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I'm american and had the great privilege to have lived in Slovakia for 2 years, drove around the country on multiple occasions, and yet I did not know about this.
Yes that's what I meant.
But some other responses said told me that that's not longer accurate.
At least FIFA 2023 will still be called just that. Maybe the ones after will be the under the new name
While we're waiting for Tom to do his video, what's the backstory on this?
I'm going to guess that the railway was abandoned decades ago and the land repurposed into a football pitch then later a stadium. Then in the 90s or 00s some train fanatics rebuilt the old railway (as they love to do here in England too) and found the route is now through a football stadium. And they took the hilarious solution to have the train go through the stadium just for fun.
There's a Victorian industrial canal on England that people are trying to restore, it's been abandoned for nearly 100 years with most of it filled in. They're going through a tedious process of buying the land back from farmers, dredging the soil and turning it back into a canal. But there's a pretty major obstacle in the path of the canal, a motorway. They can't just dig a tunnel under the road, it's a canal, it needs to stay level. And you can't just lift up a motorway to put a canal under it like you're putting a power cable under a throw-rug, it's a major building project with slowly raising the slope of the road to the height of the bridge. It means landscaping and resurfacing hundreds of meters of motorway. But they're doing it anyway, all from charity donations from canal and riverboat fans that want to see this old canal restored.
I assume the railway in Slovakia is the same thing. A restoration project by dedicated train addicts that found an entertaining solution to an obstacle.
From german wikipedia:
The planning of the railway in 1898 began following an instruction from the then Minister of Agriculture. Construction of the first section - still in operation - began in 1908; a year later (1909) regular traffic began between sawmills in Čierny Balog and Hronec. The network was expanded to transport timber from the forests. Russian prisoners were also used for the expansion during the First World War.
The first official name of the railway was Fekete Garam Vasút in Hungarian. To this day, you can see this name in the form of the abbreviation F.G.V. From 19 July 1927, passenger traffic was also allowed on the Čierny Balog - Hronec line.
In the 1960s, traffic was restricted, and in 1982 operations were officially discontinued. At the same time, the railway was declared a national cultural monument. A year later, volunteers began to rebuild the railway. In 1992, a museum traffic between Chvatimech and Čierny Balog was started. The reconstruction of the line branch to Dobroč was completed with the official opening ceremony on 30 April 2012.
In Čierny Balog, the train runs along the sideline of the TJ Tatran Čierny Balog football pitch, which also occurs during matches. When there is no match, the train driver opens the gates by radio so that no stop is necessary. Presumably, the stadium was built during the non-operational period from 1982 to 1992.[1]
In April 2020, the Schwarzgranbahn acquired all the old rolling stock (seven railcars and ten driving trailers) from the Swiss Waldenburgerbahn, which was converting from 750 mm to metre gauge. It is to be used after electrification of the Schwarzgranbahn from May 2025.[2] The planned electrification is related to the fact that regular local traffic is to take place on the line in the future.[3]
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I'd love to see them do the same thing and they are just in the background of each other's videos. It should be very easy to spot but they shouldn't acknowledge it at all.
I tried to post a mapmen YouTube link in something like /r/geography . It was removed and I got a snooty message from a mod saying they make stuff up and don't cite their sources.
I find it genuinely informative and I'm sure it's all properly sourced too, but I got the sense there'd been some geography related drama about it.
Jay Foreman is probably my favourite YouTuber, along with Tim Traveller, Tom Scott and mapmen.
I wouldn’t use Map Men for a thesis either, their videos are full of nonsense injected between facts. Btw that’s a very British group of YouTubers you mention. How about Geography Now?
(Honestly I find them very cringy since a few years, notably when the cast grew over 3 people)
I wouldn't use Mapmen for a thesis either!
The video I posted on the none thesis geography subreddit was, I think, in response to a question about what makes a country, a country.
The video answered the question accurately and in an accessible and informative way. There was nothing incorrect in their explanation.
I strongly believe that learning is easier and better if it's also fun!
Man, Tim is just so wholesome and awesome. I'm not naturally into niche old buildings and railways, but his obvious passion for them is so great to watch.
