Why praise for England's travelling fans in the US shouldn't surprise anyone
Authorities have highlighted England's fans' behaviour, but the praise shouldn't come as a shock to anyone. For years, England's travelling support has been defined by the actions of a minority but JAMES HARRISON explores why the old stereotypes no longer match reality.
04.07.26, 06:00 Updated 08.07.26, 21:15 5 Minute Read
James Harrison
As the sun beamed down on Marienplatz in Munich for an England match against Germany, I couldn't help but feel a little anxious. I had that horrible, annoying feeling that we were being scrutinised.
I was with my mate Dev and my father, taking in the songs, feeling the atmosphere and literally living in the moment. However, the more I tried, the more I struggled to block out that feeling of having to look over my shoulder.
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