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i know of livorno, celtic, rayo vallecano, union st gilloise, standard liege, red star paris, bologna (maybe?) and the better version of st pauli babelsberg 03
liverpool, man utd and basically everyother major football club have some socialist history due to it being a working class sport, but it seems that is just history now. the big clubs are all moneygrubbing bastards
With the big clubs, the clubs themselves are fully a capitalist enterprise of course but the fans are often varying degrees of left
Celtic fans are based as hell.
Club Deportivo Palestino is third division Chilean team from Santiago that was originally made up entirely of refugees from the Nakba (Santiago took more Palestinians than just about any city in the world at the time) and still advocate and fundraise for Palestine. I've got several of their excellent shirts.
Beautiful badge too imo
Very. I've got these two currently:
That watermelon away kit is awesome
You can't see it on the first kit really in that picture, but that's a map of Palestine on the sleeve. They also use the shape of the map as '1's for the numbers on their shirts
Palestino play in the first division of Chile (and are in 3rd place right now so maybe that's what you meant) and are also in the Libertadores (South American continental competition where the best clubs from each country qualify) this year where they finished the group stages in 2nd and advanced to the next phase
I did yes. It's been the hottest day of the year here today and I have been day drinking. My phone catches typos but not the rest of my nonsense. Cheers.
Livorno my goat ❤️
recently got promote to serie c i heard. finally back in proffessional football
The immortal science lives on
Union Berlin
Replied to another comment about this as well, but Union Berlin / its supporters are not left wing. If anything, they tend to be a bit to the right (although nominally they are apolitical).
Majority of the club is owned by fans
This is true of every club in Germany and is not indicative of its political leanings.
That's disappointing, but considering AfD's popularity in the former East Germany, maybe not that surprising. Maybe I shouldn't expect that just because a club is from a formerly communist country, their supporters would be left-wing (Red Star Belgrade for example).
East Germany got fully undermined by western neo-nazis especially the sport scene which was the only public space not destroyed by treuhand. The majority of institutions there are openly controlled by the fash (although there is still the pretence in the west). Take the police of Dessau-Roßlau, for example, who regularly kidnaps and lynches foreign students and non-White individuals; I believe they just did it to a Sinti person yesterday.
RedSports had a list a while ago. Don’t know how accurate it is.
Americas:
Liverpool and Celtic are left-ish
edit: ohh he said in the post
I will never look down on Celtic fans. These images really bring a tear to my eye. I certainly don’t agree with everything that sometimes comes with the Palestine-friendly political currents where I am, which is pretty relevant given I live less than two hours’ drive away from the Blue Line. I sure as hell won’t be expecting any more remarkable politics from a group of ultras, this warms my heart on its own.
They know. Everyone fucking knows but they don’t pretend not to. They wave these flags en masse in goddamn UK. I can only respect that. Net positive.
