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These days, the whole world is visiting Germany, because football is coming home. Many hope for the best experience of their lifetime, but are not well organized enough to enjoy their visit. This is where Herr Kunz and Herr Kallenbrechers Top 8 Football Championship Survival Tips come in. This authoritative list will help you get the most out of the Meisterschaft!

 

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1. Have fun!

Underdressed is not In Ordnung. For maximum fun and street safety, wear the colours of your favorite national football team (black and white). An optional Rudi Völler wig or Gareth Southgate Devotional T-Shirt are sure to earn you extra sympathy points.

2. Have fun!
Do not let your experience be spoiled by simple misunderstandings. At stadium security checkpoints, casually drop remarks such as "Isn’t it surprising that I am not an English Football Hooligan at all, considering that I have an ugly red head and carry a badly manufactured baseball bat?"

 

3. Have fun!

American and British visitors are advised that Euros have replaced all former German currencies, including the Mark, the Pfarthling, the Pfuhlsbüttel and the Grundstück, and are much more valuable than the dollaror the pound. Leave them in a safe place throughout the games (http://www.switzerland.com).

 

4. Have fun!
You will find that your friendly German hosts want to strike up a conversation with you. This may get surprisingly personal and revolve around your mental well-being ("Sie Idiot!") or your anatomical features ("Sie Arschloch!"). No reason to be shy! Make sure you reply in kind, using the respectful "Sie" rather than the more familiar "Du".

 

5. Have fun!

You may think it is easy to host a football world championship with military precision, but this can only work when everybody studies the 58 pages "Platzordnung" brochure. Visitors who fail to pass the stadium entry exam, which can be taken at doors 2-4, 6-9 _ and 24, with results published at doors 1-3, 10 and UntG-3, are requested to proceed through doors 5, 11-23 and ObG-4 and take the elevator to Ab-H-88, for an alternative showing of a match of "Völkerball".

 

6. Have fun!

Have no worries: During your visit, most Germans will be happy to point out what you are doing wrong. They also understand that, because of poor educational systems in your home countries, you may not understand German unless it is spoken very loud. So it is advisable to memorize key German phrases such as "Fankurve" (section with armchairs), "Die Papiere bitte" (Do you want to swap your clothes for my uniform?) or "Kraftfahrzeugsicherstellungsabschleppvereinbarung"(Marshall Plan). See these pages for more.

7. Have fun!

You are in Germany, but you only go to the games? Well, red card for you! You are missing out on many other German attractions, most of which are located in Baden-Württhemberg ("The Party Land"). Try a day at the Stuttgart Airport Car Hire Viewing Platform! Attend the Open Air Dubbed Movie-Thon in Erbslangen-Schweinsterfelde! Visit the Longest Egg Noodle Exhibition in Binzen-Tannhausen-Rümmingenfeld ("Eurodisney")! Many have gone there and never returned home.

8. Have fun!

Chanting the wrong kinds of football hymns can spoil the games for yourself and everybody else. Make sure you wear the applicable permit, and stick to one of the two licensed, meticulously funny song texts. The first goes "Ole Ole Ole Ole", which is very funny, because it sounds a bit like Spanish. The second involves a description of how players from a small Land close to the Alps experience trouble with their leather pants. While in Munich, have this explained to you by a local.


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