Shit Ground No Fans

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When Britain gave football to the world, she also gave it a distinctive terrace culture. In spite of the introduction of all-seater stadiums, the songs first generated on the terraces cascade down the stands. This work brings the best - and the worst - of these songs, including songs from the clubs in the English and Scottish leagues.

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