Finally Chile 🇨🇱 👍🏼 Nice to know: a couple of years ago, the Government of Israel had complaints about the shirt sponsor of CD Palestino, the Bank of Palestine. Israel requested the FIFA for sanctions against the club, if they won’t remove the sponsor. But Israel failed because of some kind of Infantinoish reason.
You should take a look at the Primera B stadiums as well, a few of them hosted the WC in 1962 and most of them are even better than the ones in this video.
It's a high school. Lots of high schools in Chile like to put themselves english names and use "college" to sound fancier, as it sounds similar to the spanish "colegio" (school). No relation to the actual Boston College in the USA.
Not at all, the three stars in both the Steelers and Huachipato's logo represent the steel industry. Huachipato was founded as the team of the Huachipato Ironworks, that's why they also use the three stars.
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I forgot to mention, in Chilean football leagu3, there are 3 teams that are related to colonies, union espanola (Spain), palestino (Palestine) and audax italiano (Italy), old time sporting deutschland.
@@altrn0 What about O'Higgins? Or is it just the geographical name after an early statesman to your country? I think there is a Prussian/German influence as well but maybe not with any football club.
@@neilwhitaker6284 Yes, afaik the club is basically named after Bernardo O'higgins who is considered the most important founding father and the name of the region where the club is placed as well. Some clubs are somewhat related to foreign countries stories like Santiago Wanderers and Coquimbo Unido but can't remember a club related to Germany, which is rare considering their big influence in the southern zone.
7:10 - A few years ago, the club used a map as the "1" in player numbers. The map was the 1967 borders of Palestine. For that, they were called "nazis" and "anti-semites". 9:18 - The full story is that the yanks helped Augusto Pinochet overthrow the DEMOCRATICALLY elected government of Salvador Allende. September 11, 1973, 50 years ago, is the ONLY 9/11 that matters. The blood of 10,000 murdered by Pinochet's regime is on the yank government's hands. Who cares about 3000 dead yanks 20 years ago? Their own foreign policy killed them.
about 7:10 being called that is a badge of honour. On this issue I would see things like you. About 9:18 I would disagree. The history of Allende's rule is very interesting. Yes he was elected democratically but not with a majority and as part of a moderate left wing coalition. Because he didn't receive a majority the Congress chose the President. During his time in office he clashed with Congress and did undemocratic things himself. As a condition of being chosen by Congress he signed a deal with the Congress guaranteeing to observe the constitution. Later he claimed he did this for tactics and broke the agreement. Even though he was elected as a moderate he was held hostage by the extreme bolshevik elements of the coalition and in order to stay in power he acquiesced to their demands. In 1971 and 72 the government literally stole people's land, for example farms that were over 200 acres and nationalized industry (stole private property). By the end of 1972 the country was in chaos, inflation in the month of August 1972 was 120%. Exports from 1970 to 1972 fell by 25%. Food production fell because the land had been taken from the farmers who knew what they were doing and was now being run by left wing ideologues who didn't. See Rhodesia or the Russian famine of 1921 or the Holodomor to see what happens when Bolsheviks steal land from farmers. When people go hungry or hunger becomes a very real threat, when the economy starts crashing to a halt things happen. You may not like the results and tactics but something had to be done to get the bolsheviks out of power and stop disaster. Other than the curtailing of leftwing political agitation and activities the country was stabilized and prosperity grew under Pinnochet.
@@neilwhitaker6284It is very true what you say, that is what really happened. Allende was an illegitimate president elected by compromise between politicians since he was tied in percentage with another candidate in votes and was elected by compromise. This gentleman Allende was the most disastrous thing that could happen to Chile, he left us with 606% inflation, there was terrorism, land seizures, he violated several articles of the Chilean constitution at that time and the Chamber of Deputies declared his government ILLEGITIMATE and it is where the armed forces enter into a military civic pronouncement.
Always thought Palestino had a great handle and club colours but their stadium needs some serious renovation. I like the way that Estadio Luis Valenzuela Hermosilla is constructed on the outside, very innovative. Love the location of the Vina del Mar stadium but the stadium itself is so so and also love seeing the views of the Alps in the distance in a lot of these. There are a few weak ones but overall the stadiums in this league are pretty good. Disagree about the comments about the helicopter commander Pinnochet, civil war is never pretty and the bolsheviks had pretty much destroyed the place. That was the start of a period of stability and prosperity as many Chileans will tell you. Democracy is just the elites giving us the illusion of having a say and power. Ultimately one ideology is going to force their ideology on the others no matter what the system. All we can do is try to live our best lives whether our guy is in power or not!!!
