“Les Bleus” or “The Blues” is a nickname for the French national team because of the traditional color of their uniforms. So instead of yelling “Allez France,” fans provide the same sentiment by using a nickname for the team instead of just blurting out the name of their nation over and over again.

Why do the French say Allez les Bleus?

“Les Bleus” or “The Blues” is a nickname for the French national team because of the traditional color of their uniforms. So instead of yelling “Allez France,” fans provide the same sentiment by using a nickname for the team instead of just blurting out the name of their nation over and over again.

What does Allez les Bleus?

“allez les Bleus!” in English come on France! go the Blues!

What do you call a PSG fan?

Paris Saint-Germain is the most popular football club in France with 22% of fans identifying as Parisians.

Why is PSG called Paris Saint-Germain?

For the longest time, Paris did not have a football club that truly belonged to the elite. That finally changed in 1970, when a group of businessmen went through with the plan of merging Paris FC and Stade Saint-Germain into a single club named Paris Saint-Germain.

What does Viva La France stand for?

long live France!
It’s difficult to translate the term literally into English, but it generally means “long live France!” or “hurray for France!” The phrase has its roots in Bastille Day, a French national holiday commemorating the storming of the Bastille, which took place on July 14, 1789, and marked the beginning of the French …

What does La blue mean?

Translation of “la bleue” in English. Noun Adjective. rookie. probie. the blue one.

Why do the French say Allez?

Yes, “allez !” comes from “aller” meaning “to go”. “allez !” is a command and primarily translates to “go!”. But as a single command, it is used the same way as “come on!”, as an encouragement which does not really invite anyone to go or come anywhere.

Where do the away fans sit at PSG?

Away fans are housed within the north-west corner of the stadium between Tribune Auteuil and She Presidential Stand. Accessible via the northerly rue Claude Ferrère the standard allocation of tickets appears to be 2,000.

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