It is a bit like a battlefield of old when opposing armies would shout insults at each other to wind each other up. The Vikings and Saxons did it to each other, so it has just continued on.
A lot of chants are started by one small group of people in the crowd and every starts joining in, most are not pre planned by the whole stadium beforehand
That's a valid answer. My last visit to America I ordered a second glass of wine and it was clear I'd stepped over a line. You're allowed to drink, but you're not supposed to enjoy it!
@@bowensgarageross-on-wye maybe a non league trait then- I’m a ST in L1, I doubt even 10% go to the pub although that’s still almost 1,000 people. Half the fans are over 70!
I would say its 50% alcohol but the rest is just the thrill of being away with your team - with the real fans that travel to represent the team. I've never drank at away games but the buzz of being the away team is pure magic.
Beer and football are both culturally British things separately but mix easily and well. However I would say the things you are seeing in this video are more of a combination of passion for the team or sport and mob mentality, leading to creative scenes that mainly have no lasting damage.
The jnterestjng part is that there's strictly no alcohol to be had in the stadium before, during or after the match. Any alcohol has to be consumed away from the ground. Many will go for a drink before and after the match. As a result, the matches where there are the strongest rivalries are almost always very early kick-offs so they don't have as much time to get drunk before the game. But, the songs will be sung no matter what state of inebriation there ie.
You looked puzzled at the reference to "Escape to Victory"... its a old football related war film, that centered around a football game between POWs and the Germans and an escape from the dressing room, arguably the worst film ever made but sprinkled with stars like Pele, Micheal Caine and Slyester Stallone - the films only redeeming feature - it gave rise to the best quiz question ever - "Who was heavyweight Boxing Champion of the world, Won a Congressional Medal of Honour and played in goal for England" --- Sylvester Stalone (Rocky, Rambo and Escape to Victory) I'll get my coat
We've always met up at the pub before the game. Then gone to the pub again after the game. In fact most things include the pub, or drinking in some form or another. Welcome to England 😁
My Jamie Vardy first one! Love that 💙🦊 on a real note Idk why or how I got into you reacting to British stuff but I can’t stop watching, keep it up my guy
The Falklands war was in 1982. Over 250 UK military died. Many remember it and the loss to their families of soldiers and sailors, many Welsh. (The French President Mitterrand embargoed the sale of French weapons to Argentina but had already supplied Argentina with Exocet missiles that killed over 80 Brits. The French owned company that made the Exocets breached the presidential embargo, stayed in Argentina during this war, continued to train the Argentinians in their use of Exocets and somehow 3 launch sites that didn’t work and couldn’t be fixed by the Argentinians before the war,suddenly started working and launched missiles.)
Your be surprised how quickly a football chant will take hold of you and your pick up the words because they are so electric & infectious. Not a great football fan but could not believe the buzz & atmosphere of the crowd when your at a match. You can't help but join in.
these are international teams or more specifically chants for the England international games so yeah there will be a lot of alcohol consumed by some and some by a lot but just watch club team fans with much less of the alcohol factor (still some) and you will see its a love for your team (club or country) a love for the game of football, for many its like their religion and they follow whole heartedly. We grow up on it, all my kids could kick a ball before they could walk five steps.
Well Done Conor. The amazing thing about that was that they were ALL Away from home in other European Countries. (Not sure about one of them though) You said you wanted to know who that Scottish Guy they sang about was and he was the Scottish Manager in those days. They were England fans mocking the Scots in their own Stadium in Glasgow as England qualified for The World Cup Finals in Moscow and Scotland was eliminated by.......England:) In the old days there used to be 134,000 Scottish fans at that match between Scotland and England.
It's definitely a combination of both but at most games I'd say 70% are actually sober but it's very different at tournaments such as the world Cup or major finals of any Competition
I went to my first football match in 1970 at the age of seven. Sang my heart out and I've been singing at the football ever since. By 17, I was drinking and singing, which improves things but I certainly need a drink to make me sing at the football.
football has important historical value in uk in the middle ages it would literally be play between 2 towns/villages as in the goals were the town/village entrance and teams would kick the "ball" between themselves to and from that town/village till the alotted time was up. Many local disputes were decided this way as an alternative to outright battle
See what your looking at is the American dream times ten. Life,love and the pursuit of happiness. Plenty life bubbling at the British football. They all love football and all happy to sadden the opposition. You got the American dream right there.