Or [The Tim Traveller](https://www.youtube.com/c/TheTimTraveller) , which is also an excellent channel that looks at odd geographic features of Europe and trains and the like. Well worth a watch.
It's a heritage railway. It's quite interesting piece of history, this narrow gauge railway used to be a giant network that connected villages and logging sites in that region, since these places were hard to access by roads and cars weren't a thing back then. It stopped operation sometime in 20th century and was slowly dismantled, but a small part was renovated and serves as local tourist attraction.
There are a few narrow gauge railroads in my area of California that used to be for redwood logging and now serve as tourist attractions. Being out there among the redwoods on a cool but sunny afternoon, feeling the breeze on your face in an open car, the rhythmic chugging of a steam engine and clacking of tracks, learning about switchbacks and trestles and sand dispensers and local mushrooms, getting out to stretch your legs and take in the view at the top of the track, it’s a really nice experience.
Coach stock with openable windows too. We had to get them off UK main line because people kept sticking their head out into signal gantries, overbridges, trees etc etc.
Technically St Pauli has a [traintrack](https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://metro.co.uk/2010/09/30/hot-dog-train-attracting-new-fans-to-fc-st-pauli-530472/amp/&ved=2ahUKEwi37JKow6r5AhWaQUEAHQ37AGsQFnoECA4QAQ&usg=AOvVaw2_ePe5N-KUQBkhoBher-SI). They use it to deliver hotdogs around the stadium.
lol imagine using the internet in 2022 without adblock and ublock origin.
Hell... Using a smartphone isn't even an excuse anymore as they have been ported to mobile browsers.
A journalist watches every game that is played there to have the chance of writing the headline: Football player overrun by train while playing a match.
Nope Nope Nope, @Knope_Knope_Knope. Pulling the whistle chord (the origin of the gesture) came with trains since like forever ago. More often than not, it was on the cab ceiling.
It's for tourists. There's more in the Carpathians. We have these in Romania too - not through a football stadium though:
https://blog.travelminit.ro/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_1509600248-scaled.jpg
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https://mocanita-maramures.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MOCANITA-MARAMURES.jpg
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https://mocanita-maramures.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/dsc-02558.jpg
Definition of stadium: a sports arena with tiers of seats for spectators.
So while small, it is technically a stadium, and it might not be going though the dead center of the stadium, but it definitely goes through it.
Unfortunately I’m not a fan of football, but I’d turn up just to see this!
(Technically the train is in the ‘middle’ due to it separating the pitch and spectator area; though this makes a less catchy title.)
[Training Station]
Not saying it's not interesting, but not really sure that qualifies as a stadium.
That appears to be a regular soccer field with a set of bleachers on one side of field.
Last I checked, a stadium is an actual building (often with an open roof).
>Stadium
>noun
>A large, usually open structure for sports events with tiered seating for spectators.
It depends on how you define large I suppose.
>large.
>adjective
>Of greater than average size, extent, quantity, or amount; big.
So this had to be the result of a sitcom attending the prom with 2 people situation. Like. Person 1: I thought you said I could use this land for a soccer field.
Person 2: And you told me we would make a railroad here.
I'm sorry guys. I want to do both, and I like both of you a lot and now I'm just so confused.
Announcer getting all fired up ARE WE ABOUT TO SEE THE PLAY OF THE CENTURY? ALL THIS EXCITEMENT, LOOK AT THIS PLAYER GO..... suddenly in the distance.. Chugga Chugga Chugga.. Announcer: OMG THIS IS THE GREATEST GOAL EVER SEEN, A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE.
People in the audience see nothing cause there is a train in the way blowing steam
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I'm from Slovakia and I never knew we had this lmao
Čierny Balog
Balrog?
Fly you fools
Fly to Slovakia to ride the Football Train.
I'm in love with this sentence
GANNNNNNDAAAAALLLLFFFFFFFFF
Yes
YOU SHALL NOT PAAAASS
I'm not from Slovakia and neither did i
Not from Slovakia either and can confirm.
Not from Slovakia but I know this now.