Spent the entire video wondering how you'd handle the whole Pinochet massacre thing. It's probably for the best that you avoided your usual dry humour there...
Their not Israeli, because when they emigrated and founded the club in the 1920s, Israel wasn’t a state, the Palestinians that emigrated were Arab Christians not Israelites from the time of the Bible and Quran
This illegal state "Israel" was founded in 1948 while Palestinian Christian immigrants who came in chile long before the Jews were massacred by Hitler 😊🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
Babe wake up!!!! More unique stadiums to look at
I love the wild variability of stadia in this league!
it really is.
Geographical & cultural diverse it seems. You got teams like O'Higgins (irish), Spainish Union, Colo-Colo (native), Italian & Palestinian.
There's also Everton (literally named after the English Everton by Anglo-Chileans), Santiago Wanderers and Rangers Talca (founded by a Scot).
"union española" from spain
Finally Chile 🇨🇱 👍🏼
Nice to know: a couple of years ago, the Government of Israel had complaints about the shirt sponsor of CD Palestino, the Bank of Palestine. Israel requested the FIFA for sanctions against the club, if they won’t remove the sponsor. But Israel failed because of some kind of Infantinoish reason.
Do the Chilean second division (primera b) soon. There's some beautiful stadiums in that league as well.
a fun additional fact: the CAL Memorial stadium, which you compared to Estadio Sausalito, is next to the Californian town of Sausilito!
Great content recently mate, would love to see the Welsh Premier soon.
It's in the works.
that colo colo stadium might be my favorite
THANK YOU, GRACIAS! We finally see the great and not so great Chilean Stadiums! A bit more regular stadiums than some you've covered!
I can't believe you finally got here! My country of birth! Thank you!!
You should take a look at the Primera B stadiums as well, a few of them hosted the WC in 1962 and most of them are even better than the ones in this video.
1:41 reminds me of lambeau field but without the upper bowl and press boxes
I went back to see and you are right! 1980s Lambeau!
Great video, can you do stadiums of the Cypriot First Division?
bruh i love watching this shit high
PLEASE DO AN UPDATED VERSION OF THE MOUNTAIN WEST CONFERANCE WITH THE NEW SAN DIEGO STATE STADIUM
You did it again hehe, if you need help or information about other South American football league I'll help you
Can you do Algeria's ligue 1 stadiums
We have some cool and unique stadiums , and some new ones too
Please do mountain west basketball arenas.
Do some PSL stadiums pls
Day 5 of asking to do the Costa Rica futbol league 🇨🇷😎
2:11 Boston College? That’s an odd advert. Do they have an intn’l campus there?
It's a high school. Lots of high schools in Chile like to put themselves english names and use "college" to sound fancier, as it sounds similar to the spanish "colegio" (school). No relation to the actual Boston College in the USA.
please do for indian football ISL and I-league
Falto un estadio bien lindo, pero no esta en primera division esta en segunda, Buscalo se llama ester roa rebolledo de Concepcion
4:55 is that team's logo a Pittsburgh Steelers rip-off?
Not at all, the three stars in both the Steelers and Huachipato's logo represent the steel industry. Huachipato was founded as the team of the Huachipato Ironworks, that's why they also use the three stars.
That 1st stadium looks ridiculously steep
No es así de empinado, la captura aérea esta mal😂
U missed nublense's stadium mate
Still waiting to see Viktor Orban's stadiums (Hungary).
We want super rugby americas stadiums
DALEEE COPIAPOO!!!
Football activities introducies inmigrant origin britain in chile (scotish, england and ireland) initial 1900 years, principal in valparaiso and viña del mar locality, expanded diversity cities, sugerence proximity video chilean second league called first b.
I forgot to mention, in Chilean football leagu3, there are 3 teams that are related to colonies, union espanola (Spain), palestino (Palestine) and audax italiano (Italy), old time sporting deutschland.
@@altrn0 What about O'Higgins? Or is it just the geographical name after an early statesman to your country? I think there is a Prussian/German influence as well but maybe not with any football club.
@@neilwhitaker6284 Yes, afaik the club is basically named after Bernardo O'higgins who is considered the most important founding father and the name of the region where the club is placed as well.
Some clubs are somewhat related to foreign countries stories like Santiago Wanderers and Coquimbo Unido but can't remember a club related to Germany, which is rare considering their big influence in the southern zone.