I was born in the north east of England, and I've been a Newcastle fan, since birth. There was kind of no other option in our house 😆. Anyway I moved to Somerset at 25, they're all Liverpool or Man U down here 🙄. We took our grandkids up to Newcastle. My husband and their mum, surprised me with a tour of St James' Park. So now, they tell their Dad and Grandad, who are staunch Liverpool fans, that they support Newcastle. That went down like a lead balloon 😆😂. And yes I teach them the clean chants, all the time. They've also spoken the odd Geordie word, since learning to talk.
Gordon Strachan = Scot who played for various Scottish and English teams, notably Manchester United and Leeds United (famous for being enthusiastic tacklers, enjoying the odd internecine punch up now and again). Then Gordon went into football management. Here fans are referring to his management of the Scotland team 2013-2017. 2018 the World Cup took place in Russia. Hence the Scots ‘aren’t going to Moscow’. Scotland vs England matches are infamous. Although the Scotland team rarely features many Premier League players of huge note, the Scots play like men possessed and as a team. This World Cup, though, the Scotland team includes Andrew Robertson of Liverpool (yay); John McGinn of Aston Villa; Scott McTominay of Man Utd; Billy Gilmour on loan to Norwich from Chelsea and Kieran Tierney from Arsenal and the only PL player I’ve heard of who’s from the Isle of Man. Scotland might qualify for the World Cup group B with play offs against England, USA and Iran. The Scots have to beat Wales and Ukraine first to get into this group stage. Nothing much rhymes with USA but there’s a fair chance there’ll be a chant featuring their nickname. NB - ‘septics’ doesn’t rhyme with much either.
The only time rival football fans come together is for a England match, they sang the 2 German bombers song in London, it was after we beat Germany, what can be a rare occasion, 5-1 before the World Cup in Japan 20 years ago.
To answer your question - no there are not songs you have to teach your kids, hilarious as that idea is. Think how quickly you picked up some of the chants having never heard any of them before. There's some creativity there, but they're also simple enough that you learn them on the fly.
I'm not a football fan, unless it's England playing an important game. The chants are amazing; they use famous music to chant their stuff to. I had four brothers and one of them loved football. The first game he ever watched was Manchester City competing with another team. Manchester City won and from that day he supported them. They've got great colours as well - pale blue and white. You may be a little shy or inhibited but if you came over to England specifically to watch an England game you would throw caution to the wind; I could see it as you sang along and clapped. Great one Connor.
In answer to your question, what if you take alcohol out of the equation? The British would cease to exist. You're seeing the British as they've always been. The night before Agincourt (in 1415) the French were in church praying for victory, while the British were making their way towards the battlefield, pissed, chanting and aggressive. Guess who won?
If you're gonna pick a team, come to Liverpool! We're extremely successful, we have loads of chants, and anfeild hits different then other stadiums. Playing at anfeild has been described as "Playing in hell"
Chants would be just as inventive without a beer and the fans don’t get pissed until after the game, no doubt beer does bring the more conservative fans out of their shells.
I think " your shit but your birds are fit" is the best, an insult at the Swedish team but a compliment on the attractive Swedish women all in one sentence
England will be playing the USA on the group stages if the World Cup later this year. Will be interesting to see what chants there are. USA are also playing Iran, so that could get tasty.
there are at least 22 countries in the world we have had no claim over except that we conquered the countries that conquered them Some of the songs/chants get reused over several matches/years but many are made up on the spot and sung to common tunes that everyone knows which is part of how everyone picks up on them so quickly
Drink will be a big influence, but a lot will be like me, I don’t drink but fuck me I will lose my voice singing for the mighty boys in royal blue! (Birmingham City, we are shit)
3:36 Football fans who travel locally to the match or those that travel a distance in the UK or abroad will drink some alcohol before and after the match. As these fans spend quite a bit of money to pay for tickets, travel and chat with fellow fans, their entitled to at least one drink, unless they are the designated driver. At a reasonable guess its 90% have had one alcoholic drink.
1:35... They are at the stadium under the stands where the bars are. If you took booze out of it.. they would be like yanks. 8:00... Yeah, they're in Deutchland.
Good to see you like our football chants, I can remember you saying in one of your previous football videos that you liked a commentator when Messi scored a goal. His name is Ray Hudson, he’s worth watching, see what you think. ruclips.net/video/cAE7BXBK4UA/видео.html Also an Italian commentator that was crazy was Tiziano Crudeli, ruclips.net/video/R9UjEjGc4nk/видео.html. Keep up the good work.