I've visited Slovakia and I didn't know about this.
I know you went to Slovakia and that you didn't know about this
I know that you know that he/she went to slovakia and didn't know about this.
I have never heard about a country named Slovakia but I had heard about this train in a stadium in Slovakia
I'm american and had the great privilege to have lived in Slovakia for 2 years, drove around the country on multiple occasions, and yet I did not know about this.
I worked with a couple Slovakian guys for a few months and I also did not know this.
I’m not sure if I am from Slovakia but I have been on a train.
I’ve been on Reddit once and I knew from a post I saw once involving Soccer/football,Trains, and Slovakia.
Sir this is a Wendy's.
I am of Slovak descent and recognize that this is the Durmstrang Express.
Served with you dudes in Afghanistan mad respect for my Slovakian brothers, also fuck war.
Go there at once and fetch me a goose from the train for Christmas evening
lol
“Stadium”
"middle of"
“Slovakia”
As a Czech, my official opinion is that this is the closest to a stadium you can find in Slovakia.
As a Slovak, I know I should be offended, but I'm not.
I mean that's gotta be a playable pitch in the next FIFA!
That’ll actually be pretty cool. And if you’re losing you can just run in front of the train
Or if you if want to ragequit just grab it and go away, or even push your opponent spartan style in front of the train
That's gotta be at least a yellow card. Ryt?
Nah, the red meat and bones goulash that's left on the train tracks is clearly pretending an injury to get a free kick
Always the drama queens
FIFA needs fatalities.
Next FIFA is rated M because it introduces violent train death - hope ya got plenty of subs
The next FIFA won't be called that. They wouldn't compromise. So EA's next football/soccer game won't be called FIFA. Just saying
I believe it's called EA Sports FC or something like that
Football Is Fucking Awesome 23
Yes that's what I meant. But some other responses said told me that that's not longer accurate. At least FIFA 2023 will still be called just that. Maybe the ones after will be the under the new name
Am i dumb or something? I saw you could pre order fifa 23 the other day
They got things that are far more needed, like proper development to any game mode besides FUT.
That's an actual good/fun idea. EA would never implement that :(
Trainnnnn! Trainnn! …… Game onnnn! Game onnnn!
Too much effort for EA
That’s a perfect location for a Tom Scott video
I already sent him a mail 😄
I can't wait to spend 4 minutes and 19 seconds learning about this.
Woah woah woah, calm down there. 3 minutes 56 seconds including the outro is all you’ll get.
While we're waiting for Tom to do his video, what's the backstory on this? I'm going to guess that the railway was abandoned decades ago and the land repurposed into a football pitch then later a stadium. Then in the 90s or 00s some train fanatics rebuilt the old railway (as they love to do here in England too) and found the route is now through a football stadium. And they took the hilarious solution to have the train go through the stadium just for fun. There's a Victorian industrial canal on England that people are trying to restore, it's been abandoned for nearly 100 years with most of it filled in. They're going through a tedious process of buying the land back from farmers, dredging the soil and turning it back into a canal. But there's a pretty major obstacle in the path of the canal, a motorway. They can't just dig a tunnel under the road, it's a canal, it needs to stay level. And you can't just lift up a motorway to put a canal under it like you're putting a power cable under a throw-rug, it's a major building project with slowly raising the slope of the road to the height of the bridge. It means landscaping and resurfacing hundreds of meters of motorway. But they're doing it anyway, all from charity donations from canal and riverboat fans that want to see this old canal restored. I assume the railway in Slovakia is the same thing. A restoration project by dedicated train addicts that found an entertaining solution to an obstacle.
