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Quoted from forza ivano

That's me. No other place like it if you like footie and are slightly leftward leaning in your politics

Ps tevez just come on for boca. Still looks exactly the same and hasn't lost an ounce of ability

The Rayo fans are great with loads of socialist banners. I have a pic of me and my mates sat near their President wearing our Town shirts.

Quoted from forza ivano

great mural at the other end though. was in the side stand and never smelt/seen so much ganja been smoked at a football match!
each half had a rendition of la marseillaise whilst the banner of an AK47 was interesting. love their kit as well

If you like this kind of atmosphere, then you definetly have to come to the Millerntor in Hamburg to watch St. Pauli play.  A lot of 'special cigarettes' everywhere, a lot of beer and leaning very left for the politics .

Quoted from mimma

Why have Sky stopped covering Spanish football?

Loved watching it.

sky would not pay 18 mill for it.

As there are mentions of political leanings at football clubs, are Town a proper working mans club or because of our non-chairmans views could we be leaning to the right?

  Think there's a  new channel showing that serie a ,eeredivisie la liga. It's about £50 p.a. But can't remember the name.as regards political leanings id call gtfc generally a v right wing support

Eleven sports. £60 a year and Chromecast it to your telly.

I managed to get a ticket to see River v Boca when I was in Argentina about 10 years ago. I've been to a lot of games all over the world but I can honestly say that nothing comes close. At that time the police locked the home fans until the away fans had been cleared from the ground. Boca won an admittedly very poor game so their fans kicked off, the police took ages to clear them - they wouldn't leave. I was still locked in the ground nearly 2 hours after the game! I did go to the Boca ground the next day and manage to scrawl "GTFC" onto a graffiti wall. Must go back one day to see if it is still there.

Quoted from Hameln Mariner

I managed to get a ticket to see River v Boca when I was in Argentina about 10 years ago. I've been to a lot of games all over the world but I can honestly say that nothing comes close. At that time the police locked the home fans until the away fans had been cleared from the ground. Boca won an admittedly very poor game so their fans kicked off, the police took ages to clear them - they wouldn't leave. I was still locked in the ground nearly 2 hours after the game! I did go to the Boca ground the next day and manage to scrawl "GTFC" onto a graffiti wall. Must go back one day to see if it is still there.

Lucky sodomist! The other obvious one for a bucket list is one of the istanbul derbies.
I'd also like to see red star Belgrade at their place in a big game having heard that wall of sound v Liverpool last week.dont think I've ever heard such a loud support, you could hardly hear the commentators.

by sheer coincidence ,just found this on bbc football site

https://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/article/5957cb44-65fe-43d2-bbf5-48e336f48b23

That's a good article.  I've been to a Feyenoord match, it might have been because it was a wet cold sunday lunchtime kick off but it wasn't anything special when I was there. Valencia is good but only when either Barca or Real are in town. For a very good day out Dortmund is very good, I was there as an away fan with Werder, we took 8k and were loud but when the sud-tribune gets going it  is very loud there.  The Millentor is great for a Friday night game but it's not as much fun as it used to be, I stood on a cinder terrace under a tree when I first went, it's a lot posher now but at least it's in Hamburg and not that dump out at Stellingen.