Pauli not through the game but the politics, as St. Pauli fan, through Couchsurfing (I know he’ll read this so “Hey, dude!”). That changed when I met Einar, a Norwegian St. I had seen them a couple of times (in Sandhausen and Berlin) before moving to Hamburg, but never in their own ground-the legendary Millerntor Stadium. Pauli fan, I do wish them well (except when they play against Dynamo Dresden or Union Berlin). Pauli has not achieved that much success ever since it was founded in 1910, this second-division club is known around the world and has passionate supporters’ clubs with chapters everywhere from New York City to Buenos Aires. Pauli is probably Hamburg’s best-known export. AC/DC’s Hell’s Bells blared from the stadium’s sound system as both teams walked out onto the pitch, but the song eventually gave way to the crowd’s chant of “Forza St. Then, the loud sound of a bell rung and the whole stadium erupted in deafening noise, which was accompanied by an explosion of color in the form of waving flags and a flurry of little bits of white and brown paper. However, the crowd was already warm and sang as though the match had already begun. Kick-off was still a good ten minutes away when I entered the north stand of the Millerntor Stadium, home of the FC St.
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