Portland Timbers (USA)
From Wikipedia:
In 2019, the Timbers Army made national news as they clashed with the MLS front office over the use of the Iron Front symbol on flags flown by Timbers supporters. MLS banned the anti-fascist symbol along with far-right regalia in a blanket ban of "political signage", which the Army contested, arguing in a statement that opposition to fascism, racism, and sexism was not political.[93] A protracted public battle between the Army and MLS brass occurred, culminating in a protest during the August game against Seattle where the TA deliberately stayed silent for the first 33 minutes of the nationally televised clash to commemorate 1933, the year that the Iron Front was disbanded in Nazi Germany.[94]
After the protests by the Timbers Army gained media exposure, Major League Soccer officials announced they would meet with the Army and other supporter groups around the league. A month later, on September 24, 2019, the league announced it would be reversing the policy that prohibited the Iron Front, allowing Timbers supporters to use the symbol again.[95] This was a rare instance in American sports (and one of the first in MLS) that a supporter group had directly taken on the league with an organized response and forced a change in policy.[96]
Seattle Sounders FC (USA)
From Wikipedia:
The Sounders FC Alliance was established at the request of minority owner Drew Carey, who was named its chairman.[244] Based on the fan association at FC Barcelona, members of the Alliance have the ability to vote on the removal of the general manager and on other team decisions. Season ticket holders become automatic members, while non-season ticket holders may buy into the Alliance for a fee. Membership benefits include voting privileges, an invitation to the annual meeting and other team perks. Members may also be elected to the Sounders FC Alliance Council by receiving at least 25 nominations from other members on an annual basis. The first vote on retaining or replacing Sounders general manager Adrian Hanauer was held in late 2012. After 13,775 votes registered, Hanauer was retained by the Alliance.[245]
Carey also requested that the Sounders have their own marching band, the first of its kind in MLS.[246] This led to the creation of Sound Wave, a 53-member marching band consisting of brass and marching percussion.[247] The band plays music from multiple genres, such as Latin, rock and pop,[247] and sits on the north end of Lumen Field.[248] The March to the Match, in which fans march from Occidental Park to Lumen Field before each home match, has been accompanied by Sound Wave.[249] The club's fight song is "Salute to the Olympians" by Henry Mancini, which had been adopted by the NASL Sounders in 1974 and later used by the USL Sounders.[250][251]
Besides the Alliance, there are four recognized, independent supporters groups for the Sounders.[252] Emerald City Supporters (ECS), which formed in 2005 to support the USL Sounders, is the largest supporter group and sits in the south end of the stadium (nicknamed the "Brougham End")[253] in sections 121–123.[254] The Eastside Supporters, established in 2010 to recognize fans from the Eastside region, are located in section 150.[252] Gorilla FC, an anti-fascist supporters group that fundraises for charitable causes in the Puget Sound region, is based in section 120.[255][256] The North End Faithful sit in the north end of the stadium.[257]
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Bohemians in the Irish league are very pro Palestine, the fans aren't necessarily commies like some euro clubs but they're a good community club
Finally a topic I know something about! This is something I've spent too much time researching the last few years. You've definitely got the major ones in your post but I'll add a few others that, at least, have antifa ultras:
These are the ones off the top of my head. Italy generally seems to have the most clubs with strong political affiliations, especially compared to England.
AS Roma is markedly left wing, and they will get regularly into fights withth Lazio (Mussolini's team) fans who are all fash.
I dunno if As Roma is left, more like Lib. They’re just SS Nazio’s hated rivals so they grt that distinction
roma are only marginally less fascist than lazio
Is it? I don't have first hand experience dealing with Roma fans, only things that Roman or Italian friends have told me
Union Berlin, and St Pauli.
Union Berlin is not left wing at all, if anything its supporters tend more to the right
That flies in the face of literally everything I’ve thought I’ve known about the club. You might be right
It's a very common misconception tbf, and I mean Union Berlin does have a reputation for being a sort of underdog club with a grassroots atmosphere / background. Still, it's not left wing
Definitely Livorno ,the most based team in Europe
can't believe no one's mentioned omonia or omonia 29m in cyprus. they're the greek livorno, most supporters are voters or members of AKEL. their logo is based off old eastern bloc heraldry. they've managed to reach the cypriot first division in recent years. no idea why they split from omonia fc to form their own fan owned club, im not a cypriot. will probably start following their activity, seems like a very interesting story
Just don't ask St. Pauli supporters about Palestine
Unfortunately, that's assumed. They're still German, after all.
The problem here is that all sports are fascist
Sports are a simulation of human conflict. They have been an excellent substitute for the alternative, war.
incredibly stupid post
Well I WAS joking but now my interlocutors are proving my point by disagreeing with me and failing to upvote my post (actual fascist behavior)
Fascism is sports and no freedom of speech... omg!
Oh! Downvoting is fascism. This is probably one of the most pathetic attempt I have seen online, to justify the lack of understanding. Throwing words and then using hyperboles to justify it.