Respectfully that was an unnecessary question, it doesnt matter if you are drunk or not, what matters is that it happend so you just join in and enjoy yourself while confidently chant at the top of ypur voice.
Each team has its own historical football song. Liverpool and Celtic - ‘You’ll never walk alone’. West Ham - ‘I’m forever blowing bubbles’. Chelsea - the dreadful, ‘Blue is the colour’. Scotland = for some reason best known to themselves -‘Yes, sir! I can boogie’ by Baccarat. Great song. Ireland - ‘Sweet Caroline’, although the English have pinched that now. Small kids go to matches with their dads. They don’t drink alcohol but they learn the tunes.
You've GOTTA GOTTA GOTTA GOTTA GOTTA check out American v English football chants tho it might be a bit embarrassing for an American,it's all good banter Connor and it's as faf
To answer your question: These chants exist without alcohol. They are also fuelled by alcohol. They're deliberately offensive and also tolerated. It's slightly difficult to explain. You have to be as offensive as possible (but creatively) and the better you are at cutting close to the bone without causing genuine insult is how the game is played. The sentiment is almost never meant, but it's how cutting your insult is. Banter is what it's called. Enjoy, foreigners!
Don't jump on the bandwagon and start supporting Man United, or Liverpool or Chelsea - support a crap team from the bottom half of League Two - Leyton Orient or Rochdale for example
You just learn by going and listening! Alcohol helps but it's not the only factor you can't drink whilst the teams are playing, but that's not to say they've not all been drinking before; again not everyone is on the booze!
It is a bit like a battlefield of old when opposing armies would shout insults at each other to wind each other up. The Vikings and Saxons did it to each other, so it has just continued on.
A lot of chants are started by one small group of people in the crowd and every starts joining in, most are not pre planned by the whole stadium beforehand
Re: your question about alcohol, we don't have the same attitude as (some) Americans. We don't drink to get drunk, we drink to get into a good mood.
That's a valid answer. My last visit to America I ordered a second glass of wine and it was clear I'd stepped over a line. You're allowed to drink, but you're not supposed to enjoy it!
@@lumpyfishgravy 🤣 Worse than that, I ordered a round for the table - AND THEY DIDN'T RECIPROCATE!!!
@@Badgersj bastards!
though i am a german, i like you, folk keep your good mood.
True I’m 60 and still go to games to meet mates and have a few beers 🍺🍺
80% for love of country and 20% for the booze 🥃
Accept when we lose then its 20% hatred and 80% booze
@@georgethehands Rodger lad
80% bollocks, mr Wagstaff. Possible dyslexia creeping in ?
Lol you already on booze ?
20% for country if we are lucky rest is booze 🤣🤣 I'm
Football & Beer go hand in hand in the UK, it's the culture. Nothing like a few pints & a catch up with your mates on match days 👌
I suggest 90% of fans on a Saturday go nowhere near a pub
@@simontomlinson6484 Maybe, but they probably had a few pints in the stadium in that case.
@@simontomlinson6484 I'm a season ticket at a non league club, I would say 90% are in the pub 😂
@@bowensgarageross-on-wye maybe a non league trait then- I’m a ST in L1, I doubt even 10% go to the pub although that’s still almost 1,000 people. Half the fans are over 70!
@@simontomlinson6484 wel pensioners fc arent gonna have passion compared to a young fanbase. Do they clap their walking sticks together?
I would say its 50% alcohol but the rest is just the thrill of being away with your team - with the real fans that travel to represent the team. I've never drank at away games but the buzz of being the away team is pure magic.
BS you don't follow UK football.
Indonesia is muslim and we ged fire in stadium
Beer and football are both culturally British things separately but mix easily and well. However I would say the things you are seeing in this video are more of a combination of passion for the team or sport and mob mentality, leading to creative scenes that mainly have no lasting damage.
The one singing God Save The Queen was at a game in France !
Glad to see my County and local town represented, The Cross of Saint Cuthbert, Bishop Aukland, County Durham. Northeast England 🏴
The jnterestjng part is that there's strictly no alcohol to be had in the stadium before, during or after the match. Any alcohol has to be consumed away from the ground. Many will go for a drink before and after the match.
As a result, the matches where there are the strongest rivalries are almost always very early kick-offs so they don't have as much time to get drunk before the game.
But, the songs will be sung no matter what state of inebriation there ie.
Lesson no 1, learn to chant, In-ger-land. Then you'll fit right in (in England obs!)
