants to see other sports. What else you want see? Handball? Volleyball? Tennis? Basketball?... come on...
@@BzzzOne Is that so? If you are objective you will notice that Icehockey, handball, volleyball have more action, gymnastics, diving are more impressive / spectacular, skiing, boxing or track racing show higher individual skills and so on... Football is an interesting game, yes. But other sports def. have higher entertainment value. Football is just.. simple enough for the masses to understand after 12 beers.
@@vloplob Haha good joke. The only aspect where other sports are more impressive/spectacular are the halftime shows. And, for example, American football had that big shows, just because the sport is so boring
Wurde erst letztes Jahr ein Freundschaftsspiel (Legendenspiel) zB ausgetragen. Und 2012 das CL Finale der Frauen. Dazu in den letzten Saisons spiele der Dritten Liga von Türkgücü München ausgetragen. Also wird schon noch desöfteren als Fußballstadion genutzt. Leichtathletik Europameisterschaft war auch letztes Jahr erst im Olympiastadion München
Not really, Olympiastadion Berlin was always bigger. 100.000 probably included people being squeezed next to each other. Old Zentralstadion would nowadays hold maybe 60.000 with modern seating, while Olympiastadion still holds 74.000.
Aber echt! Typisch Engländer... Wollen, dass alle ihre Sprache sprechen, aber interessieren sich kaum für die Sprachen Anderer, vor allem nicht für die Aussprache Die sind in ihrem Kopf immer noch die Kolonialherren von damals
