Like Austria Vienna, Ajax, Tottenham and Bayern became “Jewish clubs”

In the 1970s of England as a football fan to travel to an away game was dangerous. It was the time of the hooligans on the British island, conflicts between rival fan groups at train stations were just as common as racism in the stadiums. It was also the time when the fans of Tottenham Hotspur FC were insulted by opposing supporters – and in response to turning negative external attributions positively. This is how the “Yid Army” was created.