I'll give you a clue about the alcohol ratio at a football match. I don't remember about 80% of the away games I've been to
Not a fan of football but can appreciate the enthusiasm and creativity of the fans 🙂👍
"He swings what around his head"? 🤣
You looked puzzled at the reference to "Escape to Victory"... its a old football related war film, that centered around a football game between POWs and the Germans and an escape from the dressing room, arguably the worst film ever made but sprinkled with stars like Pele, Micheal Caine and Slyester Stallone - the films only redeeming feature - it gave rise to the best quiz question ever - "Who was heavyweight Boxing Champion of the world, Won a Congressional Medal of Honour and played in goal for England" --- Sylvester Stalone (Rocky, Rambo and Escape to Victory)
I'll get my coat
We've always met up at the pub before the game. Then gone to the pub again after the game.
In fact most things include the pub, or drinking in some form or another. Welcome to England 😁
My Jamie Vardy first one! Love that 💙🦊 on a real note Idk why or how I got into you reacting to British stuff but I can’t stop watching, keep it up my guy
Pissed or sober we're the same sweetheart 🏴⚽🌹
The Falklands war was in 1982. Over 250 UK military died. Many remember it and the loss to their families of soldiers and sailors, many Welsh. (The French President Mitterrand embargoed the sale of French weapons to Argentina but had already supplied Argentina with Exocet missiles that killed over 80 Brits. The French owned company that made the Exocets breached the presidential embargo, stayed in Argentina during this war, continued to train the Argentinians in their use of Exocets and somehow 3 launch sites that didn’t work and couldn’t be fixed by the Argentinians before the war,suddenly started working and launched missiles.)
You'll find that chants and songs change all the time; Different players, opponents, tournaments, form of your team, etc.
It is 5% alcohol, 95% class upbringing.
Your be surprised how quickly a football chant will take hold of you and your pick up the words because they are so electric & infectious. Not a great football fan but could not believe the buzz & atmosphere of the crowd when your at a match. You can't help but join in.
The one thing every true English person loved, was the Queen. Can see it in the chants aswell.
Most people would sing the chants with ur without alcohol it’s for the passion of the game
these are international teams or more specifically chants for the England international games so yeah there will be a lot of alcohol consumed by some and some by a lot but just watch club team fans with much less of the alcohol factor (still some) and you will see its a love for your team (club or country) a love for the game of football, for many its like their religion and they follow whole heartedly. We grow up on it, all my kids could kick a ball before they could walk five steps.
Well Done Conor. The amazing thing about that was that they were ALL Away from home in other European Countries. (Not sure about one of them though)
You said you wanted to know who that Scottish Guy they sang about was and he was the Scottish Manager in those days. They were England fans mocking the Scots in their own Stadium in Glasgow as England qualified for The World Cup Finals in Moscow and Scotland was eliminated by.......England:) In the old days there used to be 134,000 Scottish fans at that match between Scotland and England.
German football fans are nuts, they'd probably get rolled in the elevator. lmao
Yeah, it's manditory in England to start learning chants at 6 months old. Get them started early.
I agree with this I started taking my son at 6 months old he’s now 13 years old and understands what happens on match day stays at match day
It's definitely a combination of both but at most games I'd say 70% are actually sober but it's very different at tournaments such as the world Cup or major finals of any Competition
I was about to say this too, 30% of it is alcohol, 70% just pure mentality.
BS you don't follow UK football.
@@darrellpowell6042 have done all my life I'm over 50 now and that's been my experience
I went to my first football match in 1970 at the age of seven. Sang my heart out and I've been singing at the football ever since. By 17, I was drinking and singing, which improves things but I certainly need a drink to make me sing at the football.
Love your videos mate 👍
Alcohol is like the fuel starting a car, once it’s in, the fun begins and continues on from there.
football has important historical value in uk in the middle ages it would literally be play between 2 towns/villages as in the goals were the town/village entrance and teams would kick the "ball" between themselves to and from that town/village till the alotted time was up. Many local disputes were decided this way as an alternative to outright battle
I would say without the alcohol more would be in tune.
There's 2 types of Englishmen, there's men like Tolkien and these fine fellows
See what your looking at is the American dream times ten. Life,love and the pursuit of happiness. Plenty life bubbling at the British football. They all love football and all happy to sadden the opposition. You got the American dream right there.