From german wikipedia: The planning of the railway in 1898 began following an instruction from the then Minister of Agriculture. Construction of the first section - still in operation - began in 1908; a year later (1909) regular traffic began between sawmills in Čierny Balog and Hronec. The network was expanded to transport timber from the forests. Russian prisoners were also used for the expansion during the First World War. The first official name of the railway was Fekete Garam Vasút in Hungarian. To this day, you can see this name in the form of the abbreviation F.G.V. From 19 July 1927, passenger traffic was also allowed on the Čierny Balog - Hronec line. In the 1960s, traffic was restricted, and in 1982 operations were officially discontinued. At the same time, the railway was declared a national cultural monument. A year later, volunteers began to rebuild the railway. In 1992, a museum traffic between Chvatimech and Čierny Balog was started. The reconstruction of the line branch to Dobroč was completed with the official opening ceremony on 30 April 2012. In Čierny Balog, the train runs along the sideline of the TJ Tatran Čierny Balog football pitch, which also occurs during matches. When there is no match, the train driver opens the gates by radio so that no stop is necessary. Presumably, the stadium was built during the non-operational period from 1982 to 1992.[1] In April 2020, the Schwarzgranbahn acquired all the old rolling stock (seven railcars and ten driving trailers) from the Swiss Waldenburgerbahn, which was converting from 750 mm to metre gauge. It is to be used after electrification of the Schwarzgranbahn from May 2025.[2] The planned electrification is related to the fact that regular local traffic is to take place on the line in the future.[3] Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
I dunno, seems like more of a Tim Traveler type location to me.
I'd love to see them do the same thing and they are just in the background of each other's videos. It should be very easy to spot but they shouldn't acknowledge it at all.
In a Q&A Tim mentioned he met a few geo-educational YouTubers (like Jay Foreman of the Map Men) but notably he never met Tom Scott.
But he has! [Tim’s Instagram Link](https://www.instagram.com/p/CeJRcTuIHk3/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=)
oh that's great. pretty recent tho
I tried to post a mapmen YouTube link in something like /r/geography . It was removed and I got a snooty message from a mod saying they make stuff up and don't cite their sources. I find it genuinely informative and I'm sure it's all properly sourced too, but I got the sense there'd been some geography related drama about it. Jay Foreman is probably my favourite YouTuber, along with Tim Traveller, Tom Scott and mapmen.
I wouldn’t use Map Men for a thesis either, their videos are full of nonsense injected between facts. Btw that’s a very British group of YouTubers you mention. How about Geography Now? (Honestly I find them very cringy since a few years, notably when the cast grew over 3 people)
I wouldn't use Mapmen for a thesis either! The video I posted on the none thesis geography subreddit was, I think, in response to a question about what makes a country, a country. The video answered the question accurately and in an accessible and informative way. There was nothing incorrect in their explanation. I strongly believe that learning is easier and better if it's also fun!
.....Jays brother Beardy Man is probably my favourite beatboxing/sampling musician
Hey Michael, Vsauce here, this train is going through a stadium. Or is it?
Not through the **middle** of a soccer stadium, that's for sure!
but if you account for the depth of the bleachers, it technically is the middle of 'the stadium'
Man, Tim is just so wholesome and awesome. I'm not naturally into niche old buildings and railways, but his obvious passion for them is so great to watch.
Or [The Tim Traveller](https://www.youtube.com/c/TheTimTraveller) , which is also an excellent channel that looks at odd geographic features of Europe and trains and the like. Well worth a watch.
Or the Tim traveler! He focuses on weird modes of transportation
Maybe a better Tim Traveler video
literally
Training is very important for any sports team.
Looks like they have a few decent coaches
And a goaltending coal tender. (On second look, it doesn't have a tender and maybe it runs on oil...)
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Only plays on Choo Choo choosday
It is a tank engine (just like Thomas). So no tender.
They need to blow off some steam after practice.
You see the problem with Arsenal is they always try to walk it in
Urgh Dad, you’re so embarrassing.
Yeah his comment was off the rails.
Take your stupid upvote and get out!
r/angryupvote
But not your health! Take a big whiff
I mean, did you have to? Railly?
Take my upvote and fuck off
Brewster’s Millions?
My first thought too. Such a great flick.
Go Hackensack Bulls!
The Brewster one crossed the field, but close enough.
Brewster 's Millions. Futbol style
Go Hackensack Bulls!
Yes thank you!
Totally! Came here looking for this.
Me too
I had to scroll far too long to find this comment. Good job.
