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Regista: The football blog that kisses the badge in celebration of the best aspects of football and surrounds the ref to complain in vain about the worst.Covering topics across the football world, including: Bundesliga, Serie A, La Liga, the Champions League, the English Premier League and Championship football.
Category Archives: Fans and football culture
Three views of Italian football: the supporters club, the local team, and the arena.
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Tweet I recently hooked up with a friend who gave me some photos from a trip to Italy in 2005. We were visiting a mutual friend in Rome, via his home town of Agnone, a small town in the hills … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures in football, Fans and football culture Tagged Agnone, AS Roma, Inter, Olimpico, Roma Leave a comment
It’s time for standing to return
Tweet If you’ve recently watched a professional football match anywhere in England, the chances are you’ll hear the away fans mocking the passive support of the locals at some point during the game. It’s a standard refrain, the irony being … Continue reading
Posted in Fans and football culture, Good things Tagged Arsenal, Borussia Dortmund, Cologne, FSF 1 Comment
Racism: a rant
Tweet This isn’t going to be an attempt to show my deep understanding of racism, nor some pseudo intellectual lecture about how we need to understand Serbia. It’s just a rant setting out how I feel about racism in this … Continue reading
Posted in Bad things, Fans and football culture Tagged Chelsea, FA, John Terry, Liverpool, Luis Suarez, Serbia, UEFA Leave a comment
Ayn Rand’s football philosophy
Tweet I’ve taken an interest in the writing of Ayn Rand in recent months, telling anyone who’ll listen what I think of her seminal work, Atlas Shrugged. There are two reasons for this. Firstly, it’s a 1,200 pager, by far … Continue reading
Posted in Fans and football culture, Spurious conjecture Tagged Atlas Shrugged, EPPP, FFP, FIFA, Michel Platini, Sepp Blatter, UEFA 6 Comments
Motherland Calls – the World Cup in Russia
Tweet The announcement of Russia’s host cities for the 2018 World Cup was hardly the big football story of the weekend. It all seems like a long way off right now – we’ve got Brazil to get through first. But, … Continue reading