I was born in the north east of England, and I've been a Newcastle fan, since birth. There was kind of no other option in our house 😆. Anyway I moved to Somerset at 25, they're all Liverpool or Man U down here 🙄. We took our grandkids up to Newcastle. My husband and their mum, surprised me with a tour of St James' Park. So now, they tell their Dad and Grandad, who are staunch Liverpool fans, that they support Newcastle. That went down like a lead balloon 😆😂. And yes I teach them the clean chants, all the time. They've also spoken the odd Geordie word, since learning to talk.
Yeah, they were in Germany haha
Gordon Strachan = Scot who played for various Scottish and English teams, notably Manchester United and Leeds United (famous for being enthusiastic tacklers, enjoying the odd internecine punch up now and again). Then Gordon went into football management.
Here fans are referring to his management of the Scotland team 2013-2017. 2018 the World Cup took place in Russia. Hence the Scots ‘aren’t going to Moscow’.
Scotland vs England matches are infamous. Although the Scotland team rarely features many Premier League players of huge note, the Scots play like men possessed and as a team. This World Cup, though, the Scotland team includes Andrew Robertson of Liverpool (yay); John McGinn of Aston Villa; Scott McTominay of Man Utd; Billy Gilmour on loan to Norwich from Chelsea and Kieran Tierney from Arsenal and the only PL player I’ve heard of who’s from the Isle of Man.
Scotland might qualify for the World Cup group B with play offs against England, USA and Iran. The Scots have to beat Wales and Ukraine first to get into this group stage.
Nothing much rhymes with USA but there’s a fair chance there’ll be a chant featuring their nickname. NB - ‘septics’ doesn’t rhyme with much either.
hahaha interesting animal xD We over here think the same towards you yanks ;) much love to you guys
I've been out putting all during world cup in London. And it was soo much fun!!!!
100 percent love for the country, 100 percent alcohol!!
Aston villa or Birmingham city.
we are brought but on group singing and chanting through assembly’s
Always be a lot of Charlie taken at football amongst certain elements too.
The only time rival football fans come together is for a England match, they sang the 2 German bombers song in London, it was after we beat Germany, what can be a rare occasion, 5-1 before the World Cup in Japan 20 years ago.
That’s all they do when not attending matches at football tournaments and when at the matches aswell.
Escape to Victory theme?! That's The Colonel Bogey March, used it lots of war films.
Great escape*
Sunshine on Leigh sung at Scottish Cup final absaloutley brilliant 👏
Leith
"Anyone but Arsenal" You can't half go off some people Connor!
England v USA November world cup.
You do a LOT of videos dude 😳
9:30 "4 world cups in our hand, deutschland, deutschland, 4 world cups in our hand and 3 European as well"
To answer your question - no there are not songs you have to teach your kids, hilarious as that idea is. Think how quickly you picked up some of the chants having never heard any of them before. There's some creativity there, but they're also simple enough that you learn them on the fly.
Connor, you'll be welcome at Portsmouth (Pompey) Just search for Portsmouth FC videos.
I'm not a football fan, unless it's England playing an important game. The chants are amazing; they use famous music to chant their stuff to. I had four brothers and one of them loved football. The first game he ever watched was Manchester City competing with another team. Manchester City won and from that day he supported them. They've got great colours as well - pale blue and white. You may be a little shy or inhibited but if you came over to England specifically to watch an England game you would throw caution to the wind; I could see it as you sang along and clapped. Great one Connor.
In answer to your question, what if you take alcohol out of the equation? The British would cease to exist. You're seeing the British as they've always been. The night before Agincourt (in 1415) the French were in church praying for victory, while the British were making their way towards the battlefield, pissed, chanting and aggressive. Guess who won?
We are awesome, Conner. We really are 😂
If you're gonna pick a team, come to Liverpool! We're extremely successful, we have loads of chants, and anfeild hits different then other stadiums. Playing at anfeild has been described as "Playing in hell"
A lot of these chants are made up during the game people just join in as they go along - a bit like a Mexican wave 🙋
The Barmy Army in Australia have a whole selection of songs aimed at the convicts on there penal colony well worth a look
Gordon Strachan was Scotlands manager
I'm surprised you haven't done Reactions to Queen Music Videos.
You got support Leeds United we got a big connection to America and American manager 😜
Chants would be just as inventive without a beer and the fans don’t get pissed until after the game, no doubt beer does bring the more conservative fans out of their shells.
That was The Great Escape theme tune not Escape To Victory.
You definitely have the understanding of how a football crowd acts. You'd fit right in.
I think " your shit but your birds are fit" is the best, an insult at the Swedish team but a compliment on the attractive Swedish women all in one sentence
England will be playing the USA on the group stages if the World Cup later this year. Will be interesting to see what chants there are.
