What the hell does "Waxtap" mean?
>>66232432
Shaktar*
/thread
>>66232520
Ok smartass.
Whats doest 1936 hammer hammer mean then?
waxtep > waxtap
>>66232594
Whats the hell does "Waxtep" mean?
Shakter?
>>66232624
Shakhtyor (Шaхцёp)
>>66232545
Literally didnt get out of the group the last world cup and you want me to answer your questions? No thanks retard
>>66232748
Hey punk you want to go at it?
>OAYMNIAKOE
>>66232783
>poortugal
>>66232432
picrelated
Miner
>>66232783
t. Alberto Barbossa
Hey mate
I love /sp/ this time of day
Nobody shitposts better than Europe
>>66232520
No I'm talking about their crest, it says 'Waxtap' on it and I was wondering what it means
>>66232594
What does 'Waxtep' mean too?
>>66232594
the most vicious of darbiez
>>66232668
>ц
One job.
It's the combination of 2 things I did to your mum's ass.
>>66234082
Not underataning the easy Greek alphabet.
>nigger
>>66232432
its actually UU A X T A P
>>66232432
It means Shakhtar.
But pic related always comes to mind when I read it.
Does he Waxtap? Never Waxtaps
>Ballspielverein Borussia 09 e.V. Dortmund
Feels like I'm reading a whole paragraph damn.
the clubs was founded by the famous /tv/ trip avatap
>>66244877
«Шaхцёp»
>>66245008
Here's a question for Germans
Since "BV" (ballspielverein) essentially means the same as "FC" does in English, then why aren't more German clubs called "BV" instead of "FC"? E.g. why isn't Bayern called "BV Bayern Munich"? And Köln "BV Köln"?
>>66245128
Are you an American on vacation?
>>66245020
>ц
>ts
>>66245174
No I'm English
Sorry if I insulted you I just wondered
Obviously "FC" is for "Fußball Club" which I guess has become common usage for you (even though "Club" is just loaned from English, right?)
I was just wondering why you don't get "BVW" (Ballspielverein Wolfsburg) or "BVS" (Ballspielverein Stuttgart)
I mean you get "CF" for 'Club de Futbol' in Spain don't you, alongside the English "FC". Just wondered.
>>66245180
what more do you want m8
https://be.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%A4%D0%9A_%D0%A8%D0%B0%D1%85%D1%86%D1%91%D1%80_%D0%A1%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%96%D0%B3%D0%BE%D1%80%D1%81%D0%BA
>>66245128
>he hasn't heard of BV Osterfeld
>>66245247
Fairy Nuff.
>>66245232
It sounds really goofy in German
>3ehuntz
>pronouncing V as fow
>Germany
>>66245253
Ah so there are more
>>66245291
Fair enough mate
>>66245330
Yup that threw me off, for ages I pronounced it "vay"
>>66245324
>not 3ehurz
>>66232748
holy shit
>>66245232
Here's an example from Croatia, we have:
- NK (Nogometni Klub), just like FC, for normal football clubs.
- HNK (Hrvatski Nogometni Klub), Croatian FC Whatever for ultra nationalist sides.
- RNK (Radnički Nogometni Klub), Workers FC for Communist clubs.
>>66245128
Another question for Germans: Why don't more teams use RasenBallSport?
>>66245128
>Since "BV" (ballspielverein) essentially means the same as "FC" does in English
it doesn't really though
>>66245464
because they aren't owned by red bull
>>66245464
>RasenBallsport Leipzig was founded in 2009, as the fourth football club initiated and sponsored by Red Bull GmbH. In contrast to the conditions for previous clubs initiated by the company, the statutes of the German Football Association (DFB) did not permit the corporate name to be part of the team name. In order to comply with these regulations, the club instead adopted the unusual name RasenBallsport Leipzig, literally meaning "Leipzig lawn ball sports". But through the use of the initials "RB", as well as key elements of the Red Bull corporate logo in the club logo, the corporate identity was still preserved
sneaky
>>66245528
>Lawn Ball sport
>Lawn Ball
O I am laffin
>>66245232
>>66245420
In Sweden we have
IFK - (idrottsföreningen kamraterna) Sporting Society Comrades
eg. IFK Göteborg, IFK Norrköping
FK - (fotbollsklubb) meaning football club
eg. Östersunds FK
FF - (fotbollsförening) football association
eg. Malmö FF, Kalmar FF
IF - (idrottsförening) sports association
eg. Djurgårdens IF, Hammarby IF
IK - (idrottsklubb) sports club
eg. AIK
SK - (sportklubb) sports club
eg. Örebro SK
>>66245528
> the statutes of the German Football Association (DFB) did not permit the corporate name to be part of the team name
>>66245653
that's people working for a company forming a club a 110 years ago
nuance
>>66245653
there's also carl zeiss jena. according to dfb statues clubs can have a company as part of their name as long as those clubs were founded as team for the employees of said company
>>66245750
>>66245653
Isn't Wolfsburg the same way?
>>66245798
Kind of, Wolfsburg is the Volkswagen worker's club
>>66245798
yes, but they don't have volkswagen in their name
>>66245798
Also, the city of Wolfsburg itself was founded because of Volkswagen, so, yeah.
