21-04-2021, 08:49
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Re: European football clubs agree to create a Super League
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Originally Posted by Hugh
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Most people would know what I mean when I say that our culture will be submerged by others in the fullness of time.
Heritage and culture are different things.
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Originally Posted by Chris
If this is what you believe, then it's your connection to reality that doesn't run that deep.
I'm not a passionate football fan by any means, but in every workplace I've ever had, and every social setting I've ever been a part of, I have always come across plenty of people who at least have a view, probably will name 'their' team, and in some cases eat, sleep and breathe the sport.
I think your problem may be lack of familiarity with the working class part of British culture where the most passionate part of football's fan base is to be found. There are households where the season ticket is a family heirloom.
The sport may not matter to you, and obviously that's fine - but don't confuse 'things that aren't important to me' with 'things that aren't important.'
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Did Hugh write that piece for you?
My Spurs season ticket has passed down the family. Doesn't mean it's part of the (diminishing) culture surrounding me.
Thigs of 'importance' are not necessarily matters of 'culture'.
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