"Being
a jaded, glory-hunting Chelsea fan, I'm used to an uneasy dichotomy of crews of
agitated looking guys in quilted jackets doing bumps of nasty gak off their
season tickets, and guys in salmon pink trousers talking about the Mata issue
over a Nastro Azzurro.
...
That
despite "The Emirates Experience" or whatever obscure methods of
branding and persuasion the clubs are employing to get you to spend £12 on a
Tuborg and a Pukka, most football stadiums actually are like this: transitory
settlements of corrugated iron, portaloos and boxed-in coaches.
...
But
non-league fans aren't in it for the same reasons that most other football fans
are. They're in it because they want to feel part of something. Big business
football can be utterly alienating, and who wouldn't rather tour with Black
Flag in a bus with no floor than with U2 in a private jet with no soul?"
Read more here:- Vice: Searching for English Football's Soul with Non-League Fanatics
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