The film itself has nothing to do with football, but the violence is full of passion. An American traveled far and wide to come to Britain to fight in groups! What kind of spirit is this? Although passionate and related to faith, these "true beliefs, purest trust" have a simple understanding, that is, a group of people who lack love and security get together to get warm, looking for a sense of security, even if it is an improper way. never mind. I believe that people with different experiences will feel different when watching this film.
I always don’t understand football hooligans, thinking that their fights are meaningless. Later, I discovered that the belief in football has gone beyond football itself. A club is a cultural group formed by a group of people who share common ideals. People or things that are unfavorable to this group cannot be tolerated. It seems that our culture does not understand this. Football can be second-rate, but the club must be first-rate. It's as if the country can be second-rate, but the people must be first-rate. It is conceivable that such a culture will definitely not be a second-rate football.
Of course, at the end of the film, we are told: to be a person, we must stand firm, but we must stop doing things in moderation.
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