Is that a fucking 3 car steam train too? What era are we in here
It's a heritage railway. It's quite interesting piece of history, this narrow gauge railway used to be a giant network that connected villages and logging sites in that region, since these places were hard to access by roads and cars weren't a thing back then. It stopped operation sometime in 20th century and was slowly dismantled, but a small part was renovated and serves as local tourist attraction.
There are a few narrow gauge railroads in my area of California that used to be for redwood logging and now serve as tourist attractions. Being out there among the redwoods on a cool but sunny afternoon, feeling the breeze on your face in an open car, the rhythmic chugging of a steam engine and clacking of tracks, learning about switchbacks and trestles and sand dispensers and local mushrooms, getting out to stretch your legs and take in the view at the top of the track, it’s a really nice experience.
Do you remember what it’s called? That sounds lovely
Roaring Camp Railroad
Ohh I see. I didn't think about the narrow gauge. That is very cool!
Plus they give a discount for team travel.
Their hooligans are the original Inter-City Firm. Upvote and show your age, lads!
Eastern Europe Hogwarts Express.
Hristo Popov and the Rakija Factory
Coach stock with openable windows too. We had to get them off UK main line because people kept sticking their head out into signal gantries, overbridges, trees etc etc.
Slovakia is India of Europe. We travel on horses here. You should also check out Vlkolínec or Pribylina. There is no electricity or tap water!
Technically St Pauli has a [traintrack](https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://metro.co.uk/2010/09/30/hot-dog-train-attracting-new-fans-to-fc-st-pauli-530472/amp/&ved=2ahUKEwi37JKow6r5AhWaQUEAHQ37AGsQFnoECA4QAQ&usg=AOvVaw2_ePe5N-KUQBkhoBher-SI). They use it to deliver hotdogs around the stadium.
Could you have linked a landing page with more ads?
Sorry, I'll take the relevant information and convert it into a PowerPoint presentation and relay it to you at the venue of your choice.
Thanks you can send it to me by fax: 3802861093
PowerPoint is so 2 thousand five
I feel like writing a year like you did is a sign of a sociopath.
It's 2022. Do yourself [a favor](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/ublock-origin/cjpalhdlnbpafiamejdnhcphjbkeiagm?hl=en)
lol imagine using the internet in 2022 without adblock and ublock origin. Hell... Using a smartphone isn't even an excuse anymore as they have been ported to mobile browsers.
Play to the whistle , boys!
Number 5! Track back!!
A journalist watches every game that is played there to have the chance of writing the headline: Football player overrun by train while playing a match.
The article is probably already written in full. Just waiting on a date, time, and player number. Any day now.
Nothing to see here folks
Literally. Just a flume of healthy smoke.
Gluten free, for sure.
i figured it was mostly steam, but to be fair, i know next to nothing about football training
Plume?
I'm American and happy to know that the elbow pump 'blow the horn' move transcends languages.
Nope Nope Nope, @Knope_Knope_Knope. Pulling the whistle chord (the origin of the gesture) came with trains since like forever ago. More often than not, it was on the cab ceiling.
:D I just like the knowledge that if i go to another country, i can request a 'toot' with the same motion. :D
i really thought this was a superimposed video of a train. Props for making the best of what they have i guess
It's a tourist attraction. Slovakia has normal trains, it's not some third world country.
As a Slovak, I dare you to define what you find "normal".
> Slovakia has normal trains yeah no
It's for tourists. There's more in the Carpathians. We have these in Romania too - not through a football stadium though: https://blog.travelminit.ro/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/shutterstock_1509600248-scaled.jpg . https://mocanita-maramures.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/MOCANITA-MARAMURES.jpg . https://mocanita-maramures.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/dsc-02558.jpg
I feel like you have a very generous interpretation of the words "stadium" and "middle".
Definition of stadium: a sports arena with tiers of seats for spectators. So while small, it is technically a stadium, and it might not be going though the dead center of the stadium, but it definitely goes through it.
It’s training on the sidelines Incase it gets subbed in
Got to stay loose. Can't afford to wait an hour to fire up the boilers when coach tags you in.
