Football
Football seen from the terraces: supporter culture, fanzines, songs, anti-fascist fan groups and the clubs — St. Pauli, Celtic, AIK, Hammarby and others — where punk and football meet.
Anti-fascist football fan groups: St. Pauli, Celtic, Rayo, AEK
A guide to anti-fascist football fan groups: St. Pauli, Celtic's Green Brigade, Rayo Vallecano's Bukaneros, AEK's Original 21, and Football Against Racism…
Casual culture: terrace fashion from the late 1970s
How Fila, Sergio Tacchini and Stone Island became terrace staples, and where casuals overlapped and clashed with punk and skinheads in late-70s Britain.
Celtic FC, Irish Folk Punk and the Terrace Songs
How Irish folk punk from The Pogues to Dropkick Murphys and Flogging Molly connects with Celtic FC fan culture and the songs sung on the terraces.
FC United of Manchester: the fan-owned club that started in 2005
How FC United of Manchester was founded in 2005 in protest at the Glazer takeover, and how fan ownership works at the club and in general.
Where Football Chants Come From: Hymns, Music Hall and Pop
Football chants draw on hymns, music hall, pop songs and folk tunes. From Liverpool's 'You'll Never Walk Alone' to 'Seven Nation Army', here's where terrace…
Football Fanzines: How Punk Zine Culture Shaped the Terraces
The 1980s football fanzine boom, led by When Saturday Comes, borrowed punk's DIY ethos to change how fans wrote about the game.
Oi! and the terraces: working-class pride and the fight against the far right
How Cockney Rejects, Sham 69 and Cock Sparrer channelled football terrace culture into Oi! — and how the scene pushed back against the far right.
Rayo Vallecano: Madrid's Working-Class Football Club
Rayo Vallecano, the working-class club from Vallecas, Madrid: its fans' left-wing politics, community activism and the fight against gentrification.
FC St. Pauli: The Punk Football Club of Hamburg
How FC St. Pauli became punk football: the skull and crossbones, Hafenstraße squats, anti-fascist fan culture and the Millerntor stadium.
Ultras culture: Italy, tifo, flares and the British difference
Ultras culture began in 1960s Italy, with choreographed tifo, flares and political identities. How it differs from British fan culture, and why flares are…
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