Why is Newcastle United so popular in Britain?

Newcastle is a traditional industrial town in northeast England. People here like to call themselves "Jody". In England, "Jody" is famous for two things: accent and the football team here-Newcastle United.

"Geordie" has a strong accent, but there is no blue tone. Very distinctive, a bit like Northeast dialect. Their bodies also have obvious characteristics: dirty beards, five big and three thick arms and tattoos all over their arms. It is said that these are all traditions left over from coal mining and shipbuilding in the Middle Ages. It is no exaggeration to say that it is because of the coal mine that Jody can survive.

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Under the guidance of their parents, most British people have been loyal to their hometown teams since childhood. When you stop a passer-by and ask about his favorite team, the answer will often be a small team that you have never heard of in your last life, which may explain all the reasons why more than 40 thousand seats at St. James' Park Stadium have been reserved. Many members have permanent seats. Newcastle actually has a small population of 300,000. As you can imagine, every game, nearly15 people in the whole city sang all the way in black and white striped shirts and poured into St. James' Park from all directions. Although the team unfortunately fell into the British Championship this season and fell into a trough, it is still hard to find a ticket for St. James Park.

Alcohol and football

It is no exaggeration to say that bars are a kind of British culture. In Britain, people who can't drink at all are as rare as those who can't play football at all. In Newcastle, all shopping malls usually close early at 5 or 6 pm, and at night, except restaurants and cinemas, there are only sporadic bars. The nightlife of Newcastle people is rather monotonous, and most people go out for a drink in bars. Bars here generally serve three kinds of beer: bitter beer, light beer and Schindler beer. Older "Jody" people like to go to traditional English bars, chat and watch games. Every match day, the business of the bar is quite prosperous, and many "Jody" have to serve five or six cups at a time, lined up on the table. After the game, there will be another peak, and fans who have not enjoyed themselves in the stadium will come here to continue to enjoy themselves.

The prosperity of amateur football

English football is prosperous and the Premier League is in full swing, which is inseparable from the football foundation in England. In the history of the English Football Association Cup, we can often see some amateur teams, professional teams and even Premier League teams, which shows the high level of football in England as a whole. Football fields with excellent grass can be seen everywhere in England, but anyone in England can jump a few feet by throwing a football.

There are a large number of amateur teams in Newcastle. On weekdays, they set out the battlefield on the stadium near their home. Although it is an amateur competition, there are many referees, coaches and fans, and the level is obvious. Simple tactics, clear formation and fierce fighting are the biggest characteristics of amateur competitions. Coupled with Jody's uninhibited personality, the appreciation is not bad at all.

The British love football and their own teams. Everyone talks about the club like a treasure. They called Kevin kevin keegan "the savior" and alan shearer "the king", and their words showed great pride. Most of their ancestors were working-class, and their lives and beliefs were simple and simple, without much fancy. Because they are dissatisfied with the team's achievements or measures, they will shout and demonstrate in front of the club and sit in the stands on time the next day. Will criticize the team's performance on the bbs of the club website, but will still cheer for each player during the game; Usually, they will glare at their sworn enemies, and the national team will put aside their grievances and cheer for the England team on the match day. These are Newcastle United fans. Their perseverance is their character. Black and white jerseys are their nameplates on the banks of the Tyne River. "Everyone is a hero in black and white".

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