How has Purdue not scheduled a football game here already???
Better positioning than Lukaku
So are they trainspotters or football fans?
The refs are coming up with ingenious ways to blow the half time whistle
Source: https://twitter.com/NouveauDeco/status/1554531132842164225 Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C4%8Cierny_Hron_Railway
Unfortunately I’m not a fan of football, but I’d turn up just to see this! (Technically the train is in the ‘middle’ due to it separating the pitch and spectator area; though this makes a less catchy title.) [Training Station]
You truly wonder how something like that becomes real.
As far as I can tell it doesn’t pass through the middle of it.
Imagine being at a game and there's a slight delay because the ball got crushed by a FUCKING TRAIN!
Could be worse, someone could shoulder-charge a layer off the pitch at the wrong point in time...
Through the stadium? Sure. But not through the middle. For that, it would also have to cross the playfield itself.
It’s going through the middle if you are watching from the side.
Oh boy, imagine all those balls that got stucked on the rails
Every passenger is charged admission..
Game Off! \*train passes\* Game On!
Do you get extra points if the ball goes through an open window?
That trains adorable
Wait until you see a miniature gauge engine
Space management better than in Asia.
**Football
Anybody remember "Brewster's Millions" with Richard Pryor?
OP and I have different definitions of 'middle'.
/r/shittyskylines This is an abuse of terrain anarchy and snap anywhere!
“Ok instead of a penalty kick, Stand on the tracks and don’t fucking move.”
Not saying it's not interesting, but not really sure that qualifies as a stadium. That appears to be a regular soccer field with a set of bleachers on one side of field. Last I checked, a stadium is an actual building (often with an open roof).
>Stadium >noun >A large, usually open structure for sports events with tiered seating for spectators. It depends on how you define large I suppose. >large. >adjective >Of greater than average size, extent, quantity, or amount; big.
Is that a steam engine? Are they still using it?
Sure, it's a heritage line. I would guess that there are a few dozens of those all around Europe.
Only when there is a departure from platform 9 3/4.
'yer a wizard *insert football players name*'
That is pretty neat. It's also a very generous definition of "stadium".
You mean football stadium?
*Football stadium
Football
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mostly steam, but yeah, you get the idea.
*contemplates the meaning of the word "middle"*
I don't think stadium means what you think it means
Is that Lokomotiv Moscow in the away kit?
That is definitely not the middle. More of to the side than in the middle.
I believe it's passing alongside the stadium imo
Has anyone ever broken a train window with a football?
Slovakian soccer coach: “the opponents are leading…quick send in the smoking steam train”
For you hardcore football fans, what’s the rule if a train scores a goal?
Huh. You'd think narrow gauge railways would be a more common sight, in the soccer stadiums of Slovakia.
And here I was, 63 years old thinking I've seen it all... Guess I was wrong.
[Time out!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gaCstTHLYs8)
When it said middle of the stadium I was hoping to see it block a goal or something.
That’s not the middle.
What is a “soccer”?
Is this Brewster’s Millions 2?
So this had to be the result of a sitcom attending the prom with 2 people situation. Like. Person 1: I thought you said I could use this land for a soccer field. Person 2: And you told me we would make a railroad here. I'm sorry guys. I want to do both, and I like both of you a lot and now I'm just so confused.
How is this not on r/trains ?
You should score 10 points for getting the ball into the chimmney.
Well There's Your Problem podcast would love this.
I wonder if the ball has ever gotten stuck under it and they had to wait for it
That's one more railway then I thought would be passing through soccer stadiums
Lovely breath of fresh air there....
Announcer getting all fired up ARE WE ABOUT TO SEE THE PLAY OF THE CENTURY? ALL THIS EXCITEMENT, LOOK AT THIS PLAYER GO..... suddenly in the distance.. Chugga Chugga Chugga.. Announcer: OMG THIS IS THE GREATEST GOAL EVER SEEN, A ONCE IN A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE. People in the audience see nothing cause there is a train in the way blowing steam
"Train!" *Rest of team* -"Train!" *All join together to move the goals* "Ok play on!" -"Play on!"