@@lalo4642 thank you for your reply. I watched a documentary once on the German/Prussian influence on the Chilean Armed Forces which fascinated me.
@@lalo4642 Club Manquehue, multisport (founder colony german)
Aah that legendary Australian bias towards BMX.
All because Nicole Kidman starred in BMX Bandits.
We see through your bias.
7:10 - A few years ago, the club used a map as the "1" in player numbers. The map was the 1967 borders of Palestine. For that, they were called "nazis" and "anti-semites".
9:18 - The full story is that the yanks helped Augusto Pinochet overthrow the DEMOCRATICALLY elected government of Salvador Allende. September 11, 1973, 50 years ago, is the ONLY 9/11 that matters. The blood of 10,000 murdered by Pinochet's regime is on the yank government's hands. Who cares about 3000 dead yanks 20 years ago? Their own foreign policy killed them.
about 7:10 being called that is a badge of honour. On this issue I would see things like you. About 9:18 I would disagree. The history of Allende's rule is very interesting. Yes he was elected democratically but not with a majority and as part of a moderate left wing coalition. Because he didn't receive a majority the Congress chose the President. During his time in office he clashed with Congress and did undemocratic things himself. As a condition of being chosen by Congress he signed a deal with the Congress guaranteeing to observe the constitution. Later he claimed he did this for tactics and broke the agreement.
Even though he was elected as a moderate he was held hostage by the extreme bolshevik elements of the coalition and in order to stay in power he acquiesced to their demands. In 1971 and 72 the government literally stole people's land, for example farms that were over 200 acres and nationalized industry (stole private property). By the end of 1972 the country was in chaos, inflation in the month of August 1972 was 120%. Exports from 1970 to 1972 fell by 25%. Food production fell because the land had been taken from the farmers who knew what they were doing and was now being run by left wing ideologues who didn't. See Rhodesia or the Russian famine of 1921 or the Holodomor to see what happens when Bolsheviks steal land from farmers.
When people go hungry or hunger becomes a very real threat, when the economy starts crashing to a halt things happen. You may not like the results and tactics but something had to be done to get the bolsheviks out of power and stop disaster.
Other than the curtailing of leftwing political agitation and activities the country was stabilized and prosperity grew under Pinnochet.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@neilwhitaker6284It is very true what you say, that is what really happened. Allende was an illegitimate president elected by compromise between politicians since he was tied in percentage with another candidate in votes and was elected by compromise. This gentleman Allende was the most disastrous thing that could happen to Chile, he left us with 606% inflation, there was terrorism, land seizures, he violated several articles of the Chilean constitution at that time and the Chamber of Deputies declared his government ILLEGITIMATE and it is where the armed forces enter into a military civic pronouncement.
Que wea estai hablando comunista qlo, viva Pinochet
ipl stadium please
Always thought Palestino had a great handle and club colours but their stadium needs some serious renovation. I like the way that Estadio Luis Valenzuela Hermosilla is constructed on the outside, very innovative. Love the location of the Vina del Mar stadium but the stadium itself is so so and also love seeing the views of the Alps in the distance in a lot of these. There are a few weak ones but overall the stadiums in this league are pretty good. Disagree about the comments about the helicopter commander Pinnochet, civil war is never pretty and the bolsheviks had pretty much destroyed the place. That was the start of a period of stability and prosperity as many Chileans will tell you. Democracy is just the elites giving us the illusion of having a say and power. Ultimately one ideology is going to force their ideology on the others no matter what the system. All we can do is try to live our best lives whether our guy is in power or not!!!
Mexican 2nd division
Spent the entire video wondering how you'd handle the whole Pinochet massacre thing. It's probably for the best that you avoided your usual dry humour there...
That probably explains why he also failed and insulted women's football. His head wasn't where it usually is.
I got one, free helicopter rides for bolsheviks! Pinnochet helicopter tours one way tickets...FREE of charge!
@@guessundheit6494 simping aint easy.
7:12 Chile has the largest ISRAELI ARAB diaspora outside the Middle East.
PALESTINIAN DIASPORA.
Their not Israeli, because when they emigrated and founded the club in the 1920s, Israel wasn’t a state, the Palestinians that emigrated were Arab Christians not Israelites from the time of the Bible and Quran
This illegal state "Israel" was founded in 1948 while Palestinian Christian immigrants who came in chile long before the Jews were massacred by Hitler 😊🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