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Boots on the Terraces

Boots on the Terraces

Aaron Aaberg

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Independently Published
Año de edición:
2025
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Historia social y cultural
ISBN:
9781923545007

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From the soot-blackened terraces of Victorian mill towns to the rail-seated stands of 21st-century mega-arenas, Boots on the Terraces traces the long, loud, and layered story of Britain’s football supporters. It charts how generations of fans have shaped-and been shaped by-class structures, urban transport, war, youth subcultures, television, disaster, protest, and, most recently, governance reform. Drawing solely from documented events, data, and testimony, this narrative history gives voice to the crowd in all its forms: chanting, marching, mourning, and campaigning.Whether packed into a wartime charity fixture or protesting a modern Super League breakaway, supporters have always stood at the heart of football’s most meaningful moments. With over 140 years of fact-driven storytelling, Boots on the Terraces offers the definitive account of how ordinary people turned matchday ritual into a cornerstone of British cultural life.

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