Football clubs up and down the land have a wealth of songs sung to them by their supporters on a regular basis, with Queens ...

Commercial architecture of African football has been transformed radically in the last 30 years until 2026. What was ...

Football supporters up and down the land have songs to sing in support of their team, with Watford fans being no different on ...

The continent of Africa is so incredibly vast that it makes complete sense for it to be split up into geographical areas. controlled by the Confederation of African Football, there are five different ...

Football supporters love nothing more than to show their love and appreciation for the side that they support. If the opportunity arises, they also don’t mind taking a dig at their rivals too. The joy ...

The history of Sunderland AFC is one that has been filled with disappointments and close calls far more than it has with joy and excitement. Although the Black Cats have won the top-flight title six ...

Teams from up and down the country have songs that get sung to them by their supporters, with Ipswich being no exception to the rule on that front. The Tractor Boys are serenaded with a mix of songs ...

There are many details about football clubs that fade into the obscurity of myth and history. Many football clubs have mottos that date back decades or even a century and a bit. One of the most famous ...

Every die-hard fan loves a good football story – especially ones that bring back warm memories and a sense of nostalgia and we’ve got one for you here as we peel back the layers on a tradition that ...

There is a certain type of wit that is employed by football supporters but that you rarely see from other mass groups. Perhaps the supporters of Europe during the Ryder Cup might come closest to the ...

Liverpool are the most successful football club in England. The people off the pitch work almost as hard as those on it, coming up with countless songs for the players and the club in general in order ...

Given the presence of Burnley Football Club in the deeps of Lancashire, you would be forgiven for thinking that the supporters had nothing better to do with their time than invent chants and songs.