We brought you ‘A Gobshite’s Ode to the London Clubs‘ back in October. The gloves are off once again, and we’re now giving it to the nationalists up there who always had it the toughest.
A Gobshite’s Ode to the Yorkshire Clubs
Just for fun
Minneapolis, Twinned with Reykjavik
The 2016 European Cup will be remembered for 4 things; 1) Wales’ emergence as a tournament dark horse, 2) Will Grigg’s reported perpetual state of flammability 3) how boring it was and 4) the Iceland Clap. We should probably extend that to the Icelanders’ amazing support throughout, but “The Clap” was so universally popular it had bookies betting which Premier League fans would be the first to replicate it. That’s not really materialised but the Iceland Clap is now being performed by fans elsewhere (I vividly remember a video posting of a Vietnamese fangroup getting it on post victory).
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Ultras Aufkleber of the Week – CSKA Sofia
One of the hardest bunch of thugs we’ve come across. Check out our post ‘A Balkan Adventure‘ for the full story of our trip to Bulgaria to see CSKA Sofia play in the Balgarska Armia Stadium.
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Ultras Aufkleber of the Week – Chemie Leipzig & Eintracht Frankfurt
Chemie Leipzig and Eintracht Frankfurt fans celebrating their friendship. This is quite a cool piece by the two sets of fans, amazing choreos!
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A Gobshite’s Ode to the London Clubs
The way in which a Londonphobe judges fans of each and every Football team in the capital….
Arsenal fans are c**ts.
Ultras Aufkleber of the Week – Hapoel Tel-Aviv
Considered Israel’s leftist team and one that is very popular among Israeli Arabs. But you still gotta question the eligibility of Israeli teams to compete in European competition…. #justsayin.
Ladies and Gentlemen, the Ultras Hapoel of Hapoel Tel-Aviv.
We’re hoping to get to a game out there one day. If you’re a Hapoel fan, help us make it happen and we’ll feature you!
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5 Unique German Clubs
This post is a part 2 to Club Comparison, England and Germany; an entry that was very popular. In that post, we tried to match DFB and FA clubs based loosely on their characters and identities. In this post, we take a look at some of the German clubs that simply stand out too much to be coupled with an English equivalent. Enjoy.
Bayer Leverkusen
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Austrian Away Days
Cycle, Ski and Hull City.
And meat and beer. Away Days in Austria.
From Boothferry To Germany 