Do you hate the draconian body searches and police escorts to the ground? Do you yearn for an atmosphere inside the stadium that makes every game feel like a Champions’ League Final? Sick of being ripped off by the ticket office at every opportunity?
There exists a place, not far from here, where all your Football dreams come true. A country of Becks, Benz, BMW, Bretzels, Boobs, Borussia Dortmund and Bastian Schweinsteiger.
Deutschland; the Football Utopia. Here is why Continue reading
British football fans have long since marvelled at the atmosphere created by fans in other countries, with flares and flags, synchronised bouncing or arm gestures from thousands of people in unison, scarves raised as each member of the spectacle screams the club anthem in delirium. But the same British fans who like 100 pictures of the ‘Yellow Wall’ in all its glory on Facebook are always very dismissive and cynical of any attempt from their own fans to recreate such epic gestures of support; “that’s not how we do it”. Because of this cynicism, progression is not made, and the support remains the same.
Well I got news for you. Continue reading
A Facebook article caught my eye last week; the ‘Fortuna Blues’ were celebrating their 10th anniversary with a trip to see Ipswich Town host Preston North End. This branch of Ipswich Town’s supporters club was founded by Fortuna Düsseldorf fans wanting to support the team affiliated with theirs. The topic Continue reading
We want to build a photo album of moments when fans of clubs around the country and the world have supported the fight against the name change. If you and / or your club has done so and you have photographs of your supporters holding up ‘NO TO HULL TIGERS‘ banners or similar during a match, please send them in to the address fbtg@hushmail.com and we will feature them.
Thank you for your support!
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If you have to ask that question, you will probably never fully appreciate the answer. But this is an attempt to articulate how a lot of us feel.
I grew up in a town not to a wealthy family but with enough to get by and have a holiday every now and then; safe, happy, secure, respectful and with a good level of free education. But listening to the media, journalists, comedians, politicians and pop culture in general, there was always one message; Continue reading
From Boothferry To Germany 