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As you know, England is mad about football. Being the spiritual home of the beautiful game, almost everyone in the nation is in love with the sport and is well regarded as the biggest passion of the people. This passionate support for the game is no more evident that in the North East of England, where the fans of Sunderland and Newcastle, live breathe and eat football. Every football fans just can’t wait for the football matches at the weekend to start and as soon as one game is completed, they are fast looking forward to the next one.
Thankfully, now with the advent of the internet we do not have to wait until the weekend for our daily dosage of football drama. We can now keep up to date with the latest news on online news websites or watching the many24 hour sports channels dedicated to football. The online websites and television networks are very popular as the appetite for all things football is hardly ever satisfied.
On the internet, we football fans have a huge selection of football websites to choose from. You can visit some general football websites such as FootfallFanCast.com or SkySports.com, or you can visit the official club website and club specific blogs which are usually run by fans. The best would be to visit all the websites that you can so that you get the full 360 degree perspective of any story, be it from a neutral source or die-hard supporter.
One of the main concerns for any supporter of a club is transfer news and rumours. As fans, we love to know who is being connected with the club or who is potential. Even though there are only two transfer windows, it does not stop the rumour mill from churning out stories about every club and player to keep the fans on their toes. With 24 hour news sources like online website and cable networks, you can get up to the minute breaking news should some interesting rumour about a player were to hit the grapevine.
Another interesting phenomenon that has taken the online world by storm is the proliferation of blogs written by fans. Football fans are a vocal lot and they have now taken their debate to the online world where they can voice their pleasures and displeasure at the club and players freely. It makes for an interesting read because you can hardly find two football fans with the same opinion about a club or player.
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