USA are also playing Iran, so that could get tasty.
there are at least 22 countries in the world we have had no claim over except that we conquered the countries that conquered them
Some of the songs/chants get reused over several matches/years but many are made up on the spot and sung to common tunes that everyone knows which is part of how everyone picks up on them so quickly
we would still chant...its in our blood!
It wasn't the Escape to Victory theme, it was The Great Escape.
Could you react to rugbys greatest kicker jonny wilkinson indont think any one has done one on him before.
Drink will be a big influence, but a lot will be like me, I don’t drink but fuck me I will lose my voice singing for the mighty boys in royal blue! (Birmingham City, we are shit)
Crackhead then?? UTMOFOV.
It's 100% alcohol influence..... and proud of it !!! lol
Also check out Liverpool ;) Check out their atmosphere You'll Never Walk Alone live is so chilling
heard better mate
To answer your question....its not taught its learnt independently
3:36 Football fans who travel locally to the match or those that travel a distance in the UK or abroad will drink some alcohol before and after the match. As these fans spend quite a bit of money to pay for tickets, travel and chat with fellow fans, their entitled to at least one drink, unless they are the designated driver. At a reasonable guess its 90% have had one alcoholic drink.
1:35... They are at the stadium under the stands where the bars are.
If you took booze out of it.. they would be like yanks.
8:00... Yeah, they're in Deutchland.
Good to see you like our football chants, I can remember you saying in one of your previous football videos that you liked a commentator when Messi scored a goal. His name is Ray Hudson, he’s worth watching, see what you think. ruclips.net/video/cAE7BXBK4UA/видео.html
Also an Italian commentator that was crazy was Tiziano Crudeli, ruclips.net/video/R9UjEjGc4nk/видео.html. Keep up the good work.
Respectfully that was an unnecessary question, it doesnt matter if you are drunk or not, what matters is that it happend so you just join in and enjoy yourself while confidently chant at the top of ypur voice.
Even with no alcohol it’s the exact same
Tottenham are the team for you if you don't want arsenal.
They're local rivals.
Only one club to follow..West Ham
Each team has its own historical football song. Liverpool and Celtic - ‘You’ll never walk alone’. West Ham - ‘I’m forever blowing bubbles’. Chelsea - the dreadful, ‘Blue is the colour’.
Scotland = for some reason best known to themselves -‘Yes, sir! I can boogie’ by Baccarat. Great song.
Ireland - ‘Sweet Caroline’, although the English have pinched that now.
Small kids go to matches with their dads. They don’t drink alcohol but they learn the tunes.
You've GOTTA GOTTA GOTTA GOTTA GOTTA check out American v English football chants tho it might be a bit embarrassing for an American,it's all good banter Connor and it's as faf
You should watch the funniest football chants
We don't need ANY alcohol to get like this over football........but it helps. Long suffering Tottenham Hotspur fan here.
To answer your question: These chants exist without alcohol. They are also fuelled by alcohol. They're deliberately offensive and also tolerated. It's slightly difficult to explain. You have to be as offensive as possible (but creatively) and the better you are at cutting close to the bone without causing genuine insult is how the game is played. The sentiment is almost never meant, but it's how cutting your insult is. Banter is what it's called. Enjoy, foreigners!
Don't jump on the bandwagon and start supporting Man United, or Liverpool or Chelsea - support a crap team from the bottom half of League Two - Leyton Orient or Rochdale for example
I’d say that the mixture of alcohol and a large group of guys together it’s gotta be 70% down to the alcohol!
You just learn by going and listening! Alcohol helps but it's not the only factor you can't drink whilst the teams are playing, but that's not to say they've not all been
drinking before; again not everyone is on the booze!
Pick Leeds we're shit on the pitch, but we make some noise
For English football culture, try a film football factory
Can you react to Jamie Webster singing poor Scouse Tommy. It's a Liverpool song.
Most UK stadiums don't allow alcohol bro.
you should react to WORLD'S MOST OFFENSIVE FOOTBALL/ULTRAS CHANTS | With Lyrics
Hey Connor x
If you want to pick a team I would suggest to start with “a clueless American’s guide to the Premier League”
20% alcohol, 80% emotion and belonging. Its easy to get swept up in this without a drop of booze.
BS you don't follow UK football.
@@darrellpowell6042 what makes you say that?
You can’t get into a game pissed they want let you in and you can’t buy it in the stadium