The fans who literally bled for their team



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Union Berlin fans came up with inventive ways to finance their football club.

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34 thoughts on “The fans who literally bled for their team”

  1. My German friend is a huge Union Berlin fan and she had me watch all Union Berlin games the year she spent with my family in the US(when Union finished fourth in the Bundesliga)

  2. Taking putting in blood tears and sweat to the next level. That L’s what German football is all about. More than wins and losses, it’s about community and that’s why they fight for 50+1. They don’t care about money and what the prem does.

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