Voices in Football also known as V.I.F. is a web based football fanzine that is dedicated to Football Fan and Terrace Culture around the world. This site originated in 2008 and showcases a gallery of original images, match reports and featured articles all of which focus on football around the world. The aim is to give a platform to words and photography that see football through the eyes of football fans and people interested in football fan culture.
Since the end of 2011 we have been going through a reconfiguration phase for the website. In the background lots of work is still going on editing legacy content and configuring the new site. Since the start of 2012 we have been in Greece, Israel, Spain and Italy watching football with trips to Poland/Ukraine, Americas and the 2012 London Olympics in planning. Look out soon for the new Image Galleries which will go Live.
Note that a lot of time, effort and passion goes into generating content for this site. Voicesinfootball.com is for people interested in football fan and terrace culture. Both current and historical themes as well as ideas surrounding this topic are explored but be aware this site spotlights football globally around the world. We will always aim to be free from political or racial bias. If any visitor does not like the content please feel free to leave with no offence taken by us.
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Match Report Archive
Olympique Marseille v Caen
Saturday, 04 February 2012
It’s pretty easy to give the budget airlines of this world a difficult time especially for those who prefer the supposed comforts of a British...
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Nice v Brest
Sunday, 29 January 2012
It is said that Nice is one of the oldest human settlements in the world. The site of Terra-Amata, an archaeological site identified as dating from...
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Lechia Gdansk v Zaglebie Lubin
Sunday, 29 January 2012
You may have watched an edition of the BAFTA award winning ‘Ross Kemp on Gangs’ television series. In the series Kemp travels to Poland and spends...
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Maccabi Tel Aviv v Ironi Ramat
Monday, 20 February 2012
There is a commonality in club naming conventions in nearly every country which has teams playing football. In England and Scotland there is the use of...
Read moreSunderland v Aston Villa
Raith Rovers v Ayr United
Aberdeen v East Fife
Queens Park v Alloa Athletic
Paola Hibernians v Marx'lokk
Middlesbrough v Queens Park Rangers
Hammarby v Kalmar FF
Slavia Prague v Sheriff Tiraspol
SC Braga v FC Porto
Racing Santander v Getafe
Fiorentina v Bari
Zenit St Petersburg v Krylia Sovetov Samara
The Wembley Cup 2009
CA Osasuna v Valencia
Dumbarton v Berwick Rangers
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FEATURED ARTICLES
Gate 13 Athens Riots
Thursday, 22 March 2012
It’s becoming almost accepted that whenever a big economic decision is made in Greece a huge demonstration occurs. And then, as night falls, a full scale riot happens in nearby Syntagma...
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Colour Your Terrace
Sunday, 04 March 2012
The tradition of wall painting in Greece goes back many years. The lavish fresco decoration of sites during classical and Hellenistic periods comes to mind as much as images of...
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Tradizione
Monday, 13 February 2012
The quarter final between Roma and Juventus at the new Juventus stadium saw the two most successful clubs in thehistory of the competition meet. The Roman side and Juventus both...
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Egypt: Flares of Anger
Sunday, 12 February 2012
For many of the watching world the events that took place in Tahrir Square during January 2011 were avid viewing. Egyptians of a variety of ages both male and female...
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FC United v Buxton
Saturday, 04 February 2012
For such a small club, Football Club United of Manchester has been called a lot of different things by a great many. Amongst the accusations thrown at them are that...
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Greuther Fürth
Spielvereinigung SpVgg Greuther Fürth 'KLEEBLATTER' The symbolic respresentaion of the clover leaf (Kleeblatter) is most commonly associated traditionally with Ireland. The symbol has also been used to represent luck, trinity, comfort as well as prosperity. Celtic, Shamrock Rovers and Panathiniakos are three of the clubs most of us associate with the cloverleaf. Moreover Celtic, Shamrock Rovers and Sporting Lisbon are well known for the famous green and white hooped shirts. There is though one other little known club who will become famous for hooped shirts with a cloverleaf come August 2012. Greuther Fürth have had a highly successful season in the 2.Bundesliga and...
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