British football fans voted the most passionate in Europe | Football News | Sky Sports
British football fans begin their own Brexit as 200,000 flock to Euro 2016 for Home Nations ties - Irish Mirror Online
Why are the English being hooligans again? – POLITICO
Premier League fans' ticket fury at 'cruel and unfair' hikes as prices hit £3,000 for first time
Football fans could be allowed to drink alcohol in their seats for first time in 37 years - LBC
Jose Mourinho: England fans have to fight with Gareth Southgate's team – Wembley can be a HUGE advantage in Euros run-in | The Sun
UK Football Fans - Photographs and text by Adam Rubin | LensCulture
Three young men English football fans in Kavos Corfu after England beat Ecuador on 25 June 2006 in the World Cup JMH2705 Stock Photo - Alamy
Fan-Led Review of Football Governance: securing the game's future - GOV.UK
Average Premier League fan will spend £1,888 on watching football this season | The Independent | The Independent
How the England football team came to embody Englishness | UK news | The Guardian
English football club fans and supporters watching match and playing drum Stock Photo - Alamy
What was it really like to be an England football fan at Euro 2020? | British GQ
Should we raucously celebrate a football win in a pandemic? - BBC News
Which football teams have the most fans? | Goal.com UK
What Happened to Britain's Football Hooligans? | Sports History Weekly
Drinking alcohol in seats at football grounds 'could be permitted' as part of fan-led review into game | UK News | Sky News
Alcohol in association football - Wikipedia
England are more than just a football team
What is it about English football that makes middle-aged men want to rip off their shirts?
Irish Mirror Online
The True Cost Of Watching Football In The UK Revealed - fcbusiness
How to be a football fan without breaking the bank | Money | The Guardian
Devoted football fans experience dangerous levels of stress, research finds | The Independent | The Independent
A look inside what makes football fans unique to English culture — and so avid
World Cup 2018: be relieved football didn't come home, we all know it's better off elsewhere | Researching Sociology @ LSE
